Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-04
FRAGMENTS.

j FRAGMENTS
,--rr,lAN's cane was left .
4 -. q iast evening. The owne
on I ert it BY calling for it
Il rtsb Midland Railroad d
" mel Yesterday and adjourne
4 oolssnnuai meeting until Novem
i-r2iih.
- f-tah Central has two con
~ ,5,o trains out ballssting tn
10 park City, clearing cuts ant
tiag up SNOW fences.
ryr contested election case o
Us Ferguson VS.. c. L. Allen i
TED 10 come before the Third
a,.+rjct Court tomorrow.
ou,vc 70 the crowded state OF oui
inns we have been compelled
Iii over latest telegraphic dis
.5.bes until tomorrow.
Is stated that the Chamber Of
---,r,erre is circulating a petition
he Union Pacific asking for
t,,eI accommodations az Garfield
Beach.
e5vERNOR SHOUT, Of Idaho, YES
LAY TOOK the oath Of office, and
-.s issued a proclamation conven-
ny the meeting Of the Legislature on
December sth.
THERE are messages at the West
~, Union Telegraph Office for ~.
lowing persons: Jensen 4 Hao
"a. sugar House; J. d. Briggs a.,
Z S.rJbls.
rHE West End Rapid rrr,,s;.
c-nany's line is being II. nitiv a,is
LID in the direction Z l2I - "a
n Itnow reaches b .vonJ R yOLa'
-csati5n.
Is Friday, Sovembar - a.
Hsmony 1lee. Club Of this CITY
r.ll give a r,ocert and hall IN ny
PUro yP-ra House. olsen's or
tlss'fa ill furnish the music.
NcALLIsTER x Co., bookselIersars
= .d5uers, Main Street, have tbe
.Catay ian excellent illustrated
rl2gIunel and all the other Ieading
1s-i5licals for November.
INFoRNATTcN has been received
~ he officials OF the Rio Grande
Western, in this city, that the Rio
izlIe Junction road will mt be
finally opened until December LIST
THE Utah Commission appointed
lie following judges Of election yes
,srisy: Bingham, poll 81. X.
Nr-rick, II. X. Jones. A. s. White.
fiUnteE Q!ecinct-Thomqs James,
JUDGE BARTCH has returned |
rom his TIP To Idaho. He eA-
r1ssses the opinion that the Snake
River country will become a
splendid district for farming at no !
distant date.
TIE case OF assault aud battery
.g-iust Thos. Parsons, preferred hy
!. :. Jensen, was before Commis-
,one5 Norneu today, but was post
-gle1 until Saturday next at ten
cl5ck.
a IftEPHONE message was re-
'5iVei a. this Office today from the
--y -ia!l, stating that a valise be-
'ls .Ig to Joseph Seely, had been
Una on the State Road, by officer
lynch. The owner can get IL by
alling at the City Hail.
TIE funeral rites over the remains |
I Brother William WiIles will lie
~ IN the Assembly Hall, tomor-
~ afternoon, at . O'Clock. A
aleral invitation is extended to an |
.l5 Sunday school superintendent.
seheIs AMI children. {,
Tue Logan Journal has come in
5niiict with the anti-Iottery law. ,
Re attention Of TIE Postmaster !
re1eral has been called to the fact ,
nat the Ja,FnGy Is Offering s. 600 in ,
-emlums b lis subscribers in viola. ,
ION Of the law which took effect
ept. -, 1899. 50 The p5stn,istr.Ss
Logan was notified OF this and !
lie was obliged TO refuse TO let the /,
lpers g through the mail. 7
THESalt Lake Railway Con,D,nv t
ave placed two new cars ON the
,-rFIce between the Sixth Street 7
WenHetl Ward) and Eighth ]
lltl. Ihey have a special brake / :
.iati n1ent suitable for use on steep |
--ies. They are handsomely fitted {
Lis branch OF the service is doino a J {
II business, which will largely in
'alse when the line is extended
.'.asr east toward the cemetery.
LHE Ttah Mining and Irrigating !
imp Manufactu. f1g Comns5T ~ !
= ny ny itsd -articles Of incorpors- !
~ Z s71e'-a y with Secretary Sells. +
Pc 'lg Operators were Peter Ander- /
d. Nils J. Grondlund, AIiIando :
AIT q. p Pratt, August Peterson, q
: \ Shesdbeck, J. =. Hamilton. .
. y. b water, J. 4. johnson. l. a
Waddeil, B. W. briggs, Jr., and .
hons l Adams The capital stock is v
Tue regular new through passen. d
p service between Salt Lake and s.
i'.e VIII take effect Sunday. No b
i~oer 10th. Trains VIII run e
rough solid. leaving this city at b
iN am, ami ; pm. arriving In y
NJ Lake at $40 am. and 5 pm. d
li al trains making close conner- II
ln at I0catello with Oregon Short V
iae trains. On the main line, the II
.,,1ound trains leave Salt Lake at Il
I'd an. and $50 pm. o.
lELE7EA,ls today from the vari- Is
US states and Territories Of b
ne Oai0u show that the n
.7c,i'ls are proceeding quietly. ',
We" York, however, many ar Sc
IS have been made during the "
y l9f Illegal registering and voting m
" 10! destroying ballots. a num- q,
Z OF saloon keepers were also ar hi
'-s- ioT keeping open too near the a;
.A!lai-y Of the polling places. At 81
,-,tlfg, Pa, = political sensation
1lJpei. It is claimed that a "
lzlls has been conducted to flood b,
ely with bogus receipts for the nh
% Illegal voters. The person who sI
lfes IN the alleged plot Isl promi- an
u politician. k
TOday'S Election. VI
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