| Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS FROM TUESDAYS dany darly JULY 2 THE IOWA EDITORS the accounts of the visit of the lowa iowa editors to salt lake begin to arrive fihe ahe gentlemen evidently enjoyed themselves greatly while here SURGICAL ope OrE OPERATION RATION A very success fa ful opera operation tion tiou was waa performed yesterday for tor hair up lip by drs dra J M and F D benedict assisted by dr crains the subject was a child twelve months old FOR BAi bal ur mr aurelius miner minor one of the delegates to the national democratic convention left for lor baltimore yesterday afternoon to attend the great derno demo cratic gathering which assembles on the fth CLEANING CLEAN cleah rna ing up that accumulate in of manure alongside the water sect on east temple street immediately south of this thia office amounting to quite a number of loads has been ga gathered therea today to day in diminutive dirt mountains preparatory we believe to its removal to a less conspicuous and more suitable locality RIO RIC saab ErARD STUART LANE esq of london who has invested largely in utah mines arrived here accompanied by mrs hrs lane on saturday and yesterday they vla via visited various places of interest under the guidance of H B hawkins whose visit to england was the means of inducing mr lane to invest his capital here they express themselves as being highly pleased with all they see and think the city a beautiful place but regret that the recently fallen snow prevents an immediate visit to the mines per deseret telegraph mount pleasant july I 1 the mountains are entirely covered with a new nev coat of snow this morning and some even fell in the valley yesterday heavy frost last night weather quite chilly and appearance of more storm today to day W S seely superintendent of indian matters for the north part of the county starts this morning with a peace offering or present of three beeves and thirty sacks of flour for tabby douglas labona and other chiefs with their indians near the head of salt creek kanyon THE MORMON THEATRE that evening the cormons mormons escorted us to their theatre the building N better than any theatre in chicago before the fire the seen ery and properties are fully equal the stock company are mormons cormons Mor mons and clever jo murphy the star was the best beat deline ator of irish and german character I 1 ever saw the ladles ladies were modestly dressed and not net a low joke or doubtful allusion was made from first to last I 1 have never seen been a play put on the boards in better style and advise the reader who visits salt lake to attend the theatre by all means H A B 11 in washington county nowa rowa iowa free press aras A NEW naw FIRE COMPANY A meeting of citizens was held hoid at the city H hall hali all ali last evening for the purpose of taking steps for lor the anew new fire company mr arh H B clawson was appointed chairman and mr H R mann secretary the latter stated that had been subscribed b by y citizens cit cil zens towards the purchase of suitable apparatus it was resolved that the secretary attend to the collection of the subscriptions and also that he should purchase an engine hose and hose carriage and take steps telsfor for the erection of two large water 11 cisterns sterns on east temple street one at the intersection of first and the other at second south street the company will number men and will be entitled the pioneer fire company 11 DID NOT APPEAR judge mckean was prepared to hear the argument in the certiorari case of J B R turbitt this morning but the affiant did not appear in person or by counsel and an order was canses issued for the justices court to proceed in the matter ihla ibis leaves the case as it was before the writ of certiorari was issued and turbitt of course will have to pay the fines assessed on oa him by justice clinton we may say injustice to Tur Tar biUs bitts conn coun fel fei J N johnson and C M hawley jr that we are informed that in not paying his hla nines fines and in persisting in breaking the ordinances a n cel against sunday liquor t ellina tellina felli nur nut be acted in direct opposition to their advice Miri viLiE tilie CACHE COUNTY june 2 1872 editor deseret news sir I 1 perceived by reading your p piper aper that my name is included in the list of names signed to the petition remonstrating against the admission of utah as a slite or of the union and I 1 am bold to declare that I 1 never signed said petition neither did I 1 author authorise lse ise any one to put my name to the vile production got up by the conspiring of wicked men to strike at the vital interests of a peaceable and law abiding people please publish the above respectfully yours HENRY CHANDLER loga loaa T june juno 1 1872 editor deseret news dear sin sli among the names attached to that memorial to congress against becoming a state I 1 ses sea that of ofa J roland in the logan list and as there is no other pe person raon laon here claiming that name but bat myself 1 I 1 conclude it must be meant for me ile nelt neit it known that I 1 disdain the memorial as I 1 despise the act of forging the name of any one as they have done la in this th lacase case ease for I 1 know nothing of the memorial and had not b heard eard a w word ord concerning g it until I 1 saw my nam e there which I 1 must say greatly surprised me I 1 desire that urah brah should be become covner cornea a state if the lord is willing and the time has come JOB jon ROLAND sint silt laim LAKE CITY june 2 17 1872 1822 editor deseret news f having just arrived hore here from my home at uintah I 1 was excessively annoyed to find my name published in the EVENING NEWS as having haying been signed to a certain memorial to congress against the admission of utah or deseret into the union the sentiments of that disreputable document are entirely foreign to me as aa I 1 am most emphatically for our state rights and the scoundrel who forged my name and the name of my wife was well worthy of the cause he was engaged in respectfully yours SAMUEL DYE pen PEr PEPPERING AND SALTING yesterday our reporter looked into the store of a well wel I 1 known gentleman of the persuasion on first south street and found roun d him busily engaged stowing his goods away in the following colloquy ensued why mr are you moving to another store no im chust pearn an dese goots im goin to riv some somebody boty else a chance to see if they can keep this thih satore open an make so much as aa to pay the rent or it here are some goot picture pic piet urs vat yat wil you zif gif me for the lot chust as they stant A CONTRAST we presume that like us everybody present in the courtroom at the county courthouse court house yesterday admired it and its handsome and appropriate fittings in contrast with the appearance of the room over the stable in which court was held for some time back there was the rostrum constructed so that a judge can occupy it with something like dignity especially if that quality be a component of bis character there was wag the apa e allotted to members of the bar divided the spectators portion of the hall by an elegant railing the floor of the room suitably matted and everything else to match the whole giving an air of comfort that was quite refa rera ebbing we almost forgot to say bay ay also that every thing was waa scrupulously clean and there was a complete absence of nauseating effluvium flu fiu vium ai as there were no lodging places in the lower regions of the building and consequently there were also no ominous brayl bray ings from hungry mules to echo a judicial remark or to drown the pearly droppings of a metaphor izing lawyer in his sublime flights of eloquence INDIANS we met brother H HN N larter of sanpete hanpeter county today to day he arrived in town yesterday in company with col john L ivie and the batters lat family he reports that when they were about four miles from the divide id inn salt creek kanyon six utes among whom was waa tabiona tablon Ta biona blona a rode up to them and demanded to know of col ivle ivie whether be was jim ivie the colonels brother on being answered in the negative they passed on in a short time however they returned rode in fron of the wagon stopped it and reiterated the question one of the indians then said that it was not jim ivie but buthla buthia hla hia brother at this time tabiona fabiona had his hand on his arrows and another indian had his rifle ready for use the indians however again passed along and after going a short distance they stopped and held hoid a consultation the team was then made to travel at a lively pace when the indians saw this two of them started after it I 1 coming towards the wagon about yards bat seeing their companions did not follow they stopped and went back one or of the indians indiana was wag so drunk he be could scar sear scarcely ceic celT sit on his horse and the others had ti aiso hiso so been drinking I 1 but they knew know what they were doing since writing the above col J L ivie called at our office and being ell eli well weli oil ac quain quainter ted with indian character says that he has bas no doubt that had bad himself and those who were with him not got away tile tiie indians intended to murder them tue colonel requests us to publish the following card with regard to some statements made by a city con temporary contemporary SALT laue lawz CITY july ad 1879 1872 9 editor deseret news I 1 wish to correct a statement which appeared in the herald berald this morning regarding my deceased father who wag wart murdered by indians at scipio in 1866 the statement that my father was killed by indians out of revenge for having himself killed an indian is totally untrue my father came to utah in 1848 and from that time till he was massacred he was a friend to the indians and was wag well known for his mild an and peaceable character I 1 will also state that the circumstances which led to the killing of an indian by my brother james were as follows the indian whom he killed came to scipio the evening before the raid in which my father was killed was was made and carried intelligence to the ma party of indians concerning the condition of the settlement after the raid was waa made this treacherous treche rous indian returned pretending friendliness while my fathers blood was scarcely dred dr ed on the ground under these circumstances my brother killed him these are fire facts which I 1 can prove at any time I 1 had the indian interpreter in san pete county inquire about the matter of the chief who led the marauding ma party who killed my father and he states that the indian who was killed was in communication ni cation with the party for ten days before the raid was made I 1 may say in addition to the above that besides killing my father they took worth of property y which belonged to him and about worth which belonged to my brother respectfully J L IVIE FROM FRONI wednesdays DAILY july 3 IN GOOD CO CONDITION we are informed by ff N larter road commissioner for sanpete San pete that the road and bridges in that county are now in thorough repair STILL stile IN JAIL J R turbitt the sunday liquor selling man was still indall in jall jali this morning but was endeavoring to negotiate for the settlement of the claims of the city against him CLOSED UP the drinking saloon of tucker and mckim which has been run in defiance of the city ordinances was closed today to day by an agent from california it is rumored that this action wag was taken by the closing party on account of the firm being unable to meet liabilities GOT bacic BACK elder charles S cram got back last night from hid hla mission to the est east ost he left the city on the of may and since that time has traveled over miles he did a great deal of preaching to relatives and others and had haa an excellent time he haa has brought hla his aged father home with him frona frow boston SALT laim laue CITY july editor deseret news sir T having been informed that my name n aw appeared in your paper as signed to that anti state petition beg leave to state through the columns of your paper that I 1 never saw the petition was waa never asked to sign it and of course never did sign it ayin by inserting enting erting this in your next issue you yo will obi oblige lao lae igo yours most respectfully JOHN WILLIAMS job wagoner CHARGED WITH rob Rom ROBBERY bombery BeRY 1 A man named william fugitt was arrested yesterday in little cottonwood brought to town and lodged in tho the city jail he is charged with having committed a mall mail robbery in california it appears that fugitt Is ia an old hand band at the business having we are informed recently served out a term in the california state prison for a crime of a similar nature to that with which he la is now charged committed in 1870 mr A G brandon an agent of the state of california is in town into whose hands the prisoner will be transferred to bo be at once taken to that state ADMIRED THE tue PLACE mr lin vrr L P F kilburn of the adair county Re viter giter one of the iowa excursion editors speaks thus of his visit here the theatre Is one of the best in the country salt lake city is one of the finest looking cities that it has been our pleasure to visit for a long time the mormon authorities as well as the others did all in their power to make our stay pleasant of their peculiar institutions we of couse could judge but little in the short stay we made but of the city its naturally fi nine fine no location its beautiful streets fine residences gardens and general appearance pe arance too much cannot be praise office of superintendent of schools and secretary D A 24 and M society SALT daxe LAKE CITY july to whom it may concern prof henry Secre secretary tiry of the smith institution washington is about to publish a list of colleges libraries societies soc i 10 school schools of high grade public lions fco in the united states and british provinces I 1 should be pleased to have a fall list of rueh ruch institutions societies and libraries in utah for the office above named as well as to forward to washington if the agricultural and kindred societies which reported last fall will report again it will enable me to test the completeness and accuracy of my list PRISONERS FROM erom TOOELE COUNTY on monday mr W H leo lee sheriff of tooele thoele county brought three prisoners to town named respectively john currin alias patsay marley number two john oneil I 1 and nd john alias knobby clark mark these worthies were convicted in the probate court of tooele thoele county of assault and battery with intent to kil kiil and rob frank overson the crime having been committed by them at lewiston camp floyd on the morning of the of june they were sentenced june to pay a fine of each and to imprison imprisonment meng ment in the territorial prison for the term of three years patsey pitsey bl marley ailey number two is not the in individual of that name who flourished on the police record of this city during the fore part of last wilteron win teron account of his pugilistic proclivities but is so called because of the striking resemblance batteen the two the prisoners were delivered by sheriff loe lee into the hands ot of warden rockwood who bas has made arrangements for them to be held by the city authorities until be can make other proy provision ision islon for their safe keeping beeping tian THE INDIANS till recently the in deans in and around sanpete have for some time mani manifested rested a very peaceable disposition towards the settlers it seems now however that some of them are beginning to feel belligerently inclined now an indian war is a very undesirable thing at any period and especially at this thia time on the verge of harvest when abano dant crops are in the field and which need most of the attention of the people leaving but little to spare for looking alter maraud ing indians thomay who may beon boon the lookout look out for scalps and stock everybody |
