Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-02-15
FRAGMENTS.

J0HS tanner was fined s. in the
Police Court today, fox being drunk.
o. GRANT and George Moore were
IN the Police Court today for tres
rsss on the r. G. w. property, and
were assessed SO each.
TIE passenger agents Of the c. r.
& P. Railway, SO in number,
viii reach here on Monday next,
On theirexcursi0n TO the west.
Owing to the Fifth Ward meeting
house undergoing repairs there will
Be no Sunday School or evening
meeting in that Ward tomorrow.
The alleged conspiracy cases
against county officials and others
were aIyted by Assistant District
Attorney Mckay today, and were
takea under Amusement.
The secretaries of the Primary
Associations Of Salt Lake Stake will
please forward their reports imme-
diately to Miss Bessie Dean, No. II
Peach Street.
The Scandinavian political club
will meet in the thirteenth Ward
meeting house on Monday evening
next at 80.
c. NJ. NELSON. Secretary.
The 'Liberals' are going to have
qualification on Wednesday even
ing. AS many of their "voters''
have departed, the deficiency is to
be made up by visiting delegations
from Ogden, Park City, Bingham
and other places.
THE Utah Commission have de-
'aced not TO take up the contest
against Mr.. Booth, elected Mayor of
Provo, on the ground that he has
been a polygamist, so Secretary
sells will issue the certificates to
those who received the largest num-
Der Of votes.
Mr. CHISHOLM, of the firm Of
Chisholm, Boyd 4 White, manu-
faCturers of the Boyd brick press,
Chicago, is in the city in the inter
eSts Of his firm, and is figuring with
the Coop. Wagon & Machine Co.
to handle their machines, which it
Is claimed are superior to any Others
manufactured.
The Fourteenth Ward brass
band has been organized with the
following officers. w. J. McDon-
nell, President; S. Doxey, secretary;
Joseph Christensen, treasurer, and
B. B. Brown, leader. 4 new set Of
frst-class instruments has been
ordered through Coalter & Smell
grove.
TIE funeral of Miss Katie To-
retta Moss, which was held in the
Twenty-first Ward meeting house
was attended by a large
congregation. Bishop Allen pre-
sided. The teachers and pupils Of
the district school contributed a
handsome floral emblem, and the
Sabbath school furnished the pail
tesrers - six young men. The
Yeakers were Elders Robert Ave
son and Bishop Allen.
ANTICIPATION Is whetted by the
that Sarasate and
D'Albert, two of the greatest mu-
icians living, will give an enter
ainment in the Theatre on the 2lst
nst The former is q violinist and
he latter pianist, and they have
zen getting double prices in the
asst for seats. There are many
music lovers In this city who viii
.mbrace an opportunity to hear
hese opponents Of the divine art.
JoHS Donaldson and George
Nelson were arraigned in the Third
District Court today, on a new in
lictment found by the grand jury,
;harging them with robbery in
having stolen $50 in currency from
abraham Jeffs. At a former trial
hey were acquitted because the in
iictment stated the stolen property
vas a $50 gold piece, while the evil
lence showed that il was two SO
Z. B. Critchelow was
appointed 10 defend the accused.
THE hoodlums were doubtless
moved upon last night by feeling
( unanimity. This morning, in
everal parts Of the city, foot bridges
we're found TO have been torn up,
ates were carried off and thrown
Dto neighboring gardens or hung
n lamp posts, and other similar
were committed. 1t
-Ould be 4 comfort TO the people if
he parties guilty Of such meanness
Dulj be used as ornaments in the
ity or county Jail for a week or
go.