Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-10-17

Robinson, Horny Lee 81. r. A. shelley.
ifNrlnnt 40. j. William II. Hunter.
stephen Woods T.. $. Harrington.
fl} aun-ircClnOt No. I. A. 8.
lllrhlm. Brigham II. Crook. Frank
flu'1yson. Precinct No. 2; samuel
MlraI. Jacob snyder. Henry Fair
laEn INln Done Jr.. Abraham Done.
slniauu.u-W. H. Boyle sr. W. ~.
NifuurUr Jesse Holiadny
Goshen q. l.. Thomas Arthur pall,
Peter Nelson
sprinrvue-p Precinct No. I. James
straw, a. ,. HouihwiCk. -. e. Fulmrr.
Ir'..uoi 40. q g.. a. Anderson. 4. T..
Raymond. 49, s.. Blanchard. Precinct
No @. VIM. * johnson, MyrIu Boyer.
T. u. CrandliL Precinct So. 4. r. u.
Mcrirnhlll. jos. =. Hal. Edward Hay
munl
Napoleon william r. Tu'm.r WIN.
7. Tow Harvey 4. Whitncy
Th.aur-T. d. HaEci. Geo. Lirhif3oL
-. D. Smith
AlpInc-ga1. Mcdaniel. Arshur J..
Fofb g, Horny M1y'c.
Lake Nlow-L Joan NutAu Jr..
James Madnan. leslie Hurn.u b..
Provo tonch-Thcndnro Farley.
David Par. r. }. pattci-Jr
cedar F1ri-F ". Smith. John pryH-
date. r NJ Smith
Manning Elton. Alfred Hcz-
zant. Robert T. Booth.
Pleasant Grnyr-p Precinct 80. Geo.
H. All, y, G. Hanks, J. y. wadley.
Precinct 30. al. -. Ozark D. w.
Newman, &. =. Wcaifnll.
Nincyard-iohn g.lacs, Nlcis Larsen.
william u. Lewis
Provo Precinct 40. i--D. J.. Will
bans. Miss Efle Ftrfer. David g.
upnha. Precinct ~. 2-5inmtH Gray. ".
INV. Goddard. G., n. Ward. Precinct
No. 1-F. y. NcWau. AudrOW EFgort.
zen. Abraham Holiday. Precinct 40. T.
-ulminiCuH Snow, MrA Emma WAR
uor. 4. =. HIndmhfrh. Precinct No. o.
Airs. Wlmlr,h Whic. u. j. Kr1upa.
u. j. purlalc. prccluet No. &c. l..
Jones. So ~. kellogg. r H. Davis
Precinct NJ. II. y. knrNldUn. Thua.
g. Thompson. J. ". no1h1rd. Precinct
NJ. Harry NcC1urd Richard n.
Beoaloy Adam Anderson.
Lgh'-Prccinct No. l..-l.1mH Carr, ID.
J. Thurman. n. J. Wnr1rtlnh. Pre-
c.nct 40. 2.-lfrael Evans. ~ Kendall.
Geo. Webb Precinct 80. Wv. 4.
Byans. 4 Hraddcr. Henry i.'V'a.
Lake shore Lorenzo ArgyIn. Joseph
Tuusls. jos. y. Greer.
TuUkpraIohn Is. Lewis, WIN. Raw.
ilnFs. James =. ballard.
nrniamln- shadrach NJ. Richirialn.
J w stewart Luther X. Stewart.
tIrhland-Gen. q. Meyers. Gci.
Mnna. jas Brown.
sprIng Lakc-T. y. Pccry. 4. u
Thomas. W. H. spaNihdvcr.
cIlrion-Jas. Mitchell, John J. Love-
les. ". r. johnson.
H. v. Iunct1n-J. +. johnson. J. v
Smith Th1a Arr1wfmith.
FNrncld-w. II. Snyder. WIN. H.
Carton. u. l. Thomas.
Notes aud fersonais.
TIL funeral services over the remain.
NJ Mft Elizabeth r. Kcnnirln were
heii ln the Fourth ward mcrilng house
ycsitri1y and wcrc iarEsl" attended.
JW. Hashlwhy. chief deputy Internal
revenue collector Tor tn district Of Mon
iaiil, ana Z. -. Chase. deputy for utth,
are ln Provo on hufinlfl Connected with
thelr department
of the two young men arrested IN Salt
Lake on the Chlrrr ~ stealing cloth.
Ing from Mr. Singleton 81 this city.
John Brown pleaded guilty 20 thf
charge NJ petit larceny and was fined
so, which h. u serving out In JAN. Oar
cnrrlFlu waived examination on d
thllc oi burglary and was bound over
90 800 bonds % await tho action 81 tn
court James Turner was bound over
ln IKE amount ptudlng a preliminary
examination. They are all IN Jan.
The quarterly Riake conference held
Saturday ami sunday was wrli attend
"a, ana those present were favored with
many valuable Instructions from the
several ~ lkers, Among the leading
Elders ln attendance were f0nn Henry
smith, H. N. Lyman ana lichsr T.
Grant ~ me quorum % Apostles. and
Elder Andrew Jensen of the Hiai1ri1n'n
uilicc. the presidency ~ tho Stake and
good representation OF the Ilgh
Council anl ne bishops ~ the various
wards.
Tho Republicans hsid their first rally
% ftho camp.nW here Saturday night
Hon. John e.. Graham acted aH chair
man or The mot tius. The fpeakerf were
A. l.. iiooth, Hon. Alma Eldrsdge. Hon.
dol, NJ. Cannon and Hon. John Henry
Smith, who each made interesting po.
lltlcnl talks. Tho silver question and
protection and reciprocity were ably dis
cusfed from o. Republican standpoing.
Mt Eldrtdre, In reply 10 q gentleman
ln the audience o. TO whether he
lEldrcdgel would " elected, work f8r
the free coinage OF silver. replied that
ils platform uf tho party pledged him
10 free coinage uf silver and ne .syould
stand on tho platform tili his consiltu-
ruts told HIN 10 ia IN no longer. John
l.. Neaken fayurci the audience with
revelations and songs ana Mrs. Emma
Ramsey sang two HIuga Ia her usual
excellent manner nl.h ougA tho young