Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-11-19
FRAGMATs.

occupied ia nearing to 'i"0ny IN
civil suit today
Nrxv week will probably witnes:
abe announcement OF operations iol
the new Bounufnl rai'4oau'
TUE Opera Houss tiocA MI
shortly be ready q. 90 i,a''4 o',,;o -
6nishiag touches are being aPPheu'
WILLIAM w, ARMSTRONG, OF
,v;'oon-jn. was admitted TO practice
~ me Third District Court yesIei-
dsy.
Nfr,rrERs ofthe Tabernacle cho ~,
,rs snecislIy requested to be al gus
are si'eetFa --Iav evening" at the As
sembly Hal,
rrr D,Iiee las. night made I, raid I'D
IL ~ E,ioese opium and gamOilng
on ane ITI'rseniy-tw0 inmates were
deus, NJ were 10 appear be-
a ARE M. Laiey this afternoon.
-. Bsck's Hst Springs are
~ -. market, the price named be-
~ $4,000. Upwards OF seventy
l.s Of ground are included in the
frsnsactiCns
IRIS stated thas the Union Pacific
e arranging for the more rapid trans
r9rtatiou Of coal over its line, with
he object Of averting a repetition OF
the coal famine in this city.
THERE are messages at the West
prn Union Telegraph office for Mrs.
as. B5fzstresser, G. Il. Washing
ron 4. Rachofsky, Z. G. Mershon.
jsheler Busce.to, BOllie Grayson.
MAILS are now being semitic Park
Wv by the morning Utah Central
rain AM by the afternoon Union
pacific train. There is but one
daily mail foc The south, at T:IO am.
THE Choral Society will meet
tomorrow night, 20 prepare for a
soaeial pra .Iico % welcome the
great organiss. W. T. Rest. No
new mamhers vii be admitted af.
ter Monday evening next.
POLICE OFFICER Jos. RALEIGH
has been called upon by Mayor
Scott 10 send in his resignation.
Conduct unboc0ming q policeman
has been alleged against him.
Mr.. A. P. BROWN, editor of
the Tribune Of Hastings, Neb., who
is paying salt Lake a brief visit
while on q pleasure trip to the coast,
called UPON Us today aud expressed
pleasure a. the appearance OF the
city.
IN regard to the Apporyi affair,
the city aud county attorneys and
Aessrs. Sutherland & judd will
confer together on Friday next.
with q view Of arriving at q settle
ment ofthe dispute.
NICE-PREsIDENT HoLCoMBF en-
phatically denies the report that
Traffic Manager Mellen has been
caliei upon to resign and SAYS that
NJ. Mellen Will stay with the Union
Pacific, keeping hisoftice at Omaha.
TnE many friends OF Brother
Edward Stevenson will be pleased
70 learn that he has so far recovered
from the accident by which his right
eye was badly injured as to be able
to be about again.
THE names Of four policemen
were mentioned yesterday in con-
nection with q report that they were
to be discharged from the city's
service, but 10 action 10 substantial
ste the rum0r was tlken by the
City Council last night
DEPUTY MARSHAL CANNON ar
rested Joseph Dean Of the Nine
teenth Ward on Monday night on
the charge Of alleged illegal voting
Mr.. Dean gave bonds to secure hi-
appearance for trial and was released.
some iRdividnalnore mischievous
than sensible, AT a late hour last
night, placed = 4i-calibeC cartridge
Gu the street railway track near the
Union Pacific Railroad Office, there
by causing a small stir among the
car men and passengers.
YESTERDAY the petition for divorce
Of Barney Harvey was flied in the
Third District Court. The petition
charges Mrs. Harvey with habitual
drunkenness and "extreme cruel
trestmsnt.'' Service was made upon
the defendant yesteriay afternoon
G0vERS0R THOMAS yesterday rc-
jecteitheapplication Of Miss Amelia
Simpson, "a real estate agent" Of
this city, to be appointed a notary
public, on finding upon investiga-
ton that the law does not sanction a
female heliing such position.
THE District Court jury who
were out AL Monday night acted
ike a gang Of wild Blackwcll's
Island luuatics. They hOwled, sang
or rather screeched, thumped on the
furniture and floor, told bsii-headed
stories, made speeches and raiseI
such a beilsm that Proprietor
Wright OF the hotel upstairs could
only restore quiet by threaten 'ng 10
report the distur5ers to Judge Zane.
Tribune.
LAST evening the horses attached
10 a lumber team which was pro-
ceeding down Main Street took
fright and started of. The man in
charge was thrown to the ground,
but escaped unhurt. No damage
was done worthy CT mention Dur
ing the afternoon q double team ran
away along the same thoroughfare,
but in this instance also no person
was some penny the worse"
THE city OF Logan, and Cache
county. rs conjoint owners in cer-
tain lauIs lying contiguous to the
Agricultural College in Logan, will
on Thursday next at 3 O'Clock PM,
commence, at public auction, the
sale Of upwards Of two hundred lots.
The q. z. Rliigay will issue rouBd
trip tickets az single fare rates from
all Utah points. Tickets on sale on
18th, Doth and DIST. Good return
ing till the 24Lh, inclusive.
THE new Home Hotel at Ogden
narrowly escaped destruction by fire
yesterday. Thanks TO the prompt
arrival Of the fire brigade on tine
scene, the blaze was soon extin'
guished, but had it not been for theii
timely ser vices the building cOuli
not have been saved. The fire orig
mated from a defective fiue, and had
begun 10 make quite a Roadway
beneath a stairway. The damage
amou nts TO about 500.
THE lines between this city and
Fort Douglas Reservation do not
appear to be altogether "cast in
pleasant places" Property owners
who have lived upon, cultivated
aud improved property for nearly
twenty years past claim that the
United States officers al the post
have ordered them fiom their pos
sessions. 4 liue Of posts is now
being set to marx the boundary, and
the citizens contend they are being
placed too far TO westward. City
Engineer D0remus, il is stated, will
proceed with the running OF the
lines forth with.
WHAT next? According to a CO.
temporary. the most recent project
ed organization in this city Is thus
TameI: "rhe Salt Like Matri-
monial Club,'' having fo- its object
the marrying and giving in mar