Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-27

]. c. Edwards, representing Y. G. NJ.
I. shoe department. is in the city.
The severe frost has caused some of
the pipes in the water system to freeze
up.
Judge Dusenberry contemplates TAX
ing a trip to Washington, ID. c., in
few days.
Emil Maeser, of the Utonian, has ac-
cepted the position of correspondent
for the Salt Lake Tribune.
According to the report of Treasurer
Twelves the Provo school district has
n balance on hand of S3,lsO45.
T. II. Beck Jr.. who has been living
in the state of Washington for the last
eight years. is visiting relatives here.
The springville Black Hawk war
veterans are holding their sixth an
nual reunion today in the Reynolds
hall.
Mrs. Lillian De Loery, of Salt Lake
City, will give lessons in voice culture
and piano in this city on Fridays and
| Saturdays.
Memorial services We're held in the
Brigham Young Academy yesterday
morning in honor OF the late Hubert
Argyle Young.
Thomas v. Morgan, aged IS, and
| l.llilhn lSHuell 'ieBS, dSeu w. bpth
of Springvile, have received mar
riage license.
Jesse j. Frank and John Knight
came up from State Line yesterday on
account of the illness of their mother,
Mrs. Newell Knight.
Jesse knight denies the rumor that
he has purchased the Northern spy
mine, but says that negotiations for a
! purchase of the property by himself
are pending.
Prof. N. l.. Nelson of the Brigham
| Young Academy will go to Mount
Pleasant tomorrow to deliver a lecture
before the Sanpete County Teachers
| association.
Raymond Eugene Fowler, aged 16.
| the youngest son of ex-Sherin Thomas
| Fowler. was buried Sunday at Lehi.
He died Saturday, after a short illness
from pneumonia.
Mayor Jones has appointed David
| r. Beebe building inspector and Joseph
w. Taylor chief of fire department and
estray pound-keeper. The appointments
have been confirmed by the council.
Marriage licenses have been issued
| to Robert b. WEIGH, aged "a. and jamie
| Armstrong, aged 90 both of American
| Fork; David Morgan. aged 20, and Ida
| White, aged 81. both of Goshen.
Phillip ]. Mitchell of Payson, who
! has been receiving treatment in the
asylum for some time, has so far re-
covered that he has been released on
| n bond furnished by his relatives.
The petition of John w. Smith to es-
| tabllsh an electric power and light
plant on the Timpanogos canal and TO
be permitted to run the waters of
| other canals into the Timpanogos, has
been denied by the city council.
James Chapman of Ameican Fork
| and Swasey a. Martin of Provo have
| filed statements with the county, clerk
| of the capital invested in their re-
srective banking business. The former
reports $4,000 and the latter $4,000.
Clarence Nash OF Alpine pleaded
guilty yesterday in Justice Booths
| court to killing n deer on January 9th,
and paid fine of SIS. Mr.. Nash, who
| hunting rabbits, and unexpectedly had
n chance to shoot at a deer and that
the temptation proved greater than his
power of resistance.
Clarense Rogers, n young boy from
| Springville, ~ years of age. was
brought over yesterday to be taken be-
| fore Judge Dusenberry for investiga-
| ton as to whether he should be sent
to the Industrial school, He is charged
with truancy and incorriglbillty. The
case will come up today. The little fei-
low was sobbing all day yesterday in
the sheriff's office and wanted to go
home.
George Buckner, now in the Salt
Lake City jail, on the charge of send
ing an obscene letter through the mails.
will commence habeas corpus proceed
ings in order to regain his liberty. His
attorney, Col Cash. holds that TO send
an obscene letter, sealed, is not n ,yio-
lation of the United states statutes. II
he is correct on this point. of which