Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-14
LOCAL BRIEFS.


Tho Davis county canncrica expect TO
do u inrrcr business IN 1899 than ia
1855 IN the canning ~ tomatoes
Frank Grant u Bountiul has gone
60 chihuahua. Mexico. with view 10
settling down In that state " the coun-
Try suits him.
owing 10 thc funeral of Elder George
GODDARD, ticru will be- no meeting ln
the sugar House ward tomorrow AT
tcrnoon.
Tho Utah Poultry association VIII
hold It's annual exhibit of fnc birds
nt 2ls south. East Temple street. from
January II 20 -.
The funeral services over the remains
~ the late Mr Daniel Hall who died
on Thursday. were held In the East
nountiful tabernacle at n %. m. today
The Davis County clipper says q
number 81 Davis county farmers are
fiahinr out the twenty dollar gold piece
81 from their long stockings 10 meet The
payments due this month on school
lands. Must be- pretty good iinhcf'
men.
Jack Richards and Norton ana Ar
thur Curtis. who were up before Judge
Timmony on two charges ~ burglary
and assault with deadly wcapon.have
been held for trial. They are accused
Of stealing property from John MacknN
az Granger
Last evening NJ about o'clock John
n. Campo, draurhtHmnn In the city
engineers office. was stricken with an
npoplectlc NJ. ON being taken 20 God
hc-lftts drug Htorr, h. was attended by
Or. Harry Anderson. Mr. Campo con-
tinucd 90 be- very ~ after taken 10 his
home ON Apple street.
A pleasant organ recital was given
10 the mcmhrH Of the Frank Daniels
company az the Tabernacle by Prof. J.
=. Mcclellan on Friday afternoon. Mr.
Mcclellan rendered n number ~ nclcc-
tons In admirable Style among them
being the wedding march from Lohcn-
grin and Mancognl'a Ave Maria.
Mr.. Henry. the general freight agent
Of tho II. q. W. takes a favorable Wow
" the coming seasons business. lie
rays h. believes Il IN the intention of
all railroad lines 10 keen "a the tarin
schedule ngrccd On. and that the COM
Ing year win be- the banner one up to
date IN the amounts Of freight ham
died.
The second ~ the magnificent dane
inr parties given under the auspices
OF the Retail Clerks association viii b.
held "a Tuesday evening, Jan. 18th, at
Chfintenrcn'H hall. The bail ~ Dee.
md DEMONSTRATED the capable enter.
tanning ability " the association and
bcrpcni,A many future social features
under the same auspices.
Tho procccdinrn " the local land of.
nee Involving the ownership of most OF
the land within the boundaries of tho
Twenty third ward. have closed An
account ~ the ease with the testimony
" each side VIII now be- sent to the
commissioner uf the general land office
aud thu secretary of tho Interior, who
VIII render - decision ~ the case.
The state land board late yesterday
approved tho npuruiarmenlu made %
the land IN the section where the State
prison II located n further decided
TINT In the contest uf Nnnnn iiam-
berger against Atkinson aud others. In
Nolvinr "a rlght IT way Of the Salt Lake
ana Hot SPRINGS railway. Att Ham
berrcr may have strip " land thirty
feet Wide aud not ATTY feet, as be- was
ccntcstlng Tor.
The state Historical society viii hold
itn annual meeting Ia tho lecture rupm
OF tho Iempioton building next Mon-
dny night ut 1870 o'clock n viii be-
addressed by President 4. -. Richards
Governor Wells, Dr.. !. T.. Tnlmage. Don
Mcguire aud Mrs. Mia upper Mnyn-
ard Interesting musical selections will
he rendered. The annual election 81
officers will follow the rendition OF the
progiam. The public In invited
When there II very large patron.
age Of the third circle az tho Salt Lake
Thoater. there IN - much violent puch-
lng before the doors ARE opened that
not unfrcluontiy someone COMES out the
worse for H. Last nlght at the Frank
Daniels opera, after the crowdinr aud
pushing was over and the boys got up-
Stair. one ~ the crowd found his now
oNercont fo badly torn that h. WAS ale
most a double ~ jamie Mosnumy. tho
Scotch vagabond.
The principals OF the county rchoola
met with County Superintendent Van
Colt this forenoon az tho city and cnun.
" building. They had long discus.
sion upon some of the amendments that
VIII probably be- proposed to the I.ogir.
Nature by the educational committee
appointed by the state board NJ cduoa-
tlon. Though there was "a great dIf.
ference Of opinion among them. thrv
were finally Ia harmony with tho GENE
tfal Idea OF the suggested changes.
The wedding OF Mr. Thomns d. D,xev
and Nisr Pearl Hayes occurred ON thn
evaninr ~ "Wednesday last al tho homie
81 the brides parents, Mr. aud Mr.
William Hayes 2N west, Third North
The ceroipons was performed hy Hlrhnp
liNrtni ~ The nineteenth wnul 4 a..
cciiiun VIA held later In the evening
NJ the home of MIS-. ]. !. srhinter. go
Third West, whore many relatives aud
iriendh were present Mr. ana Mrs
DoNey WIN receive their friends nt their
home, a59 Third West.
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