| Show LOCAL iogal AND OTHER MATTERS I 1 from TUESDAYS DAILY DAILLY SM SEPT ser r 14 diedolf old age agre vve vye are told by the milford sentina that mrs J L B pratt of beaver a it lady well known and highly respected died last wednesday wednesday of old age aoe age hernge her ae was e eighty 9 y years N she c was note noted throughout 0 t her life for acts of charity charit t and words of kindness and leaves behind a name nabe honored and beloved by all of her acquaintances departing missionaries A company ny of 11 14 1 1 or 15 missionaries left arthis this morning for their fields of labor in in great britain and other places those bet set apart yesterday were joseph J giles john AT bowen mosiah booth EH EX lecheminant heber J romney chas P F wilcox jos carlisle jos B S ana B jones and john R howard bound for great britain swen erikson jacob peter olsen and peter 0 hansen for scandinavia jacob weller weiler united states ani ana and casper bajner switzerland all ail allor ailor or most of them got off this m morning orning jared dalton on sunday morning the utah southern passenger train was stopped a short distance dis thrice below this city lo 10 take on board jared dalton the murderer of or mrs urs parker who has been in the th a penitentiary tent iary here for some time but was taken to beaver to be present ai a I 1 the trial of his alleged accomplice jennings dalton was accompanied south by deputy U S marshal sprague the prisoner ris is described ns nas a square built young joung qan man powerful in frame with tho the animal largely predominating over the ille intellectual in 1118 his composition with the remembrance of or his ills hor tible ti me deed still present the latter is i am an unnecessary statement news hews from the south wc we are indebted to brother thomas rhomas ii greer for a few items of new Q written from st t john apache county arizona Ai izona on the uit 4 A good many of the inhabit inhabitants marits of that place were at present working ou on the grading of ot the atchison topeka and santa fo fc railroad john IV young jese N smith and ammon at tenney having one contrat contract of five live mil mii miles es which was nearly completed and another fiur the same distance not yet commenced it was harvest time and wheat wh e barley and oats savea gadea bave gave a fau fam a yield I 1 ad plenty of rain late lately V and g good ro ros s ecta p ts fr for winter gr grass W fo for r stock k ihfe wealth health Iffe alth of people generally good whooping cough some somewhat walk preval pr val children fi lidren the county seat of apache county had baal recently been moved from st john by pid orden order enof of athe county courts nor northern worthern Sor thern K notes otes our correspondent pon dent R P 8 sends us UR a few items from montpelier Mont idalia under date of the ath hist they etro are as follows the health oil of the people N good oot and farmers are puss putting p I 1 h tipa huze huge stacks of hay I 1 7 harvesting lia nit barely harell sr ed edithb jhb first loads of 0 f nal gram ral n I 1 be believe belleve leive leire will ww be hauled to florrow for fon three nights in succession c i n I 1 jast last t s t week beeh there thero wag was torris etie file i here causing ca us that anost of the tire grain was vas taren taken betit but it seems a mirace and the people have havo cause aduso to thank thant god that itis it is buu but slightly injured and the th a et is fair for a g good bod ti ir I t r i dp there is i room oona yet vt for a number bt df kramilk miliea fa 3 10 tb conie come como in arld and settle diphtheria 1 place but preval prevails 14 in m of john king sen yen alio dont dent ni jil p pr ekof a pleasant plea piea sint surprise party given on the evening of the ath lust at the residence of postmaster david osborne in honorof honor of his eldest son ashal Arshal who on that day attained his majority J A real surk surprise lse ise a least feast a dance danee ance and d the reading of appropriate to pieces I 1 es composed for the occasion by brothers E burgoyne david osborne and S P richards richard Ei chard ehard were among the pleasing fl features of the occasion shocking accident th the junction of last evening contains an account of zv a shocking accident that happened on th eUtah and worthem yon son them railroad nall Bail road between O ogden oden den and willard clion city on last sta saturday burday night the circumstances are as follows on the afternoon of the lay day fay mentioned mr baird having business in ogden in company with four others placed a hand car upon the track and came to this city ills his business being completed Mr Baird in the evening and with his companions started back for willard when tho the baird party s started r t e d another party also oil on a J hand haud an c car can r were immediately behind them the two cars were propelled at a tolerably rapid speed but as far as known not faster than ia allowable on the front of the first car sat mr baird who was looking out for any obstructions that thal might be ahead when the two cars reached a point about one and a half miles north of the depot the hat of a man on mr bairds bairas car cat was blown oss off the owners head bead the owner of the hat but at once called out to those on tho the rear car to stop that he might recover his hat the gentl meen on the first car understood what he said and one of them put on an the brake but those in m th the e second car ear probably not seeing ng the hat blown off and fail fall failing ilag to understand the words addres addressed seu to them still kept up their speed As a consequence when the first car slacked up by reason renson of the brake being applied the second car came up and struck the first very violently mr baird with another man was thrown ot off the car the last mentioned individual escaped with bruise bruises not so ho weyer mr 1 I r baird waird when that gentleman fell it was across the track and ba both loth th cars passed over him film this cau eau edthe men on oh each car to bring their vehicles toa to ta standstill and the unfortunate victim was immediately conveyed to the tiie house of mr cary on wall street where I 1 lle lie ae was pub put upon a lounge arid dr P L anderson bumm summoned oried olied upon ilis his arrival the dr blade binde madea h diaan diagnosis and discovered that mr BIr baim balm besides receiving several bruises about the face and head had bad his left jeg leg bro broken keni kenj midway between the ankle ankie and the knee the bone protruding through the skin there was wils also a frightful gash on the foot of the same leg on the right leg 1 between the ankle and knee was a terrible gash cu cut t th through rough to th the e bone abou about t eight inches in length and seven in width near this were five other othet bad lacerations and on the foot of the same leg were two very tery severed severe puts cuts but worse than this jf if possible I 1 the te man received a most t fredere 0 vere vero and dangerous contusion over the small of the back 3 at last accounts the patient Pat lerit lelit was in a precarious condition i S i i FROM emm s edaily g lo 10 A critical case th the 0 dunato junction states that mr baird th the I 1 victim of katurd saturdays ays band baud handcar car accident on an the utah northern worthern Is still iaia in a critical condition 16 haa been removed from the rea rca derice derico of mr car cart y to hat of mr A L hupe huic R 16 rong ilg rig ard for his hopes are arc I 1 nin fin u r re covo coic i or aw burned to deater the tho M alining ing record of park city speak an ofa of a frightful accident that thata oce aee occurred thereon there on monday last g in oro of a little jame nour four yc year arold aroid jr old oid grandson of mir mr thomas phillips the mother left the house bouse to a pail lail of waterland wat erand when urn ed found her child a coref e b burned med mod to death it j is 4 F suppo upped ed th the tho 1 a ittle ittie boy during her ber lieras t lim lim eif self elf to ome sonie matches matche 1 pet firo fire t to ills liis Is clothes ciot clot lies lles and so shot in m the necla neck tuaato lautore tuaato veiling ping between 7 and 8 8 superintendent ten dant john sharp received bicle a toie ram sari sail pete county that mr 0 8 burton of this city had been accidentally shot and asked the superintendent to send a special down with a doctor and mr burtons bartons Bur tons wife kb no particulars tic ulars were given and it was feared something serious had happened the special was promptly sent by supt bupt sharp leaving here about with dr J M benedict gen R T burton bartony mrs 0 S burton andars and mrs L S hills sister to the wounded man the train was due at nephi about half past twelve and from there the tho journey to moroni a distance of 16 miles would have to be accomplished by team teama A dispatch from dr benedict to bishop sharp received at this morning states that mr burton was accidentally shot while he be and mr rowe bowe were arao practicing dicing at a target last litti evening the ball entered a little tl below the back of the left darand made its exit on the opposite side of the neck the wound is not dangerous the dispatch also stated that the party would leave moroni about 9 oi clock this morning and arrive here lere this evening mr burton was traveling in the south in the interests C 11 1 I and ind was joined at moroni moi mol oni by mr rowe the day before the accident since the above was written the following lowing ol special has been received MoRoN jr U T sept 15 editors deseret news an accident occurred here last evening about 15 minutes to 6 rpm pm to charles burton of salt lake city by an accidental discharge of a gun while in the hands of others the ball taking effect just below the base of the left ear back dr benedict ben e benediet of salt lake was dimmed immediately lately sent for and arrived here at 15 minutes to 4 this morning in in I 1 company with mr bartons burtons Bur tons wife father and sister he pronounced the wound not dangerous the party left this morning at 9 taking mr burton with them he was feeling quite comfortable SOM hom THURSDAYS DAILY bally SEPT 16 pleasant valley vailey superintendent john sharp left this in morning orning on a visit to the pleasant valley coal fields in spanish fork canon there is but little doubt remaining as to the intention of the union pacific to own and operate the pleasant valley railroad and coal beds A step backward it is reported that judge jude jua 0 e boreman bl oreman is is coming to salt sait lake to practice law ho ile will resign his office of judge of the second district court and assume the legal business of tilford and abid hagan lately removed to denver if boreman makes as bad a lawyer as he does docs a judge he wont assume much business in this community he fhe 1 might as well go threadbare thread bare as a j judge as aars starve farve as an attorney the accidental shooting mr 00 C S burton who was accidentally shot on tuesday evening at moroni in San sanpete pete arrived home last ev evening en beelin feeling g pretty comfortable and with strong assurance that his recovery is only a matter of ot a few days the way in which the mishap occurred is as follows mr bur ton toh mony tony mr rowe and another gentleman were shooting at a target and the first after firing his piece had gone gome to look at the mark he was standing to one side when handed the gun a small 22 calibre rifle to the other to nire fire at the mark i it was was waa while the latter was taking it that it was discharged and the ball striking mr burton he fell fel I 1 to th er ground aground ho immediately nrose arose e however and walked to the hou house so the tiie rest hits lids been the tho instead ol 01 0 passing th rough through his hig neck neek as was sta stated tedis is still lodged dodged hithe ini iri the baek back backof of the head bead the doctor not property pr remo rem voit ovelt just at presents present its exact locality is not knowli and unless the wound discharges the doctor thinks it hazardous to probe after the ball it was a narrow escape and wo we con congratulate mr burton score though at the tilo ame same time regretting his temporary disablement I 1 the kimball monument inee inco ince tire tile publication of an article in in paper descriptive of the monti e ts in n the tho city cemetery our hjort r has bas eirls visited the th private burying by ing sr ground of the ja te president robe gobe kimball xon on the hill a short distance above the family homestead in the ward believing a description of the monument ente erected there to the memory of president kimball and one of the memorial of the late bishop N K whitney also in the same enclosure will be of interest to man many v of our readers we herewith present the same for the their ir perusal the kimball monument is s a massive handsome squarely built structure of red sandstone and marble resting testing upon two bases of granite the whole in height about fifteen feet from the ground the lower base is over six feet square the upper beaw between een four and five feet square upon this rests a square base of sandstone on the west side of which is tie tio tle the single word kimball carved in in large letters above this on the four corners are ornamented buttresses of the same minte material rial supporting a die como composed s 0 d of four massive marble plates plate nicely carved three of them covered with lettering these are sheltered by a cap of red stone which also forms the base of a pyramidal marble spire whose apex terminates the monument on the die facing the west is inscribed in memory of heber chase kimball with dates and places of his birth and death the former june 14 1801 sheldon vermont vermon t the latter june 22 1868 salt lake city utah below this is the following synopsis of his career in the ministry early in 1832 the gospel was e embraced raced by him as a message sage of glad tidings and he became its lifelong life ilfe long iong defender and advocate chosen by the lord to bear his holy priesthood he was ordained an elder in 1832 and one of the twelve apostles in 1835 an and dafter after the death of the prophet joseph smith he was called to be the first counsellor to president brigham young which position he held when he departed this life he filled many missions honorably and faithfully in his own and forel foreign ii lands he was one of the cam camp which in 1834 went to redeem zion in jackson county in 1837 he carried the gospel to england that being the first mission of an apostle h in this dispensation ac neross across ross the ocean to foreign lands again called with b his 1 3 bre brethren thren the apostle apostles ho he filled another mission to england in 1839 he was also one of the pioneers who entered the tiie valley of great salt lake nake july 21 1847 1817 president kimball was an effiec effective tive missionary a wise counsellor or an undaunted leader a steadfast friend a loving husband and a tender father in times of trial of difficulty an and I 1 danger his knees n ever never trembled his his bis hand never shook jul jui Jil Just st under this lettering the concluding portion of which is upon the plate facing south is the tribute he wasa was a m man an of as much integrity I 1 presume as any man who whoever ev f lived upon the earth I 1 have been personally acquainted with him forty three years and can testify that he has been a man of truth a man of benevolence ne a man that was to be trusted president brigham young 21 on the side to the north is an inscription in memory of vilate murray wife of heber hebor C kimball and after the dates and places of birth and death aro are these four lines I 1 the casket lies beneath the sod cod the noble spirit dwells with god 4 A saint she lived a saint she died and will with christabe Christ chhist christ be giori glorified 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