Show cutet EVENTS edmunds law prosecutions president john D T mcallister of st george was arrested at milford on july 2 on a charge of unlawful cohabitation he was taken before the U 8 commissioner at minersville Miners ville and released on ball bail on july 5 moses wilkinson of east mill creek was released from the penitentiary on 1000 bonds he was arrested at east weber on monday last on a charge of unlawful cohabitation and was placed in the penitentiary when no he could notify his friends ball bail was furnished he was indicted february 21 1888 on july 10 bishop L 9 anderson conof of ephraim sanpete county was arrested on charges of unlawful cohabitation and polygamy he recently returned from a mission of over two years in europe released from prison on july 6 paul poulsen of richmond cache county was released from the penitentiary where he has served a nine months term for polygamy th the e fourth the fourth of july was generally observed many people taking advantage of the opportunity to go into the canyons for a quiet rest or to enjoy themselves at the various pleasure resorts the lake was largely patronized not only by residents of the city but by inhabitants of the country districts for instance a utah central train left this city comfortably filled before reaching syracuse the number of passengers had bad doubled and not only were the cars backed but the locomotive and aill tender were crowded to the utmost the celebration by the federated trades was operated against by the intense beat as people have been taught by experience to seek cool retreats rather than engage in pro cessions sessions ces under the burning rays of a july sun notwithstanding the energetic efforts put forth the procession was smaller than on any similar occasion in the history of the city the troops from fort douglas were the most important feature and these made a splendid showing following these came a car with the goddess of liberty and young ladies la lies representing the states next merethe were the carriages carriage of the speakers invited guests etc then came the members of various labor unions on oil arriving at liberty park the battery fired a salute and shortly afterward the assemblage was called to order there was a great number of people in the park the speakers were gov A L thomas capt E M bynon and C 8 varian esq A poem by wm win gill mills mille was also given the declaration of independence was read by J G robinson esq music was furnished by the sixth infantry the sixth ward and held johnsons bands bandstand and the painters glee club boller boiler explosion brother john M lewis of mesa arizona sends an account of an accident which occurred ou on his farm on saturday afternoon june 30 A threshing machine was at work on the place and the horse power was broken As it would take several days to get new parts it was decided to use steam power A journal on the threshing machine became overheated and while it was being bet cooled the men got into the sha shade e of a water wagon within a few feet of the boiler they were in this position when the boiler exploded scalding two of them severely two slightly and Injuring six others the larger portion of the boiler was thrown about 40 feet away one of the trucks went twenty yards in another direction the other truck and tongue were hurled a distance of yards pieces of the boiler flew in every direction two stacks of barley containing about pounds of grain were burned by strenuous efforts five other stacks in 7 the ibe same field were saved the persons who are injured are david holman helman and frank openshaw badly scalded about the face brealand brea and arms besides having a number of cuts on various parts of their bodies isaac dana and dudley 8 lewis also so scalded about the fa fac c earms and bre breast and bruised th their air injuries me are not dangerous john P F lewis scalded ou on right side aide and thigh not seriously hurt huit henry M lewis bruised about the he head and severely shaken up wallace was thrown about 30 feet and cut and bruised slightly IW W fellows and two boys elijah allen alien and E ellis ilia johnson were also burned and bruised slightly there were several others close to we the boiler but they escaped injury twelve or fifteen persons were within a few feet of the boiler at the taille ane of the explosion aletter from president C J written two days after the ro accident says that brothers dolman and openshaw had improved slightly the others are Pr progressing effling favorably davis county convention july 6 1889 delegates of the peoples peopled party from ach precinct in davis county met in convention today for the purpose ot of nominating Onit candidates for the olcen to be billed filled at the august section lection thomas F roueche was elected chairman the follo following named candidates were selected por or county officers joseph L ol brook and david 8 cook for ectman J F miller for dent of district schools and A S itose for coroner por precinct officers south we r bluet ct john parkins constable 0 8 le ful george A LI lincoln c I 1 jus alee ce of the peace daniel K davis avis U unstable constable wet west krecl precinct ne lewis ewi 8 grant justice of the peace J IT fackrell co constable table Centi centreville Cen treville evilie doseph ph sm smith th justice of the peace adriea W rockwood constable tle thomas thomaa J steed jus uce of 0 the peace W wm cottrell astle constable ns tle rays a ville m thomas 11 i mill phillips justice of the ES william H blood con abbe layton enow thor n leigh elgh SS uti of the tae peace and T J ahen 3 constable south weber parley P pro prophet bet justice of the aft gg e george W W kendall consta me s syracuse yra cuse wm beazer jus oe of tile the peace bace joseph hadfield 4 con staW aie r instructing the secretary to au a 4 minute of the proceedings to e ES ET NEWS salt lake WOM and ogden standard the invention adjourned sine cne J F MILLER secretary those church sheep the th pillowing Pl lOwing is the order made by y territorial supreme court in sheep gard to fco the leasing of the church 10 this chii cause it is ordered that the aver advertise in three daily papers 1 pers published in this city and the ogden gi standard and commercial published in ogden and in one paper published published at provo beaver ant and nephi for sealed proposals for the leasing of the j sheep seized by him such advertisement ti to be made at once and continued for at least three weeks and that in such advertisement the receiver ask for bids for such sheep stating the number approximately to be leased such proposal to be under seal and to state the number of sheep for the price to be paid per head the leases to commence on the lat of september 1889 and terminate one year thereafter the sheep to le be returned at that time to be equal in number quality and condition to those received all losses and accidents to be at the risk of the lessee and that such proposal state stata sureties proposed vid eid all other necessary n ces information that such biles bids be required to be del delivered deliver iverel ei to the we chie justice of this court on or before the day of august august 1889 water meeting in the ninth school district on july 10 after the election was over a meeting was held to discuss the water question n S W darke wanted the people to show their displeasure with the present city council by retiring them all next february but this manner of proceeding without inqui inquiry ry was not adopted and the meeting adjourned till next monday evening when further steps will be taken toward procuring a recognition of the water rights or of those residing in the ninth district in the tenth district there was also a meeting on te water question after the school ele election etton mr H barnes was elected chairman and mr fuller secretary after speeches had been made by young fuller and S rs a standing committee consig consisting of fuller and barnes were requested to v visit sit the city council next night and urge upon them the claims of the residents of the tenth ward to the prior and every legal right to the waters of emigration creek an adjournment was then taken till the next friday evening when a meeting was to be held to hear the report of the committee and make arrangements to take any necessary steps in the matter |