Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-22
FRAGMENTS.

fRAhnhNIS.
eb.rse Of embezzlement
!. Bareck has b,en dismissed.
MISSIONARY meeting next
---.isy. November Goth, at 5:So
,rile,i. entertained OF starting
.I,srsive sap factory in Salt
= e.uaks were fined in the
! IS each by Judge Llney this
~:
:. further news vet concerning
81 K de9lrtuge Of troops from
d D.Bglas.
II f,sl coal merchants have now
3.gcyyered the whole OF their
t<.lzIlng orders.
d. J0Hx W. NoUSG, presi-
tse Utah central Railroad,
\ ,n.s.aei from Mexico.
y ma ZAyE's time has been &c
lzi;liay in hearing arguments
E5sBl.EEIr1 viii case.
fugLEs Frederick, OF Kansas,
ssys,eTiay admitted to practice
!, I. Thifd District Court.
4 n .rglmen;s in the special
,xinjuncuon case were being
). I. ty Judge Anderson to-day.
~ tine Of Sunday evening
IN in the Tenth Ward has
Z. t6sBgei from 6 O'Clock to $50.
gl,yhs Third District Court yes
sLJ. {. Anderson, r native Of
Z -asls, was j imittei to citizen
= e;ghLh quorum Of Elders will
il the Eighteenth Wand
L. Eex- Isni1y evening At
alsk.
3ik sid Miss Olsen's plea es de-
Mlie killing Il FrInk Hail.
} K It's iui;y." The trial is set
l-snb
z25E AREsGAsr left for san
na.c0 tiils morning, having
kailsnly callci 20 the bed
y his only brother, who is seri-
sasE.
/ lsBiAL meeting Of the High
nj Of the Salg Lake Stake OF
II called io- Tuesday, Novem-
~, q 30 p. n.
Il J. D. STERLING, Clerk.
r. c1aie,elcs Of the city and
sE1y attJrneys with Messrs.
2=fani AMI judd, Architect
',1lyis legal advisers hiss been
soaei until Wednesday next.
52oRS the kidnapper, accom-
p by his ten-year-old sen, ar
is.iH this city last evening from
iaII, in custody Of special Of
= jalker. Brooks passed the
4 IN The "pen.o
fSATElEST Is made to the e.
nj certain property owners on
r South Street have begun
eto1l2.ion of 2 petition for
slation TO the City Council
az Tor the paving Of the street
-sia.e road TO Seventh West.
Far Ann LIVINGSTON, daugh-
r Thomas w. and Eliza Liv-
|son, aged two years, died yes
fly Of m=m5raneous crolp.
'ElsriI services will be held at the
Pence, 2ll South. Eleventh
Street. friends are invited.
slDESTs OF the cit- are az last
-llns to complain loudly that
.s1iies are becoming OF such fire.
occurrence and thas ia every
ne the thieves are allowed to
q with IMMUNITY. The ery
ehi-l: 80" mere are the poiices,,
-ilsE who desire to get ready for
III weather should reai the
las7meut Of Il. G. MI. A
e ale OF blankets. lasting one
Siiiopsn on Monday. The
are placed away down or the
aud ali the goods are guaran-
% be As advertised.
slrHER aided to the list. At
y hour this morning burglars
81 : house opposite Mr.. Din
s residence in the Seventh
Iney secured an overeoat
h!a cash. Going TO the rear
ienises, they aroused one of
e9ients v no fired three shots
81 with what result is not yet
= The police were notified Of
Se1rrencc.
I. long since y. Z. Palmer, a
=. CONDUCTOR OF the Union
Sas discharged because Of
sed Tespousibility for a small
a At that time the Com
gel him Sll9.70 wages. He
tine AMI again for his
, 2 plt received only promises,
9 1ssnty brought riltters TO a
y Attaching engine 1905 at
la. The company, e il
iao'i, PAID the claim aud costs
l'lrs afterwards.
9 frovo Wooden Mills COM
-se Just received three car
new machinery, among
~ "o automatic leeds for
~ one a Bromhall, the other |
- 4 broad steam brush; a
near an extra dresser for
swap; twister for making
SlE' picker for removing
1,,' 80 vol; extra cards for
,s.--II',ns waste; al2 foot lathe. |
10Y repairing machinery. |
aln3er Of other pieces OF |
~ The mill is now the
i-p2td mill west OF the
a. -'lhiains without a single
-; a large business is being
~el.-ElQHrer.