Show LOCAL NEWS FROM TUESDAYS DAILY DEC 1 29 19 bear lake valley E N A writing from liberty bear lake larce valley davs i the weather is fine and there is very little snow our winter weather Is more like seln than we have experienced perien ced here before marshals etc are very quiet in this part of the vineyard at present in fact there arc are none about ani an extraordinary season we learn from brother IN ward ard E pack of kamas who is in the city on a visit that rhoades valley is yet entirely f free flee ree tee f from rom snow and that cattle are still doln doing well weil on the range in that region alost a most unusual state of thin things asfor for that high altitude wild game same used to bo be very abundant in that valley and the surrounding mountains but now it is very seldom that any auy of the larger kinds of game such as antelope are seen the hunt hunting iniz parties les from this city the park and other r places who have pursued them for sport having diminished their numbers probably more than any other cause the hampton case the time for the sentence sentenced ceo of B BY Y hampton in the third district court was set for this morning mo mr hampton has been convicted by an anti antl mormon I 1 jury of conspiracy in showing up some of the immoralities of certain individuals among them officers of the court and of course the strong arm ot the tha court was turned against him for his detection of criminals at the ap glinted hour this morning mr heeks for the defendant entered a motion for arrest of judgment on an application for a new trial and the case was set for hearing at 2 this afternoon the case ease of trim vs trim however occupied the time until 3 p in at which time mr burmes barme s ter for the defendant commenced his argument which was in in progress when we went to press another burglary the residence of mr alfred solomon sol aoi omon in the nineteenth ward was en entered tereL early this morning bv by an unknown party while the Innia inmates tes were asleep tile the first intimation ti the family had of the visit was this morning when on coming oming down stairs the two outside doors one facing south land the other west were found to be wide open an examination of the premises showed that th the entrance had been effected through the pantry window which had bad been left unfastened the intruder stol stopped aped in the pantry long jong enough to take a daught 0 1 I 1 anich he dipped from the nid nia j iu ju u with a cup which stood on the shelf the floors of two of the rooms were pretty well strewn with matches but thus far nothing has been missed except a bulldog bull dog revolver which was placed on the mant mantelpiece mantel mantei lel vei piece last evening some jewelry lying near by was undisturbed the search in made ade was probably for money none belne beins secured the police will probably have an interview with the thief shortly district court in the third dis triet court toda today to da day in the case of john gogan goggan vs J II 11 gner etal the motion tio a for tor a new trial was overruled louis ende vs lydia B ende elide fifteen days allowed defendant to file notice of of motion for new trial george dryburgh dry Ury burgh was admitted to citizenship john coulam vs alin ann doull motion of plaintiff for new trial ar argued g aed and submitted the people vs thomas scanlon frank mitchell Mit nell cheil and john walters indicted for burglary the defendants named were arra arraigned ignec and each entered a plea of not guilty maria A trim vs 11 trim suit for divorce and 25 2 per month temporary alimony on trial before the court 11 II P trim sets up as a defense that the marriage was illegal on the ground that the defendant hall hail another wife fife trim was formerly a mormon but has apostatized the ground on which divorce was applied for Is cruel treatment of the plaintiff and failure to provide b bv defendant the defendant had leat left leit his first wife in 1860 or iso 1851 and had not since heard beard from her the tho court allowed costs and 1 loo aloo 1 1100 as attorneys fees but refused alimony the case was set for trial on thursday next subscribe for the news 11 now is a good time to subscribe for the WEEKLY or semiweekly semiweekly SEMI seui WEEKLY edition of the DESERET NEWS each of them has been reduced in price 1 per year so that the weekly is now J 50 and the semiweekly semi weekly ia 3 per annum this reduction in the price of the paper ought to result in a large increase in its circulation not only throughout this territory hut but throughout through out oui the world for people of this region who are arc interested in in the spread of the gospel and the enlightenment or the world as to the true condition of affairs affair here shere ou ought now to subscribe for copies to be mailed to their friends elsewhere the good that would result it this plan were genere rally adopted is really incalculable and a better way to show ones loyalty to the cause of god can scarcely be imagined than by rallying to the support of the organ which defends its interests and advocates its principles if a latter day saint can only afford to subscribe for one newspaper that paper ought to he be the DESERET NEWS elder II 11 G lambert of the business department of this offic ehas gone on a trip through the northern part of the T territory in the interests of ot the paper we commend him to the kind consideration of the saints in that region and hope that he will meet with ample encouragement in his efforts to extend the circulation of the NEWS thief caught it was announced in the tile NEW a a few days since that david henderson of this city had lost a horse saddle and bridle which were supposed to have been stolen from the rear part of S P teasdell Teas dels yttre brother thomas fowler of lehi who is deputy sheriff of utah county with his usual promptitude in such matters began immediately to look out for tile the thief in our neighboring county and soon learned that a suspicious character had sold a horse answering the description of the one mentioned mention ed in american fork to a man by the name of E larkins of east canon cation ophir ile he came to this city eity and procured a warrant marshal phillips kindi kindl kindly assisting him by sending a man loan W with 1 1 him im and the next morning early was in american fork where he captured the thief one J W johnson and on sunday evening lodged him in lali jail all in this city this johnson has figured red in larceny cases before and was released from the utah county jail not long since the grand jury baa having iril ignored his bis case because of a witness not appearing against him sheriff fowler has been keeping track of the fellow ever since thou though 9 the latter has probably not been altre aware of it suspecting that he would soon be up to his old tricks and the case against him now is so clear elear t hat that it is to be hoped he will not escape the full penalty of his crime this time brother fowler is de deserving servin of credit for his capture from ogden valley we received rec elvid eivid a pleasant call this morning from our old friend and fellow labor laborer r brother james fames A thompson who several years ears since abandoned the printies prin print lne tins business and retired to the beautiful little vil vii village of eden in ogden valley to f follow the life of an agriculturist he expresses himself as being bein content with country life and by no means disposed to return tu to the city permanently manent ly ogden valley though so high I 1 up in toe trie irh irn ili iii tia ab as to CU iea lea with aliquo sno u a A V prop orlo orLU of the year ear car he considers one of the healthiest localities in the territory and in view of its salu salo salubrity ty the disadvantages connected with it sink into cance the crops generally throughout the islley were good the past s season ea the best that have been raised mady many mary years unfortunately ho however howeler weier man of the farmers were obliged to dispose of their grain almost as soon as threshed to satisfy their creditors having obligated 11 themselves for foi machinery wagons buggies etc which in most moat instances they could easily have done without being already well weil supplied as a community if not as individuals in that line the result resu it of their extravagance isthan if a failure of crops should occur there the coming season the people would be reduced to want thu seison season so far has been very ver y mild and when brother thompson left lett the little valley there was no snow on the ground the affairs of the eden ward are now in n a prosperous condition the nev new bishop havin harln hiving entered upon his duties with sith his characteristic ell eil energy ergy the sunday mchoul of the ward never wa was 9 afi fn a better condition than i is bow and a day school with a large attendance is in successful operation the meetings are very well attended and as an additional attraction to them a fine new organ has recently been purchased death of mother oakley on saturday last one of the oldest and most honorable of the residents of this city sister elizabeth oakley of the 7 ath to ward a rd passed from this life the cause of her death being pneumonia super induced by old age mother oakley was born brn in staten island new york her ancestors who were of dutch extraction being alonz among the early set settlers tiers of that region had she lived till the dutli uth ot of next month montu would have been 91 years of age she and her husband the late ezra oakley who died about seven years since and their children were the first persons to embrace the gospel dospel on bong long island which they did in the year 1810 indeed they were the only members of the church in to the village of flat lands where they lived up to the time they left to migrate to nauvoo which was in the year 1842 she with her and family parsed passed through the persecutions to which the sai sal saints ats were in illinois never faltering in their faith and on reach reaching lua lug the missouri river their son james jamea who was the mainstay of the family though scarcely eighteen years of age responded to the call for vol voi volunteers u to go to mexico and became a member of the tile celebrate celebrated a mormon battalion leaving his parents to make their way to utah the f following ollow year in the company coni pany of apostle john taylor that son being among the sick wha who were left by the tile main body of me the battalion at pueblo journeyed to green river and there joined the tile pioneers and was one of six persons who were viere the first to enter this valley which was way on the dist day of july 1847 1947 three days before the main body of the pioneers arrived the family lived in the old fort after their arrival in the valley until the city was laid off when they move moved d to the ath ward which has since been their home the old lo 10 log house first occupied by them ana and which was one of the first built in the tile city being still in existence the old gentleman having served his country in lae tae war of 1812 was a pensioner for many years before his bis death and mother oakley has continued to draw the e P pension ision since she was a remarkably healthy woman al all ali her I 1 ly knowing what sickness was she had act acl received a patriarchal blessing under the hands of father joseph smith in nauvoo in which she was promised that she should live to be satisfied with life and the promise was verified durin durio during the last ast few years of her life her sight was renewed so thai that she was enabled to read without the use of glasses her powers of hearing were also quickened and she cut some new teeth in fact it really seemed from the renewed vigor imparted to her system that she was enjoying a period of second youth she was always noted for her activity vivacity and cheerfulness handshe retained tied all her faculties up to the time of her death though confined to her bed for a few weeks previous to her dise demise from having contracted a cold during which time she suffered home bome what her death was easy almot almost like one going to sleep she leaves three sons and two daughters oh about 71 grandchildren and a large number of great grandchildren nearly all of whom are firm in the faith falth f at th the funeral occurred yesterday the service being held in the fourteenth ward assembly rooms the speakers were bishop 0 F whitney patriarch john smith elder geo 11 taylor bishop wm thorn and apostle F D richards all of whom stoke spoke highly of the character of the deceased and gave good instructions to tile the living the relatives of mother oakley de 0 to o express through the NEWS their jahs L hs to all who manifested kindness and sympathy for her during her sickness or assisted in any way on the occasion of the funeral FROM wednesdays DAILY DEC so 30 beaver deaver court the following comes to us from our regular correspondent as a special per deseret telegraph line BrA bea beaver braver ver VEU utah dec SO 1885 editor deseret evening netos in the case of carter accused of receiving stolen property it being f found that the indictment at did not cover the offense the prosecution stopped proceedings ce dismissed the jury and put the defendant under bonds in the sum of to appear before the next r grand jury the case of orrick the murderer who is here for a new trial has been laid over till march all tiie the cases un anier ler ier the edra edmunds ands law have also been iad lad laid march fc Samuel haycock blaycock tried for perjury has been found guilty and sentenced to 1 eight eighteen ben ten months mouths l ihu itu imprisonment in the penitentiary IlIs ills attorney moved for a new trial and arrest of judgment but both motions were overruled david miller indicted for an assault with intent latent to kill hill withdrew his plea of not guilty and substituted that of cuilty eulley ot of assault and was fined and costs the petit jury has been discharged and the court last night held a session and adjourned till march judge boreman left for salt SaIt lake this morning the water is still flowing from the mountains gone A rumor was circulated on the streets yesterday that joseph W mcmurrin mcm who was shot by deputy collin a few weeks ago had been removed from his home t to 0 some unknown place he had been sub anaed to appear as a witness at collins Col coi coffins fins examination yesterday but dr benedict had certified that to tore remove him would greatly endanger his life so he was not brought last evening however deputies greenman and smith went to Mc house where they were informed that on monday day night at the solicitation ol 01 his friends McMurrin nic Alc Murrin had consented to be removed the reason assigned being that he could liot not hope to receive justice under the present administration of affairs in the district court dr benedict was questioned as to the result of this course and emphatically declares it as his opinion that in going away mcmurrin has taken desperate deserate erate chances and that his ilfe fife life ilfe has been greatly endangered thereby when the dr made his statement to the marshal as to his hi s patients inability to bear removal he was under a firm conviction that the injured man was at home having seen him monday at noon and anen he heard the rumor ot of his disappearance I 1 ridiculed and utterly disbelieved tu the assertion I 1 I 1 inquiry among young Mc friends fails falls to elicit further information they all believe that a charge ef of assault with intent to commit murder will be made by unscrupulous antl anti mormons cormons Mor mons in pursuance of an infamous plan plau and the history of the trial of Mo imons in the courts coarts convinces convince them that it is useless to hope for lor anything like justice theydon they consider that an arrest on any charge would amount to a |