The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-11-21
local Briefs.

The price OF admission to the lecture
at the county court house next Monday
evening will be only 25 cents.
John b Fife of Riverdale, %, yester-
day secured a license to marry Miss
Adell Stratton, 19, also of Riverdale.
Joe Kendall had hearing yesterday
in the police court on the charge Of
disturbing the peace, and was dis
charged.
Even the dumb speak for the sugar
factory and the blind see that it is q
good thing. The leading editorial in
this months Eaglet is devoted to
booming the enterprise.
William Roberts, aged 90, of Harri-
son, Madison county, Montana, was
yesterday granted a license to marry
Miss ElVena Jensen. 10, of Montpelier,
Bear Lake county, Idaho.
The Hoosier Doctor" which will
hold the boards at the Grand tomorrow
night, is one of the brightest, liYeliest
of plays and win be put on by Digby
Bell and strong supporting company
of over % people.
It may not be apparent that Salt
Lake is doing anything in a financial
way for the beet sugar factory, but it
is apparent when it is considered that
the $4,000 to be subscribed by the
Lehi people is largely Salt Lake money.
An inquiry has been received IT the
county clerks Office from Mr.. c. Dis
ney Of New York concerning. certain
mining property supposed to have
been owned by one William Owen
Jones in 1879 and by him left at his
death to one Edward l.. Williams. The
property was 150 miles from any set
| tlement, but had machinery located
on it.
Beginning tomorrow, meetings will be
held in various precincts and towns
in Weber, Davis and Box Elder coun-
ties in the interest OF the sugar fac
tory project. They viii continue until
a meeting has been held in every pre-
cinct. Good speakers will explain the
proposition. Today in the various
places of worship the time. places and
speakers for the sugar meetings will
be announced.
The annual meeting of the stockhold-
ers in the Weber and Davis county
canal was held yesterday and the fol-
lowing were chosen directors: L. B.
Adams, E. 7. Ellison, c. F. Middleton,
John c. Child, Jesse NJ. Smith, T. j.
Steed. William Binford. The new
/ board organized by electing L. B. Ad-
ans, president: 2. p Ellison, vice
president and j. c. Nye, secretary and
I treasurer.
Matters OF special Importance will be
presented before the members of the
! church and congregation of the Presby-
/ terrain church this morning. There
! fore. every member is especially urged
to be present. In the evening Mr.. Rich
ardson Will consider the question. is
/ Science Opposed to the Gospal?" 1t is
understood that Mr. Richardson
! views on this subject are not at al in
accord with those held by many good
! church people, and an especially inter
esting sermon is looked for.
1t will be pleasant news to the MANY
friends in Ogden of the Salt Lake
/ Opera company to learn that their new
/ venture, The Chimes OF Normandy
I is to be produced at the opera house
on the night of Dec. 6. Manager Clark
states that no attraction that he Dlavs
was better patronized than those by
I the clever opera people from Salt Lake
and the indications are that the
Chimes viii have a similar recep.
! ton to that accorded the Mascot and
! Patience" George D. Pyper and Miss
Sailie Fisher have been added to tbe
cast. A special train will carry The
( Salt Lakers to and from Ogden for Tho
] performance.