Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-10
LATE LOCALS.

Two Per Cent Dividend-The Con-
solldated Wagon & Machine company
has declared per cent regular dlV'-
dend amounting to 100000. checks for
which have Just been sent out.
Missionary Society Mceting--There
win be a meeting of the members or
the Hawaiian society at the Lion mouse
Sunday, Jan. IL. at p. m. All mis-
sionaries and saints and all others
interested in the Hawaiian mission are
invited.
VIII Visit Old Mexico--Architect \.
o. Treganza and wife Will leave sun
day night for old Mexico to be absent
for two months. They will visit Qua
dalarajara, the City Of Mexico, OaNacit.
Tampico, and other historic places
while away
Bp. Spalding Conducts Chapel
Bishop Spalding conducted chapel
exercises at the University of Utah
this morning, urging upon the students
to realize that education places upon
them a greater responsibility of civic
and social Improvement to the state
and the nation.
Ready for the Show--Messrs. G.. T,
Odell, j Fl Moyle and Col. Plummer
made a special automobile trip this
morning, down to Mr.. Moyle's South
over in general. and q fine assortment
of chickens I'm particular, that are to
be exhibited at next weeks local poul-
try show.
CIearings Incrca sing--Today's local
bank clearings amounted to $84S,-
4446s, as against 1921. 1912 for the
same day last year. II will be noticed
that the very marked difference that
has obtained for the last two months,
in favor Of the previous year, Is begin
ming to decrease, as the EFFECTS or the
panic are wearing off.
lambs Cllmbing--Joseph Peery
was encountered today In banking cir
Giles with a broad smile illuminating
his countenance. The cause was the
upshot in the eastern quotations for
lambs, which made dizzy descent
during the recent financial slump, but
which now appear to be climbing back
to their old altitudinous figures
Preparing for Spring Work-T'he
construction department of the street
railway is surfacing and leveling up
the roadway on Seventh, East street,
between Ashton avenue and Wanda
mere, preparatory to the heavier and
more extended improvements to be
made when spring opens. 1t has not
yet been decided yet. whether to con-
duit the canal or make other arrange
ments or the second track.
Attendance at A. G. U.--In letter
received in the governors office this
morning, Lorenzo Stoll. president Of
the board of trustees, writes that on
the re-opening of school at the Agri-
cultural college Monday all previous
records of attendance were broken.
Sixty-four new students enrolled for
agriculture alone. while the enrolment
for other courses was almost CORES
pondingly heavy.
Nauyoo Legion--The next meeting |
OF members of the Nauvoo legion win |
be held Friday evening, commencing |
on that OCCASION Mrs Il. j. d. I
Roundy will resume her lectures on |
Queen Victoria. All the old officers
of the organization have beenre-elect.sd
excepting that william NJ Brown was
succeeded as secretary by William
Newell, of Devon court. Fourth /
South between West Temple and First
West Mr. Brown retired owing to
i'll health.
Iife of John II. ParlS--W. ]. Me.
Coy addressed the principals of the
city schools at their meeting in the
rooms of the board of education this
morning Principal Mccoy took Tor
his subject, prom otions." and dwelt
upon the phases OF his subject neces-
sary TO be considered in advancing pu-
pills In the public schools. Principal /
Bradford entertained the principals /
with a talk on The Life and Work |
OF DIR. John r., Park" His subject was
well handled and pleased the princi-
pals in no small degree.