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Show have been now, an jou Bine years, and during ny neighbor a part of this as "youacudsuch government atattorney. are con allegations Jtcr since notice litre been mad-- , De(j ju jour published in this Territory and else- a judicial investig1 nave curte in the cunfidmce do I now, ation and will not suiter, character ' t Bly j,rivftle be vindicated wJi by such rattier t a seat in the 4'5d Cob trial- My right to was disputed on like grounds as jLse stated in your notice; and a most was had before searching investigation on aided Committee Elections, lit House v. eoperior legal talent. It appears, ,he committee nor jjofffr f ntituer Representatives considered (be Hse or civilly or unpatriotic, disloyal, e disqualified to retain a s?t in as will be seen by that honorable body, following resolutions of the Hou.e cf represents lives takn from the report Record : published in th Congressional 1 - Frm Friday's Daily ef Xo9. IS- - Skowino. We learn by telegraph that 't was snowing in Logan at noon to-da- y. Odd Fkliows. Attention is directed to the notice of regular meetings of the Ogden Lodge of the Ancient Honorable and Independent Order of Odd Fellows one of the most powerful secret societies in the world. See ad. lat lv not RasulW.fl) That Ciowge R. Muxwell wna in the House !rted, and is uot entitled to a if Representative! of t!" Forty-thirtougres, a Tulee.tetorrJio Territory of L'uli. tieure y. CiinnoR wai (July "KMioivecl, (2) from tb 'i elected and returnd as Dekput auJ ii entitled Ua Seata a lielegate Otsters Another lot of fresh oysters the best of the season, at Stingers' restaurant, Fifth Street. They are ly luscious and will soon be all gone, so go for 'em if you want some. per-fe- e Taxes.-T- he City Assessor and Collector means business. Delinquent taxTlt payers had better read his notice in tothe day's Jckctios, settle up as requestCvngrs. fourth of the to ground 4ih. In answer ed, and save trouble and expense. contest, set forth in your notice, I say : Tbfct the Mormon Church requires no The Salt Lake Amateurs Dramatic cbdience, enjoins no a:t or course of conof I the member a as and bill for Saturday night. have an immense church, duct, f obehave entered into no obligation work at it till Ogden reThey mean to dience, er to da any act, or to pursue other than such cognizes their talent and fairly rush for any course of conduct, u would become a good citizen, and in tickets. Go Saturday evening, sure. crease hia general usefulness and The Mormon Church does The Tabtt The party given in Bt require or receive, and I have not Hall by Harry Gillard, Woolmansee's or declaration made any pledge, prosaid to or church, last mise, express iuiplieJ, evening, though the attendance was or to any officer or person in it, that confrather slim, passed off pleasantly, all licts, or that can, in auy event, confiict. the dancers present seeming to enjoy Kith my allegiance or duty to the United themselves. Elates. I recogniie the political government, general and local, as supreme in all that relates to my civil conduct, and "The Qcf.kk" Dkad. We haTe reI yield constant and cheerful obedience ceived news by telegram this afternoon as thereto. I do not, however, regard it from to refrain a citixeo ef I duty that Queen Victoria is dead. It is possigood denouncing unjust or unconstitutional ble the news may be a canard. We havt But I approve, I always legislation. tre approved, and never havt disap- have not heard of Her Majesty's indisor position, but we give the report for what proved, or ofpesed, by precept practice, or incited others to violate or it i3 worth. oppose, any law for the prevention or suppression of crime, nor any law Bad Roads. The recent abundant adapted to promote private virtue, or I can, rains have made the roads leading from the generel welfare of society. aUhout any mental reservation whateOden very bad. There are a number ver, as 1 have done before, take the of places on the State road between this official oath of a. Delegate in Congress. and North Ogden, which will be5th. In answer to the fifth grauud of city come, nearly or quite, impassable, unless contest set forth in your notice, I say: The bill which you mention, ac having repaired, as there is no present prospect passed the House of Representatives on of their being improved by onr weather. the 3rd day of April, 1874, has not become a law. I admit that that honorable body is the sole judge of the qualificaAnother Coal Dealir. Ani now tions of its members. I deny, however, W. 8. Lyle has entered into the eoal Mr. (hat the passing of said bill, by said Iltuse ef Representatives, was a public business. Well, competition is the life expression of thesanse of that body as of trade, and in competing for his share to my ineligibility as a Delegate to Con- of the patronage of the Ogden public we gress; on the contrary, I was eligible, believe Mr. L. will succeed, because his and actually served in said House of Rereasonable and the eoal he are prices presentatives as Delegate from the of Utah. Bells is of good quality. Oth. In answer to your sixth ground of contest, as stated in your notice, it is only necessary to say that Smilixq. The reason so many per. of the votes given by the voters of said sons came out of the Pioneer Drug Store Territory, on the 3d day of AugUBt last, for Delegate to the 44th haviCongress, yesterday smiling and Eome drawing the me to, back of one hand across the mouth ng been given for me, to was, and to continue my services in, that offh thirty-nintMr. James Horrocks' ice, the remaining fraction ofthe votes, it was given for you, cannot be held, 'in any birthday and they had been wishing him ' (Tent, to have elected you. many happy returns etc., with "the Gso. Q. Canson, honors." James smole several smiles Claimant. himself, and se the good humor was Dated November 12, 1874. reciprocal. Uoq! More rain, and more mud Condensations, Oonsequence less teams in town and less business. From last evening's News : Sever mind, the sua will smile agaia and so will the store Frest. Young and party arrived at St. tapers. The George at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Presidents' health was rapidly improvU, torty-tuir- d Ter-riio- ry re-le- ct Utah Connly Items. Dr. R. M. Rodgers, of this city, a day or two ago from a trip to Fountain Green, Sanpete County, where he was called by dispatch to amputate the leg of a young man by the named of Urson, who lately emigrated to Utah. The accident which resulted in the am- ing. Hon G. Q. Cannon while in esurt yesterday, arranging for time of trial for 1. 1. c. with his own wives, was en an indictment for polygamy. The bonds were fixed at 55,000 and Hon. W. H. Hooper and W. Jennings became securities. A deaf and dumb lad named Joseph putation of the leg, oecured as follows : Barnard tried to open II. Wallace's till The young man had been out with his last Sunday having effected au entrance &un, and on returning put the gun, into the store by a baclc window- of the Mch was loaded with a - heavy charge f Bhot, in a crack of the log house and aen he afterwards went to the " his ose by any one. Lee toll a man in answer to a question, that "President Tounj was not interested in this matter, and had nothing to do with it." The following were before the Third District Court yesterday: In the case of 1. George Q. Cannon, for 1. c. and polygamy, Sutherland, Bates and Snow council for defence, pressed for a speedy trial on both charges. The District Attorney said the trial could not proceed till March. The Court fixed the bail, but would not fix the time of trial. In the case of Thomas E. Ricks; indictment for the murder of David Skeen, on the 22d day of July, 1SC0, in The district attorney Cache county. read the indictment, whereupon Judge Sutherland, of council for defendant, p'eaded in abatement that the. persons whom as by jurors. acting th indictment was found, were not a jury; begrand legal cause three qualified grand jurors duly drawn, were, on motion cf the District Attorney, discharged from service as grand jurors, and that three others were illegally drawn in their places; because the court, without there being any necessity, ordered other names to be drawn, which was done, and thereupon Wei. F. James, Julias Malsch, Lafayette Granger and Ephraim McLaughlin were illegally drawn and served on said grand jury; because Wm. F. James, a grand f LOCAL ITEMS. bake-hous- e. From this morning's Herald: get gun, K foolishly, pulled it through with the Deputy Sheriff Florida arrested John Quzzle towards him, and the hammer Smith at Evanston yesterday on a charge the murder of coming in contact with a log in the of being implicated in hotiBe, caused the gun to discharge the Simpson. The two young men, named Ainswurta contents into his right leg, just below knee, literally shattering the bones, and Worthing, who wers arrested on tfle shot of burglarizing the Walker taking a downward course after suspicion been discharged. have diking the bone. "When the Doctor ar- House, John D. Lee was arrested at rived at the residence of the ysung man, decided that nothing but amputation witch, having hidden in a dilapidated Marshal Stokes covered ould save him. He accordingly took coop. Deputy lbe left him a with pistol through a hole in the leg off at the thigh. The Doctor Wain entered to dis Thomas frels while eonfident that the youBg man will coop, arm him. Lee said "I'll come out." No rtcover. resistance was offered to the Sheriff and lUh County Times, Nov. 10: juror, was incompetent and disqualified as such. The ladies "of the Episcopal Church, in this city, will give an oyster supper at the Episcopal schoolhouse, opposite the theatre, on the eening of Thanksgiving Day. Otstht SiM'ER Thr Six. bit Cask. The "cow case" and the "apple-sas- s case" have become famous throughout the world, and are known in every place able to run a t case has not yet But the obtained much notoriety. Here it is: A merchant of this city had eome business dealings with a citizen of Ogden. The latter patronized the former, so he said, just because he wanted to encourage an-- support him when he was starting in. He encouraged him s: much that the merchant finally had to sue his kind patron to get his pay for poods credited. In the settlement the patron forgot to charge for four and a half quarts, or pounds, no matter which, of button onions, which he had supplied to the storekeeper to sell again. At the time they were received the market buying price was five cents per pound, oi quart. But the patron required six bits for his The offered him the but he wonldn't twenty-fivcents, price take it. Finally he offered half a dollar, which he also refused. He wanted six bits or nothing. He wanted to encour age the merchant, you see. So he planted a suit in Justice Middleton's court, had to leave his and the business and appear to defend the six-bcase. But lo the plaintiff did not ap pear, so the cnee was dismissed with costs against the six-bbutton enion suitor. It is lamentable that great men will be so small. To sue a friend whom yea want to encourage in business for such a sum as six bits is very small potatoes onions we should have said. It looks small perhapt for a merchant to get into trouble over six bits, but no man likes to be crowded into paying more for an article than it is worth, and principle is more than money, and the right is high The six bit case er than button-onionwill be ranked among Ogden cmtt eth-ifM. the-air- e. The Application refused Court bail and and would not fix the time for trial. Tie case of Giles B. Overton vs. J. F. Woodman suit for $50,000 damages for the abduction of Miss Alice Overton, nineteen years of age, Miss Overton, . A. Wall Gen. G. R. Maxwell, Col. and Judge Wells Spicer were examined for the prosecution. It appeared from the testimony that Miss Overton was induced by Woodman and Mrs. Harriet Lewis to leave her homeland that she was sent by Woedmaa to school at Brooklyn, N. Y., early in November, 1871, in charge of Cel. Wall, who under stood she wanted to marry Woodman, she returned home to her father in 1873. en-ion- store-keep- 1 Daily of 2fov. 14 The rnmer of Queen death Victoria's was, as we suspected, a eanard. A Tslla-cra- h. . Sbnatob MoETO.n. We learn from a reliable source that Senator Morton is at Santa Barbara, Cal., and is recover ing from his severe indisposition. He will probably remain there until Christ mas. Ine mends of the statesman throughout the Union will be glad to learn of his convalescence. Bottomless Pit. The Wilson lane is Those who are almost impassable. searching for the bottomless pit can find it there. If you want to go through it you must accomplish it in a hurry, or team, vehicle and riders will all sink out of sight. Seeing that the Hooper and West Weber people use that lane, should not they unite with the people who reside there and fix that portion of it which is outside of city limits. s. store-keep- ! remain. Anil Tattero of Prlnla, Percales, Giuglinnis, Linen, Organdies. I'iqucs AND A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF DRY GOODS! ClotMng In Great Tariety. ISATS, VAVH, BOOTS AX1 SHOliS. LaJies', Misses' and Children's Trimmed haia &nd Fancy Goods. tee. Beaver, 10. John D. Lee, of Mountain Meadow celebrity, was arretted at Pangwitch, a settlement on the Sevier, thirty-fiv- e miles east of this place, yesterday, by A FULL STOCK Of deputy U. S. Marshal Wm. Stokes, and reached here this morning at 8 o'clock. We understand that the abeve arrest was on an indictment found by the Grand Jury of the Second Judicial District for murder, said to have been comHardware, Staple Drugs, Notluns, mitted by Lee at Mountain Meadows in Taper Hangings, Queen's-War1S57. Glass-warSaddles, Harness and Harness trimAn old fashioned naval captain mings, Cordage and stood np to go through a country dance with a very fine lady, who was shocked to observe that his huge and warm hands were not covered according to etiquette. "Captain," said hii fair partner, "you are perhaps not aware that you have not glovei on." "Oh I never mind, ma'am," answered ABSXT9 FOR the captain, "I can wash my hands when we've done." e, e, Tin-war- e. ' ' Co. In anv quantity at rattt which DEFY COMPETITION. legal. The Overton abduction case was changed in its aspect on the of Miss Overton, who testified will receWe immeOlat. attention. that Woodman had never induced her to LUMSSu Shipped to any point on tat Railroad! leave home, but that she did so in consequence of disagreement with her mother, M. D. HAMMOND, who was so unkind that she could not cross-examinati- Of The GlioIccHt Styles, s. legal voters pleaded guilty yesterday, and were fined $20 each and costs. They voted on the fir9t papers, thinking was CONSISTING it LUMBER that OUR SPRING GOODS, er The Utah Northern Two more il Just Arriving! e Gkaxd ArrAia. Who is going to the grand Installation Ball, at the Union Depot Hotel, next Tuesday evening ? Or rather, who is net going ? It will be the finest affair of the season, and anticipa tions oencerning it are running high. Garriages will run free for the accommo dation of ticketholders, and be ready on Office - Logan, Cache County orders left at Carrol & Dee's. Supper will be provided under the direction of Having thre Stra Saw Milli WtlJnt averl Mr. G. S. Erb, the hotel proprietor, so Water Power milli, w ar prtfed tofuruiih we need say nothing about the elegance, BILLS Of profusion and general excellence, as Erb's suppers are known to be unsur passed. All Master Masons invited. Third District Court. OGDEN BRANCH. er Arrest of John D. From Saturday1 COLUMN. six-bi- it was made for bail. H. I. Z. G; ORDERS BY HAIIi EUPT. ca.tt Sowing Machines, ad inn CELEBRATED PBINCE ORGANS! Our new WAGON and MACHI. NRY DEPARTMENT will short, ly bo opened in the Old Tithing IP. Oiflco Yard. U, IIOOFEB, Sup't. All orders addressed to D. II. Peery, Ogden, will receive prompt ' attention. |