Show LOCAL dmd AND OTHER MATTERS FROM wednesdays DAILY JUNE 25 CHANGE tho the utah southern railroad company have changed the order of running 1211 g the mixed trains they now leve leive S salt sait lake city sundays excepted daliy daly at 6 10 am and 1 pm arriving at sandy at 7 1 25 21 am and 2 la pm leave sandy at 0 9 60 50 am and 4 W pm arriving at salt lake at 11 am and 6 pm mr john toone writes from croydon morgan co june the smallpox we think has quite gone goner and to prevent its return we have vaccina abed nearly all the children in the settlement our crops loo nine fine and bid tair fair for an abundant harvest FOUND DEAD last sunday night aa as the C P train f from roin the west pulled up at the water tank near montello Ion lon tello about eighteen miles this side ot of toano boano the body wy ot of an unknown man was discovered lying close to the tank the man was seen alive by some men on the freight train going west about four our hours previously an inquest was held at montello an assayers card a jackknife jack jaek knise knife and a twenty five cent piece was all that was found on his person it was evident that dissipation and exposure had led to hla hia death and the jury returned a verdict accordingly ov den junction june JIM an indian known by this name was put pat in N lull iasu last al t night at the request of some of lis his red acquaintances he t eing almost helplessly drunk about eight indians indiana att attended endea the examination before justice clinton this morning ile he was discharged it is a pity but the party or parties who gave the whisky to the poor bavage savage could tc im discovered and punished ile he cut some strange capers last evening he ile rolled off his horse upon the ground several times AS it Is proposed to hulid build a new neek mining town in city creek kanyon the city council last list night instructed the city marshal to see that the ordinance relating ia I 1 nuisances ac be strictly enforced the proposed site being within the city limits this is a timely action notion on the part of the council as thousands of peo pla pia pi are dependent on city creek for their supplies of water for every purpose and the prevention of the of filth into that stream ii Is therefore a positive and Imper imperative stive necessity neaver BEAVER WOOLEN mills MILIS A gentleman who lately returned from a ewt to the south informs inform sus sas us that these mills cost 30 the reasor reason the ithe cott cot was so small wes that the brethren who assisted t to put t up the building voluntarily reduced their theiu ir bills 20 per cent below cash price the building build luff contains SO spindles with capacity to double that bumm number r it run to their fu fullest I 1 lest iest extent the mills could turn out yards of cloth per day the building is two storeys high with a lott above which la is almost equal to another storey about twenty three hands bands are employed there brother john Joho Ashworth Is the superintendent the goods manufactured are of good quality and consist of light and heavy fian nan liels neils jerseys kerseys ker blankets do eskins ac the same game gentleman states that he be saw at ove creek fort kept by brother ira Hink hinkley leys leyl one of the finest stud horses he h e er remembers having seen before itis it la french canadian nadian and Is 1 fifteen and three fourths hands high this fine animal Is the property ol 01 mr jos A young CITY COUNCIL DOINGS the city council held their regular meeting last ni night ht mayor wells presiding two two additional petitions asking the council not mot to licence any dram or tippling shop and to prohibit EO so far as they had power the sale of spirituous liquors within the limits of the city were presented one had 1530 1550 and the other signature signatures of citizens attached they were handed over to the same committee as that to which the four petitions on am the same subject presented a week ago yesterday were referred the committee alluded to presented the following report on the matter of the petitions to the honorable the mayor and olty city council of salt lake city G gentlemen ent lemen your committee to whom w was wab as referred the petition of alexander mcrae and twenty eight hundred and seventy three others beg leave to present the following report there on as our eur conclusion without special reference to the arguments facts or modes of renso resso reasoning nin by which the same were reached by us your committee having had constantly I 1 y in view trie the gravity of the subject matter of the petition in our delite dellic rations thereon and having carefully considered the prayer of said petition aud and while we accord with the general sentiments as expressed therein your committee deem it inexpedient at the present time tinie to take the action solicited in the first prayer of said petition I 1 your committee would respectfully recommend the granting of the second prayer of said petition to the faro favorable rable cable consid cration oration of the council connell and as a means to the end sought to be lie obtained in sal said ld prayer of eaid said said eald petition presenting the following propositions alst 1st that in granting licenses for dram or tippling shops there be inserted in the ordinance a provision limiting the sale of spirituous and malt licurs to certain hours say from the hour of eleven delock am to seven P pm pin in P and this pro siou sion to be 19 a ls police regulation ad that th number of such licenses be limited by which provision may be exercised a wholesale restraint over the sale or other disposition of such tuch liquors A throdore theodore tue the Tur THEODORE theobore oDoRE MOREAN johar johs JOHN IL WINDER jr F SMITH ISAAC after the presentation of the report the instructed to draft an ordinance and iq doing eo so to cont coni cout consider der the advisability vis Ls of limiting the number of drinking saloons to from twelve to fifteen tobe ta W kept open penni only onit a on a week days and betow th the 0 I 1 hours ours of H am and aud d 10 pm ane case casz arthur mccabe charles crawford craw ford fond and jacob jones the three men arrested in city cl cleek eek eck kanyon by sheriff brown of weber county and officers hampton and phillips of this city on monday on a charge of stealing a number of cattle were examined before justice clinton today to day mr andrews was the first witness ile he was a resident of bear river valley and was a dealer in stock had nine head stolen from him between tho the 1 acl ani tta tb e lath he discovered his loss on the iati lati ternate ter ten date he started out in search of the anim antalis ds he struck the trall trail of the prisoners on the about four miles milea from his house learned at laketown Lake town that the prisoners had passed through that place going southward and followed them up according to information here he received as far as ogden where he lost track of them and the cattle he placed laced himself in communication with sheriff sheriff brown the latter came down to salt lake witness It ness received a telegram from mr brown requesting him to come to the latter place and he came accordingly and found eight head bead of the cattle stolen from him and also found a yoke of oxen belonging to milligan and brooks which had been leftin lertin lert left in his charge by the latter the animals were in the tithing corral when he found them 13 by the defense mccabe and a man nam ed N williams visited his place last fall and left thirty five nive head of catte cattle for witness to ranche they afterwards came when he be warl was away and took the cattle leaving a written notice to the effect that they had bad done dona 0 the notice was signed by williams ile he kept the cattle abouo about six weeks and two animals were left for ranching them the witness gave a description of the cattle which he be alleged to have been stolen from him those cattle stolen from him were not a portion ot of those thirty head riven given into his hig charre charge charge sheriff brown from froin information received from mr andre andrews he visited this city mr andrews described mccabe and crawford and also the stock which he said had bad been stolen from froni him he be learned that the prisoners rl and the cattle were lu in city creek F kanyon canyon u yon you and that the latter had been offered for tor sale hampton and Ps and himself went up the kanyon found the accused and also the cattle the cattle were then driven to the tithing office cor ral mr andrews went to the latter place and pie ed out eight head of 0 the cattle be to him and two head heal belonging 1 to milligan brooks the witness was ims acquainted qua quain ted with stock rasing sing and would have no difficulty to in recognizing cattle even when they were not branded when he was talking with mccabe about the stock in CI cly cly Y creek kanyon the latter picked up his pistol witness seized the pistol Is and scabbard and mccabe drew the pistol when witness seized it by the cyll cylinder udert mr ham hampton then leveled his pistol on mccabe k abe and the latter iatter yielded and the three men meu were ar arrested rested retted H aplon and testimony corroborated that of sheriff brown PO so far tar as the circumstances attending T the tho arrest were concerned mccabe made a statement in which he claimed that the stock claimed by andrews were his bis property being part of those left with andrews andreus last fall by himself and wil wll liams iiams the latter he ha said had driven the cattle away from ari ArL andrews drewe ranch and left them in the hll hij hills Is and the animals he had talc taic nvere steers which had returned to andrews amdrews place crawford Craw tord sord and jones were me merely rely employed by him mccabe and had no lute interest rest in the cattle I 1 in answer to questions ty by tb ehg court mccabe said there was no de finate agree s ment between and jones regarding the amount of 0 pay the two latter were to receive r after arguments of counsel for the pro ee cution and defense justice clinton sum med up the evidence and held hem the three men accused in awo imo bonds DODOS each to answer at the next regular sitting of the probate court of salt lake Co county hinty finty to any charge that ahat maybe may be preferred against them by the grand jury and la ia default to be committed to jall mom FROM THURSDAYS DAILY JUNE 23 28 BIG bio bruic fine in the west mountains iros ibos LAMP faur POSTS going up about town the rire astric STREET cars CAUS are running along first south street as far as the east side of the ward la Is playing in california wonder if he will call at salt lake on hi his s return he plays dun Dan dreary which is a ayery very different thing to burlesquing it FOR LOGAN alboan president BrI brigham ghant young youngs georgea smith a number of the quorum of the twelve apostles and other leading elders left iett for logan by the morning train today to day where they purpose holding three days meetings tabernacle taber TABEH NACLE cuoni the members of the tabernacle choir and their ends several hundred strong started g x pleasure bent for lake side this ong doubtless they have been en doying most sportive and festive time 1 I t after leaving the justices justice s coonts corn corm courina cou riWa ts morning mornin at where ho he a ap feared as 4 coun for foe t the he p prosecution rose cution in tb wal wai djury c case oase 1 sei sef judge F M smith was wag seiz seized sith th s udden sudden indisposition tlona and nd had to return to tho city hall wali hall halt abtil building to rest awhile zo e felt better in i a short time and it Is to be inper loped his indis indie ia position Is only of a temporary chano chaNc chancier ter teu THE reb RED wolf the result of oan an fay tay by selby seiby and gunter of ore fro from the bt red bed voit wolf mine moltie tintie owned by the 0 lafayet lafayette to mining co Is thus thas civen bil sil yer ver er ils IM loo ounces dunces value it lead per cent value 1737 2737 total value 3 tS lQ the TV mine Is owned principally byord by old ola rexI residents dents which speaks well for their enterprise PICNIC the thirteenth ward F to school ardd arri their parents PU purpose r battlo a ala sala s rale raie dar day at fit Lind lindseys gardens to m rt w they will loave leave the assembly rooms ata atean atu aku and it la is expected that each mem bev ber iber atthe t he ward adwill will lend lead a it helping band anwa I 1 an interesting time for the JU lumies jamies mies iles lies those having teams and ano anc ve te acles Wc les ies tre re invited tor use them in convey kidir l the to and froin from the gardens cardens iko ike encouraging tho tao uttie little gues ques one DESTROYED BT fire finz the U U railroad bridge over Haig halg hta creek between F armington farmington and maysville kaysville Kays ville was destroyed by fire sire yesterday afternoon it was between t fifty and sixty feet long A large to foree force ree of hands were immediately sent to the spot to build a new bridge and arrangements range ments were made in the meantime to transfer passengers baggage ae BO so that but little delay has been caused to passenger trains provo june 25 the widow of judge R EL L brown of sacramento was buried today to day she was with the mormon battalion the body of a man was found in provo river this afternoon he had been dead several days he was about twenty five years old medium height kinght light complexion the body has his not been identified an inquest was held by coroner joes jo es W H no wo tows TOWN COMMENCED ivi INI arshal marshal mc allister and captain andrew burt visited the proposed site of the prospective new mining town in city creek kanyon yesterday they did not discover however that anybody had commenced to put up any buildings there yet on their way back to the city they were tipped into the creek down a bank about twelve feet high they were unhurt but bat received a thorough wetting HASKINS WALL PERJURY CASE this case was before justice clinton for e this morning mornin gp t F M smith for tor the prosecution and it N baskin daskin lor for the defendant mr smith stated that several important witnesses tor for the prosecution were abse absent 11 t but so far tar as the witnesses were present ho he was prepared tr ln pro pm eed with the case after which it could be continued until the arrival of dr cougar whose testimony would have a mot moat important bearing upon the case the court said it was likely that there would be a tho the thorough cel col rei ir llon lion ot of this case and aud t hat bat there would necessarily be a large arge number or of w witnesses tresses tu esses he would prefer er therefore that the case should not be proceeded ra ed with by piecemeal pe cemeal but that the tiie go right along which would enable him to recollect all t the he teg teb testimony I 1 hurther lurther hearing of the case was clutia comia aed till the ath day of augusts august at which time dr congar cougar was expected to b DP in this eit cit eity city pit ool col wall was released on his lib own lecog ances auces THE emigrants the nevada company of saints about la ia number la in charge ot of E elder ider charles H wilcken arri vedin this city about two 0 clock elock they reached og deu yesterday afternoon at live but were unable to come conae down the same evening in consequence const coutt quence or of the bridge near anear kaysville Kays Kaysi vilie ville hasing having been burned down we learn from elder wilcken that the company pany had bad a most prosperous journey all the way the weather ller lier was favorable during the whole voyage across the atlantic and being cool was conducive to health the time occupied in a making the entire trip was twenty one days Nod no deaths paths occurred the people almost without exception enjoying exceller excel excell len leu eul health there was one |