Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-02
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The recital given by Miss Miriam
Nelke In the Opera house last ovouinr,
was enjoyed by very al
pfeoiativs audience ana was
ore Of the must delightful
entertainments ever given In the city.
Miss Nolko was ably assisted by tue
following lauiee anu gentlemen: Mft.
Anale Jones Athin, Mics Stella
y. Il. Allen, MIS-. q. l. Young, MT.
II. Macser and Air. 3. a. King hns
ak little boys aud girls VINO appeared
In q very pleasing concert recitation.
Excellent music was furnished by
Giilman's orchestra aud by Mu. II bert
Irvine, ~ acce mpanient. Miss Nelke
10 ono OF the aolrst exponsnls q tho
eiocutisnnry art who has ever visited
our city and has made many friends
during her visit, WHOSE admiration
aud esteem will follow tho hminble and
accomplished lady TO her h9me IN the
East.
The preliminary examination OF lsr.
mat Green aud Frank Lyoua who
accused Of stealing hores belonging
10 Frank Saekei, Of Clear Creek, on
August .5ih, was hel1 yesterday after.
noon before Justice DeMoisy. After
hearing the evidence Tor the pTosoeu.
ton attorney moved 10 dismiss de.
fsndants for lack OF sufficient proof to
hold them, especially In the cAto VI
Lyons. Justice DE Noisy denied tue
. motion; no evidence was introduced
for tho defense and Green was held
under 500 bonds AMI Lyon under $500
bonds.
The classes OF the Brigham Young
ncnuemy are now oTgrnizBd aud Ia
working order. In tue normal depart.
ment alone ninety Tecitatiors are
given daily, which will DO Increased
TO about 100 next week. Students are
coming IN daily; nav ttudenls have
piouominAtsd among tho arrivals 10
iaij many OF the iormet ttudents are
expected during the latter part Of the
weak. Saturdays train from Milford
brought rs atudontS, and the Train
irem Richneld tho samo day brought
80 students.
In the report In last evenings NEWS
OF the city council meeting held Mon.
day, II ives efrono0ualy stated that tho
claim tf Willltms, Van Colt * Suthpr.
land for slO0 was allowed. Tho report
OF the committee, 10 whom the calm
was referred, recommended It's allow.
hnce, but the matter was referred back
10 tbs cgmmitiUo tor more explicit
report On the manner In which the
claim was contracted.
At meeting OF the Free lIlndergat.
ten AssOoiatiou, held Monday evening",
the following otiicerH were eleuteu:
President, Mrs. 4, A. Medgewuod;
vice prssidents, Mr.. ID. D. Hou,z ana
Ais. Reed bmooii executive commit.
tee, hIs, David John, Mfs. Frances
Clun, Mics Josephine keliVg anu Mts.
Ida DutehbefTy,
bherln Blown ami Deputy Sheriff
Fowler. who went ~ Clear Cfo K
MONDAY 10 investigate the robbery Of
Mr.. II. II, RobinsoL's store lnilsI 20
hpprenend the burglars. They rupoIt
that Spanish Fork canyon IL Inca
with tfamps.
Next Friday evening :hsgs win he
benefit party gwen Ia tho Pleasant
View ward meeting house ia honor Of
Elder Lawrence Petersen, who lcAyos
on mission 10 tho Southern States gu
tue lO!h.
Mrs. &. Il. Murphy wTltes from In.
oiann, where ahe moved after the
Death Of her husband several montht
ago, that her youngest child dlsdys
disu On August 2lsi.
A son was born 10 Mr.. aud Mtp.
Ether Brimhall Monday evening. Al
well.
Mn, J. NJ. JenJen IL visiting fela.
lives In Alpine.