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Show I L UTAH UBIQUITIES. Prosecuting Attorney Zane paid Provo a visit yesterday. F. W. C. Hathenbrook of Hathenbrook & Co. visited Salt Lake yesterday. - The remarks of the speakers were enthusiastically enthus-iastically received. An adjournment was taken and in a few days a meeting will be called to perfect a county organization, j There were present: N; A. Empey Prof j J. W. Sanborn, E. A. MeDaniel, Mrs! F. 8 , Kichards, Mrs. Electa Bullock, Miss May. I Preston, all connected with tho Utah World's ; Fair commission. ; Jim Carter, who was bouud over in 500 ; to await the action of the grand jury for i assaulting his wife, succeeded in giving bail I yesterday. His sureties are J. VV. Turner j C. YV. Smith and Bert C arter. ' j A meetiug was held in the tabernacle last I evening for the purpose of making arrange-I arrange-I ments for participation in the World's fair There was not a large attendance, the meetl ing not having been sufficiently advertised. The case of Fred Kirk wood, bartender for J. O'Kiley, charged with keeping the Diamond Dia-mond saluou open last Sunday, came up before be-fore Justice Alexander. The jury brought in a verdict of guilty and a recommendation to mercy. Justice Alexander imposed a fine of $.)0. The county court finished ita labors as a board of equalization yesterday. It also accepted ac-cepted the three steel cells placed in the county jail by the Pauly Jail Building company com-pany of St. Louis. The co;-t of the cells is toWX). Judge Jones was authorized to settle with the company according to the terms of he contract. The- Springville city council, at its meeting meet-ing last evening, had a petition presented by A. Roberts k Co. of Provo, asking the privilege priv-ilege of conducting a saloon business in Springville (Springville is now a prohibition prohibi-tion town), and that the license be placed at $1000 a year for saloon and billiard tables payable in advance; that no license be granted for a less term than one year. The petitioners call attention to the fact that eight or nine places are now selling Honor without a license, and promise to conduct an orderly place. It is not known what action the council took on- the matter, but it is understood that should a license not be granted, the firm will commence business without one. ' 1 1, -.. - |