| Show LOCAL ang ANO OTHER ritters FITTERS FROM wednesdays DAIL DAILY marchle MARCHie IS from provo prove mr S S 1 4 jones of provo arrived in town yesterday he is here for the purpose of purchasing goods foi for the provo cooperative institution interested hon A P rockwood receives communications almost daily from parties interested in for reports of tile tiie the fish t department in utah for 1873 the snowing we have had bad four or five days of jt t on and oft that is all and now it is from knee to middle deep ih the streets and lots this end of the winter is one of the old fashioned sort and where there is any road at all the streets aro are threaded with the old oid familiar single file sheep walks and stringing and wading and floundering along them is how the pedestrian izing citizens cit elt liens ikens get about just now cowardly it is an invariable evidence of cowardice for persons to attack those who are known to be weaker than the assaulting party this Is what a gentleman thought yesterday erday when he saw a number of dastardly fellows pelting a de fenceless chinaman with snow snowballs snow balls bails it is not excusable in boys to be guilty of such meanness and how bov much more unpardonable therefore when indulged in by a lot of grown up lazy boo bles bies who should be arrested and fined for such unmannerly conduct they call such conduct fun but if it is it is very one sided incorrigible the complaints about boys indulging in the dangerous practice of shooting those little birds that are flying around so thickly at this season are frequent arid and emphatic A gentleman called today to day and showed us one among a number of small bullets which were shet sheb at some of those birds and arid which struck a front window of mr le grande youngs house south temple st endangering the jives lives of the inmates Apparent apparently lir there is 19 no other way to stop this practice than to have the parties engaged in it arrested and punished lied talking about the matter does docs not seem to effect much inui eli ell scaffold and elevator this morning we were shown by mr E F nf ehe the model of an Adji adjustable stahle stable Scat scaffold nold rold and elevator patented by mr A J Heavne rs the inventor of pittsfield rike piko county illinois it is the most ingenious inge contrivance of the kind we have ever seen and is suited not riot only for yon fon builders and painters but for fruit gathering and a number of other purposes by means of a crank and rope attachments the platform can be moved upwards or downwards to any desired height the platform can be made iong long on 11 1 1 or short ts as desired by placing extensions ions lons ht at each end or ft removing moving 0 them mr hoan is ia here for tor the purpose gosoir oft ir disposing of lit the tile patent pent th TerrItory still more of it the present snowstorm snow storm is now said to be the heaviest of any in this city for ten or twelve years about three to four inches more fell from last night till this afternoon making a depth of probably twenty one to twenty two inches on oil the level on the tho surrounding benches it is deeper the tell teli temple tempie e block snow plow has been dolg doing doig good work in learing tearing in 0 some of the sidewalk and a contrivance of the same character has been clearing the street railroad trade the shovel bri bil brigade gadery gadell have had a lively time of it clearing the snow from the roofs of buildings s and awnings as well as from tb the sidewalks in fr nt of places of business traffie traffic on the tile street still continues to ue be greatly impeded well boring machinery on saturday yin mr thomas winter received from froin the east a quantity of patent well boring machinery he intends as soon as the weather will permit commencing operations with it in this city and vi cikity it is claimed that it itis is suitable for obtaining common wells as well weli as artesian wells being simi elm lar to that used by tir mr house of corinne when he struck a stream of gas at tit that place last year the tile borer for a common well makes a hole eleven inches in diameter which when with iron or wood will admit a bucket e liches inches across the bucket is is fined by means ora of a valve on the bottom the machinery which 13 ls la 13 known as the biltz patent well auger can either be manipulated by three men or by horse power should the machinery do all that is claimed for it there can be no doubt about mr winters finding plenty flenty f of employment with it and it would prove a great boon to people living on the benches where it is difficult to obtain wells by the ordinary process city council at the meeting of the city council last night the following among a number of other othen matters were attended to petition of NV B Hibbard asking that the ordinance requiring special license to be taken by tel tei tele 0 graan companies be repealed was not granted one years yearns license fees of the W U T were remitted petition of W willis for leave to number the buildings of the city was reported on adversely and not dmn granted ted petition ot of D A M W society for the control of the waters of springs near union square with which to irrigate agricultural park was reported on favorably and granted on certain conditions petition of G GRush rushton ton and others for privilege of opening ath west street between north temple and ath south streets was reported arted on favorably and granted on condition that salt lake county make a road on that street petitions of john proctor and others and M bergstrom berg atrom and others asking that certain portions of the public streets be repaired 2 were reported on adversely and were not granted the committee on municipal laws was instructed to draft an ordinance to provide for the numbering of houses in accordance with the petition of general E I 1 na M barnum the codling moth the follow iba article on the codling moth was read before the horticultural society by mr john reading and was recommended by that association the tho the tho codling moth mother j I 1 or the appe apple worm seems to attract attic t considerable attention and well it may way as it seems to have made great progress in the destruction of fruit and unless some steady and effect effective measures ame are taken the chances are that we will have hav eavery a very poor show for fruit in the future considerable has been published already giving descriptions and modes of prevention and destruction so that any more said in that direction might seem superfluous but if we are to take sure and effective measures to prevent the tho spread of the moth we must continually keep keet the matter before the public and recommend the most suro sure preventive measures to effect the object in view the first operation should be to scrape the trunks of the trees frees where the bark is scaly and wash over afterwards with whale oil soap or strong lye lyo wash but not nob so strong as to injure the trees the scrapings should be collected and de destroyed by burning another plan is to place bands of hay bay or paper funnel shaped around the trunks of the trees say about two feet from the ground to prevent their upward travel changing every day or two and burning them but the most effective pla pia plan pian n is to place barrels or tubs of water in the evening with wilh lights placed on the tile surface so low down as to prevent the wind from blowing out th the ID light by this means the moth is 11 attracted to the light and either is burned or drowned these lights should not noh bo be more moro than fice five rods apart another mode is to have the in inde inside of the barrels greased or covered with something else of a mucilaginous nature and that would catch a all ali that come in contact with it it seeing that the tho months of may and june or when the trees gome come into bloom is the best time to put these plans in operation tas fas at that time the tile moths ar are on the wing As salt lake city is the most afflicted with the codling moth I 1 w would ouid recommend that there be an organization made for the purpose of effectually putting these plans nto into operation and that the work be G done with a will and f if this be done I 1 do not doubt that the tho ie progress of the moths moth will swill be considerably stayed and by bi such means we shall be able to secure to ourselves an abundant supply of good sound fruit from europe wo ule have been permitted ermit ted to peruse a letter from elder lider junius P F wells now on a mission to europe to president ceorge george A smith dated nottingham gt iam lam england feb ath from which we extract the following elder elden james T little and myself started in october for vienna on the way there we visited brussels antwerp and cologne and spent ent a pleasant day on the rhine rhino we remained in vienna one onedas t day after the closing of the exhibition and were much interested with the narrow roads vaulted underground passages nights flights of street steps and rickety houses of the old town which stand out in strong contrast with the open boulevards palatial residences and extensive gardens gard lens of tile tie new town p gwo awe we proceeded to munich where we ve were delighted with the mag magi i ent display of paintings and sculpture an Inter interesting estirl 9 spectacle was a procession of nobles and sta stu statesmen headed by prince ludwig uncle to the king marching from the jesuit church to the parliamentary buildings to open the new congress after spending a day at basel we descended the valley of the jura and arrived at berne berrie where we were warmly welcomed by president huber ruber huberland Hu berand and elder eider henry henrt riser with whom wo we spent sunday we were introduced from the pulpit to a german swiss congregation and hud although considerable time was spen in n translating I 1 think I 1 never attended a more spirited meeting we spent four days at rome saw all the antiquities of painting and sculpture turg turo wo we could in that time and then proceeded to naples ascended vesuvius visited pompeii and enjoyed a delightful trip to the blue grotto of the island of capri at turin Turi nwe we wore were please pleased to see for once a little design in the order and arrangement of buildings in an italian town the streets are straight being laid out at right angles and are lined with rows of trees winve we stayed ten days in paris the unfavorable state of the weather prevented a number of trips to the environs which we would otherwise have made however we went to versailles and saw the palaces and trianon the court martial had disposed of marshal marshai bazaine nazaine bazaine before our arri arrival valand and we therefore missed the animated appearance pe arance of the courtroom court room 11 winve we returned to london in high spirits and received our appointments to our respective fields labor 1 I have been laboring in nottingham conference for month under the direction of president elder F 11 lyman feel great greatly lv blessed in my endeavors to do good and learn as as teach the road to salvation FROM TECUM THURSDAYS daks DArs dally DAILY MARCH 19 mining r casualty today to day the yo re maing mains aing ains of H B keyser keyber a miner who was killed by accident at the emma mine yesterday morning were brought to town he fell down the engine shaft in attempting ta enter emter the mine by that way not poetic A man on first south street who has a ranch down south says no poet that ever eulogized tilo tho beautiful snow ever had a hoof of stock on the range chatman that man has got gob some and they are taking some of the tho poetry out of his nature fatai fatal acel acci accident ident we learned last as t evening that a private soldier named dohl lohl company da D 2nd and cavalry accidentally shot himself on tuesday night the tho ball entered near the groin and came out between the shoulders dept dent near the back of the neck he lingered till yesterday morning when he died worked it out it will be remembered that a few months since a man named jones was sentenced to days for personating an officer and at tho same time was held hold to td appear in the probate court to answer to the charge of forgery in altering the figures on an order the bonds being placed at ibs ebs his term of days expired today to day and now lie he is hunting bondsmen for that ancient boi bol coins fsr mr ed harris is quite an antiquarian in his way he has at his store a very interesting collection of coins amon among will which c h is a greek roman one of t the ne time of antony and cleopatra 2 the heads of those worthies being on one side sido and the god apis on the other ono one of gallenius after christ constantine after christ and claudius 2nd and after christ also au english coin of the time of edward 3rd ard of the year 1305 A vagrant A man named armstrong just released from the chain gangi gang went up town got intoxicated and then went to one of the officers r telling him that he had a L strong preference for hirthe officer and therefore he wished to be arrested by him the officer marched him to the city hall doubtless feeling elated at the distinguished honor of being thus preferred armstrong is one of a number of men who are determined to put in the winter under the guardianship of the police authorities hearing completion the new building of the bain wagon depot first east street is nearing completion ion sebree robertson will soon receive a splendid and very large larg estock stock of vehicles of every description when they will be able to accommodate tile the public with anything in the line from the lightest kind of a buggy to the heaviest wagon the suitable character of the promises wh while ile lle affording ample protection to the stock from the weather will admit of its being nicely arranged fine improvement that zinc cornice which surmounts the wasatch hotel hotels 4 probably the finest on any building west of chicago it was manufactured by mitchell and james sames of this city on whom it reflects great credit that branch of manufacture having been introduced in the territory bethem by them not only the cornice but tile the whole front north and west of this fine block of buildings presents a very imposing appearance the corner store is being rapidly 11 fitted eted up and prepared for occupation as a dru drug stoic r A rough yesterday a many man giving his barne marne as john miller got on the utah southern train at the bingham railroad switch and when asked for his ticket or fare by the conductor abused the latter miller was put off the train at tho nearest station north As the train was starting ho he pulled out a pistol with the apparent intention of shooting mr eugene callay tho the conductor who however jumped off the train disarmed the fellow arrested him and brought him to this city he was lodged lodge d I 1 in n jail and was to be tried in t tho h 0 police court at four this afternoon summoned to appear sheriff john burt of box elder eldr county has been summoned to appear before judge mckean within twenty days and answer to a charge preferred against him by bachman ap and d butterbaugh hame some time since mr burt in accordance with an execution directed to him and issued from the third district court against alexander of corinne levied upon and sold a number of mules belonging to mr bachman and butterbaugh assert that a number of the mules amounting in value to belonged lodged ba to them and that the sheriff was aware that tile the animals were their property when lie he sold them the governors marshal marshai Mar shai mr duncan served the summoning process on mr burt the latter will we understand answer within the specified time sudden death coroner taylor being notified this morning that W wm m D owens who kept a boarding house on second south st had died suddenly about midnight last night caused a jury to be summoned |
