Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-31
LATE LOCALS.

Mrs. Wells Improvcd---Mrs. Weber
NJ. Wells Is able to be out ON the porch
OF her residence.
Governor Goes Fishing--Gov. Cut
Ter is enjoying much needed rest on
fishing trip today.
Committee ON Teachcrs--The COM
mittee on teachers and school work
will meet in the office of President o.
w, Moyle, of the board of education
Friday noon.
After Long Separation--Atty.-G Gen.
Breeder was pleased and astonished
this noon, as John Judd who knew
him in Santa Fe in 1879, walked into
his office Unexpectedly. They had
not seen each other in all this time
Articles Filed-Copies of the ar
ticles OF incorporation and bylaws OF
the Washington Fire Insurance COM
pany of Seattle were filed with the
secretary OF state this morning. L, U.
Hiskey is appointed local agent.
Dental Case Robbctl--Some time
during last night miscreant smashed
the display case of the Union Dental
company on lower Main street, and
made way with the contents, teeth,
~
Stole Grip From ST. Eimo--A guest
at the st. Elmo rooming house re-
ported to the police today that d grip
containing wearing apparel had been
purloined from that place. There is
no clue to the thief.
Young Calder at Home--Verner
Calder. son of Samuel Calder of this
city. has so far recovered from the
wound in his foot occasioned by acct
dental discharge of gun, that he
is able to be removed from tho l.. ID.
S. hospital to his home.
Bank Clcarings-Today's local bank
clearings amounted to s1,093,609.76 as
against $6T1.720.67 for the same day
last year The months clearings
amounted to S3l,14S,031.3 as against
S20,304,4933S for the month OF July,
1906; an increase of s10,s3S,5S7.0S.
Kansas Merchant Hcre-C. w.
Symns and wife of Atchison. Kan,
are visiting in Salt Lake, guests at
the Knutsford Mr.. Symns is one OF
the foremost merchants OF the Kansas
city, and is the head of the mercantile
company bearing his name In this
city.
Nauvoo Legion at Wandamcre-All
vited 10 attend the outing at Wanda
mere, held on Friday, Aug. 2. Meet
at O'Clock, bring lunch, and wear
badges. Call on William Sanders or
William Brown at Z. C. NJ. l.. and get
a ticket for admission free.
Money for Speculation--Local bank
ing men report today. a strong de-
nand for money to be used in mining
speculations. Some people are so in
tent on this that they are ready TO
mortgage their homes to raise money
with which to speculate. Bankers ere
refusing to advance moneys when
IL Is found that homes are being Of
fered as collateral.
John T.. Mealsin Home---John p.
Meakin, the fraternal evangelist
returned home last evening after an
absence from Utah for nine months
past Mr.. Meakin has been filing n
lecture tour throughout the east dur
ing which he has been telling his audi
ences that Utah Is not so black as Is
painted by some. He reports having
enjoyed a splendid time and being
glad to return home once more.
New Mining Company--Articles OF
incorporation OF the Seven Troushs
Daisy Mining company We're fleA this
afternoon with the county clerk. The
tVlIphhy 10 tallhttllHSu AOt TifN'NsNHN
divided Into shares of the value Of 81
each. The directors OF the new COM
pany are Van d. Spalding, w. j.
Craig. Brig I. Cannon. Jacob Evans,
T.. II. Airs. The company owns
four claims In Seven Troughs district,
Humboldt county. New.
New Members Admlttcd--The fol-
lowing local college graduates were
chosen at the recent meeting Of the
committee on admissions to member
ship in the University club; II. Il.
Clark, NJ. D.. University OF Michigan.
1906: II. p. Coleman, NJ. f.. Colorado
School of Mines. 1909; Ed Copley, b.
A., Kansas State university, 1900; Jar-
old y. Fabian, y. A.. Yale, 1907; + r.
Steigmeyer. r. S.. University of Chi
cago, 1907.
Back From old Mexico---J. a. Cum
nlpgnam ls back from old Mexico,
with encouraging reports of success
In sugar cane operations in the Htaf
OF san Luis Potos. lie says the ~
public is becoming rapidly Americana
lied, with investors docking In there
from the north in large numbers. AZ
Tampico, the hotel there was LOADED
to the guards.' with guests sleeping
in hall cots. and women sleeping in
chairs In the parlors.
Fifth Ward at Wandamcre--on
Friday next. Aug, 2. the people OF the
Firth ward viii join In grand re-
union at Wandamere. A fine program
of sports has been arranged, Including
game OF baseball between married
and single men. races of different kinds
and contests In boating. dancing, roller
skating and bowling, the winners OF
these 10 be awarded suitable prizes.
There VIII also be prizes for the larg-
est family on the grounds the Oldest
couple and the oldest lady and gent
The exercises win begin shortly after
noon ana continue the remainder of the
day. All residents OF the ward aud
their friends are cordially invited and
promised a good time