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Show CITY IN BRIEF. Tho jM. E. Church people vote tomorrow to-morrow on the proposition of admitting women as delegates to the church's general conference. All members in full connection over twenty-one years of age are entitled to vote. Anywhere from fifteen to twenty carloads of lumber from Oregon are arriving ar-riving daily in Suit Lake. The I'nion Pacific, is heading off the dreaded lumber lum-ber famine, and the ears are unloaded as fast as possible and returned for more building material. There was no meeting of the stock exchange this morning ami Secretary Pollock announced that tho board would adjourn until Monday. The adjournment ad-journment was enforced by the new quarters iu the opera house block being still iu tho hands of the paper hangers. A young man wearing a Thanksgiving Thanksgiv-ing jag hired a team last evening from Mark MeKiminins and drove up Main street. At East and South Temple a street car bowled aloug merrily and ran into the outfit. The front right wheel was brokeu and the collecting crowd agreed that such things should not be. RSeeretary Pollock, with Paving Teller (jeorgo Hrastow. Receiving Teller Rib-inson Rib-inson and Mr. Howlitt, of tho Stnde-baker Stnde-baker wagon concern, spent their Thanksgiving prowling about Kaysville in search of chicken, duck, geese and other wild game. They explain tho empty condition of their game bags to the difficulty of finding the game after they felled it with their unerring aim, the sagebrush being so high and thick. Several geese and car loads of chicken are lying dead among the sagebrush in the vicinity of Kaysville, if any reliance can be placed iu tho uncertified assertions asser-tions of the talhst Ximrod of the party. |