Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-12-05
FRAGMENTS.

lloMu missionaries VIII Visit inc ci'y
wards tomorrow night.
j. u. JrNsES. q prominent business
man OF Mount Pleasant IL in tho city,
CuAnLEs ELLIS lectures al tho Theatre
sunday evening. At $50. Doors open at
7t1.
n is expected tina, the Hot Spring,
Railway will 30 completed TO Bouniiiul
by the 18th insi.
TuHRr arc undelivorod messages n the
Dosorci telegram Office for oalena MAJOR
and James u. Keifcr.
TnERE arc messages NJ tue Nosiorn
Union Telegraph otiico for Mis- Carrie
Best, Mrs. a. ileriog' and Curtis Knight
Mn. Ellis will lecture ut smiihhold on
Monday evening, Richmond TUESDAY
evening, and Lewiston Wednesday even
ing.
MATHIS A. NovorNr, manager or tho
American Fork Ild'pHdrf, ~ 10 tho
city on business CONNECTED with bis pa
per.
\. II. MONTGOMERY, an habl,ual drunk
ar,l. was arrested by ofiicer stanley THIS
afternoon. This II the third timo no has
been takon into custody within tue last
forty-oleht hours.
Mn. At. ScunoIpFH will address the
scandinavian Democratic club on Mon
day evening. Dec 7th. NJ $50 o'clock.
l.. J. NELsON, Sec.
NELLIE MoUnAs,a blind and ponnlloss
girl, who recently arrived In this city
from Boavor. was admitted TO the County
Innrmary last night
RpAn tho Advertisement about Santa
HNlaUa n
stationery Goa store viii not be opened
on Monday until rpm.
n il said TINT tho recent natural gas
discovery al Lake shore has demonsirni-
ed that that valuable vapor exists there IN
almost unlimited quantities.
MAY HART, Of Franklin avenue noio-
riciy, was today, In commissioner Pfnirs
court, convicted Of keeping q don OF iu-
fanny. Sentence was snponded.
CHARLES McDuuaorr and Charles
Hess were on trial before Jusdce Goo this
afternoon, on a charge ut huusubroaking,
preferred by John u McCoocy.
A CRY laboror named Rruut was held
~ shortly btfore daylight yesterday
morning by - hurly negro, near tho cor
ner II First South aud Second East
streets The robbcr secured no BODY.
TnE boe.koepcrs' convention held on
tho Jfd aud itn instz. was ono ~ the
most enthusiastic meetings Of The Kind
ever held Ia uiah. Representative from
all over tho Territory wore In attendance.
A ooNIoINr meeting Of Twentieth and
Twenty-hrst wards NJ. I. 4. will be held
on "Wednesday evening next, al silO, la
tho Twenty-ilnt ward meeting house.
An excellent programme viii DO rcu-
dered.
TINS City hallway Company has en-
gagged tho Mountain Stone Company 10
put down twonly-peyen double track
cross stone walks. The stone oulvert Tor
City creek will be put down by tho SAINT
company.
TnE case against tho Utah Central
Railway Company, brought by Mo-srs.
Allen and Curley. spoken u la ycs,or-
days Niws, was decided by Justice
krocgcr this morning. lilo gave the
plaintiffs judgment ia full with costs.
TmH Second Quorum Of Elders, com
prlsing the rlrst and Touih wards, Will
hold thor regular monthly meeting
Monday, Dcccmber IN, 10 $50 p. M, In
the Tonth ward meeting house. Full at
tendance Is desired.
YESTERDAY afternoon Mrs Maud
Webster, principal OF the Twentieth
ward school, slippod aud foll while on
the way IN her post ~ duiy, tho result
heiug d badly spmined nukle. She wa
assisted home aud * liholy 10 remain
ihoio for soyoral days.
TUT Bcckecptrs' convention closed
yesterday afternoon. A Territorial 1850,
ccIa weru elected; oliver H.liuutingtpu
ADrluWVillp prpH ldgutt Horny Snufar Sal