Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-30

charge of disturbing the peace. a fuw
nights ago they were out riding. and,
Directing to being bnrkcd AZ by a dog,
they took n shot at him. The dos
was not hurt. but nno horse was
shot. and this caused the urrcnt Of the
boys.
The dispute about the boundary line
between rghh and Juah counties his
been decided IN such a manner that
Knightaviile. ihe Uncle sam. Godivn,
liumbug No. 2, May Day and other
valuable mines IN that locality are at
uafcd In Juab county The line has
been determined by county surveyors
of sinnote. Utah and Juab counties.
anu commlssl0nor Pcery % Utah couh-
~.
The burglary nj Nopls. reported on
Saturday. as having been committed
az the oregon short Line ONCE. was az
the once OF Oftler & Allen Of that
city. The rafc was blown open with
dynamite ana 500 taken away. some
checks and other valuable papers were
found near tho building. The hurglnrH
have not been arrested. tho furiec n
arrested nj Mona saturday morning
We're released.
Justice Booth his nned sanford vii.
s3n 1880 Cor selling liquor without n
liccnae az Geneva. Mr.. Sanford hal q
license 10 sell al Thistle and o. he wus
not iolng huEinfAs IN ThlE,ie AZ tho
time h. cold .hr liquor at Geneva. no
was " che opinion that he was entitled
20 rcl az Geneva under che same "
eenae. 20 he aid, and Justice booth
Imposed a small nne. which may act a.
a reminder % SIR Wilson that he docs
not have A ppdllHfH lcanae
Eldcrs GEORGE II. Drlmhan ana
George Tcasdale addressed she congsc-
Eation nt the Tabernacle Sunday
afternoon, and Elder Teasiaie spoke IN
the First ward meeting house sunday
evening. Elders David John and John
Henry Smith addressed che needing IN
the Second ward In she evening. and
the newly appointed Blshoprlc we're
ordained and ~ apart by Elders John
Henry Smith. David John and Reed
Smoot,
a meeting of the Woman Suffrage
aaAoelT.i0n OF Itah county has been
called 60 meet IN this city
Questions % lniraesi 90 lady politicians
Will be talked over and the statement.
which has been published from tins a
time. that the women VIII not support
candidates % their own alx al che d 5iis
VIII be given nlma consideration. IL IL
thought possible chat che meeting will
resolve D. support Mra. lsilsn Jakeman.
che prcaer. county treasurer. for re-
nomlnaii1n.
George clifford. a Mo Crande Wostern
railway fireman. ten from his train
yesterday about three miles east Of
Provo. lie was not missed I'M the
train reached Provo. and whom found
was unconscious and suffering from
NHsNN
taken TO Hak Lake City 20
the hospital. from where a r.-
port came TO Provo that the un-
fortunate man died. Mr.. clifford came
Co Utah from Missouri In 1891, and WINS
quiet. industrious man.
Friends of II. II. Thurman have re-
colved cards announcing the wedding
Of that gentleman 10 Miss Elizabeth
cornclia Ayton, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs, JamcJ y. AytOn ~ faytonnvllle.
Maryland. Tho ceremony IN 10 take
place on September 7th NJ the Meth.
odlst Episcopal church OF i.aytonsvlile.
Mr.. Thurman II the sou Of Hon. 3. N.
Thurman OF THIS city. and private see
rotary 10 Senator llawlins. His many
friends In Utah win wish himaelf ana
bride all happiness aud prosperity.
Ihc tunttM tcfNlcch over the re-
mains Of Mrs. clara NJ. Jensen were
held today In the second ward meeting
house. Tho deceased was tho wife OF
Mr.. Joseph Jensen and leaves a hus.
band and three ANAL children 10 mourn
her loss. She came 10 this city with
her husband from Nevada about seven
years ago aud was most cstlmnbl.
lady. Her death win bring -orrow IA
a largo circle OF friends. The deccaaed
was about 20 years of age; her death
was caused by tumor OF the stomach.
Last evening the board OF education
listened 10 the closing testimony Intro,
dnccd In the inyestigntion OF certain
charges made against Miss Daigv
Moore, one of the teachers. In poti-
ton asking for her removal. Tho evil
denco was principally In tho nature Of
rchuttlng the evidence given for the
petitioners. The matter was taken nm.
DER adyiHement by tho board. which
glli render q decision IN few dnvs
Those who have watched the case
closely are OF the opinion that tho out-
come cannot be other than favorable
w the young lady
lro started from a defective nue
In the dwelling house Of Nlels Jensen.
near the Oregon Short Line depot, yea |
terday about noon. The building was |
destroyed. but the furniture WINS IN
saved by thc help OF the nelrhbors
Two young men, who were released |
yesterday morning from serving AZ |
days sentence for vagrancy. were
among the most energetic workers
Their names are william Leslie an0 '
William Brown. There was no lnsur-
ance on the building, and the loss IL