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Show OGDEN JUNCTION i7T Charles STREET. W. I'bnkosb.- - - Epitok SPECIAL NOTICE ; The Old Story Crime. be ' good law, is not exactly Municipal. wha. the plaintiff bargained for or We are in receipt of the particulars of The City Counoil met in tbe City Hall, on more of these heartrending tragedies as March two at 31, o'clock, 1876,A!dersian expected. They supposed that, so very common in these daj. At Amerf the jury had found the ownership of Thomson in the chair. ! James Burrup, J. Browning and niae ican Fork, day before yesterday, a miner the mioe ia disputa to be in tbem, al name of and Snell the shot George other property owners and business by to Goods clieap do 7iotfor. they had to do was, ask bis Honor to men, petitioned the Council tafopen a fatally wounded Mrs. Fasuie Pollock, a render judgment ia accordance with street to prices before through the centre of tha businese married woman, the mother of three the verdict of tbe jury, ithen, presto block ef tbe eity, running frosa Fourth little children. Snell was said to be a do have ti elsewhere; or, of Mrs. Tintio. resident Pollock resided t, inStre-and comes now to the Fifth to to. meet to to Street tbe come Judge, eianyr, money City, send makes bis ruling on the other side. creasing demands of business, and for at American Fork,' her husband being office thin post money for some time past eogagud as a miner That is to say, he sets aside the ver the convenience of the po blio. need we doth you Referred to the committee on itreets. at Bingham. . .. diet of the jury on certain points,and It is said that Snell had been some SQUARE A communication ' signed, R. W. 0. approves of certain other points, but what intimate with his victim (whether We keep Line XO Margary, Attorney for Mrs. Bradsireet, on the whole? refuses to render demanding of the Council two hundred that intimacy was criminal or not, does judgment according to their verdict, and fifty dollars damages for tbe killing not appear), and had frequently urged and, on the contrary, adjudicates as of a dag by Marshal Crown on the 25: h her to get a diveree from her husband fo'lows: March, 1876, was read aad laid on the and marry him, which she declined le do, however. table. , BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS First. Tbe plaintiffs are net the Mrs. Pollock had learned oa Saturday 8. Minter was granted a license to owners of the property in dispute in this CHOICEST GROCERIES, action nor of any part thereof: nor have keep a beer saloon on Fifth Street, for last that Snell was intending to pay her a visit, and not wishing to meet him, she CROC they the right lo the possession thereef three months. it against the defendant?; nor are thev own left her and her three house, A lioense to sell liquors by retail, at a taking entitleJ to the relief prayed fur in their went to the house of a neighbor, building in the Y, at the R. R. depot, children, complaint or any part thereof. Wm. Weston, where she remained all (second. lhal tne defendants are the was granled to Geo. Marth. owners and entitled le the possession of The petition of Thos. Luty, asking for night. Suell arrived at American Fork tne mining property in dispute in this and learning that Mrs action against the plaintiff and all wr a license lo peddle notions for three Sunday morning, Jobbers roiioon was at neston s, went there to eons olaiming or to claim by, through or months, was granted. ' He see under them or either of them, and ef the htr. met her, and after talkie" ", Messrs. Richter & Fry petitioned for whole thereof; acid are entitled to the re and were granted a license to keep u to her a short time, asked her to walk . uei prayeiJ mr ioy tneiu 10 tneir answer beer saloon, at a building on Fifth Street, with him a Bhort distance in order to In this aoUon. have a private conversation. Mre. P. Judgment will be entered according for three months. ior uuienuauis wnti tbeir oosls. hesitated, telling Mrs. Weston that she James Carey was granted, for one was afraid to go with him, but consented a to license sell liquors by re j.ue attorneys lor piaintms excep moaih, ted to the ruling of the court ie re tail, at his stand north of the U. C. de- at length to go; the two left the house together, and had gone but a short dis ; J : l fusing their motion for judgment.also pot. tance when pistol, Baots were beard. Jos. Thos. Thos. and Morley, Morley to the ruling which set aside tbe ver Soon after two boys ran t the house of werei each granted a license to diet of the jury and to the decision Purdy Weston with information that Snell had keep a lunch stand at the R. R. depot, of the court generally, "because the Mrs. shot Pollock. On hastening to the for tbree months. City, who heard tbe report of (he same is against law, and because the spot, persons The respective licenses of H. S. Blan- Late of Broadway, A. I'.. same was made upon a mode of re cett, 8. Horrocks, B. White, M. Biel & pistol fvund that Snell was dying, and K Mrs. Pollock was mortally wounded, ly. about to move to Sao Francisco, will sell off her whole stct of versing the case on the evidence, not Co., F. Levi, J. Mendelsehn, R. Watson, Being J 8. Lewis, W. Clark, Willis Brewn aad ing near him. She lived until Sunday provided for by law." T. Etherington, were renewed. night. Snell died in a few minutes after I The plaintiffs also moved the court In behalf of a number ot citizens who shooting himself. to vacate its dcree, and set the case Before dying, Mrs. Polleck stated that had requested him, Councilor Penrose down for hearing deuovo; overruled ''during their brief walk alone, Snell had petitioned the Council to take measures A. and exceptions taken. to remove trop the centre of tbe business again proposed marriage to her, which block a pool of stagnant water which proposition she rejected. He also wished On application of the plaintiffs At Prices which Difj Competition. they to go with him to her houae, whioh wero allowed forty days for taking was a nuisaaoe to the neighborhood, and her she also refused to do, and turned to violation of sanitary regulations. steps for a new trial; in the mcautime to Referred the Marshal, with instruo go back te Weston's, when Snell drew a ll proceedings are stayed herein. tions to compel the and fired three ehols at her, ene proper parties to pistol And in the meaatiuia one of our bsst drain off said her right arm, another enter- Ladies visiting Conference should , call - and get breaking water. ia mines tied up, the litigants grow her back and coming out above the The petition of I. N. Ooodale, asking ing Bargains. , , i breast, the third entering the back aud Council the to right the to sell him five of acres lawyers waxing ing poorer and lodging ia the body of bis victim. and on the Bench in the northeast part at. l,lf a man ask of thee thy ooat, Block. Snell then shot himself. An inquest was give him thy cloak also," or words to of the city, was referred to the Commit-te- e when tbe above held, fads were elicted, oa Publio Grounds. that tffect, the same which it is be' di56-2Snell, who was a Canadian, about S5 The replacing by live" treesof those lieved to have been good advice. of was buried at age, that are dead on the publio squares, and years yesterday, he supervision of tending and; watering American Fork. It was not known yesthe trees oh the squares, during the terday where Mr. Polleok, who arrived ; AHDICATED. summer, was referred to the Committee at tbe scene of the tragedy n that dsy, will bury his unfortunate, murdered on Publio Grounds. it my TO THE PUBLIC . , Tar-ada-y get Emiingr, April 4. IS?6 MILL IXVESriGlTIXG. Tha committee on foreign affairs teems to have got on ibe track of facta ,ia regard to (be Kami swindle, we see from our Salt Lake ex of change!, that the Sergeautat-armthe Horse of representatives recent ly lent a lubptoaa bj telegraph, for i number ot gentleman of Utah to ap pear at once before the committee a' . s , Washington. Among the number we notica the uimes of Judge McKean, Secretary Black, Col. Holliater, Mr. Thomas J. Aim and Mr. L. U. Colbath. We understood some time since, that Judge MeKeao was willing to bj called before that com mi: tee to testify, ai we supposed with a view ' ; (.f vindicating himself from asper- ons cast upon him by Mr. Lyon in Ma testimony. . ; It is quite likely tbe J ndge would ' like a white washing, but we incline 'to the opinion thaji. other considerat t, tions may have brought about this subpoena. Jo the first place, Judge McKean and Secretary Black, are delegates to tbe Republican Convention, and they would like to go, and can now avail themselves cf this trip to attend to investigating Emma, and at the sane time aasist in president making also. Then the former gentleman, we believe, is a lay delegate to the Methodist Conference, and can also attend the deliberations of that ausust body on tbe same trip, all at the ex-' pense of our amiable Uncle Samuelj ia the meantime the. business of his clients will, not saner mtterially in consequence of his absence. The other gcntlomeo named pro Vtbjjr have no axes to grind, bet may know something ot importance in re pard to this mucfc mixed up Emma businessand if they go to Washing ton we shall probably loam what they havt to siy. Before these investigations are con- A M eluded we presume that developments will be made not very creditable to certain Utah Operators, indeed it is not at all unlikely that lightning ftnayf strike somewhere in this lati- - our goods and if you not call and purchasing and Salt Lake spare or order for whatever will fill your orders and and thing for you. a Full of TIONS, your - Staple and Fancy Dry Gools, f HARDWARE, AERY,. Etc. AT THE LOWEST PRICES. W. Jennings, Sons & Sadler, and Retail dealers in Importers, General Merchandise. . Salt Ijake City, . m Utah di-lor- Selling Out Kimball Block, Salt Lake 1 IP I ST - OXi A Remember the " Place, Kimball Mrs Ia the Beaver Enterprise of tbe com-plete- ' L 1 S ; Th Committee on Public Works 2Sth Maroh, appears the announce that the job of strengthening the ment of the termination of the edi north banks of Ogden River, was torial management of that paper by Report accepted. its late editor, Mr. S. A. Kenner, The Committee on Streets, in eonnec that gentleman makiag his retirina tion with the County Commissioner, had found considerable difficulty and opposi bow on that day. The reasons for tbe change are not tion in determining the best location for a road leading to the farms in the south M r. Thomas J. Almy is not by any given by the late editor, but we sup east part of the city, and to East Weber msans asleep, nor has he been for pose they are satisfactory to him. settlement. The location for the road Av e Beveral years past, and from his op regret to part with Mr. Kea-ne- r was not agreed upon. The committee as a contemporary, because since asked further time, which was granted portunities of gaining information w( The Committee on Streets were of the have no doubt he may bo ia popses he has presided over the destiny of that the opening of the west end opinion fcien of facts which, when the Enterprise, ha has made a very of Seventh divulged, street was not an immediate will tbrow a flood of light upon the interesting and readable paper, and s and reported adversely to dark features of this unfortunate it is sayiug nothing to the detriment necessity,the grunting petition of Thos. HiL, M. business. Others, we opine, besides of bis successor to express a hope Hinchcliffe and otherr, referred to them ' . Poker Suhesck, will be damaged by that ha mny be able to keep up tbe at the last meeting. The report was adopted, and the petirevelations yet to be made on Emma reputation which that paper has ob laid on the table tion tamed. matters. It may be well ecough for ' In response te the petition of Joseph 117- 11 io lr i to eiucereiy wisu iir. jenner danger to keep a Bharp looksut Wm.' Critchelow and ethers, when .the denouinent comes, stand success in such other enterprise as be Wright, to referred them at the last meeting, the from under therefore yo guilty men, may hereafter engage in. Committo on Streets had examined the " for tbe immaculate (I runt has de condition of Main street from Eighth clared that none such shall escape. street south to Mr. Buroh'a residence, Trouble at the Depot. and recommended that the poll tax of ABREST OF THE U. P. CASHIER. interested parties be expended in making THE LAW'S DELAY. the necessary repairs. Adopted. There is a great flutter at the depot. . It was resolved that a poll tax, Wo are admonished te day by a Rumor of trouble have been rile for of two days' labor, or three glanoo at the Salt Lake papers, that eererel dajr. This morning the light dollars in cash.be levied en all male resithe delays nnd uncertainties attend ning tiruok Mr. C. Rodney Tyler, cash dents over the age of eighteea and uader ing upon litigation in the best regu- ler on the U. P. R. R , was arrested by the age ef fifty years, and that said tax lated courts, are as great bow, V. S. Deputy Marshal Corker and taken be applied oa the streets by the Superto Salt Lake oharged with embextlenient visor, aeder the direction of the commitperhaps,' ai at any other time. of U. fundi lo the aoieunt of $23,900. tee on streets. two or three weeks ago,a jury Only Wt hop the public iU aupnd The Street 8uperviser waa autboriied empanneled ia tbe District Court, at judgment until tbe affair is thoroughly and required tv notify all persons inSalt Lake City, tried a well known sifted. Mr. Earl, the U. p. Aeent cluded in the abeve reselutioo, ef the mining suit, wherein Samuel Smith, here, at well as Mr. Tyler, have time and place at which said tax may ThoiEis: Taylor and others, are plain- beea aware of a descrepanoy in the cask be worked tut, aad to collect frera all aooount and bat endeavored to fathom who fuil to tiffs, and Jeremiah M. Richardsoo, comply, or prefer to'piy the the mystery, but' in fvaia. iAa investi sum before named. James F. Woodman and Joseph R. by persons authorized, has led Tbe Assessor and Collector was grant Walker are defeadants, commoaly gation, to the arreat of Mr. Tyler. It is but ed till the first Monday in June. 187fi called the "Richmond and Teresa" just to him and to Mr. Earl, to add that to make a return ef his assessments for ese. This jury, after a eareful, te- those gentlemen hare courted and not the present year. dious and protracted investigation, shunned a atrlst scrutiny of their as Several bills for public labor were all lowed. found a verdict for tbe plaintiff; counts. , We hep th will terminate affair Tbe Council adjourned till tbe 1 Its of their whereupon, attorneys moved nor than some anticipate. April, te meet in the City Hall at two favorably the court to enter up a judgment in hut it is certain tbat there i a shaking o'olock p. m. .acoordaDoe withthe verdict., . among the jlry bones, and cumereut Tbe court, after hanging fire until ehang-- s are exptcted at tbe depot.' Si.iis Sonol. j. terdayt has rendered sn opinion, The place to get lunch. Half block which ""appears Jut ' loogth In the Cash paid for graia. And the high-e- st south of Deseret News Office. No better papers. The judgment of h'u Honor figures in mdso. paid for all kiadi at Salt Lake. Sangio will attend to your Mi',ikt Justice Kiieis-)0,- ; thcuph deiirered at WALKER. BROS. iUi-t- f rnts. diC0-21 , een-sisti- f If you wish examine purchase HAZARD: flit wife. Poor husband! Poor little children! A illicit sad ending, this, of an unlawful, passion, miscalled love. THE CALIFORNIA . Ogden Silver Mines. Ogden, April 4th, 1876. Ebiio Jumctios; Dear. Sir: No Shabp Wobk The new Utah Central iron bridge ie rapidly approaohing com- pletion, and Supt Sharp eipects to have the ears running over it before the present week closes. JOHN BARRETT, Whitewasher & Plasterer. XV Orttn WUJ Wine, Brandy and Liquor WWTTEVED tKILINGS Co, . doubt ere this, you have heard of the silver mine, discovered near this eity, and as erroneous statenieuts are already in circulation about the mine, I feel it is far better to to represent one's self than to be misrepresented by others. I will state the faols as they exist, and desire you will give them place in the Oa den Junction. A few years ago I discovered metal in what is now known on record as Silver Queen Lode, about three miles from Ogden City, and at the time, as far as my limited means would allow, did all I could to develop it, and time after time I took men to see the ledge, in hopes I could find some one who "would take interest enough in it lo, at leaet, assist in its development. A few days ago I tonic Mr. F. II. Watson to see tbe ledge, at the tame time teliiog bim we would tmelt a lump of the ore io a forge, to see if it would collect in shot. We did so, and to eur great surprise in pulverizing the metal, ore or cinder, we found large shot of both silver and copper in a pure state. This metal Mr. Watson took to Salt Lake City and had it assayed, which, judging by the weight of ore smelted, is worth $700 per ion. However, not being full satisfied of tbe vein or strata the silver was found io, we repaired te the ledge a:n, and tha tame day smelted out a large shot of pure silver; cne nugget weighed en my scales one half euaee. These nuggota apparently are free from copper. This ledge is found in granite formation, about twelve feet thick, in. eluding copper and a littie slate. The silver, we think, wlil prove te be ruby ore, having mere or less horn silver, with specks of native silver; however, this will be proven, and we are sur that the Silver Queen centains ore of a very high grade, and bo doubt will soon make business pretty lively around Ogden. I trust you will gi these facie a place ia your paper, and oblige ' Yours truly, L. D. Rbdd. T00Jt3 Ob WITFIX'T PPIASHING. SfKCIALTT. A tvft at 'trunwfll rtitiT prompt lt. A ot', Wright', xt.i- - a t ' Respectfully place heore you their Price List of Cltoice ' wines ana Liquors HAVE THE CHOICEST WEBRANDIES, etc., to bn found STOCK OF WINES, LIQUORS,' in the country, either East or JIM j f and inte&d always to keep the same full and complete in every , Our Liquors are particular. .., ,, y- f Pure and Free from any Adulterationl Whatever, and may be used with tie greatest confidence at the ' ' ' sick bed and in tie family. , Our I '. I I If li Come from tiie best vineyards of California, and are made fully selected grapes, and we will sell at Less of choice ani ' Prices than any other House in M Utali: For these reasons: We bny direct from distillers and and pay Cash for all our Wines and Liquors. Our goods do not ge through the hands of two or three middle men, which increases the price and multiplies the . chances of adulteration. . ' wine-grower- s, f . ti t , OUR SALES ARE LARGE, and Profits and Expenses, Small. We import and sell hone but tbe Choicest Brands of Wines and BrsBili and as pure and unadulterated as they come from the wias press. To prof it is only neoessary to remember that grapes are worth one cent per pof' only :n California, and that but fifteen pounds are needed te make one gsll"" wine. At this rate there is no substitute as cheap as. the grapes themseh". Wines and Brandies. making , Bespectfully yours, U.W.B. & L Co , x-- er IP ojjii Jut-t-ux ai w BICE XjIST his an diss. WHISKIES PER PINT Old Crow Ilermitage Long John Miller Bourbon Eldorado " Gimble " . . 4 Crosbr & Co,, Lendos dim Holland Gin EKAXBIES. French Cognac Brandy California Blackberry Brandy $1.00 ;. Ginger , SOcts 40cte Soots Burpnndy 25cts OldCal. , WISES, Port Wine " " , "... 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