| Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS MUM THE UTAH CENTRAL we WO are indebted to hon W H U hooper for a copy of a bill reported in the tho hoew of lepree enta tives january 1870 luno by mr wheeler from the committee brithe on the pacific railroad granting to the utah central railroad company a right of way through the public lands for the construction oli of a railroad and telegraph which was read twice and ordered to be printed testimonial we wo take pleasure in lit laying the following testimonial before our readers construction TRAIN TRAUT U C R H R salt lake city jan lith 1870 asro bro john nohn W young we the brethren employed inlaying track on the utah central railroad take this present occasion of congratulating you on the speedy andade and successful termination of the greatest enterprise of the age which we feel is mainly due to the energy and spirit displayed display pd by we also tako this opportunity of making known to you yon the admiration we feel for you as a b brother r othar and a gentleman and und for the devotion and gentlemanly genUe manly ri rivanner lanner rii xii anner in which you have looked after our comfort and happiness and f also for the example you have set us as a servant of god in the absence of our ability to present any other testimonial that would be an adequate return for your kindness to us we hope you will accept the will for the deed praying that the blessings of god odd may rest upon you and ind yours we remain romain your brethren in behalf of the men Will wili william iain lain watson john altham john stubbs isaac wadell james tombs thomas lewis levis john mccarthy THE LATE nate Go GOVERNOR vernor vERNon durnel durrel we learn through the omaha heralds herald that the remains orex of ex governor durkee reached his late home at Kenos konoshin Ko noshia hla hia wisconsin for interment on the dinst G go 0 FROM houe HOME TO HEAR THE NEWS the st joseph mo weekly herald publishes the following reliable item A delegation from utah has arrived in washington ori to look after the proposed legislation in congress concerning that territory they allege that if congress pass measures to punish polygamy it will produce civil war in that territory this they wish to avoid by urging congress not to adopt any extreme legislation new LAW A writer in the lacrosse la crosse wis leader recommends the legislature to pass a law that no child shai anal shall be born bom without tho childs consent this law if passed would bejaut be just about as sensible as certain bills now before congress regarding matters and tangs la in utah wont tho the wisconsin legislature please pa pass it and let lot us ua know how it works especially so far as it concerns parents MAIL maii mattens MATTERS ni n IN i caone CACHE in itt another column will be found a communication from the peter rotor maughan res krstana acting the carrying ortho of the tho mails malls woun woun ersland th it to try and remedy the evil complained of the people of cache county have spent a large amount of money mondy in telegraphing we have heard for some time tm complaints about the carrying of the mails malls A to that county and have ourselves been a sufferer from the delays we trust that colonel our r special mail agent or in his absence his deputy will give this matter the necessary attention that the evil may bo be speedily remedied MI MILITARY LITAny PARTY last evening the officers fibers and members of companies A AB and 0 of the 3rd ard regiment of Infantry Nauvoo legion with a few invited friends enjoyed a very pleasant time together in the ward schoolhouse school house bouse the tho party was in every way a decided success wo we understand d that a similar party will be given on the evening of friday next for tho re remaining companies of the regi regiment menn mens the tho co command being nar far too largo large for all nii au to as assemble s on one evening 9 information WANTED elder eider john holmberg a missionary from utah now presiding residing over the skane conference sweden sweden writes under date of december asking for information of a young swedish sister named carolina josephina who emigrated in ISM 1866 her parents are very anxious about her having heard that she last spring or early in tho summer was married to a man named ammiller Wm win miller a german and that tho latter has since left her and left the territory neither of these parties birties is known to us but if this notice meet the tho eye of sister or miller as the case may be bhe she had better immediately write to and relieve the anxiety of her parents THE WORK IN SWEDEN by letter ietter from elder eider john Holmberg now laboring in ill the tle skane conference sweden we arm arC are pleased to I 1 learn earn that in that part of the country perfect peace prevails among the people the elders enjoy the privilege iera lega of preaching almost everywhere strangers attend ancl ano occasionally a few are added to the church POSTPONED A A breech presentation the great event la is pos postponed till tili tho the ast 1st ol 01 april e |
