Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-01-14

| passerDy, ne was leuAOieu W saNc ui'
home from destruction. Tho building
| 10 composed OF lumber and would have
| soon been consumed.
OR BARRIERS have decided to close
thsir places OF business on Sunday.
That 10 right. Even barber 8 should
| rest once q week.
Business at our sugar factory 10
drawing to close and most OF the
b ys scen to be glad OF 1t. Some
$500 tons OF beets have to be cut yet
aud 1t 10 expected that the factory may
close about The cad OF the month.
The cattle and sheep that his cattle
company are feeding at tho yard near
the factory are all doing well no IL lie
said.
Mcssrs. Conner and Cough while
working at one OF the boilers at the
factory the other night were tcaided
quito severely.
A telephone is being put in the Lie.
and 3. bank building.
The four boys who were taken up
for horse stealing have been placed In
the county jail. Some OF the boys
have been before the court several
times for various crimes. They pleaded
guilty to stealing horse from NJ. j.
Nelson, for which they will suiier the
penalty.
Gland Hitosman is working out
twenty-five days at hard labor In Lehi
for boring holes In some OF the build-
inas belonging to the school board.
Three young men got Gu spree toe
other evening and were little too
jolly In their way, and were requested
by Judge WllIes to leave 81. so zach for
the benefit Of our city.
a. new arrival has Just appeared ut
the residence of Mr.. VIM. Asher. tits
a daughter, and all parties concerned
are happy.
The following young ladies and gen.
tlsmen, all society people here. are
announced to appear at Hymon's altar
In the very near future: Mr.. Jesse
Webb and Mics Tyush Kirkhsm, Mr..
u. q. Webb and Miss 5. Gray, Mr.. w.
Webb and Miss b. A. Quincy, Mr..
Henry Webb and Niles Il. Royle, Mr..
Heber Webb and Miss NJ. Evans, Mr..
Ed 5outhwick anu Miss II. Webr, Mr..
William Cough and Miss l.. Shaw,
Mr.. George KlIkham and Miss NJ.
Briggs, Mr.. q. Whitmoor and Miss Il.
Fox, Mr.. William Wing and Miss Il.
Evans, Mr.. ]. Anderson and Mise
Kate Russover. Surely marriage will
not be failure among such an array
OF beauty and valor.
a short time ego an overcoat was
taken from the Ostsrloh restaurant.
Our marshal was notified and the
party with the coat was found In
saloon. The coat was returned, the
party who took It got Of very easy, so
we should think, and without justice.
We are sorry to note the death OF
"ah nj nf 10
parents. The young man was born In
Lehi. Nov. 80, 1867, and unmarried.
He was very Industrious and took
great interest in beet raising, having
obtained two premiums given by the
Sugar company here. He was buried
from the home Of his parents, a large
number OF friends anu relatives follow
Ing tho RENAME to the last resting
place.
Mr.. r. Cutler, son Of T. II. Cutler,
will leave Wednesday morning for
Chicago where he is engaged to Mr..
Santhony to help put In some pumping
works. We wish him n safe jour- ey
ana return. t
Two youngmep, Thomas aud Rhodes,
got into dispute over the drinks on
the street the other day and 1t was
ended with a knockdOwn, for which
little paslime they each left IS with
the city treasury.
Mr.. CART informs us that he Ia re.
modelling the stage in bis opera house
and is putting in new scenery anu IL
making number OF new improve.
ments that will tend to make his house
more comfortable TO his patrong. Tho
seating OF the house Is to be improved,
also the heating, 30 that In the future
we can look for things to DO In good
shape. Mr.. Dillon Will open the house
anew In fine comedy. o. X.