Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-08
FRAGMENTS.


the Tgenty-first Ward, is seriously
ii.
Don't forges the BesIin benefit
q; the Theatre tonight. "Pity the
bliui.r
TIE d. & r. O. Company are sur
veying up Ride Creek past the coal
Banks on the Meeker road.
Mr.. 5. w. EccLEs, general pas.
ssnger agent OF the Union Pacific.
started this morning for Omaha.
TIE Utah Central is surfacing
up its Fourth West Street road, ana
grading the adjacent parts Of the
street.
CARLETON comes on Monday
with his famous opera troupe, anu
lovers Of music will enjoy a treat at
the Theatre.
THE "fr3nsatlantiquesD closed
their engagement at tue Theatre TO
light house las. night. They gave
good show.
THE sixteenth quorum of Seven
ties meet MOniay evening next al
80 in the First Ward Assembly
Hall. James Vincent, Clerk.
THE thirteenth quorum of Seven
ties viii meet IL the Twentieth
Ward meeting-hOuss vestry, on
Monday evening, at 7:S) O'Clock.
THE fourth quorum Of seventies
will meet in regular session on Mon
day evening next, a T:3J O'Clock. in
the Twenty-frsE Ward meeting
house.
ACCORDING to the statements of
local coal merchants, the coal famine
is now virtually ct an end. Thisin-
formation will be gladly received on
all sides.
AMONG the latest arrivals at the
Walker iOuse is Congressman B4-
ksr, OF Rochester. New York, who
is accompanied by his wife ami
children.
MANY readers of the News wi
remember r &. Brand who was cut
OF the Church and Joined the Jo-
seDhites. He died suddenly in CLAW
County, Kansas, October j, 1899.
TIE Union Pacific Railway Com
pany have put into effect a rate Of
$3.50 to -. Louis. The former
rate was $3.50. This rate will ais,
REFUGE the taria' to many points
beyond.
TIE regular monthly Meeting Of
shs Third Quorum of Seventies will
be held in the Seventeenth Ward
meeting house on Monday, Nov.
10th, commencing a. 80 sharp.
Inc above change is made from the
Fourteenth Ward on account OF the
house b-ing otherwise engaged. A.
F. Barnes, Secretary.
AT the Union Pacific Office in
formation has been received m the
eject that new stations viii be
built forthwith AZ Cache junction.
Cannon, Garner ami Monida. be
tween Oxford and COllinston. Pres
ton VIE also have a station for the
FIRST time, and Menion will have n
pisce in which b shelter passengers
while waiting for the coming Of the
trains.
THE officers and teachers Of the
Sunday s.-hoOis Of this Stake will
meet in the Fourteenth Ward as.
sembly hail on NiOnday evening
next at hslfpast O'Clock. An ex-
ceilent programme has been pre-
pared, aud all Sunday school teach
ers are invited TO be present. The
Seventeenth Ward school will fur
mFEh fha ranGfs.zn 1--a-rf5aa J.
Parry, secretary.
SEVEN days have already elapsed
since the hearing Of the land con
lest case opened, and seeing that
only two witnesses have vet been
examined, the probability il that the
Inquiry may go on for some time 10
come. Interesting facts are develop
ing, and the attorneys on either siue
are spsring NJ pains nor trouble in
their efforts to win. Prof. Marcus
jones' examination has ELECTED
many important points.
THE popular tr1gediau Mr..
Thomas w. Keene has been meet
lns with a splendid reception in the
great Northwest. In Seattle aud
Tacoma especially the enthusiasm
o. the crowded audiences was un-
JJInied. The press Of these towns
SPEAKS in glowing terms OF his act
ing. In Richard III, Sir Giles
Overreach, aud Louis NJ. Mr..
keene can certainly challenge com
parisOn with any living actor. He
will appear in this city on Dscem-
Der Bird and following nights.
THE regular session OF the Stu
dents Society Of the Latter-day
Saints College was omitted last
evening, giving place to 4 party un-
der the sOcietY;s auspices, held in
the Thirteenth Ward Assembly
Rooms. a time Of Intense enjoy
ment was had. These social gather
iEgs have always been coBducteI
according TO the spirit Of the in
strdctiOns impaired by those Ia
authority, and last evenings enter
tiinment was no exception to the
rule. lt was in all respects a thor
Ough success.
THE members OF the Polytechnic
Society held their second meeting
last night. Vice-Presideut Terbune,
Of the committee on minerals at the
Territorial Fair, made few remarks
on the native brick OF Utah. When
he hal concluded, President Steven
son delivered his address. IL wa
full Of matter pertai1ing TO the his
tory Of the society and its objects.
Major Schiller spoke Of the great
field that exists in Salt Lake FOR the
success of a society like this. The
question Of permanent quarters was
discussed, 1t being decided to obtain
separate quarters. The boarI OF
directors were authorized to secure
quarters by the time Of the next
meeting in December
First District Court.
At Provo yesterday the following
business was transacted: