Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-29
LATE LOCALS.

Bank Clcarings--Today's local bank
clearings amounted to Sg54,375.21 as
against S553,4s0,69 for the same day
last year.
Farewell Entcrtainment--A fare
well entertainment win be given in
Farmers ward tomorrow evening, in
honor of Elder JOY w. Dunyon who is
to leave shortly on mission to Cali
fornia.
Preparing for Fair--Secy. Horace
Ensign has been spending most of the
week at the state fair grounds, seeing
that they are being put in order and
the buildings cleaned up and re-
painted preparatory to the coming
fair Mr. Ensign believes that the
next fair win be a record affair.
Assignment of Ieachers--The city
board of education win meet in the
board room at noon tomorrow to con-
slider the report of the committee on
teachers ana school work in regard
to the assignment of teachers and also
the report OF the committee on build
ins and grounds i'm relation to repairs
and building which have been going
on during the vacation season
Bank Doors Thrown open--The
Commercial National bank is now
comfortably settled in its new quar-
tiers, next door to its old location.
There are many visitors to the bank
who are complimentary in their re-
marks about the change. The bank
has now one of the most elegant
banking apartments in the state.
Baptists Choose DelcSates-The
First Baptist society met last evening,
and chose nine of its members as dele
gates to the Baptist state convention
to be held at Ogden on the Srd inst
The church is entitled TO SS delegates,
and the task Of selecting the remain
ing %. was left to the pastor and the
clerk The East Side Baptist church
is entitled to 90 delegates.
Engine Runs Away--A "helper"
engine used on the Rio Grande be-
tween salt Lake and Park CITY ran
away yesterday. The engineer ana
fireman jumped from the engine as 1t
rushed down grade and landed safely.
Tho runaway finally struck weak rails
and piled up i'm ditch. a wrecking
crew was sent at once TO repair the
damage but traffic was delayed for
several hours.
Music Company Flies Arliclcs-The
Daynes Music company of this city
has filed It's articles of incorporation
with tho county clerk. The capital
stock Of The company Is $4,000, d.
vided into shares of the par value OF
81 each. Royal w Daynes Is presl-
dent; James Ingebretsen. vice presl-
dent II. l., Nelson. secretary; w. Nj.
Rich. treasurer.
Bullding Up salt LalSc--Archltects
Hcadluud q Wood have completed
Thomas AIurnane on Second East
street; also for n $4,000 residence for
o. 4. Honold. at Second East street
and McClelland avenue; and for
three story 50xS0 foot warehouse TO
be erected on Third West street, near
the short Line yards. for w. o. Kay
OF ogden to cost $4,000.
Wanted n Fee--A party claiming
TO have important information con-
corning the actions Of the Butchers
and Grocars' association called on
the attorney-general yesterday after
noon. but declined 10 give up what
he said he had unless paid for It. AS
there Is no fund from which to draw
for such a purpose, the state onicial
was unable to obtain the information.
But he IS confident that information
viii come later on, To form the basis
Of a suit IN court for the dislncorpora-
tlon OF the Butchers and Grocers' as
ISOLATION.
Bill Objected To-An item OF SIC
for lemons for the inmates OF the
State Industrial school as contained
IN the July bill OF r, y, Evans d Co.,
of ogden. WAS objected 10 by Gov.
Cutler at the meeting OF the state
board OF examiners a few days ago
on the ground that the amount was
excessive. Mr. Evans Is n member
Of The board Of trustees IF the indua-
trial school and rs by law prohibited
from selling any supplies whatever
10 the institution over which he exer-
cses more or less control. The total
amount of his bill FOR July was
S150.45.