Show LOCAL NEWS FROM FRIDAYS DAILY JAN 15 notaries Not aries the governor has appointed as notaries not aries public W all K walton of rich bich county and george D and H S watrous of salt lake county commissioned the governor has commissioned the following follow lag officers elected last august wm win B hardy J justice of the peace mountain dell precinct salt lake county count I 1 OW warner justice of the peace moab precinct re emory coun county heny henry N larter justice of the peace moroni moron ci city san sanpete te bounty C barmont harmon 8 cuter F C constable glendale precinct kane county george B wilson constable escalante precinct garfeld garneld county john M laws alderman city tooele thoele coun county mr peter anderson jr appointed marshal moroni city sanpete county judges of election the utah commission have appointed the following ind judges es to act at the municipal ea election e tote co be held in this city on moe fab ath w first precinct poll I 1 H S laney C 0 whittemore and wm win fuller poll 2 john M young jacob greenewald and J F taylor second Preci precinct act poll I 1 james F Bra bradley Alley charles bird and henry P richards Eich ards poll 2 M E jones chas F wilcox and H 8 beattie third precinct poll I 1 J W clarl clarg theo mckean jr and thomas J J williams poll 2 E P austin thos matthews and H H richards fourth fou rth precinct IT J wenner IT E byte te andreo and Geo M ottinger fiat yek abil 1 H bird samue TG G sheldon and abd L G hardy poll 2 louis hyams E H parsons and hamilton G park the officers to be chosen on that date are mayor five aldermen nine councilors councillors counci lors marshall marshal treasurer recorder and assessor and collector collector for salt lake city weather in arizona through th i courtesy ot of bishop john johni Q cannon we are permitted to cull the following items from a private letter written to tb him by a resident re of snow flake arizona dated jan esth on the lot aust the snow commenced failing before daybreak and continued to fall during the entire day at the close of which it covered the ground to a depth of about twelve inches previous to this there had been but one very light snow storm and the weather was beautiful and fine since the late storm the nightshade nights night have shave been exceedingly cold so that almost everything of a liquid nature usually kept in houses bouses has been frozen bro heber K perkins ns whom you may have met when you was out here informed ma the other day that the water in his well at taylor froze freze at a depth of fourteen feet from fr in the surface of the ground this is a great contrast to the first arst winter I 1 spent in this country that of 1878 9 during which the snow did not exceed one luch inch in ia depth and I 1 do not reni remember ember that it ever remained on the ground longer than 24 hours the weather through the greater part of that winter was so warm and pleasant that coats were entirely entirely uncalled for and scarcely ever used on or about the night soi df the alt the county safe at st johns was robbed of there have been tour arrests made I 1 understand it is believed that the person who had charge of the safe was implicated in the affair 1 l called hence it is with unfeigned regret that we learn of the death of mrs charles read bead of this city which sad event occurred at a few minutes before eight this morning at the family residence in the twelfth ward the immediate cause of it was convulsions from the effects of which her life succumbed despite every care and attention which human skill or tender nursing could bestow the lady was the daughter of df our aged arid esteemed friend and brother counselor daniel H well and his wife martha harris wells the latter of whom was present at the bed of death the father is absent from home presiding over the european mission mrs read bead bore a most excellent character and ana was beloved and ana respected universally ver sally for her gentleness sweet disposition and affectionate affection ite and amiable nature her fler death isil is heavy blow to her husband mother brothers and sisters angwill and will ie be to her ber aled father and the members of the f family amily who are with him when the sad news reaches them deseret wells read or dessle dessie as she was familiarly known among her intimate friends was born in this valley whence she takes her name on the of alrh 1853 and has resided aarl here all her fife afe where she was surrounded by friends and admirers of her worth only limited by ebo number of her acquaintances A pure and noble spirit has passed to its eternal rest peace to he rashes rhes and the consoling influence of heaven rest upon the hearts of the sorrowing sor rowine household 4 I 1 weather report we have received per deseret telegraph line the i following report of the weather at 1050 a in today to day paris idaho cloudy snowed about six inches last night logan snowing now about four inches deep brigham city about five inches of fresh snow still snowing good sleighing thermometer 34 84 bullionville Bulli onville nev snowed about two inches last night heavy fog looks like more snow st george steady rain all night and this bis mornin morning cloudy been raining all night mouroe sun shining warm and pleasant richfield A little cloudy but mild and fine gunnison cloudy looks like it will snow manti very cloudy looks as asif if it would soon snow pa pay son about 2 inches snow snowbell fell this th I 1 8 morning still snowing 0 ogden 9 den one foot of snow calm acab warm and snowing fairview cloudy cloady snowing a little warm nephi snow 3 inches still snowing and mild beaver mild cloudy cold no snow provo about 3 inches snow and still snowing lehi junction about an inch and a half of snow looks like more will fall deseret about half an dineh inch snow and clearing up spanish fork has been snowing this morning is very cloudy now about 2 inches snow A base insinuation A dispatch from san francisco of yesterdays date announces that according to a special telegram to the Chro chronicle nicie fromel from ElPaso paso texas the mormons cormons Mor mons of pima arizona have requested governor aulick zulick to supply them with armsto arms to protect themselves em selves against attacks from the apaches it then proceeds to state that this action on the part of the mormons cormons Mor mons is causing much comment as it is well known to the local inhabitants they have always been friendly to the apaches having frequently supplied billed them with foo food horses and arms ft it is believed that the hostiles bo ho stiles need meed arms and the mormons cormons Mor mons will give those furnished them to the I 1 indians not lans if the government complies with their ke request we know nothing of such a request having havin been mado made but we do know that t there liere is no warrant for such an insinuation as to the motive for doing so if arms have been asked for many of the latter day saints who reside re ide in that territory are so exposed to the ravages of hostile indians that it may almost be said that they are defenseless and the comparative immunity which they have enjoyed in the past from indian depredations is due rather to the honorable and friendly course bourse which they have pursued 1 in dealing with the savages than to their being better prepared than their neighbors to resist an attack the motto of the late president BrIt brigham harn youn young that it is cheaper and bet better er to feed t than g an to light fight the indians hasteen has been acted upon by the latter day saints in their dealings with the re red skins askins and the statement that the mormons cormons Mor mons I 1 of arizona have frequently supplied the apaches with food and horsey true but that they have furnished them arms or ever aker contemplated doing such a thing 1119 is false and the insinuation to that effect fact is on a par with the thousands of other lies which are now dow being bein so industriously circulated about the lat ter day saints thealma TheAl nay disaster brother alexander A ex croll writing from no 3 mine almy uintah county wyoming jan lath 1886 gives aives the following account of the coal mine explosion ex lasion near there last i night at about about 35 25 minutes to 12 the le in startled by report as of thunder and for far a few seconds the sky was illuminated lor for miles like a bright yellow sunset proceeding irom from no 4 mine of the U P B R B R company by au an explosion of gas the force of which was so 60 terrific as to blow the whole of the buildings above ground into kindling wood sending beams rafters rocks rock etc a distance of three fourths of a n mile p several of the rocks we went at through th the miners houses in the valley below wounding a few of the inmates but so tar as I 1 can learn none fatally the engine and boilers are intact owing to the fact that the engine fine house bouse and boiler room were below ow the level of the mouth of the main slope and built of solid masonry the windows were all blown out however and ana the me of 01 roo room in made of iron plate about three six of an inch in thickness bein being opposite the mouth month of the slope were e cut in two as if jone done with a chisel I 1 visited one cabin where a rock weighing about three fourths of a ton came crashing through the roof and aay lay in the middle of the floor none of the inmates were hurt the night watchman brother jas cooper had a very narrow escape he was talking to two miners at the mouth of the slope a few minutes before the explosion the two men went down with a trip of empty cars and C looper cooper had bad just got into the engine room when the explosion followed the two men brothers by the name of evans had got as far down as the third level when the fire met them and blew them back into the air their bodies were found itt at a considerable distance from the mine shattered beyond recognition there is said to have been eleven men and two boys in the mine at the time what their fate in may beis be is not known to meas me as yet M most ost if not all lof of them have families had the accident occurred in the da day time when the men between betwee n two and three hundred were at work not one wo would uld have escaped a fearful death no 4 mine is two miles from no 3 and about four from evanston the report was distinctly heard at evanston it FROM DAILY JAN 16 woolen mius mills the articles of incorporation c orp oration of the deseret woolen mills were filed with ane secretary of the territory yesterday wm win jennings is named as the owner oi of shares of the stock frank W jennings president and manager shares joseph A jennings vice president 1 share james E jennings secretary and treasurer I 1 share isaac priscilla P and maggie K jennings Jennin gd 1 share each the total of 16 1673 73 shares oj oi each amounting to a capital capital stock of the principal 0 office ce of the company is in this city the mills being located near the mouth of parleys cation fire at 15 minutes before 11 this morning the bell at the city hall sounded the fire alarm the place indicated being the residence of mr J B glass on second south street the fire was discovered by inmates of the house bouse the rooms being filled fil ledwith with smoke which was also bissu ing ng through the roof 11 LA culmer calmer and 0 S burton barton were darivin driving put past when they heard the scream 01 of If fire affire and immediately rendered assistance si which proved most valuable water was dashed on the flames and a hole cut through the ceiling to where the interior of the roof was on tire fire about a dozen hand grenade were brought from the county house and thrown jn effectually chemung checking the flames the firemen then i u ruet the water on and in a short time the tire fire was extinguished the chief damage done is of course to the furniture forn iture much of this as well as the ceilings was unavoidably soaked with water and some of it burned the entire loss will amount to about or but the condition of the house causes very great inconvenience veni ence to the family especially at this cold season the cause of mhd fire was a detective defective flue or rather a false chimney the stovepipe stove pipe pot going through to the chimney proper cache county items our correspondent spon dent B 11 writing from logan 8 sends ends us th the i following 1 dwi items 66 this is the most exo open p eu winter for many ye years ars in cache logan is soon to have the elet emeteric eric light the poles are up and wire stretched and the machinery is ls expected every day the thompson huston system is being adopted and the machinery c tl anery is being ul put ut up by lundberg G aff in the ahe the B Y Colle colleges Col legers geis in a flourishing condition and is a areat great blessing to the youth of this region under the able management of brother J Z Stewart assisted by brothers apperley Appe and smart it is doing an excellent work as the instructions are practical and comprehensive the theological classes are of inestimable value to the pupil and the made is codi commendable they have enrolled about pupils the next term will begin about march ast 1st the knights af of labor made quite a showing here today to day in attending a funeral I 1 was astonished to see some professed latter day saints in their ranks the gospel as it has been revealed in its falness and th tha a spirit and genius thereof cannot counte countenance ance these secret combinations as they are in direct opposition to the revelations ol of god mr garff has applied for a patent 1 on a water wheel the model of which he hat has at work here to raise water for irrigation and mining purposes which he i la s confident will be great advantage to the country business is quiet money is scarce but none need suffer for the necessaries of life the west jordan outrages some of those thos e en engaged in the raid oc west jordan afla a few days ays ago are endeavoring deavo ring to crawl out of the responsibility lity for their brutal conduct on that occasion and through their vicious organ orman deny the whole thing and pro cee aeed to give ve the their r si side e of the affair it is denie deniell IS cihat that franks was at the house of mr goff on the east side of the river and said that it was deputies vandercook and mix who called cabled there the only effel of this is to shift the burden of toe shameless conduct from one deputy to another even if parties who saw them happened to get the deputies names confounded the facts remain substantially the same the next dental denial made is that in regard to what occurred at the store on the west side of the river the deputies are made to gay aay to the leg lege e to be mrs goff no 3 11 that goff G of f slept there sometimes it is evident that the truth is they did just what the NEWS claimed they did and as the young youn lady jady insists and the effort to squi squirm rm out of it is so transparent thatus fair minded person can fail to see through it now in regard to the identity of franks the statement is made in th tha aftem attempted ted denial or rather evasion of the tru truth that they then went to the store across the river that is those who called at the first house A little farther on those at al the store stor eare are named as vandercook Yan dercook and Franks Mix being then at emanuel richards some distance away and yet franks was not there therel the organ of the deputies next as asserts that when dennis house was visited mr dennis roughly refused the off officers leers permission to enter placing his hands bands on either casing of the door r 11 it t then t goes 0 1 I 8 on to say that franks bendi bending 91 bis 0 head bead passed under dennis arm r and said pleasantly you see I 1 am in your house the bare idea of a fibian man standing in his own door and roughly ref refusing using permission sioni to any one to 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