| Show LOCAL NEWS FROM FRIDAYS DAILY AUG 20 in the pen this morning mornin walter aims Sims who is in custody custod on a charte charge of attempted rape comar committed ted at ia lake e point on july brought ingrom tooele thoele and sent to the lug ina unable to get bail indicted this mornin morning john gillespie ot of tooele thoele county was brought t to 1 this I city having baving been arrested yesterday by deputy vandercook on an bild lild indictment it men t c charging h rg g him gitil unlawful cohabitation he was taken before commissioner mckay and released on 1500 bonds the sureties being abel parker and john W tate small fire at 3 this after noon the employed emp loyes at the general tithing office catcher butcher shop were curing sausage in the smokehouse house when the latter building took fire an alarm was given and tile lire fire depart n ent were soon on the ground but their services were not nee eded as the flames had been extinguished with the hose in the tithing yard arrested last evening peter peterson was brought in from morgan county he was arrested on a charge of unlawful cohabitation he was unable to secure bondsmen last and was left in charge chaize of deputy mclellan all night this morning peterson Peter sou was taken before commissioner black and arraigned he entered a plea of guilty and his bonds were fixed at 1500 security was f furnished urnis bed by john seaman and W G child ogden herald I 1 ath released this morning this morning two of the brethren john bowen of and thomas burn in chars ing haia of bountiful who had bocen I 1 imprisoned in the penitentiary under conviction for unlawful cohabitation were released having served their ternas terms of sentence six months less the time allowed for good conduct they also served the statutory thirty days in place of the fine of and costs being exempt from payment u under n the law both are in good health and natural enough delighted at their libe liberation r aaion reached home apostle johnw taylor arrived from idaho last evening the examination of the charge against him inciting to rebellion against the united states laws being waived before the commissioner just what the prosecutor will attempt to prove is not known it is understood that tile the district attorney of idaho has been endeavoring for a couple of years to find some pretext on which to have the defendant a arestad rested he asked that bail be demanded missioner fixed it at the jury disagree the case against mark and samuel tobias for the larceny of 5 belonging to mrs airs angell was given gi en to the jury in tile the pol police ice court cobit yesterday afternoon the facts in the case have already been published and nothing new was elicited from the witnesses whose testimony was somewhat conal conflicting g the jurors michael earl thos mcintyre H T clark wm win brown 0 P miles and and W wm m staines retired at pm m it was rumored that they would not agree and at 10 am to today day having been out all night they came into court and reported that they could not give a verdict the vote stood from first to last five for conviction and oae one 0 0 P miles for acquittal the jurors were discharged by the court resigned A rumor spread rapidly on the streets last even evening lug that b S W eccles general passenger as and ticket agent of the da R G W had hadie resigned signed and inquiry of the gentleman elicited that it was true out but for what reasons he did not state it was freely asserted however in railroad circles that he had been crowded out by jol col dodge Whet whether lier or not this was correct could not be ascertained those who have had business with wita mr eccles feel that the company have lost the services of one of the most efficient men in their employ the they 4 might go farther and tare worse than the energetic and gentlemanly agent to whom the D B R G western owes its success as much as to any other man mr eccles will probably remain in salt lake and his ability and enterprise will doublers dou bless make h him im successful in whatever business ventures he may enga engage geln in relief belief society reorganized organized re on wednesday august fth a 8 special ecial meeting of the relief belief 8 society oy of bi big cottonwood ward was held in the ward meeting house hous e commencing at 10 am mrs elizabeth howard presiding the morning session was devoted to speaking and giving general instruction prayer was offered by E boggs brief addresses were made by Sis sisters tersE E B wellse wells E S taylor taylora rH H MW whitney bitney M isabella horne home and elizabeth elizabeth howard benediction was pronounced by sister annette christenson at the afternoon session bishop D B brinton and counselor milo H andrus and several other brethren were present mrs M I 1 horne home president of the relief society of salt lake stake presided over the meeting prayer was waa offered by the bishop the first business was the resignation of the president mrs E howard who stated that her reasons for resigning the position were that other cares and duties required lequir ed her attention aud and kept her absent a considerable portion of of her time and she felt it not consistent for her to occupy a place which had necessarily to be filled almost wholly by one of her counselors and therefore she wished tp to resign she had co with the BishoP WhO in consideration of the circumstances cum stances had bad consented to accept her resignation her resignation was then formally accepted by the society evidently y with regret the bishop nominated mrs emily steveison Stev euson to till fill trie vacancy mrs Eli elizabeth boyes boyea aud and mrs mary anderson Ander sou were chosen as her counselors mrs hannah stevenson was appointed secretary and mrs elizabeth andrus treasurer this completed the organization and all the officers were sustained by unanimous vote after which the for mer members of the society were voted in and several new mew members bers came forward and had their names enrolled and were also accepted by vote the bishop with his counselor and elder quist set the president and other ol of tickers apart for the respective office each had been called to jill fill very timely and encouraging remarks were made by the bishop who seemed to fully appreciate the labors of the sisters in the ward suitable instruction st and motherly advice was also given by president horne home who had bad assisted the bishop in organizing also b by her counselor E S taylor brief remarks were made by the new president and an appointment given out for the tha regular which counselor oun milo H andrus spoke for a short time touching very feelingly upon the teachings of the mothers singing lord dismiss us with thy blessing etc elc prayer by mrs Mr sEB E B wells the meetings were very interesting throughout and a good feeling prevailed |
