Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-15
FRAGMENTS.

II is stzted that miners down
from the Nabob. Big Cottonwood.
report seven feet Of snow up there.
MEssRs. RESsEGUIE, Adams and
Sharp, Of the Union Pacific, re.
turned from the south last evening.
FHE Harmony Glee club went 10
the Provo concert last night and
returnei home at an early hour this
nsrning-
II is expected that through trains
will be running between San Frau.
cis-o AMI Dsnver within the next
few days.
lDR. SHIP viii deliver a lecture
tomorrow evening at $50 in the
Eighth ws:d Meeting House on
sanitation"
THE track on the extension of The
Rapid Transit line, from the State
Rad 10 Main Street on Second
South was laid yesterday.
-THE latest freak INDUCED in by
The sportive youth Of the city Is to
plsee small stones in the South
State street switches. They had
better hook out, the police are keep
ing strict watch in that direction.
ELDER ARTHUR SrAYNER will
deliver lecture before the Mutual
Improvement Association Of Sugar
House, Ward, tomorrow evening
al $50 O'Clock. SUBJECT An Hour
Fith the Prophets.
THE Fourth quorum Of Elders
will meet next monday evening al
80 O'Clock, in the Seventh Warn
meeting house. a full attendance
Is desired as business OF importance
vii se presented to the meeting.
g. a. Beers, Secy,
The architect has COMPLETED his
plans and specifications for the cree
ten OF the new Utah Central depot
al the foot OF Main street. The new
building will be two stories in
height with basement, etc. The
ce1pauy's Office will be in the same
structure.
REGARDLESS of the lives ami
hmOs Of pedestrians. bicyclists con
tinue 10 disport themselves along
the south Temple Street. pavement.
This afternoon a little child had a
narrow esca e Of being injured by a
machine, which was being driven
along at furious rate by its careless
and th0UghtleSG rider
The Hon. J. ]. Russell, an ex-
member Of the Iowa legislature. on
his vsy home from San Francisco,
has been staying in this city, and
states that he has under considers-
ton prospect for the establishments
Of barrel factory here. He has
Just orgauized a company in San
Francisco, with a capital Of $50, 600
Tor the manufacture of barrels, uu-
der patent OF a Mr.. Kerr, of Iowa.
UTAH ia forging ahead. 1t is an
nounced that measures are being
taken for the collection Of specimens
OF ores aud information with regari
70 mining in this Territory, in order
10 make an exhibit before the min
ing committee OF the Columbian
Exposition, which body will meet
In Chicago on the 25th inst. In the
course Of their excursion to the var
lous States aud Territories. the COM
mittee will probably reach Salt Lake
about the middle Of next month.
SUIT. BUCKINGHAM, Of the
car service, has returned from
s trip ever the road. The car
famine he states, still prevails or
the Union Pacific, as on all western
roads, but things are easing up a
trine. he said, ';tbe great troubl-
has been a lack Of motive power.
We have received thirty-one Of the
lSj engines ordered last spring and
The others are coming at the rate Of
one day, 30 that we will soon be in
shape 70 handle all the traffic offer
ed US. Our new cars, Of which 1000
were ordered, are arriving rapidly:
ARTICLES incorporating the Mar
Die, Land and Irrigation Company
we're tiied yesterday. The company
specifies its object to be mining,
quaFrying marble, selling and treat
Ing ores, saving and manufacturing
marble, building and erecting mills
aud furnaces for manufacturing
lime and Cement, making roads and
laying tracks, boring for water ami
constructing canals for irrigation,
and leaseand sell the same for the
profit Of the incorp0rators and
ttockholders9 The capital stock l.
liked at $4,000, which is divided
. 600 shares of 81 each. Incorpor-
atom: James f. Bradley, T. A
Davis, ]. T. Lynch. G. L. Bra lley
and John Buckmastsr.