| Show CUR cutet REfIT EVENTS addresses changed the address of the welsh conference has been changed to cairns street Cat cathay bays a cardiff south wales and that of the holland mission to N orden norden singel no rotterdam millennial Milen nial star mar released from prison niels C anderson anderaon 0 of Hyrum cache county appeared before commissioner greenman man june and applied for his discharge under the copper act the defendant was convicted in the first district court on may lath for unlawful cohabitation and sentenced to pay a fine of 50 and costs the latter amounting to 2855 his application was granted school bond election the returns of the recent election for the issuance of school bonds were officially canvassed by the board of education june the total vote was 1196 of which 1102 were in favor favoron of the issue 82 agai against not and 12 blanks the proposition was declared carried and the finance committee instructed ted to prepare a form of bond and submit the same for action at the regular meeting ex senator mcdonald dead indianapolis june 21 ex sena tor mcdonald died at 1135 tonight this morning unfavorable symptoms reappear reappeared id and during the day the patients condition continued to grow worse this afternoon rev bev mr milburn was sent for and administered the sacrament then mr mcdonald called his family and intimate friends about him and calmly gave directions for the funeral arrangements and the disposition of his personal affairs in their presence he said he wished to give testimony to his faith in gods saving grace then he grasped each by the hand and bade them goodbye good bye saying he be could see no DO more callers death of bishop mcrae bishop mcrae of the eleventh ward of this city died peacefully and quietly on saturday june surrounded by his bis family and friends after a long and severe illness the deceased was a staunch and upright man and was a veteran in the cause of truth the funeral services will be held in the eleventh ward meeting house on thursday june an extended account of the life and labors of the deceased ceased te will appear in our columns hereafter floods in tyrol VIENNA june IS 18 the artificial lake 1000 feet long feet wide and 80 feet deep formed by the martinell glacier behind mountain in the tyrol burst its confines today and flooded the valley the huge volume of escaping water caused a shock like an tarth earthquake quake to the surrounding country and the noise was wa deafening As the inhabitants anticipated the accident anti and had made preparations it is hoped no fatalities were caused but reports from many villages village which ch have been inundated area anxiously awaited much property has been destroyed the bursting bunting of the lake was waa due to the he softening of the glacier which to is 1200 feet in thickness obsequies the funeral services over the remains of father richard brower who died at the residence of his son in law elder lorenzo pettit on june ath 1891 were held in the fifteenth ward chapel june alth consoling remarks were made by bishop B R F burton elders benjamin R hulse W W riter biter joseph H felt and president joseph E taylor deceased was born january fth 1800 at long island queens county new york he was baptized in 1839 and came to salt lake city in 1871 and resided here until his death he was attended in his bis last illness by his daughter emma who has cared for him for several years the deceased has another daughter in long island his wife died fifteen years ago in this city he was a faithful Latt erday saint and his house and means were always ready for the benefit of the cause of truth he passed away respected by a large circle of friends information wanted of the whereabouts of mn mo P G jinks relict of horace howard jinks who died in the year 1848 or 1849 mrs jinks was the daughter of miss grizzell Gri or Or griswell lowell late ot england and charles haven of new york was also connected by marriage with of philadelphia whose wife mrs anice furniss was the sister of said H H jinks formerly of new Eng england laria they were living in st louis at the time mrs jinks left her cousin augusta ausborne also mr goo geo washington jinks brother of said la H jinks of new england mrs jinks also had a lady relative of now new jersey with whom she stopped while ocher on her way to philadelphia in the spring of 1851 and was accoti accompanied anted by her three children viz ellen aug usta charles haven and horace howard any one having information concerning the lady above referred to will please communicate with mary walker care of DESERET NEWS salt lake city at the earliest convenience new york philadelphia new jersey st louis papers and Chr christian idian advocate please copy an explanation F aitor deseret dearee mews in the report of the proceedings of the school board meeting held thursday evening last a portion of the report port of the joint committee on buildings anti and sites in regard to advertising was omitted from the newspapers and thereby the public is left in doubt as aa to all the recommendations of the committee adopted by the board in regard to the remarks said to be made by me about school registers the impression to is conveyed that the teachers were required to keep registers and that their pay be withheld until the registers were filed with the superintendent I 1 in nten dent tome to me it would seem folly to call attention to this when schools had bad virtually closed for the year the facts were that section 58 of the new school law required certain things to be done by the teachers in order to make the statistical reports complete and required the last months pay withhold withheld until this was doue I 1 simply called attention to it and read the section and asked that the clerk of the board be instructed ted to withhold the warrant until the reports contemplated by law had been idled filed with the superintendent and that if necessary the superintendent notify the teachers the superintendent reported that he had already attended to the matter As the newspapers are the only source of information on public matters that the people have it should therefore be as plain as possible yours truly JOHN N PIKE 0 irrigation convention the following communications speak for themselves to his arthur L thomas governor of utah iab salt lake city utah sir in accordance with your request and in compliance with the resolution of the chamber of commerce of your city I 1 have appointed the tol following lowing persons as del delegates ertes to the convention at salt lake city september 1516 and 17 1891 and held for I 1 the he purpose of consla considering erin 9 matters as to the reclamation of arid and public lands of the west and to petition congress gre s a to cede to each each state and territory the arid lands within its borders for the purpose of reclamation for the support of public schools and for such otner purposes AS the legislatures of each state and territory may respectively determine I 1 lam am very respectfully your obedient servant JOSEPH K toole governor of montana then follows a list of the names these are as follow martin maginnis Ma ginnie samuel ward E D weed W A dark clark stephen do de wolf lee mantle thomas marshall frank woody T L greenough greenought Greenoug hW W M thornton prank frank D brown H M whitehill T W poindexter B F white thomas bearyman De aryman henry elling thomas joyes will kennedy J ya N bogart caleb rich J A savage C R mid daleton H J haskell william wiliiam H todd r E Coll collivas ijas ernest critcher C M webster william But sutherlin Suther herlin llo J H moe and 0 F goddard L bradford prince governor of new mexico writes 1 I 1 I have received your courteous invitation to appoint thirty delegates to depre j sent this territory at a convention at salt sail lake on september and will have much pleasure in making the appointments in due time governor markham of california haa baa written similarly and says the golden gate will be ably represented catharine Cathar lne campbell steele editor deseret news yesterday dinst the remains of bister catharine campbell steele wife of brother john steele were brought here for burial from her home at toquerville where she died on the dinst the funeral service was conducted by bishop charles adams of carowan parowan Pa rowan rowau remarks kind and complimentary to the deceased and consoling to the husband and children who were present were made by a number of speakers sister catharine Cat barine campbell steele was born november 1816 in county tyrone ireland her forefathers were scotch Covenant ers who fled and settled in ireland during the persecution she became a member of the church of jesus christ of latter day saints in the year 41 or 42 in glasgow scotland she emigrated with her husband to nauvoo arriving there shortly after the martyrdom of joseph ard and Hyrum hy rum the prophet and the patriarch of the church she was one of the two or three women that accod panted the mormon battalion her husband being a member of that noted company with her husband she arrived in salt lake valley july 1847 five days after the pioneers they camped on the temple block where she gave birth to a daughter august fth 1847 which was the first female child born in utah this child now mrs elizabeth steele now resi resides desat at toquerville washington to a county utah and is the mother of a large family brother and sister steele were pioneers to carowan parowan Pa rowan arriving here with president goo geo asmith january 1851 it was as sister steele steeles s desire that after her death her body should be laid in the parowan carowan cemetery by the side of a married daughter and yoong son who died here some years ago all W who ho bad the pleasure of an acquaintance with sister steele speak of her as an a kind self possessed brave and boble poble noble woman the blessings promised in the gospel will be her eternal reward respectfully WM C MCGREGOR PAROWAN june 18 1891 |
