| Show local NEWS ykum SATURDAYS DAILY NOV 7 I 1 riverton organization the annual election of officers for the you young D mens improvement association 1 R of riverton rive alon has taken place with the fol leivia lo ivia result charles 31 resident president N nih nah iti and andrew Rl kielson ielson lelson counselors vm wm ff H bowl den secretary S L howard assistant wm wro 11 cock treasurer A D Sll Sile ock cock librarian obsequies Thel funeral of brother john lolin parkin sen who died at his home in south bountiful on the fth occurred yesterday upon which occasion nearly the whole of the ward turned out to show lionor honor to his mem pry bishop brown presided over the services and consolatory and instructive re remarks markis were made by elders john cook of mill creek james limes may alay of south bouth Cottonwood and H IV naisbitt of this city the remains were interred in the bountiful cemetery alle alie accra ru sheep thief samuel for cout cott of centreville Cen treville has lost head of sheep and ascertains so we ve learn that the man who took them is john gallaghar ne neis heis is aged 25 heights feet 11 buchs Is dark complexioned he hes has S a full fuh rough beard somewhat dark 0 on his right arm pricked in ink Is s a nure puro of a lady holding an american flag in each hand and anthe on the left lef t arm a sai sat bailing ling vessel flying the same emblem he Heis hels is supposed to be in this city and the off meers leers are on the lookout for fon him citizens generally should also be on the alert 50 reward revard on monday last john riddle lately from grass valley L utah tah hired a horse and buggy from thomson Thoms tn jurgenson to go to 10 the warm springs 1 since bince that time noth in ing has boen been seen of man or outfit ou tiit tilt the horse Is a lare large lar iare e ci cobnut colored one ridd riddle le it is JIA ht complexioned complexioned has a light mustache Is s aboud about six feet high weighs about pounds and is I 1 25 a or 26 ayears years of age ile he is from nebraska where iv here his father now resides during the past summer he has been employed employ ed by his uncle at grass valley A reward ward of bf 50 30 will be pid paid uld by thom thompson P son tyl jurgensen for the delivery of the whole outfit to them or the officers in this city drom from virginia we had a call t today 0 from froin elder laer iner andrew IV spence of wellsville who arrived arrive d here last evening from froia theold itle ih eOld oid old dominion where he hasteen has been fillin a mission for the past two tso years and aud eight months month shaving having baving P left home on the ot of lor for taid ilist ili st five months of his absence he labored in east vir enla lnla and after that up to the t line time fine pf af his release to return home hoi hol with the exception of once when lie he returned there on a brief visit in west ivest VI virginia 1 i nia like that of most eiders Elders who 0 go to the south his experience peri perl ermence ence was varied at some gome times he be rad ead had encouraging success finding people ale who were willing to listen to his testimony and investigate g the principles of the mhd gospel and ana at other time s iia lia having ving the consciousness of the approval of the almighty alone to support and encourage him the people among whom he he traveled manifesting no interest whatever what everin in the mes helas sent to bear to anem ile he however met with kind treatment as arule arnle and aud fored the acquaintance nuance of many persons whose friendship hip lie he prizes ad aa bin tin an instance of how op openings enins are occasionally ejected for th the e elders Bro brothel brothed thel spence relates that while he and elder eider vickers were laboring in loga boo n county W va in june imm ihm t they were waited upon by a couple of 4 officers who had a warrant for their arrest on suspicion of their being connected with a band of groubers who infested that part of the country the elders readily opened their satchels and displayed their books hooks etc and explained the object of their presence so satisfactorily that tile tiie olli olti cers not noi only allowed them to pursue parkie their journey but accepted tracts with at promise to read them and invited the eld eid eiders elders ra to preach freach in the logan court house and enjoy their hospitality such an indita was not to be despised and they accepted it with thanks and improved itkor th air opportunity the result being that an opening was effected and a branch of twenty six saints now exists there where before there were none upon one occasion when when elders eiders spence sence and clapp were laboring in lincoln co they were ordered by a named james murphy who was Instigated b by a methodist preacher and others of equal pretensions TO piety to leave the county within three davs on pain of belh being driven out by armed men the elders declined to go and a frie friend nd came camato cameto to their relief and on his own volition had murphy arrested for mak inythe g t e threat although no trial re suited aitt the arrest had the effect of q quieting ulet murphy mul arphy and his colleagues and a n the t e elders iders were not molested hider elder spence considers the prospect for missionary work very good now in lincoln and wayne counties lie he 4 enjoyed the privilege during his absence ot initiating sixteen persons into th iti fold by baltim baptism bap tim and was present at the baptism of quite a number more lie he greatly enjoyed his labors while abroad gained a good experience and with the exception of having h aag contracted tr sore eyes d during r ng an epidemic i of that nature in the South from froin the effects of which his lis optics arel still wea kho khe has hen enjoyed pretty good health he is 19 glad to get home again and by no means sorry that he went upon his mission GRAND JURY PRODUCTS 11 II GROW J W keddington AND A J FOULGER ARRAIGNED THREE indictments AGAINST FOULGER this morning warr warrants ailts r cf rf f arrest were served on henry grow john W keddington andl Herbert J foulger and when they reached Al marshal arshal ire lands landl i office they were notified anat the grand jury had presented indictments a against ainest them for cohabiting with their wives wises one each against mr grow and mr keddington and three against mr air foul foulger ger the three defendants repaired to the third district court room and henry grow was first called the indictment was read charging that from december 1882 to october loth 1885 he lived and cohabited witti with julia it grow and emma sarah ra elins grow as his wives contrary to law the document was dated nov oth and signed by morris it evans foreman of the grand jury to the clerks inquiry what is your plea to this indictment guilty or not guilty mr grow responded not guilty the defendant was then released on the bond of 1500 furnished ba before ore commissioner mckay jobu john W keddington of the tenth ward was next called the indictment in this case which was found on the testimony of the defendant himself states that between december 1 1883 and may 1 1883 1885 john IV keddington unlawfully cohabited with aquilla E keddington and mary jane tall keddington aa as his wives before the defendant entered his plea judge 11 harkness arose and stated mat that to relieve the mind of the district attorney f from roin doubt the defendant would enter a plea of guilty guilt y to the charge if the date of sen sentence tence lence could be e delayed a for about ten days to anis mr varian assented court what is the plea mr keddington I 1 plead guilty sentence will be pronounced on saturday november the defendant was allowed ailo wed to go at liberty on the bail civen eiven before commissioner mckay 1500 herbert J foulser then came forward to plead to the indictment against him one for the offense under the edmunds law named therein and two as the result of mckays segregating 9 manipulation of the grand jury jicy to punish mr air foulger tor for having acted in the ecclesiastical position of counselor to a mormon ormon bishop the first indictment read charged the defendant with cohabitation with eliza ila lla fagell ell eli foulger and charlotte maria foal foulger er as his wives from jan tan jan 1 1884 lma to dec 31 1884 to this the defendant entered a plea of not guilty the next indictment alleges the same offense to have been committed with the he same ladies between jan 1 1885 1883 and oct 1 1885 1883 mr air foulger also replied to this not guilty the third charge limits the offense between dec 1882 and dec 1883 in the same relationship as the others the defendants plea to this was not guilty the former bond given before the commissioner was made to serve on one of the indictment sand the defendant was instructed to f furnish 1000 bail en an each of the others in all As mr foulger was passing assistant district attorney varian he remarked with a touch of sarcasm have you lost any or you got a few more re referring ferrin to the multiplicity of indictments any more viciously replied mr air varian 16 have plenty of these before you are arc through mr foulger then went before commissioner mckay to give the required ball and tind asked that functionary whether mr W 11 rowe would be acceptable uble ubie as accept mcray mckay v a y replied mr air rowe flowe is now on for about 20 ill take him if you ou cant zet get et anybody else eise the commissioner had evidently lost sight ot of the fact that mr air rowe is liberated from the bonds of some who have gone to prison and that his liabilities bili ties do not even approach the sum named mr foulger foulser however f furnished arni shed the necessary sureties FROM MONDAYS DAILY NOV 9 immigrants on the way by tele telegram rain from elder anthon it lund we learn that the company of F european pur u immigrants rants of whom he has charge numbering ring souls left council bluffs for the west at 1130 a in yesterday if nothing unusual occurs to cause dely they will reach this city tomorrow to morrow even evening int mikado once blore ilore the managers of the mikado company in compliance with a very generally expressed desire have decided to give another performance of the opera in the theatre and have selected friday evening next nov 13 as the date it is expected that the presentation du will vill be accompanied with more vim than on former occasions and that the entertainment tain ment will be considerably improved burglars arraigned this morning the three men who broke into the palace saloon win wm S Bl martin artin chas beardsley and J W V brown were arraigned ned iii in the third district court on a 4 charge large ot of burglary a new indictment having been found against them judge hoge hope was appointed as attorney for the defendants who after r a few moments consultation entered a plea pica of not guilty Alar martins tins ball was fixed at soo WO and beardsley and brown will be tried next monday A too S smart chap saturday the police arrested a 1 illian who gave 11 bis his name as L B mason on several char charges gea gep which will probably secure him board and lodging for 1 a while the first of these is obtaining meals under false pretenses at the overland house the next is getting a pair of gloves from mullett co s by making fraudulent representations then stealing a couple ot of keys belonging in to the overland and last but not lot least petit larceny having stolen from Wilhe metz the flying dutchman of the sixth infantry band a trombone and mason was arraigned before justice spera this morning on a petit larceny char charge ge and entered a plea of not nut au guilty it Y the trial was set for this at afternoon ter and ball fixed at which mason was unable to find sentenced by telegram received from elder geo Ca CP Parkinson arkinson dated blackfoot idaho nov bitti we learn that be he and hll his seven brethren arraigned before judge hays for sentence the sevens convicted of the monstrous crime of cohabiting with their wives and he on the th charge of having aided one of his brethren in eluding the pursuit of certain deputy marshals were rattled off as follows J al phelps alexander leatham and arthur peck six months imprison imprisonment nent a fine of L and costs 0 ot suit amounting to loo each nadium porter three months imprisonment and a fine tine isaac B Nash three months imprison ment luent A L blackburn who pleaded guilty six months imprisonment and a flue fine of george C parkin on one years imprisonment and allne aline a alne of WC IV C garrison an apostate convicted of unlawful cohabitation made all the promises the coult required and was let off with three months imprisonment pr iso ament all the prisoners left blackfoot on saturday evening by train for boise Co alville items steins A correspondent writing pritim f from rom Co coalville alville yesterday sends the lowing following toi tol items of news the summit stake conference convened yesterday with a small attendance besides the off omm meers officers of t this tills stake there were present from salt lake city bishop dishop john joan Q cannon and elders elder B young the coal mines here are bein being worked to their full ruil capacity and bui bug business iness loess is quite lively several new and substantial build IL inns have been erected during the past season which are a credit and ornament to the town the new hotel is in running order and open for guests A large hall ball Js is fitted up in inn the top story for amusements the operative cooperative co store does them the mercantile er business town i the DESERET NEWS is well patronized here and the agent brother william hodson is energetic and accommodating mo dating to the people better grain and heavier crops have been raised here during the present year than ever before with prospects for a good abood market vast vat numbers of sheep pass through here daily daliy daily dally going west to winter ranges they appear to be of fine quality and are in good condition the n new nv stake house is nearing completion and presents an imposing appearance |
