Show FROM THURSDAYS DAMY DAILY NOV 18 eagle we learn from an ewe rock correspondent that a the church has been organized at t I 1 I 1 I 1 ith james thomas as bishop and william illiam thomas and john D DEv evans ansas as his counselors all ail the minor organizations are in working order jon jonad lindberg hurt beester day brother jonas Lindberg of tooele thoele who to la sow BOW serving a term tn in the penitentiary tent iary lary lor for unlawful cohabitation was sen down the well at that place to work some of the persons at the top let the bucket fall and brother lindberg was struck a very severe blow on the head the wound though painful Is 1 not dangerous and he is receiving proper attention court notes proceedings in the third district court today to day rebecca slater vs J L whitehouse defendant allowed to december to file affidavit wm win 0 reddon vs union pacific railway company defendant allowed until january to lite file statement on motion for new trial utah central railway company vs central pacific railway company trial before court in pi ogress progress returned froni from abroad yesterday brother william A RosF rossiter Ro iter returned from a visit to europe ile he stopped roost of the time of his absence in england among relatives in the vicinity of london but also enjoyed a brief sojourn in france we he would nave have prolonged his stay abroad a considerable sid erable time longer but for his health upon which the english climate had a deleterious effect he crossed the atlantic both ways on the gulon 0 aion co line of steamers addresses wanted morgan writing from hollis cloud county kansas under date of Nov november embe 1886 says will you be good enough to give my address to the many readers of your paper in utah as there are a great many of my old acquaintances living in that part whom I 1 would like to hear from but do not know where to write to 10 neither do they know where I 1 am mr morgan was wali formerly of dudley port fort staffordshire england iron bridge joseph watson of the firm of watson brothers is again in the city having just returned from the performance of an important contract on the utah central railway the necessity for a substantial and enduring bridge on that road at the lower crossing of sevier river has long been apparent and after determining to have it put in the work was entrusted to the watsons it is iron imported from the east resting upon out cut stone il and it is feet in length the eiers gr ridge idge is completed and has baa been accepted by the company at liberty ludwig berg of the eleventh ward was sent back to the penitentiary last night as the commissioner was in doubt as to a mortgage on the proper ty he helas was brought down again to klay day and was ordered released amos maycock of north ogden was released release tl yesterday having paid the fine assessed against him and served two terms 11 montis months for living with his wives jens hansen of mill creek having served one term for unlawful cohabitation was discharged this afternoon by commissioner critchelow incorporated secretary thomas today to day issued a certificate of incorporation to the I 1 price mercantile company of price emery co the officers are D J williams president W F williams vice president B F cummings jr secretary and treasurer martha A William J wll wil F cummings jr directors the capital stock is 40 divided into shares of 10 each each subscriptions of which areas are as follows D J williams of price 1 1000 emily W cummings of salt lake lake W F williams of price 1 B F cummingsjr of salt lake 1 martha williams of 1 price 1 this is all paid up and the new concern Is 19 therefore in sailing order the incorporation tion is for years valuable mementoes we have been shown a very beautiful engra en gravine vitic which will embellish the pages of the december number of the contributor to be issued in a few days the picture represents two nauvoo scenes josephs storehouse and the mansion they are both points of histo historical cical interest owing to their being connected with matters of great moment associated with the rise of the church and vers personal onal incidents connected with the prophet these engravings are two of a series af simian pictures whose value will increase witt with time they sire now esteemed as precious mementoes des of the ahe past but as 0 one ne by one the old landmarks are swept t away by the operations opera bons of time and changes produced ty by the hand of man the estimation of these pictorial productions will be proportionately enhanced they are executed from photographs taken specially for the contributor by the new york photoengraving company water tor the desert there is a vast quantity of arable land or what would be such if water could be got on it in the country surrounding surround ng deseret on all sides and bumaat ingenuity will sometime some time remove that one obstacle in a limited way steps looking to the reclamation of what are now barren wastes have already been instituted and these will of cour course sebe be followed by other exten extensive extensile siTe appliances by means of which vast ti tracts acts of good soil as can be found anywhere will be brought under cultivation we learn from the southern utah times that while the drive well wall machinery is not entirely satisfactory the pipe e goes down and soon the utah central people will prove the possibility I 1 t of making that vast desert valley b blossom bossom as the rose in a few more years the boundless basins will be pierced I 1 aced with innumerable siphons and the the subterranean rivers will irrigate thousands of twenty acre ranches the railroad company would find i profitable to hasten this result by furnishing freed free afew f ew thousand feet of iron pipe and gratuitous use of boring machinery to such of its employees as are willing willingto to devote a part of their time and energy to the enterprise court notes proceedings in the third district court to today day james spilled vs salt lake county until dec 15 allowed to plead to complaint the united states vs joseph blunt unlawful cohabitation one count plea of not guilty guilt Bf augustus b D perron was admitted to citizenship the grand giand J jury ry came into court and reported ten indictments under the laws of the united states saturday dec 4 was set for the arraignment ment of thos fenton for unlawful cohabitation and jas H mccormick disturbing the peace the rhe united states vs lorenzo unlawful cohabitation two counts sentence six months on each count ind and fine of on first count and costs M ME E Book ledge vs J E bomberger bamberger dismissed wm win G reddon vs union pacific railway suit for far r damages on trial before a jury aury first district court in the firs district court at ogden today to day john stoddard against whom there had bad been a one count indictment for unlawful cohabitation and to which he pleaded guilty was sentenced to six months imprisonment and a fine of and costs he was ordered corn com bitted the fine and costs were paid he will be taken to prison this evening the case of the unfitted states vs francis A brown blown was then taken up the indictment in this case is for unlawful cohabitation and contains four counts each covering a period ot of about ten days the defendant has already served a term of imprisonment for the offense the trial ti lal before a jury resulted in a verdict of not DOC guilty on all four counts in the ease case of mrs susan B parry who was to receive sentence on a con of perjury furt further laer time was for and granted storm Exper experience lence A gentleman frore from this city but who is now in the northern part of the territory sends the following under date of november to a friend in this city he was at portage in malad valley box elder county and had occasion to fo visit collinston collingston Col linston sixteen miles distant during the storm which prevailed last week he says 1 I drove to collinston collingston Col linston through the most 0 s t blinding snow storm I 1 ever saw tl I 1 lost 0 my way and had to camp in in a straw stack overnight over night but turned up all right next morning I 1 was two days instead of one making p the trip but perhaps it was a good thing for I 1 found a small boy standing by a vacant can house helas he was nearly frozen to death and could scarcely walk when I 1 found him I 1 got him moving took him to the straw stack with me built a d fire under a shed and we soon got warm he stayed with me that night as did also several others including a man his big wife and baby they were only half a mile from home but could not find the road there they drove off in the storm and were absent from us arout about two hours when they came back and stopped st ft the place they had started from having traveled in a complete circle during that time the snow drifted drift so avd that thai it was impossible to see more than a rod in in either direction business talk the leading me ine democrats of idaho do not propose to lie supinely upon their hacks backs and submit tamely to the monstrous frauds by means of which fred dubois was counted in as delegge among those not to be browbeaten brow beaten is jud B boyakin yakin ed editor aitor of the dem democrat lie ile says in his last issue I 1 the proprietor of the democrat on friday last repairing repairing to district attorney lambs amb s office to consult with him in the matter of arresting ar arresting F T dubois charged with ballot box stuffing ng add interfering with election officio officials in the discharge of their duties was told that mr mi lamb had gone to wood river and that jonas W brown would attend to his off leial business during his absence calling on mr brown that gentleman said baid he was not particularly employed to act for vr mr lamb but would take any small matters that might be presented ted telling him the object of our visit mr brown blown said that to effect an arrest the complaint and warrant would have to come from the county in which the chae was committed unless it could be made under the united states laws and that whether mr dubois could be arrested the latter waa a question bv he preferred to let mr lamb set tle tie mr lamb la m b is daily expected home 1 it is to be hoped that mr dubois can be rounded up under the U S laws which would obviate an expensive trip to the adjo adjoining iDing county we will accomplish com his bis arrest sooner or later if it is possible to bring it about watts falls by the way yesterday af afternoon vernoon george C watts of south cottonwood came into the third district court for arraignment ou on a one count indictment tor for unlawful cohabitation to the inquiry of the clerk as to ta his bis plea he be replied 1 I am guilty and if your honor pleases I 1 would like td submit a short statement 11 the statement referred tp was read by mr varian as follows to his honor judge zone zane dear sir having been indicted to appear before your honor on the charge of unlawful cohabitation I 1 wish to make the following statement to you in regard to my present condition and circumstances and also as to my intentions as to the future when I 1 married my second wife minnie maxfield I 1 did not understand that I 1 was breaking any law af pf of our coun country tri or that it was a crime in so doing aha and I 1 have continued kopro vide for and maintain her and her family up to the present time my financial possessions are father limited heing being confined to a holu homestead estead and some few stock valued according to assessment at VW my family consists at present of sixteen persons and in regard to the future it is my intention to conform to the law as interpreted by the courts I 1 shall be much obliged to your honor if you will inform me to what extent I 1 way may be permitted to go towards providing and assisting those who are absolutely depending upon me for their support there being five under seven years of age and their mother is not a healthy person by any means and you can see wat none of them are of an tege age to be of any aid or support to her in this trying time if left to their own exertions court by bk this statement it seems to be your intention to obey the law jaw watts yes sir decidedly court that is to say that TO yon will live with your first wife and ald h her er only watts yes t mr jr court well you on have a right to support the children of your second wife of your our plural wife and you XOU have the right to assist her by contributing to her support but you must understand that you have no right to five or associate with her as your wife and you had better not associate with her at all the fact that she is a plural plura wife will lead people to believe yuu are unlawfully associating with her if you associate with her at all you may support your children but be very careful not to associate with her in any way because if you yon do you will be likely to get into trouble again do you understand watts dessir Yes sir perfectly court well in view ot your representations and believing that your statement is made in good faith I 1 am disposed to suspend sentence you may liay file your statement with tile the clerk watts thank you sir for your leniency FROM SATURDAYS DAILY DEC 4 the timber case r the he first case under commissioner sparks ruling ruline came up before judge zane yesterday a suit having been brought against thomas lee of toodie for foi the value of feet of lumber alleged to have been cut and sold by defend ant the timber was taken from mineral lands but as mr lees attorney did not insert an allegation to that effect in the answer and asked permission to do so a continuance was rendered necessary which was taken at defendants cost two of the witnesses for the gov barnett and scott testified that lee had admitted to them that he had bad been running the mill since 1881 but he says and it is a notorious fact that it was established in 1884 this to is a specimen of reliability rei with a all leance sentence suspended today to day S B smith who created the disturbance in the tenth ward on the night of november was called for arra arraign an ment in the third court th indictment found by the grand jury against him accuses him of assault with a deadly weapon with intent to do bodily harm upon hyrum newton when the charge was read the defendant pleaded guilty and asked the court for the privilege ot making a statement which was granted the defendant then went on to say that his cifes folks had bad been trying to induce her to leave him because he be was not a good enough mormon and had tried to scandalize his reputation he had tried to live in accordance with the laws of the land and believed in doing so the offense with which he had been bean charged was committed while under the influence of liquor and he be could not remember what had taken place this was the first time he had been arrested for any of tense lense and he be hoped it would be the last he therefore asked the leniency of the court mr varian stated that no other charge had ever been made against the defendant who had committed this one when under the influence ot liquor when mr newton the officer went to arrest hombis weapon was discharged whether intentionally or not he be could coula not say he recommended and the majority of the grand jury who found the indictment thought it proper that the court be lenient and he suggested a suspension of sentence in response to inquiries by the judge the defendant said be was 22 years ars old 3 he was born in idaho but K had a d lived I 1 in utah 20 years sentence in his case was then suspended the course pursued by the court and aad its la is probably the best that could be adopted under the circumstances of the case the extreme penalty for the offense committed by young smith is two years in the penitentiary and a fine of 1000 and wi with h a suspension of judgment over him he will probably exercise |