Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-30
LATE LOCALS.

Local Bank Clcarings - Today's
local bank clearings amounted to
1864, 005.S4 a year ago today, was
a legal holiday
j.. Fewson Smith SinlSing-Tlle
many friends of5J Fewson Smith will
regret to learn that he is very low in
the advanced stages of locomotor
aitaxia. 5sji; i35t5 u 5a
More Flats Contclnplated-Arc
tect s. c. Dallas is completing plans
for the erection of a 2SX50 feet. two
flat apartment house at 561 Fourth
East street, for w. o. Williams, TO
cost $4,000.
Schools Open Monday-.rhe city
schools will reopen Jan. 4 Last year
there was an extension of time on
account of the prevalence of conta-
gious diseases, which do not exist this
year.
Genealogical Socicty-A meeting Of
the Genealogical society will be held
tomorrow afternoon, commencing at
g o'clock, at the residence OF Mrs.
John r. Winder. 40 North West
Temple. A general invitation Is ex-
tended to all interested III the work
OF the society.
Breaks Her Wrist-Mrs. Fisher OF
1855 Eleventh East street, did not
wait yesterday afternoon until the
car stopped for her at Emerson ave.
So she jumped off The result was
The company physician Is attending
her. & FL
Important 1InprOvcmcnts-The city
board OF public works has g meeting
scheduled for the evening OF Jan. S,
tc1, ~ 4rnn q n
important pieces of public work will
be let These Will include the building
Of the j ortan river bridge, the Lyndon
court sewer and some pipe laying in
the Ninteenth ward irrigation ditch.
Boy at Dayucs Hoine-At. i p. m.
last night baby boy made his ap-
pearance at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph j. DayneS, Jr., OF 1912 south
Fifth East street. The children Of
the household now number six, three
of each sex, and the new conner was
heartily welcomed into the increasing
group by the parents and all concern
ed. 4,
For the Umcinployed--Super
T dent NJ M. Woods OF the Associated
Charities is registering unemployed
men at association headquarters, ~
east Fourth South street. preference
being given to married men. There
are now about 100 names on the re-
gister, applications being made at
the rate of about a dozen daily. Owing
to the frizer ground opportunities
for work are not as numerous as they
viii be later. X 3.
Where is Emma NJ. Larson?Mr
E. r. Miles, Jr., of Smithiield, Utah,
has Information of some Importance
TO Emma Matilda Larson, who some
IT or Is years ago resided in Smith
field From there, she moved to Salt
Lake City. Her maiden name was
Bergstrorl. Anyone having any irlfor-
nation as to the whereabouts of this
lady will confer a favor by addressing
Mr.. Miles.
Changes in Police Court--Two OF
three arrangements and the setting
of two cases OF little or no import
ance occupied the attention of Judge
{Dtehl in the criminal division of the
city court this morning. Court was
lheld in the clerks office because the
smusty old court room Is receiving q
much needed cleaning and q few
changes are being made. Judge
elect Bowman does not like the ar
angemenE Of the bench and tables
and is having the bench moved 10 tho
northwest corner of the room where
Hight and ventilation will be better.
The changes will be completed in a
couple OF days and the room will
present a different and better appear-
Lance : 4