Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
LATE LOCALS.

Governor Going to California--Gov.
Cutler accompanied by Mrs. Cutler
and Miss Hazel Cutler, leave tonight
Tor Los Angeles TO be gone about 10
days.
Today's CIcarings-Today's local
nank ciearlnss amounted TO $T07,-
o8s.OT as against s1,136. 242.33 for the
same day last year.
Henty Society Omiccrs-The semi
annual election of officers of the Hen
" Literary society will take place to-
night IN the club rooms on Twelfth
East street.
Shief Clerk Wilcott Ill---Chief Clerk
Wllcott of General Manager Murray's
once, at the Bell Telephone company.
IS confined to his home by Illness. In
he meantime Mr.. Mark is holding
down the desk.
New Law Firm--A new law firm is
announced today. embracing partner.
snip between Mathonihah Thomas
stephen L. Richards and Nathan y.
Porter three young attorneys who
nave long since won their spurs in To-
cal legal circles.
Successful BalI--The ball given last
night by the Congregation Montflore nj
kennedy's hall for the benefit of the
Hebrew Free school, was successful
noth financially and socially. A large
NUMBER was in attendance and the
AFFAIR altogether was most enjoyable.
Company Changes Name The
campbell Commercial company filed
with the secretary Of state this morn
ing an amendment to Its articles of
Incorporation, changing the corporate
name to the j. S. Campbell company.
the company conducts its business at
Logan.
ANNUAL Meeting of Fair Association
me annual meeting of the State
FAR association will be held next
Monday night, when Secy Horace En-
sign VIII present his annual report.
which promises to be very interesting.
The association has made a decided adj
vance the past II months and IL is
on a stronger foundation now than
ever before.
Receiver at Green River-Upon the
recommendation of State Bank Exam
iner G. A. Glazier. Doren Perrine has
been appointed as receiver of the
Green River bank, which was closed
by order Of the secretary of state a
few weeks ago. Mr. Perrine has
qualified by furnishing a bond for
100000 and has commenced the work
of administering the banks affairs.
The bond was filed with the county
Brough Reports Years Work-H
III. Brough. city sealer OF weights and
measures and oil inspector. filed his
annual report with Mayor Bransford
this morning. The report shows that
during the year 291,076 gallons of oil
were inspected. the fees for the in
spections amounting to sT27 50. Fees
from inspections of scales amounted
to S49S.65. The total expense Of the
office for the year amounted to
$312,20.
Not Seriously lIurt-One of the
steel construction gang at the New
house buildings, named Swyer, was
helping unload yesterday afternoon.
when one of the beams slipped and
struck him on the shin. 1t was
thought at first that the mans leg was
broken, and hospital ambulance was
sent for But on its arrival. Swyer's
leg was found only to be badly scrap
ed and bruised. so the ambulance was
returned. and the sufferer sent home
to recuperate.
Activity in Real Estate-The Turtles
report the sale from w. III. Dickson to
Jacob Moritz of 30 feet front on Plum
alley. where the consignee Will erect
a building to accommodate the Chin
ese who viii be dispossessed by the
tearing down TO begin In the spring.
on the adjoining property acquired by
Mr.. Morltz, who Is to erect there "a
commodious office structure. The
Turtles also report the sale of oS7
Lincoln avenue from l.. Il. Ward to
j. II. Walsh, for $4,000 the premises
being 50x165 feet; also. the sale of 81
Fourth East street, 60x140 feet. from
Samuel Donaldson 10 c. a. Larson. for