Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-06-01
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gave q pleading memorial entertain.
munt ~ tho Opera house Fridny anu
und Saturday evenings, Clusiiting Of
tOngl, Rotations, etc. The w. n.
sherman Poet 80. o, @. a. r., went
~ Spanish F0fb Saturday aud observed
Decoration day with their comtal
4 hu stores hero were closed auu large
number ui citizens went 10 the Gene.
terry aud decorated tue resting places
u the dead.
La Prclo, the six.yoar.ald daughter
Oi Mr.. nud Mr.. John w. Smith Of
whooping cough. She was buried
Saturday.
Mrs. Jofgen Jouson died Friday uf
consumption anu was buried yosto..
day. Bhu leaves husband aud fiyv
children. Tue deceasrd has suffered
from thu diaonio which finally carried
her on, since, her afTival from Sweden
about two yeats ago.
Sheriff Brown received word Friday
that some men were selling the level.
~ taken from Mt. pngu'a store, NJ
Paysou on May 1870, ~ Castle Rock,
on the Union Paolhc. Deputy Sheriff.
Fowler went " Castlo Rock und
Evanston and returned yCItefuhy,
without having ioundagy trace OF tue
butginrs or the JUwclfy.
Doctor Kari q. Maoter has conolud.
cd 10 move 10 Salt Lake ami hereafter
viii make hib homo Ia the capital.
Provo las Of late been visited by a
large Number Of Tamps; Friday morn.
inE early, Marshal sharp brought six
up from thu u. T.. cepol, whVfu they
mad occupied a box car during tho
hight. Deputy Sheriff WilSina was
invested with ino tfilce Of police Judge
pro tcmpAu, anu sentenced the
strangers 10 forty days Ai hard labor,
on charge 10 ifcapass preferred by she
nathhnl. hlntenCc was afterwards
tusptndgd, swith the understanding
that ~ tue clipTiiH were found Ia
town during thu next forty days tho
iontouce wdpid 10 enforced. Tho
tramp were flad 10 leave aud viii no
doubt oil their part oftho contract, ~
they were very much surprised nj thp
severity OF too sentence.
PRECEDENT Palmer, Fret Vice PrssI.
dent Peabody, Hboonl Vice President
Dodge aud Director Rcush4w OF tho
X. q. w. went up Provo canyon In Il
carriage, Thursday forenoon, TO Wow
the proposed roule VI the RIO Hrnnde
Wettofn extension irJm Provo 10 Park
| CITY. They willgo over tho Utah Gen.
tfal % Salt Lake, whore their private
car IN which they came 10 Provo will
meet them, Dir. Nsn5haw represents
tho English capital invested In tho
road.
a rather REGULAR robbery IA reported
iflm tho Filth ward. a young man by
tue name Of Greer, from Spriugotylllc,
Arizona, has bUUn stopping with bis
aunt while going 10 scnool In the
gcaiomy. He had $50 In batchol.
Friday evening his cousin, Mics Greer,
was alone IN tho house with small
child; abou. 10 O'clock she heard some
ono trying 70 gain an entrance int
her room through the Widow. She
grabbed thu bhtChel aud went 10 d
goighu0Ts house whore uhe remained
all nighli la the morning when Ell,
returned home tho satchol was OpenO.
and u was found that tho money wa
not there. Friday forenoon all thi
people had teen away from the house
ana II 10 now supposed the money wal
taken At that time, although there wa
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house whom the occupants returned.
Prove river 10 very high, caused b,
tho late rains Rud warm weather 4
lutge force % men h nt work tiyini
,opfeyeu. the Iron bridge, on tho , lat
road north NJ Provo, from wWhinI
awhy. This tields west OF the city al
covered with water aud great damag
, 20 cfopo will result. The wagon roa
Ia Provo canyon IL overilowei h
? many places. Men arc al work nea
the railroad bridges removing Ia
debrls which would otherwise lody,
against tuom. Tue water Ia said 10 b,
higher than ever since 1862 anu me-
arc oonflhntly Mt work to prevent IN
river from coming down City cree
aud oVoiii wing the city.
Or, +. II. Simmons has discovered
rich vein OF anthracite coal near hi
ranch IN Provo canyon, and 4, devul
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