| Show local and other matters FROM THURSDAYS DAMY DAILY LEO reo 13 from irom tho the north general C C rich from the bear lake country is in town bound over 7 james goddard and H Deben doben debenham ham bam were each held in the sum of 1300 to answer to the grand jury the first named having found the nee necessary essary security wag waa released from custody the other is still in jail we have received vol vil vii of appleton coys cos american cyclopedia one of the most valuable works of the kind hind in the english language ang aage mr R AL powers Is ahe the agent for utah musical times the utah mu hu limes lor for december 1 contains the usual amount of interest ing musical s dra dramatic matia matla and other Intelli intelligence genc e also tw two pieces of sacred mu music aie ale one by prof 0 careless and the other by mr W C clive the tomes times ia Is conducted with taste and ability i district court thursday dec thomas J masters vs Th eIris elris mining co of san francisco cal cafe dismissed the bame having been settled geo blackburn vs B R tice on motion of plaintiff the appeal not having been docketed within 30 days the same is hereby ois dismissed missed E A fargo pargo co vs W E baeny judgment on the pleadings twenty days stay stays of procedendo an impudent disturber late last night or rather early this morning a fellow follow giving the name of henry hull forced his way into a room in the salt lake house took possession and remained till daylight without paying for lodging he also used abusive lad JAD language guage gURge towards the proprietor who had him arrested he was fined 15 aud and being impecunious he will have to work that amount out upon the streets hotel keepers are frequently fr qu en aly an noyed by fellows of his stamp utah county fr from the enquirer bishop J T lisonbee recently returned from a mission to the southern states where he went nearly two years ago baving caught a severe cold on his lungs while traveling towards hia his home at monroe sevier county died last sunday evening at springville Spring ville his former home his family had come to springville Spring ville to meet him he was conscious to the last ten miles of the survey of the narrow gauge railroad have been surveyed typhus faver fever pre prevails valls valis at payson five deaths last sunday the bell used in the provo meeting been broken recently has been shipped east to the ma mikers miters kerd keri and another one will be forwarded to take its place Flee fleecing fleeming cing 1 mg A sharp has appeared daily for some time past at the elephant corner in a livery carriage he pretends to put three hundred dollars in separate lots in a number of envelopes he places them in a box and oneff one of the envelopes is given tu each purchaser of a small box of pens for which he pays one dollar the rapidity with which the sharp takes in the dollar dollars evidently to the tune of thousands is remarkable it as is no morg mora wonder ful however than the slowness with which prizes reach the purchaser neither is it more astounding than the facility with which some people can be gulled and fleeced gambling on the streets should be stopped woman suffrage aaman A woman suffrage meeting was held at the office of the homans womans exponent yesterday at 11 a m the ladies of utah having been solicited by the national suffrage Sut frage association at washington to take measures to obtain signatures to the sixteenth amendment and the constitution of the united states momme borne of the most prominent ladles of the city were present edme emmeline clineb B wells w was as elected chairman land and elizabeth howard secretary mrs M I 1 horne home opened the meeting 1 n 9 wit with h prayer arrangements Arrange ments menta were there and then made to canvass V ass the city upon the subject and a meeting was appointed for salt measures will be taken to canvass the entire territory after the transaction of immediate busi busl business nessin in this interest interests the meeting adjourned dismissed with prayer by mrs zina D young organizing david 0 calder end and joseph E taylor taylors of the presidency of this stake met with tiie the elders priests teachers and deacons of the mill creek and east mill creek wards on sunday dec ath in the mill creek ward meeting hous ewhen the following brethren were unanimously sustained in the positions named As the presidency of the elders quorum composed of the elders eldera inthe in the above named wards amos B fuller president john henry Oagat horpe and david woodmansee counselors of the teachers quorum of mill creek ward levi P helm heim president richard C and edward howick counselors couns count elors of the deacons of mill creek ward first quorum Cha charles charies flesH H spencer jr president pies ident orron calder and william winder counselors 01 second quorum john H bowden president william F murphy and george lunn counselors third quorum allen alien park president george hanson jr and francis P carlisle boum counselors elors of the deacons quorum of east mill C creek reek Ward James M fisher jr president jeseph joseph Shar sharples pies jr and benjamin chapman counselors special meeting th there ere ore will be a special meeting atthe at the fourteenth ward assembly rooms on saturday dec 22 1877 at 2 p in for the purpose of organizing Zilig a presidency of the relief society for salt bait lake county and also to transact political bu business in the interest of woman suffrage all the officers of relief societies and members of the same in salt lake county and other ladies interested in these matters are respectfully invited to be present this meeting is called at the suggestion of mibs miss E R snow mrs al L I 1 home horne mrs zina D young mrs phebe woodruff mr mrs B VV V smith mrs priscilla M Sta staines iines lines mrs hannah T king mrs S id haywood mrs lydia ann weilu wella mims miss elizabeth howard mrs rachel B grant mrs margaret mitchell mrs E B wells anu many others D dedicatory edic atory from brother francis mcdonald we have tho particulars tic ulars of the dedication services of the big cottonwood ward new schoolhouse school house last Thurl thursday day tile the assemblage on the occasion was a large one it was called to order by elder wm H walker the dedicatory prayer was offered by elder william taylor brief and spirited addres addresses es were delivered by elders david brinton and hoea sout bishop wm ff walker and william taylor and others the speakers alluded in commendable terms to the trustees and all others who had bad aided in erecting BO so excellent a structure in so brief a time the building of the schoolhouse school house from the time lime ground was broken till its comple tien only occupied about nine months at A t night a social party was held in the schoolhouse school house and all enjoyed a social asocial time on monday the tiie winter term of the school of that district opened with brother samuel brinton aa as teacher acdan and an enrolment of forty ix pupils pupil fatal accident on tuesday george reat about sixteen t years old and william read bead about twelve years old sons bons of mr thos read of hooper accompanied by a boy about seven years old named Wilson on the range boget to get a loa los load ld of sagebrush they took with them a loaded musket for the purpose of shooting game if they baw paw any the gun was left on the wagon they traveled to within about a mile of Ogden citY when hey they had cut and piled plied up their brush they went to thes tho weber river to get a drink of water seeing a rabbit on the way william read asked if he might go and get the gun being answered in the affirmative he started onn off for that purpose sc A few minutes after a loud joud report was heard when geo ran to the wagon where he his brother lying in the last of death it appears that william was taking the from tho wagon it was discharged and the ball with which it was loaded entered just under the boys boy left eye tearing onn off the top of the head and scattering his brains in all di lons george read bead immediately went to 0 oden den for assistance mr thomas doxey and mr thomas jenkins jr returned with the boy george and took the body of william to hl chiq parents residence mr and mrs mis read bead have our sympathies in this sad bereavement the body was to be taken to ogden orden C today to day for interment the above came yesterday but was accidentally mislaid mi the manti temple we are indebted to elder wilford woodruff for the following brief description of the temple and temple grounds at manti sanpete county as furnished to him by elder W H folsom the superintendent of the building the temple will be feet long and ninety five feet wide outside measurement and seventy nine feet high from top of water table to square of building the arter table will be three feet above the grade the towers thirty feet square at the bhe base the west tower will be feet and the east tower feet high from the grade of building the grade of the temple site will be elevated sixty three feet above the street grade on the west the main room will be eighty by feet in they clear and twenty feet high in the clear the middle chamber will be twenty feet high the upper chamber will be twenty eight feet high in the clear and eighty feet by freet feet in the clear between walls with self supporting roof root without columns the lower terrace wall is feet long fifteen feet high 0 above grade six feet thick at basey base and two feet thick at top rhe uhe che ube other terraces are somewhat shorter there will be four walls of nearly the same dimensions and three terrace terraced tho the ursu first terrace forty 1 three feet wide the second forty feet wide the third thirty nive five feet wide the walls walla will average seventeen feet high and four feet thick from top to bottom the steps in front will be sixteen feet wide with landings at the level ef of each terrace making in all stepa of six inches rise and twelve inches tread we have havo men at work at present and fifteen teams I 1 see the Terald JE made a mistake of men in giving an account of our big blast we have made estimates that we lifted at least 2500 yards of rock and debris which would weigh at least 2500 2600 tons the immediate site of the temple is on the tho foot of the mountain which juts out and runs down to the northeast north east corner of the city indeed the blasting of part of the foot of the mountain acs ics i to level the ground for the actual site of the building the walls walla of the terraces are built of the rock loosened by the blasting back of the temple a quarter of a mile up the mountain ia Is a spring the water of which it is designed to convey in pipes into the Temple tempie and can be carried into the towers thereof this spring is at the quarry where the whitish rock for the temple is procured this rock iles iles lies in layers and irregular terraces and is easily quarried the treble terracing of the temple grounds is because of the continued steep slope of the foot of the mountain from the mountain itself down to the city none non 0 of the terrace walls are in a right line they are all shaped to hug the foot of the mountain and if of sunn sufficient lelent length would half embrace the site of the temple thus each terrace wall is in the shape of an extended or broad A with the top of the A or front of the terrace sliced straight off perhaps athard a i third of the way from i thu tho point the whole of the terrace walls forming four figures of that description one within the ot herthe berthe temple standing a little back of the highest and between the terracing and the mountain each terrace wall being parallel with the others the whole site with the terraces and the steps from one to another crowned with the temple at the back under the immediate shelter of the mountain when finished according to design and the rech of valley west north and south will constitute one of the finest landscapes anywhere to be seen from FRIDAYS DAILY DEC 14 reprieved wallace wilkerson was to have been executed today to day yesterday he was reprieved by the governor until the thet of january pending the decision of an appeal 1 to the supreme court of the territory waived examination this thia morning george showell charged with being implicated in the stealing ofa of a quantity of bacon from Z C M I 1 appeared before justice he waived an examination and was held in to await the action of the grandeury gran grand jury djury he will probably procure the required security and retain his hia liberty fined ikast evening edward parker the man who has been engaged the past few days gambling on the street by having a kind of lottery the same as mentioned in yesterdays yester yeater days daya NEWS was waa arrested hollead he plead guilty to the charge of plying his vocation and justice esper fined him film 99 musical bouquet the utah musical bouquet for december has come to hand the contents are berill till we meet as friends again words by miss alice pinney music musie by E beesley beautiful zion zio n 3 words hy by gus gas M clark dark music by jos tos J daynes irene schottische and a continuation ef of a catechism of harmony and thorough bass J this thia work is very neatly got up and is 13 a credit t tj us ia publishers ogden from the junction mr wm win D williams of egden is erecting a tannery near bridge at the end of main street on the north side of or ogden river which will be a very completo complete and extensive institution he contemplates eighteen vats and has already constructed seven of them these will make the leather prodoc ing capacity of tho tha tannery sufficient for this part of the country fora while any way and more will doubtless be done when there is need of it turned up several months ago a letter was received in this city written in broken english purport ing to be from a couple of men who deserted they had found the dead body of a man by a roadside in district enclosed was a letter in danish or Sw swedish edlah we have forgotten which and the other oiher writing stated that it had i been taken from the body it ha had d been written and signed by a y young oung man named flygare to his wife in the sixteenth ward of this city of course the only apparently patently ly legitimate conclusion was that the body was that of flygare subsequently search failed RO so far as we know either to discover the remains or the two men whose names were attached to the note in english no wonder flygare turned up in this city at half past four yesterday afternoon he states he has been engaged in herding sheep in idaho somebody has been guilty of perpetrating pet rating a miserable subterfuge closed te the masons who have been at antwork work wark on the new newTa bernade have closed operations for the season the walls have been leveled up at a height of eighteen feet above the ground ready to receive theAlO of 1 the upper tier of 0 windows and havo have been covered in for the winter the timbers for the extensive gallery are in and the work left in excellent shape for a good square start at the opening of oi dexl season those who have been engaged in the work have done well there are still a few stonecutters employed preparing rock for the building we have seen a draft of the elevation of the building prepared by the architect mr obed taylor it gives an excellent idea of what the building will be like when finished and if the design be faithfully adhered heredio to andee and we understand such buch is the intention it will be a anoble noble structure the tep top of the tower which will rise from near the middle of the roof will be feet above the ground level A pleasant gathering yesterday evening the members of the thirteenth ward young ladies retrenchment society and a number of invited guests of both sexes convened at the residence of sister C J T thomas who presides over the organization after 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