Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-23
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FRAGMENTS.

HILTON d Co., butchers, have Q
.-,Iendid holiday assortment and
display Of meats.
WosKMES yesterday began lay.
f,gsies and rails on the Ess. Beach
street railway.
BROTHER w. G. SPfNGs has re.
,urned from the Est where he has
been en- business
ROBERT SHERWOOD, the butcher,
& st the fr>rt with n holiday exhibit
IN HE r.ne that is hard TO beat.
IRIS intended to held children's
festival at the Brighton theatre on
the afternoon of Christmas day.
FIVE plain DRINKS were before
Judge Eaney this afternoon. TREY
xe-e ecah assessed in the sam Of s..
THE services Of j. J.. May viii
re disposed Of tonight by the Cry
Council sud a new depaty recorder
sprsintsd in his stead.
BENJAMIN REfGHr. OF South
Weber, and Josephine Earl, Of this
city, were emitted IN matrimony to-
DAY by Judge Lsney.
TIE German paper. Der Beo5ach-
r~, issued in this city, hopes. ac-
ooriing to y current number, to be
.ble to enlarge the paper from the
commencement OF next year.
SOME mischievous person placed
fence rail across the track OF the
uest side Rapid Transit street car
Ene nesr the Jordan, but fortunate
ly no damage was occasioued there
ty.
MARRIAGE licenses we're issued
yesterday TO Andrew Farnsworth
and Miss May Matthews; Engebret
knEdson asri Miss Maria J.
Engrebeses, and to Benjamin
Brightsnd Miss Josephine Earl.
AT The New Englanders' supper
which took place in the Grand
Army Hall last night there were
ileariy 200 present a number OF
speeches were made. Governor
Thomas was among the company.
WHILE proceeding down Main
Street at III O'Clock last night, Mo-
torrnan Calder stepped from the car
% turn the switch while his car was
in motion. He failed to get the
switch turned ami move cut of the
var before the car was on Elm. He
US rolled underneath and received
soH,e severe injuries, which rem.
desed him unconscious for a short
time. Calder was carried into John
son j Pr2tt's drug store, a physician
called, snd the injured msn was
taken home.
ONE day last week D.putv
Sarshals Doyle snd Dyer arrested
Frank knowison, Of Tooele. ON the
charge Of unlawful cohabitation
sid TO have been committed with
Catherine A. HJenan, hie alleged
plural wife. The defendant an
peared before Com missioner Green
man yesterday afternoon, waived
and gave bond in the
suin OF y Sce to secure his appear
ance Seio.e the grand jury. The
we WIS also required TO give a
'ond rfSs9O to appear as a witness.
.aRs. HUMAN, a resident of Sec
ond South. yesterday afternoon laid
4 large bundle of laundry on the
hack doorstep for the laundry wagon
and went upstairs. Soon after two
boys came along, driving vege-
able wagon, and stopping at the
house went up to the door and rang |
he bell. No one answering them
4 once, they picked I'D the bum
die, and, taking it 10 the wagon,
tarted the horses up Second South |
II full gallop. Mrs. Human took a |
treet car and came up town after
hem, but the lads were nowhere TO |
e seen. |
\ wELJ-HNowS mining man,
named William A. Pratt, was
ound dead in his bed at the Ray
nond HouSa yesterday. A short
lime ego Nj. Pratt contracted a very
evere cold, which turned to pneu-
nonia. His friends called on him
md did what they coald for him.
md on Sunday ]. p. Aeate made
arrangements 10 hare him taken to
the hospital. He visiteI the sick
man in tho evening and left some
neuiane which the proprietor OF
ne heuse administered. He last
aW Nj. Pfstt alive at about am,
shen de was resting easily. The
scessea was an old Comstocker.
nd was at one time possessed of
considerable means. He had been
perating in Utah for some years.
II the time OF his death he had an
interest in the Bullion mine, near
tockten, and other properties,
mich have not oeen deyeloped.
orener Harris held al inquest last
vening at the undertaking estab-
shmeut of Evans & Ross. The
cts above narrated We're sdduced
nd the jury rendered a verdict of
eQfh frQf1l natural 40 $780,