| Show I 1 LOCAL LOCA L AND OTHER MATTERS FROM erom wednesdays DAILY JULY 1 eggs the bens hens bens lay all ali resh fresh fesh eggs now smoking hot it is july weather now without license yesterday E W wiggins was arrested for doing real estate agency business without license licens 6 hottest this has been the hottest day tile the thermometer having shown theu them mercury as high as 95 93 deg in the shade this afternoon municipal last evening the city council appointed a committee to select a person to act as street supervisor or water master in order to relieve alderman groo from the duties of one or other of those positions parties in the country are in the habit of forwarding rags and other articles ai tides by fali fail rail rall to this office without informing us of their having done so to insure credit being given for them to tile the proper ac counts 1 we must bo be informed Int ormed of their shipment A novel movel dinner party A large crowd was attracted to the front fronk of Z C ba M I 1 counting room today to day where a number of squaws squads and papooses oses were seated on the sidewalk regaling themselves with raw turnips carrots onions and other delicacies belonging to the vegetarian dietary looking for the comet last evening mr brown candy manufacturer first south street aas kas was out with an opera or nield field glass looking for the cormet cormel after he had scrutinized the starry vault to his satisfaction ho he placed the glass in tb the e rear pocket of his coat whence it was abstracted sup supposed posea by a party whom he remembers having affectionately jostled him nourishing flourishing his pistol ristol A californian giving the name of B R C collyer Fol lyer who has been drinking very hard for about a week made a disturbance on first south sout street this morning flourishing a large revolver and threatening to shoot he had bad a wild aclid look his appearance denb denoting ting that he might be in the first stages of snakes in his boots he was taken to the city hall and anci locked up until he be could sleep off the effects of his libations mortuary sextons Sex tons report for june males maies 20 females 18 or of these adults 14 children 24 causes of death as reported fevers 5 inflammation 1 flam mation of bowels 3 lung disease 3 consumption 2 hemorrhage 2 convulsions 2 21 ina lna rasmus 21 2 whooping cough 2 heart disease 2 lye Jolson poisoning ing I 1 2 I 1 I 1 drowned 2 bite of spider 1 killed accidentally 1 cancer 1 abscess asthma 1 suicide 1 not reported ay 4 iy total interments Inter ments 38 josepn joserh E tayl TAVi taynor taylor sexton i A startling telegram wo vvo understand der stand that mr feramorz little littie ot of this city received a dispatch last evening from his brother mr james A little of kanab stating that the latter gentleman had re received a telegram from bingham Bing ham bam stating that a son of his liis mr jas A littles Litt les ies had been shot at that place As nothing had been heard inthis in this city about any such shooting having occurred at bingham the report is not generally believed but inquiries In mirles miries are being C made to settle the matter definitely excursion to provo arrangements have been made for a fourth of july excursion to provo and back the train to leave this thib city at 7 in the mornin morning and provo at 6 in the evening tickets for the round trip jas H crockwell IV P thompson gilbert webb and JL G hardy are the committee of arrangements and provisions plo pio visions have been made at the grove of bishop scott for those desiring to do so to ti engage in various pastimes and sports it is probable that a large number of people will avail themselves of this opportunity of visiting one of the leading cities of utah profanity and obscenity bishop BF E F sheets and D 2 others residents of the eighth ward have petitioned the thet city council to close up washington square to base ball bali ballplayers players for the reason that the citizens living in that vicinity are annoyed and disgusted beyond en durance by the horrible profanity and obscenity of the them language used by some of the players it is to be hoped that either the petition will bo be granted or some effectual means will be adopted to prevent the people from being subject to a nuisance 11 nuisance of so disgusting 1 and brutal a character A shovel fight hou hon A P Rock bock woods wards aro are an enral unruly v set some of th them P ni quarrelled quarrel led while at dinner today to day the result of which was that a colored convict named floyd and one scott commenced fighting scott was lo 10 locked ked k ed up by the guard when all ail gerson pitched into the colored man and the after iatter struck angerson over the head with a shovel a gash lash about two inches long another named buckley then jumped upon floyd and calli cain went for angerson with a shovel the guard finally succeeded in restoring order but no treaty of peace has been yet entered upon between the parties the mace is described as having been very lively for a while cowardly fellows FelIo fello ws day before yesterday mrs james currie had been to the cemetery and in driving back towards town she meta met a couple of camp douglas soldiers who were driving a one horse market cart she felt a little afraid they would run against her hen vehicle and to avoid them she drove oft the road and waited until they could pass these cowardly ruffians in the form of ef men but without the genuine instincts appeared bet on mischief for they also went off the road and ran their cart against lir mr curries buggy splintering the wheel loosening the spokes and nearly tipping it ikover over these fellows follows all the while laughing swearing and apparently enjoying the consternation of the frightened lady tilts sort of conduct is the tho natural result of judge holts holta opinion iron today to day dav our attention was attracted to a 17 chunk of magnetic iron in the office of mr nir john W young the specimen is from the great western companas Comp anys mines in iron county and the maam magnetism is very powerful drawing towards the lump steel pens butts nails until it is literally covered with such articles we have also seen coal from the same local locality ty tb the e superior of wb which ieh ich we should judge could scarcely be found in any portion of the world A small casting from the works indicates what the company intend doing in the near future when it may be reasonably expected that stoves and other ironware will be manufactured in utah tho the gentlemen engaged in this great enterprise prise have one of the most promising ing investments in the country mails mr ilir leonard I 1 smith returned from tilo tile south houth yesterday where he had been making arrangements for falling his contract for carrying the U S malls mails between salt creek and marysville marksville Marys ville which commenced yesterday and will continue in force four years seirs the route has been divided into two divisions the central or junction function point of which is gunnison between the latter place and salt creek the carrying will be done under the personal supervision of mr smith while that between gunnison and marysville marksville Marys ville will be attended to toby bythe the bishop of Sell seil deliria Se ilnia liria iia ria sevier county counts who is sub sul can tractor the malls mails will be carried tri weekly between the terminal of the route mr smith is also the government contractor for carrying the mails dating from ye yesterday berday between this city and ophir and the stock and carriages on OD the route are owned jointly by mr campbell and himself from the south we had a call yesterday yester day from brother john L blythe who lately arrived from southern utah he left kanab last january and crossed the colorado river with five others he was met there by a number of nav aboe indians who demanded that himself and indian interpreter brother ira im itaoch should meet in ill council with the same indians with whom brother jacob hamlin and some others had met a short time previous and on the same subject the killing of the three indians last winter by herders gerders her ders in grass valley on the sevier notwithstanding the hazardous character of tile the undertaking brother blythe Elythe agreed to meet in council as demanded within V thin ten days on the way to t tile I 1 place of council some indians met with said sald that there w was as a good deal of excitement in the indian camp and they thought the two white while men would get killed they had passed their word how everand avenand frere bound to keep it the council was held in the same hut as that was held in that brother hamlin attended an and d being small it was densely packed and had a small fire burning in tile tiie the middle of the floor the council lasted about twelve hours during which time brothers blythe and hatch never moved from their cramped and uncomfortable position where they were hemmed in on every side by indians at times matters looked exceedingly squally equally excitement running r higland hig hand dark eyes gleam ing ng with a vengeful fire but tile the two wo men retained their composure throughout brother blythe maintaining stoutly that the indians who werm were killed were not slain by mormons cormons Mor mons and that it was there fore ore unjust to expect them to foot the he bill levied against them by the of cattle cattie horses ac just as it would be to punish the nava Navo joes for depredations committed by the Coman clies ciles finally ho he agreed to put their demands in writing and submit them to 0 o the mormon leaders for their decision and he be was given two moo moons narl nayl and a half in which to return reburn an answer to the demand the answer was given as promised and it was to the effect that the demand being unjust would not be complied with neither brother blythe nor hatch lad had any arms with them when tl they y w vent ent to the counell council but they were na no f roughly used by the indians the coal question tho tiie action of the union pacific railroad company enny eany in suddenly raising the freight eight on coal from echo to ogden from to a ton has ilas caused quite a sensation and feeling of indignation dig nation among all ali classes classe of the community mr earll earil I 1 the western division superintendent of the company received his instructions from the east and claims to know nothing beyond them it is confidently believed that this action is intended to make a monopoly of tho coal trade in favor of the U P company who own the tho rock bock springs mine and extends not only to this city but also westward to sacramento and east eastward ivard to omaha the tariff having been raised ca siward eastward as well as wes west t to ogden both the central pacific and and anc utah central B R R companies have refused to receive their coal under the increased rates and the consequence is that large quantities now I 1 lie lle le at ogden no coal arrived in this city this morning and a general scarcity hereabouts is expected this arbit arbitrary tary exercise of power by the union pacific railroad company inflicts a great wrong upon thousands nay millions of people and tends to stultify the material progress ress ross of the commonwealth by rendering powerless capital already as well as prospectively prospective invested for instance the Cc alville and echo railroad is 13 thus rendered entirely useless and the interests of the central pacific and utah central companies are materially injured as ar are e also the various coal mining raining interests of the weber and all the mines along the union pacific ii line ne except the rock bock springs and oil other her mines belonging to themselves the shipments of coal over tho the utah central for one year 1873 4 amounted to about tons and it was estimated that but for the tho present imposition on the part of the U P company the amount would have been increased in 1745 5 to about tons the interests of capital and ami labor a as engaged in developing the metallic mining interests of the territory will suffer materially if the matter be not righteously adjusted as the coal used at the various smelters shelters sm elters is something enormous unless the company conclude to yield to the pressure that will surely be brought to bear upon them teaming from the tile weber region will have as was stated in the NEWS of yesterday to be resorted to as coal could be delivered in thu thi this is city cheaper in that old fashioned way than it could under the new rates of the tile union pacific company this beems inevitable because notwithstanding this apparent monopoly in favor of the hock rock springs article the mine known by that name and the others belonging to the company could not by any means supply the demand this action on the part of the union pacific company cannot be viewed in any other light wit than as tyrannical and unjustifiable in the extreme and it is to be holed hoped that it will have the effect of hastening the construction of the proposed line of railroad between this city and coalville Co alville and the extension of the utah southern tile tiie citizens do not wish to be subject to such a company company of apparently unscrupulous ous capitalists as compose the U P company for so important an article of consumption as coal which is next in importance to food and clothing and they have no desire to be subjected again to the hardships of a coal famine in a severe winter as they were once before WHAT ABOUT CLOTH the following was handed in this morning mornin g by brother george goddard no country can successfully prosper financially without the fostering sustenance of her home industries 11 to find employment for all classes of arth artl artisans ans mechanics and other laborers is a sure sign of wise and profitable legislation and a source of wealth in any nation it is an old adago adage that god helps those who help themselves if tills this be true the question as to whether tills this community will ever become self sustaining by the steady and persistent introduction of home manufactures mainly depends upon the masses of the people them themselves elves who constitute the great bulk of consumers for instance if we wish to see our woolen factories running night and day to their full capacity and giving employment to at least double the number of their present hand hard let the head i of every family be dressed in homemade cloth an entire suit of coat vest and pants which need not cost him more than from 15 to and for children of various sizes not exceeding one half hair those amounts the finest cloth manufactured here I 1 think does not exceed per yard and a suit of that quality for a moderate sized gentleman ean can lo ho 10 obtained for 2500 2500 I 1 so much for cloth how about soap wo we havo have onu soap factory which turns out as good a quality as any family need wish to use I 1 have used no other for many months this manufactory has a capacity for supplying all the soap required throughout the territory and givin giving employment to a great number oC of hands all that is wanted to make it thus successful is for the housewife house wife in c ck cc k Y 4 mily to ule uso no other soap arar ti arnINA wit alt hab hob h 1 9 got the name of J E P mi yit titta ta ti rt fri the label let every operative cooperative co store in the city and country not only buy his soap but recommend it to customers at every roller rellen society meeting the sisters might be recommended to use iio llo no other soap and many an idle hand haud bardwill will soon soon find employment in that factory it is a well known fact that the ladies occupy the front lak rak where self denial and devotion are rc required for the accomplishment of any important result but in reference to dressin dressing in homemade home made clothes and using homemade home made soap no |
