| Show local ocal r and other matters FROM TUESDAYS DAILY DEC 7 in trouble again robert riley biley J who was rele released ased abed from jail the other day is in trouble again last night he assaulted and abused a woman for which justice fined him 20 today to day and himself and a companion were also fined 10 each for getting meals at the white house under false pretenses refusing 0 to pay for them another name the exchange buildings corner has got another name it is now domm commonly only known as the loafers loafer corner any person who may be desirous cf fl finding out whether the title is suitable should visit the locality at any timo time of the day especially when the sun happens to strike that part of th the street estreet coming in droves this is the winter season and the theotime time of the year when petty thieves abound about kd it Is time for citizens to look to the safety of any property they may have lying around loose as we are inform informed cd that bad characters are beginning to float in this direction dir ceilon from the various sections of country round about stealing socks last night jack cjack mcclure was arrested for stealing several pairs of f socks from mr camerons new york store ho he subsequently offered theartic the articles ies les for sale at another store an individual who delights in the eupha cognomen of sorghum jack jach was an accomplice in the theft but that sweet titled person succeeded in eluding the police for the time tinie being returned mr fred anderson and wife of this city reached home yesterday from a visit to california on which they left a little over three months since for the benefit of the ladys health she having been a confirmed invalid a considerable time before their departure the friends of mrs an d derson vill be pleased to learn that her health is improved and that she has haa received great greal great benefit from the trip I 1 mr nir anderson iderson At reports that mr air paul A Se bettler hettler of this city under treatment for paralysis in san francisco is improving fast and that the tho prospect is good for an eat cat oatly eaily ly and complete recovery the reynolds polygamy gase gasp tho the trial of ahe the united state rotates vs george reynolds indicted for poly gamy having been hetor betor to finy the defendant appealed appeared in C coar UL r at t ten and in answer a to the indictment read by district attorney carey I 1 he ie plead in abatement through ugh his counsel william williams and young sheeks sheeka and rawlings raw Baw lings the first named attorney leading the document i the rho plea in abatement set bet forth six distinct grounds or reasons why the tile defendant should not answer to the indictment mr carey caroy the district attorneys ney n y stated that he would demur w tue the t arst first and probably also to tl c ond plea and would presen pre senra senda a reply 1 e to the others and asked till tomorrow to morrow morning to prepare and present his demurrer and replication which was granted and the case was continued until that time an excellent meeting room the upper room of the schoolhouse building of the ath and oth wards Is nearly finished and will proba bly be ready for use by christmas itis it is a very Iland liand handsome some hall and it is intended to use it for the holding of religious services only it is lighted by thirteen large windows five on each side and alid three in fron front t the stand which is large is at the I 1 westeri west end of the room and nd 14 18 is 14 stir rounded bya by a neat railing with an opening on each side for egress and ingress directly in ili front of the stand taud isa is a square surrounded by a similar railing to that enclosing the tad stand this division liv non mon being for athe the sacrament tableau at the east cas or end oft bhail is another enclosure partitioned a railing for the choir and it is the intention to have the seats of this part elevated on a rising grade toward the rear the body of the hall has been recently newly seated with benches of a similar make to those in the lame large upper room of the city hall tilo the woodwork of the room has been painted and grained in imitation of oak and the ceiling is ornamented by a number of neit nelt centrepieces centre pieces and surrounded by a suitable cornice the room of the first floor which Is is not quite so large will be used exclusively exalus i vely for school and other secular purposes and is better adapted for that purpose than most similar buildings in the territory the ever necessary blaek black board is extended along the tho whole length of some of the walls at present brother william will willis is is t teaching in th room Yoom and has a good school with a large attendance the building is very creditable to the bishop aud and counsellors coun and the people of the ward it having been erected by voluntary contributions of the residents of that locality nom wednesdays 13 DAILY DAMY deo uno DEO 8 pleasant this was wag one of the heaven upon earth sort of mornings information wanted by b william mcmillan 38 33 frost street tyne ane docks durham england of the whereabouts of his two uncles william and robert adams who emigrated to utah about the year 1802 1803 or 1863 star siar fire limits iiii in another column will be found an ordinance establishing fire for the prevention of fires which should be carefully ci perused by all citizens as it relates to a subject in which all classes are or at least should be interested ll runaway 7 wo hear bear of f a bad runaway that occurred jest yesterday erday afternoon in the eastern part of town on south temple tempie T e el di I 1 streel street s eel A team with wagon aatu attu ve dashed westward along the side sidewalk ak and hild a boy who was in the t vehicle was thrown out and badly hurt hurl thu the wagon was n made lade a wreck reck reek by colliding with obstacles indicted for murder deputy sheriff martin florida has received information from christian co ills illg that william B K ed tid jointly with philip shatter Sha frer for thu the murder of peter van vol kenburg is in jail in in that part of the country mr florida will leave at once for illino illinois s forthe for the purpose of obtaining custody of kelly had bringing him to this territory to tt answer to the charge 1 against a ulm him an annoyance mr B hyoung informs us that he 0 is constantly annoyed by loose tatie cattle katie belonging to different person breaking into his corral at nig night t and help heip helping ng themselves to the feed he has purchased ur for ills his own ani animals maiso maiss besides tearing about and destroying a good deal more than they consume mr young is by no means alone in that kind hind of affliction but thit does noti not of course afford any degree of comfort to him persons who are either top poor or too stingy to buy enough feed for their cattle and turn them out to feed at the expense of their neighbors ina lna may y possibly feel conscientious an and honest enough but they will excuse us if wo ive suggest that there are people who entertain stricter ideas regarding 0 1 13 such matters and it is quite a conundrum as to whether a man is not as honest who goes himself deliberately to his neighbors haystack and carries away a portion of it as the one who willfully sends his cow ox or horse to the stack to help itself it would appear that the man who goes and gets the feed himself has brittle the best of it because the other not only purloins the feed but adds insult to injury ll by not mot only causing his cattle to consume his big neighbors hay bay but even to occupy his hig neighbors premises while en in that questionable business this may matter to some people but there thero is one ode class that consider it quite large la rge those afflicted by the annoyance there id is a city ordinance making it a finable offense for the owners of cattle to allow their animals to run around loose upon the streets it ia Is a good law jaw and anti should be enforced A private exhibition last night at the theatre alfred lambourne and reuben kirk ham having nearly finished the painting of their new panorama of across the continent gave a trial triai exhibition of it toa few invited friends the panorama affords a most pleasing and interesting entertainment there are sixty pictures i t ures two of which are twenty five fe feet et long by eight and a half feet high h agh and the others of the same h height eight and twelve and half halt feet long all of the maures are well and a large of them most ably beautifully and ud effectively painted tho the ThoLe led ken objects geets are so varied including the busy scenes of life as represented in pictures of closely built cities such as now new york chicago bau ban francisco and our own city of salt lake summer and winter scenes of the wild rushing turbulent niagara falls peaceful lakes grand old sombre mountains rippling rivulets majestic rivers fine looking specimens of architecture scene scenes Q on the railroad indians at tacking the stage coacci coach ac mak ing up a variety suited to alm aim almost ost every taste the exhibition of many of the more beautiful pictures of the collection drew from the select audience repeated rounds of applause the panorama panorama reflects reflect great credit 0 on n t the two young gentlemen u under n whose brushes it has come lu into to existence it is a home production and subhas sueh such AS they have re reason asonto to be proud of and as such is deserving the thie consideration of the public which we hope will be shown when wilen it is exhibited at the Thia theatre tre tro as we understand it is i the intention of tho the proprietor 4 to display it there in a short time |
