Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-03-01
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American Fork, where they were
placed in jail and yesterday had
hearing on the charge of disturbing
the peace.
The municipal authorities of SPRING
Vile are making II raid on gamblers.
o. II. Ihrig was brought back from Salt
Lake last week, by City Marshal Gem
nell. and will have a hearing before
Justice Boyer on the charge of keeping
n gambling house Other arrests on
the charge OF gambling have been
made, and more are expected to fol-
low.
The Epworth League gave fine
musical and literary entertainment at
the Proctor academy last evening.
Cooks comedians In Our Flat appear
ed last night in the opera house and
delighted the audience with their
sparkling comedy. This evening
Tuesday they play in Springville. and
their next stand is Grand Junction.
George Buckner, who has been con-
fined in the Salt Lake county jail for
some time on a charge of sending an
obscene letter through the mails. has
been released on cash bail approved
by U. s. Commissioner Twomey and
has returned to Provo.
Quit claim deeds from Herman
Hethlle ct al to l. u. aHzelgrove ct al
for the Mercur BOY /, and 3, and the
Maud NJ. mining claims, situated in
Camp Floyd mining district, have been
filed for record with the county re-
corder
II. A. Jensen. who has been driver for
the Denver & Rio Grande Express COM
pany for some time. has resigned and
gone to Butte to accept n similar posi-
ton with the Pacific Express company.
Thos. f. McGraw succeeds Mr., Jensen
with the Rio Grandc Express company.
Yesterday afternoon n fire broke out
in a shed near the Parker school. The
| fire department responded promptly
but when they arrived the pupils of
the school had put out the fire and felt
quite proud over their efforts as ANA
teur firemen.
w. II. tTug) Wilson, manager of the
Undine mine in Tintic. went over Sat
urday for the purpose of resuminG
| work on the mine. He will run n tun-
mel on the 200-foot level and expects to
have shipping ore before sixty days.
The funeral over the remains of Mrs.
| Annie Miller. who died Friday evening
from the effects of cancer, was held
Sunday forenoon. at the home of her
| brother, William Lewis OF the Fourth
ward.
The following notices of location in
Camp Floyd mining district have
been filed with the county recorder.
IL ~ CT al ihbN anu
3; A. Anderson, Mercur Boy 4 and 6.
Mrs. Jane w. Ballantyne, who has
charge of the Brigham Young Academy
kindergarten department. has returned
from Philadelphia, where she attended
a Kindergarten convention.
John Mcneil has applied for letters
of administration in the estate of Mary
Jacobson, deceased of Pleasant Grove
Saturday. March 18th, has been set fol
hearing the petition.
S. w. Sharp Is preparing to move his
livery stable west on ground owned by
him adjoining his present location
which is leased ground.
Tuesday, March Sth. has been set fol
hearing petition to sell personal prop
erty belonging to the estate of Pete
Monson, deceased.
Alex Adamson Jr., aged 27, and Mari'
L. Tillock, aged 20. both of American
Fork, have received n marriage Ii
| cense.
Nora Spooner has located the Mime
apolis and Minneapolis /. 2. and 3 min
ing claims in Camp Floyd mining dis
trlct.
Horace n. Whitney has been ap
pointed correspondent for the Tribun
in this city.
a daughter has been born to Mr.. an
Mrs. James Glove. All well.