| Show A um AND OTHER MATTERS 1 i FROM FRIDAYS DAILY SM SEPT 23 zal S q T the insane asylum from erom the enquirer we learn the result of th the e meeting held heid in provo last saturday evening by the board of directors ot the territorial insane asylum president dent denv R T burton occupied the chair all the directors were present excepting ex epting governor murray and col coi J it IL winder the members member bad first visited the site chosen for the proposed edifice before convening at the court house the the report of the committee on the purchase of a site wag was presented and adopted I 1 it showed that title to about thirty three acres of land had been secured ecu acu leaving abouo seven acres yet et t to secure title to which wo would u id be transferred as soon as the present presen t owners title was perfected the thirty three acres had been ed at a cost coat of the lepor report t also stated that the sum of 2000 0 had been appropriated appropriate di by utah county to the purposes of the asylum also by provo city which amounts were now made subject lo 10 the order of the board on motion the sum of 2000 and were gratefully acce accepted pied by y the board on behalf of tho tha gand jand nd the secretary was instructed 11 01 draw unsaid amounts for the purposes indicted sted the report of the committee on plans and specifications waa was then accepted and dr J M benedict stated that the who was present plan drafted by the architect mr air 1 john ohn H burton and adopted by the board was known as the improved linear form and highly recommended by byruch such sueh eminent medical autho grav and kirkwood the tho pian plan is after that of the state asylum of michigan at kalamazoo and consists ora ofa central or main building and two wings rhese these wings are made of two longitudinal and ild iid two transverse sections section each the bu building will bo be lir tir nire tire proof roof as far fay as the materials at E hand and will allow of it being made so it having havi ng been provided hy by the last as Legli legislature lature for the building of only a portion of such a structure in view of meeting the present requirements and only being available by appropriation the board decided on proceeding with the me work of constructing const 9 the first longi longitudinal and transverse sections south of the proposed central build ing this portion of the building itself luelf will artion be three stories stor ies iea hig high above ahe e water vater table tabie and ind feet filo ong including theowest the west wing of the J rans ejection running east mom roin rom will he bo teet leet longtoe long iong The I 1 oun dation datto n and basement are to he be of red rod sandstone fro from spanish fork quarries or of ordin ry building rock rocke if suf table tabie arrange for the former cannot be ba made the superstructure will be b e red brick the A comple tedis designed to accod accommodate t i 1 pati erts ts A building committee consi consisting stin of NV N Dusenberry WR smith and J B R winder was appointed loin ted with instructions to advertise lse for bids for such labor and material as were requisite to putt put in the ba cement rement i afore the coming winter and accomplish as much more as their facilities and tho the season of the year would warr nt the engineer was instructed to make the necessary surveys in view of establishing a system of sewerage to ascer ascertain taiR the amount of water supply to be derev j ed fro springs and omer offer re 0 o voir vo ir FROM front sATUR SATURDAYS daks DArs DAILY 8 SEPT 24 sheep shearing If eatch match at the oming coming fair arrangements have b been seen made with mr air wm win H E haig Saig hof have on the pair fair grounds 20 10 1 head of premium which are to be deprived of f their fleeces by expert priesthood meeting the regular quarterly meeting of the priesthood of if this stake will be held on saturday october 1881 at 11 am in the sa salt sall it lake assembly hall the presiding officers of the wards and quorums and of the various societies and of the thi stake will please prepare and forward any reports or other othe r busin bugin business e R designated for this meeting at theil thell earliest convenience by request odthe of the presidency 01 ol tho the stake WM W taylor stake clerk fair matters hatters mat Nat all parties havi hav ing ng business to transact with the secretary and treasurer of the D A fc M society will find nir air A AMMus numus erat the territorial auditor auditors office door east of the deseret na bobal nal bank q f from roin now till after arter the lu bal bai es matters m aters of the approaching yair fair are a te wound up the utah easters Ea in order to t lend its aid to the fair omers offers the th e lame same rates aa as have been extended by all the other roads to those anten ing ling to exhibit articles in the fair laif nare fare will be given on all point on its line manufactured goods goods and earth products will be shipped chipped free and live stock will bo be charged full fuli rates to the fair but returned after wards free the following communication is self golf explanatory skit SAIT LARE CITY sept 81 john jonn K R winder Bs esq q president 2 D A at ff society dear sir Z C 11 1 I shoe shoo factory has so many advantages over other hoot and shoe manufactories manu facto factories am in this territory in machinery ano and nd other facilities that we are inform led jed ed the lesser leaser manufacturers feel about enlo enle enering engoring ring rinK their pro dictions duct ions lons at the forthcoming fair with the goods made by as us our oar factory took nearly all premiums offered for boots boota bootland and shoe shoes at the last fair fairl wes we therefore jdith with a view to incite more competition n and display than here in this line E I 1 our goods as competing for premi I 1 urns this season but request i privilege of space simply for displaying ing the large variety we are s manufacturing yours truly i W H rove BOVE j supt bupt rf f factory the camion cannon naturalization vase case the case of the united states ex rel A alien allen G campbell plaintiff vs george eo go Q cannon defendant ansti 1 s tut buted in the third district court juno ism 1881 and involving the citizenship ci enship of hon george Q can cani 1 non came up to day on the de of the defendant to the com corn plaint the complaint after a serie for relief as follows of allegations t prays that the court adjudge and do decree that the defendant george georae 01 cannon is not ei a citizen of thau TT i ita ted jed states and never was wa naturalized according to law I 1 11 that the certificate of pretended naturalization now held by the defendant fondant dated dec 7 1854 be ad judged ged fraudulent and vold void and an au that h a t said iw george georgo cj Q cannon be joined enjoined sn and commanded to desist 04 and md refrain from demanding accept ingi lugi ing or g from the tiie treasury of inthe t ie united states through its disbursing bursing lis ol 01 aicer officer the sergeant at p arms inns of the house of tives of the congress of the united j states or from any other peron per on the salary and compensation per to the office of delegate to toi tog the congress for the territory if of utah pending this action and upon hearing perpetually for such alier other and further relief is as the justice of the cause may require 1 and for costs coats of this action subsequent to the filing of the complaint rom lom plaint the defendant by his at tor torness ness filed a demurrer to the ame embodying the following points that the court has no jurisdiction lon ion of the subject of this action that the pla pia plain intia tilt tiit has no legal apa eity city to sue the cause of action mentioned in ald aid said writ but the acion action iou lou ion should bo be brought in the nam name roien adm I 1 arty 1 interested te rested viz thal thai there ia is a misjoinder of par 3 lles lies plaintiff in this thi that thol com corn 1 plaint attempts to unite a cause 0 of action in which the united states state ilone alone as a republic in its own behalf 1 is interested ani and one in which alien allen G campbell is alone interest 1 ed S that several causes of action have been improperly joined to wit A g cause of action for an annulling hulling a certis cleate of naturalization with a cause caus of action for enjoining defend defendant ant aut from crom exercising the functions 0 of f mee of delegate to congress and receiving pay that thip th complaint does not tate late facts sufficient to constitute a enuse cause of action the hearing on the demurrer mainly on the question involved in the last ss sec see ecton seeton ton commenced about half past ten this morning when arthur brown esq counsel fo for r the defendant made a very able argument of an hour and a duration he was followed by judge J G sutherland for the plaintiff 1 who spoke till recess and continued at t 2 pm and closed about half past f a 2 J judge idge mc mcbride bride his associate cia eia te followed t and was speaking when our reporter left the court room mr brown intended to r reply e i atthe at the close of mr air mcbrides Mc Brides i remarks I 1 from PROM tuesdays DAILY SEPT 27 taken under tinder advisement the ease case of the united states ex r rel rei e vs Q cannon argued on the defendants demurrer to the complaint plaint t was submitted and taken under advisement this mor morning ning on Sa saturday furday afternoon after judge mcbride had concluded his ment mr brown for the defense desired to reply but owing to the lateness of the hour the court adjourned until this morning mr brown then replied to theargus the arguments of the counsel for the plaintiff and the case was then submitted as above stated struck by a fallin falling shed an accident occurred abou about t ll 11 1130 to ain n today to day at goulds coal sheds on the utah central depot grounds by which a soung young man named henry henryo player was inured injured he ile was wag oue out of the coal haulers in the employ ament ment of mr air gould and was getting ghis his load from the shed which con stained talked several hundred tons of coal ewhen when both sides of the building fell campi thy iho tho and down lou jou outwards 1 young man he was re leased as boon a as 9 possible and re rei rel i moved to the rail rall railroad r oad company office and dr benedict was sum boned to attend him no ho bo es e had been broken and it is probable el the patient will be mound wound again in a 1 5 couple of he was struck by the timbers across the thighs and his body was more or less lest scratched but none of the injuries are serious his age is about IS 18 or 19 years destruction of liquor mun bun day d night some time after 11 the liquor saloon of auer murphy was entered from the rear by some unknown party or parties and property destroyed to the estl esti mated amount of A number of kegs containing wines and liquor li were tapped and suffered to empty their contents upon the floor and in addition to to this a large and costi costly arti mirror was broken also other articles of glassware the pro oter a reward of 50 for the capture and conviction of the parties who committed the outrage no money was taken away showing that the act waa one of pure against the owners of the place no xo one cancu can justify alfy deeds of this charac ter and while we cannot help think lug that some of the liquor dealers of salt lake upheld by bv the district court 1 by their recent aggressive 11 attitude toward the great cause of temperance have done considerable to ao inai invite te sueh aur h attacks from front those who C con eon on sider aider themselves driven to such methods for redress we cannot but deprecate nets acts of lawlessness such as a the one described we also regret that a condition of tb thins inq ins f exist that will incite the perpetration ion lon of such misdeeds Xe memorial morial servi services ces oes in addition to the funeral servi ies iea esl est held in the tabernacle yester yesterday day dak in honor bonor ot of the late president garfield impressive services were held with a similar object at st mark marks s cathedral and the presbyterian church th the former was attended by the knight knights templar who proceeded thit thitherto hert the of abrass band the ser vices vices commenced at 12 91 nip nit iwa tam taw consisted of the follow following flig iLig ilg fig kir ir ir I 1 C tt I 1 n 1 I 1 I 1 1 al I 1 by address by the rev mr arm strong benedic benediction tion tinn by the row rev sir mr miller mi ner her the services at the presbyterian church were attended by the knights of Pythias 3 and the GAR who were preceded fo I 1 0 the place 0 of assembly by Crox alls silver sliver band the exercises were as follows sing ng ngy choir reading from the psalms prof benner prayer rev mr air rudisill oration rev mr air me we niece rd address res 4 major bradley address rev mr hilton these were appropriately interspersed with singing and were of an inhere interesting ning aing character at bounri addavis county mounty 1 busi bust ness was suspended and memorial services were held in the tabernacle they were conducted by the bishop of of the ward chester call who in bis his open onen opening ingi remarks extended an invitation to all present regardless of f creed or OT party who wished to take part in in the services to take a seat upon the stand an appropriate address was delav ered by the bishop who was followed by win thurgood A ti buck land esq justice J J W W willey willei ind others the singing staging which w was as excellent was conducted by the choir leader edward homas thomas A |
