Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-19

you for the encouraging Thoughts
therein expressed pertaining to the
hereafter, and shall take heed OF tbs
same. | am pleased to inform you
that your sentiments have been n
solaco 10 me and have tuOyed me up
In these days OF trouble which have
rested on me and my kingdom. j
have been relieved In calling ON the
Almighty; he has given mo peace.
Il called upon him and he heard my
voice. have heard through Mnkanoe
aud Others about your Temple and
those connected Herewith, and have
great respect for them, ana am In
sympathy with them for struggling on
In tho great work Of Chriatianiis.
Give my love TO tho Hawaiian people
there. and TO You all.
"Respectfully,
LiLIUOKALASI."
"WAsHINuToE PALACE,
Aprl 9Th, 1893"
CITY COUNCIL.
At last nights session Of the CITY
Council the following business was
transacted:
The Rio Grande Western asked for
md was granted the privilege Of re-
moving the Smoot & Deal spur on
Firrt street twenty feet south.
The committee ON waterw0rks 70.
ported the receipt OF s65 So from
Rhodes Brothers for water pipes and
scrap iron. Report accepted.
Mr.. Holloway called attention
10 the vexed Fort field road
question, which has BEEN q
vexed question for 20 years, aud
which was recently referred TO tue
committee on streets and tlleys. D. %
the city own two KIDD street or four
rod street Seventh Siree) through the
Fort field 10 Utah Lake IL the ques-
ton. Mr.. Holdaway moved that the
committee DO requested 10 report ut
their earliest CONVENIENCE as some Of
the land owners were intending to
fence, and unless arrangements were
made with the city, would leave only
q two rod street for the city. MIR.
Maiben, q member Of the committee,
reported that the committee had
worked hard upon the matter. SJme
OF the land owners were willing 10
grant four rod street, but 0taors
wanted pay Tor the two rods. The city
either had 10 buy the two rods or en-
gage In law suit. Also, Mr.. Probert,
chairman Of the committee, had re-
signed from the council,snd hespeaker
Intended soon 10 resign, 10 II had been
deemed nd visable TO await the appoint
ment Of new committee.
Robert A. Hills, an old resident OF
the city, died very suddenly ON Sun.
day night OF neuralgia Of the heart.
He was out and around town attending
to his business ON Sunday apparently
In good health. For seven years Mr..
Hills has held the office OF registrar.
The funeral services arc TO be held At
7 O'Clock today.
Milan Packard OF Springville has
been appointed by Judge Jones TO
represent Utah county ut the Trani-
Mississippi Congress to be held In
Ogden.
VIII Greenley and Del. Roberts, Jr.,
are considering taking trip 10 the
World's Fair on their bicycles.
ID. II. Beebe, a valued employe OF s.
y. Jones x O., merchants, has severed
his connection with that firm. He
has not yet accepted any now position.
Work IL being done In grading and
graveling the sidewalks OF the court
house block.
Thomas Harding was this morning
sentenced by Justice Wedgewood for
embeZzlement of So from the Provo
Coop, to one days imprisonment In
the county jail and TO payn fine OF $40
and the costs OF court. The sentence,
10 far as the imprisonment 10 concern
ed, on motion OF the prosecuting attor-
ney, was suspended during good be.
havior. The case will bo appealed.
A decree OF foreclosure for $500. rs, In
the First district court, was made yes
terdsy In the Symms Grocery Co. VS..
Provo Grocery Co.
A Garden CITY HoTELREEPER Is
WORKED by A FRAUD.-MoR1-
CAGES FoHECLOsED. - MARTINS
SUCCESSOR. - CARPENTERS LEO.
TUBE.
Provo, April 10. - Captain w.
Anderson was arrested YESTERDAYS on
the charge OF petit larceny, alleged TO
have been committed by carrying
away In his trunk some old English
silver plate from Mrs. Miners board.
ing house. He was brought before
Justice Alexander ON the charge, but
took change OF venue TO Justice
Wedgewoou's court. Anderson came
to this city about month ago with his
wife anu daughter, anu took rooms at
Mrs. Miners. When his months
board bill Of $1,000 was presented to
him he gave In payment an $50 check
on bank In Victoria, Is. O., Mrs. Mil
ner presented tho check at the Firs,
National Bank In this city, but before
paying 1t the Victoria bank was tele.
graphed, and the answer came that
A ndeTsOn had no account with the
bank. And then II was noticed that
the check was dated 1894. In the
meantime he had moved TO the Cosmo.
politan hotel, where his trunks were
found and attached. After the attach.
ment, the silver ware was found. lie
will be- tried in Justice Wedgwood's
court today. His wife and daughter
are being taken care OF by friends In
the city.
In the First district court yesterday,
there were two foreclosures OF nortga'
ges. The hrst was in suit brought by
Rachel Briggs against IL. III. Dodd,
anu the mortgage was on lots
8 ana o, block l, anu lot1 I and IL,