Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-26
LATE LOCALS.

Y. VI. G. 4. Camp for Boys-There
are 20 boys enjoying an outing in the
Y. NJ. C. A. camp at American Fork.
Today's Clcarings--Today' local
bank clearings amounted 10 Sl,015,-
S54S2 as against Sl,020,5S7.91 for
the same day last year,
No Recital Friday--There viii be
no organ recitll Friday afternoon, in
the tabernacle because of that day
being choir day at Saltair, so orsanist
Mcclellan announces.
Session of Federal Court-Judge
Riner OF Cheyenne will hold a SEES
sion of the federal court in this city
July and S. Cases will be taker UP
in which Judge John \. Marshall is
barred from sitting.
lions Bank Dividopd--The lions
Savings Bank and Trust company viii
pay on June 80. the $4,000 in divi-
dends recently declared by the bank.
They were per cent regular, ana 4
per cent special dividends.
Gone 10 san Francisco---Charles FL
more the electrical workers official,
has gone 10 san francisco. and presi-
dent Lynn OF the district council is
expected tomorrow in this city, To
take charge of the affairs of the
strikers
Nearly Timc--It begins to look as
though settled pleasant weather had
come for all of the country west of
the ninetieth meridian is under a high
barometric pressure, with no threat
eninGs of anything unpleasant from
the Pacific coast
Plat tho Propcrty-C'annou & Can
non have plated the property recent
IS bought by them ON Twelfth South
street be;woen Eighth and Ninth
East streets. ana win cut II mp into
SO lots lay cement sidewalks and
Introduce city water. About $4,000
win he expended In improvements.
Utah Stock for NIontana--M *.
| Parsons Of this city and j VI, Board
man of Montana leave this evening,
for I.und where they viii superlntend
| the shipment Of train loads Of live
stock from that country INTO Montana.
| The cattle are part OF the large pur-
chase made by Mr. BoWdman and
! recently notol in the News"
Giving Good Scrylcc--TravclinG
| men in from Poc9telo this noon, re-
! port force Of half a dozen Salt Lake
| operators at Pocatello telephone
! switchboard yesterday; and that they
| are giving such excellent service that
! local subscrb ars are hoping thar the
! strike of the regular local operators
| will be prolonged indefinitely
Motorman Observation-Disclosures
| l. Y. Porter Of The street railway
whose ear ran over Mr.. Jenkins on
east Third South street Is considered
By the company as not responsible
They say he had Just rounded the
corner on seventh East street, and
was starting down the grade without
any current, when the accident oc-
Cured
Free Public Iectnrcs--Prof. II. r.
briggs Of the normal department, U.
Of L.. will lecture in the assembly
room of the Museum building tomor-
row, commencing at 2:30 o'clock, on
the subject THE Bible as Literature"
Regular lectures are delivered AZ the
university Tuesdays and Thursdays. 70
which the public Is invited during
the sessions Of university summer
school
on for idaho Falls--Phi Margetts,
the veteran actor. accompanied by his
daughter Minnie. leaves today Tor a
months visit at Idaho Falls with an
other daughter, Mrs MulhOlland The
principal object OF their trip, however.
is 70 attend the marriage OF Mr. Mar
gets grandson, c, W. Mulholland, TO
Miss r.. Louder, both of idaho Falls.
which Is 10 take place I'm the near
future, Uncle pills many friends
will wish him a pleasant soiourn in
Idaho.
salt Lake Stake at Wnndamcrc---
! ono thousand hVc hundred members
Of the Salt Lake stake spent y~<te
day at WNndpmere There was no
! special program arranged for tho
at ira ~ FsV
afforded pleasure seekers al tho re-
SORT kept all busy ana good natured.
Many of the visitors last evening free
! ly commented on The magnificent pie
ture, that Wandamere presents by
moonlight with lis myriads NJ eloc-
trio lights. facldes rustic bridges,
waterfalls etc,
Considerable SNOW in Brighton
John y. ClaWson and Frank NJ Whit
ney Left Tor Brighton by way ~ Alta
on Monday, travelling On bicycles 10
Wasatch leaving their machines there
end going 10 Alta and over the divide
To Brighton by foot Theye telephoncd
from Brighton last night that there
was dccp snow on the divide and In
many places around Brighton. Evil
dences OF the tremendous WinteT wore
shown by the fact that the hotel roof
was damaged, several porches We're
] 81 l7NNA lUt AAl liA" new tutlhEt hllil
I ly Mrs Augusta Grant last fan WHs
almost demolished Workmeu are now
engaged DO repairing tho hotel,
=. T., CosgriT Homie AgaIn---Presi-
dent j. E. COsgii0 of the Commercial
National bank found business oondl-
tons In the large eastern cities very
lively during his recent trap 10 the
antio sa0board But out ln the
/ country distrlc,F business was light,
and there was little doins. MI Co.'S
min noted in New England that the
old stock, the descendant of tho
Puritan elemcpt had larF irifted
westward or dlod on, while their
places on the farms and IN the fac
tories were tlled very noticeahly by
Canadians who Mr.. Cosgriff believes,
will eventually make New England
practically Canadian IN character He
found labor conditions much less tur-
bulent than IN the west as. ho thinks,
eastern contractors and builders un-
derstand better how 70 handle the
labor unlons than they do in the