Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-11-10
MINOR MENTION.

John Weis OF AIT Lake county has
been commissioned a notary public by
Gov. Wells.
Robert Briscoe reports Mt the police
station. the theft of a double cinch
saddle from his premises
Eugene Watts aged q. of Murray
and Gertrude Park, gaed IS of Mill
Creek. were granted license to marry
today.
j. II. Leyson, who has been on an
extended visit to New York, Boston
and other eastern cities, Is home again,
says the Butte Miner.
Report has it that Beck's Hot
Springs property is to be sold TO an
Eastern syndicate, a representative Of
which is now in the city.
Report has ii that Jesse Knight has
secured control of the Richmond
Anaconda at Tintlc by buyins up $685.
600 shares for the sum of SiO5OO.
With the mark problem" across its
face, the police station has II report
of clothes line robbery at Mrs. King
don's, i35 north Fourth West street
jain Belr Jr.. of salt Lake county,
j. r. Farrer, of Emery and c. A.
Hatch, of Wasatch, were commissioned
not,aries public by Governor Wells to-
day.
The board of education is making
prepa ratlons for the appointment OF
Judges and for conducting the election
to be held on the first Wednesday in
December.
The Salt Lake Mining & Improve
ment company filed an amendment to
its articles of Incorporation with the
State aecretary today. increasing the
capital stock of the company from
$4,000 to 100000.
The Mutual Improvement League
announces the first of its series of
lectures for this evening at 1850 in the
League rooms, when Prof. A. G. Whit
ing of the University of Utah will talk
on "Fishes aud How They Live
Ether +. Cavlisle, aged "a, and Maud
Creek, salt Lake county; also Charles
r. Pratt. aged %, and linn Mourey,
same age, both of Salt Lake City
have been granted licenses TO wed.
Marriage licenses were granted this
afternoon to James Ryan, AGED 81, of
Corinne, BoXelder county, and Lillian
Roche, aged is, of Salt Lake city; also
to Thomas Il. Brighton. aged 81, and
Margaret Lang, aged 81, both of this
city.
Harry Joseph, the well known sur
veyor and mining man, dome d n new
suit of clothes at the Theater Monday
evening, and 1t is said of him that be-
cause of the tailor forgetting to sew VI
the pockets, the genial Harry was out
and injured in the sum of $50.
The storms of the past few days
have had the effect of drivlna' large
numbers of sheep from the mogntain'
in the eastern part of the State to the
desert upon the west, where they will
be wintered. The reports are that
sheep have summered well and lire In
good condition for winter.
Henry f.. Carter, charged with vio-
lating the estray ordinance. had q
hearing in the police court today and
was discharged. 1t was alleged by
Pat Feeney that Carter had hept ar
estray horse in his possession Longer
than the law allowed, without turning
the same over to the proper aut horities
Ed. Williams, who, during the
month OF May last was doing time in
the city jail for the theft of several
sets of harness. and who unceiemoni-
ously left the institution when only
about third of his time h hd eN-
plred, has been returned to that hos
telry, the capture being attributable to
the efforts of Detective Sheets and
Patrolman Hempel.
Last evening a shooting occurred II
the vicinity of State street and Com
mercial alley. officer Shannon ending
the sufferlngs of an alleged COPIED
horse by sending n ballet through It's
brain. John Hamilton. horse -ader
owned the animal and 1t is said he was
trying to dispose of 1t for better one
to another trader known as 'Scotty
lack"