Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-12
LATE LOCALS.

Local Bank Clcarings-Today's
local bank ciearlngs announced 10
s4SS,l26.79 a. against Si,4s6,5i125
for e same day last year.
State Officers Visitlng--Gov. John
9 Cutler o. in Provo today attending
TO business matters State Auditor j.
a Edwards IL in Brigham City on 81
flying trip.
Collecting Prcscnts-Tho Salvation
Army "a making collections of Christ
mas presents for children. which VIII
be given from q Christmas tree dur
Ing the holidays az the hcadQuarters
14b east Second South street.
Engravers Arc Busy-Owlng to the
rush Of holiday work, the enEravers
VIII be unable 90 make the inscriptions
on the gold and silver medals award
ed for exhibits at the last state fair.
Until after the first of the year. Sccy.
Ensign OF the fair association will
push the matter with an possible
speed however.
Reception to Rev. MIR Goshen
Eills will give a special reception %
Rev j.. ]. Goshen this evening. from
$50 TO 1850 o'clock Pa the assembly
room Of the lodge. Dancing win be fol-
low the reception. The committee Of
reception includes Exalted Ruler W.
= Cooper and Past Exalted Ruler
James c. Leary,
Increase Capital stoclS--'rwo cor
por0tiOns filed amendments TO their
articles OF incorporation with the Sec
rotary OF state today. The Ogden
Woierworks company Incorporated
under the laws Of oregon, increases ne
capital from $4,000 20 $500, 600. with
5000 shares. The George A. Lowe
company Increases ITS capital stock
from $4,000 to 100000 In 5000
shares.
New Boy In Town-Prof. Ferry Y.
Fox Of the Latter-iay Saints univer-
sity today is reported 90 be handling
his classes I'm a somewhat erratlo
fashion, After due Investigation Il
transpired that there was a new arrlv-
al at the Fox home I'm the form OF a
decidedly lusty boy The students are
now planning % hold appropriate ex-
orcises In celebration Of the event.
Fair Weather Ahcad--The weather
continues raw and wiuty with the
precipitation for the storm amounting
to little over half an inch. A high
barometric area ia pressing I'm from
the west coast which leads the weather
office 20 predict fair weather for to-
night and tomorrow. Minimum temp
etatur0s ranged fairly high over the
country yesterday Tho coolest place
was Sault 81 Marie where the ther-
mometer stood two above zero.
Juvenile Court RcpOrts-Gov. Cut
fer has received from Judge A A.
Noon of the Fourth district his report
on the operation 81 the juvenile court
ir w. and Wasatch counties for the
past year. Judge Noon reports things
within his jurisdiction as having been
handled To the satisfaction OF all par
ties concerned He says he believes
the operation of the court has done
much for the boys and girls coming
60 his notice. In the year he handled
the cases Of 1913 boys and two girls.
Wanted at Seattle. A. De Mond
is wanted az Seattle. Wash. according
10 circulars received In this CITY. sent
ont by a. j. Speckert, a Seattle at
torney II IL charged against De
Mond that ne drew 5000 from de-
post vaults. half OF which sum Is
claimed by his wife as being hers. He
4. 40 years old. weighs 21S pounds.
has dark hair and smooth face. and Is
said 20 have been paying attentions 10
a woman named Kennedy. The lat
ter IS dark and weighs about 1876
pounds II Is further stated In the
circular that De Mond has divorced
wife and three daughters In Payne, o.
Funeral Of CouInm WcndeII-Funer-
al services over the remains OF George
Wendell. the 16-months'-old baby OF
George and Ella Coulam, were held at
the home OF Mrs. Coulam. grand
mother Of the little one, today at II
o'clock. Bishop Morris conducted the
services. Counselor Livingston offer
co the opening prayer. The speakers
We're; David Cameron, Richard Bridge,
Elijah A Larkin. Alexander Nc
Master, and Bishop Norris Benedic-
ton by Counselor Scars. Beautiful
and appropriate music was furnished
and a wealth Of lovely flowers covered
the little caskot Many relatives and
friends were present to extend symp-
athy to the bereavcd.