| Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS DAILY OCTOBER 27 ogden utah oct 27 ambrose enwell one of the earliest settlers this section died about 11 morning at his residence on awen P fourth street liver trouble being immediate cause of death the de lj eased d was born in england but came ate U ails country in his infancy he was years of age and leaves a ardow large family of grown up sons daughters wm watt the blacksmith at lay davis county the clipper says 36 just completed an invention which farmers will much appreciate both afi bP its c cheapness heap ness and utility it is an cament that can be fastened to a on I 1 plow low upon which the teamster gemni ride making a common plow to a sulky two of the at ments are already in use and are good satisfaction they can be g vaas defor for four do dollars clars apiece steps taken to get a caveat lay A baye axe been produced more valuable anven ton ten has all the rest of the towns in than ibie no county we call to mind cutter and a flue alac llac pipe atter ater that this inventor perfected ago and the automatic time e brake invented by giles bow on machine invented ff the ice hoisting brown and the sagebrush K p r A liter er and wire stretcher invented by the inventions are intensive 13 hodson ive but all are very valuable ape cutter is for cutting off well weli e under the ground A pipe was cut successfully over feet from the e fah FROM DAILY OCTOBER 28 ha I 1 millennial star oct 14 der 14 herbert erbert horsley has been hon released from laboring in the ly conference to return home ingham october ber 14 1897 william N casper of charles amder wasatch county utah called at a news office this morning having at returned from a mission to the states whither he went uthen mthm n 1895 he labored in west ae 29 e six months and the 4 the ht first afinder afinder of the time in east ken where he made many mamy friends ky a met with satisfactory success all 0 old id mining man guy F seely iBM found dead in a chair in the office dihe the prosser house at mercur last clock he has lived about 8 0 ening ing mercur tor for the last four years and twenty years has followed the mccu illation mining in utah he was a on of I 1 e of new york served the united with mexico and wax war actea the es in fa enacted acted for gold in california in y heart failure is given as the aae of death advocate B F saunders 4 1 known stockman by his tore fore sn jaqw john H lock is doing a slash shep business in this neck of the cods within the past week he has to omaha head tor for which A paid i from to last year j e p price arlice fetched by similar stock was frota 01 ra 76 cents to between here and aid salina there are now abw sheep waiting for cars to carry jam to Ne baska for the last three creeks beeks mr saunders who is now in has given steady employ ment to from 20 to 30 hands and has ijen 1 erl feeding 25 horses mr lock will ain in this part of the country un ll jatter S er christmas there seems to demand among eastern feed fc bor mutton to place on the holiday ff y offing markets lock who is in an expert at the business says the amer lean ican people are getting on to the right way to raise sheep for mutton and that that may partly account for the steadily increasing demand in the feeders market FROM FRIDAYs DAILY OCTOBER 29 elder W L openshaw of santaquin San utah county was in the city today and called at the news office he returned on oct 20 from a mission to the southern states on which he started on dec 7 1896 1895 his labors were in the mississippi conference and he was kindly received by the people peo ale and met with good success as a missionary he reports the work there as progressing s quite favorably and with bright prospects elder openshaw was released a short time earlier than is the usual rule owing to sickness in his family two of his children died during his absence the last one of these being a victim to typhoid fever and being buried one week before he reached home sister openshaw is now severely III but it is hoped that she will speedily recover elder john H akert of the fifth ward this city called on the news this morning and reported his return from the swiss and german mission field for which part of the world he left this city oct 12 1895 elder akert spent most of his time in traveling throughout switzerland where he preached the gospel to many honest souls and succeeded in opening up the way for abood a good work in the future the people treated him well and all in all he enjoyed his labors very much and returns home in good health well pleased with the privilege he has had elder william H linck who left this city in company with elder akert has been released and will be home about thanksgiving meanwhile he Is visiting relatives and friends in germany the jury in the T thomas ho mas murder trial came into court shortly after 2 this afternoon with a verdict of not guilty judge norrell immediately ordered the defendants discharge and in a few minutes mrs thomas was surrounded by a hundred or more colored people who congratulated her on her liberation the jury came to a 8 Ae decision cislon oaf on the farst ballot and in less than fifteen minutes after they had retired ti red to their rooms they were then taken to lunch and on their return lent ent word to judge norrell that they had agreed upon a verdict the result occasioned no particular surprise and seems to meet with general approval mrs thomas and her brother wept for or jov over the result the defendant was than discharged and the cash bond if f 1000 was ordered taken down bourt ourt then adjourned for the term lehi oct 27 1897 seeing a comment oh the Sou southern nr r central pacific railroad company baving back money to the jubilee commission and speaking about many harsh things being said about the company om pany I 1 wish to state that while in n my mission to the state of cal fornia I 1 had occasion to travel much hoth on the main line and also side li tr anches ranches and must say our elders are very courteously by the boffl bals from the head office in san franisco to every conductor or agent or he line shortly after elder nye took toola barge of the mission permits were issued to us at half balf fare to go anywhere e r p nur duty called us and for the treatment I 1 received especially from the gentlemanly agent in sacramento where I 1 had my headquarters most of the time I 1 shall always speak well of the road and I 1 believe so will all the mormon elders yours for fairplay fairplay T F A 6 5 per cent dividend on the capital stock of the utah sugar company payable november ath at the office in this city is the substantial reminder of good investment that awaits the shareholders of that institution but that Is not all the farmers will get a higher price tor for their beets this year than last these were matters that were determined upon today speaking of the decision manager T B R cutler said to a news new man this afternoon the directors of the utah sugar factory held a meeting today and declared a dividend of 5 per cent and con considered the question of the price to be paid for sugar beets for the ensuing year it was decided to fix the price at per ton delivered at the factory as against 4 the price which prevailed last year this increase is based upon the fact that the tariff act recently passed advanced the price of sugar on the general market 1 per hundred pounds the beet crop unfortunately is very small as compared with that of I 1 last ast year being only about half of that harvested in 1896 sarah IEL died at her home in forest dale yesterday afternoon at 3 she was born on the day of june A D 1838 in franklin county pennsylvania and came to utah in 1862 resided in salt lake city until 1866 and then removed to fort her riman salt lake county and was wag first president of the relief society at that place she has always been connected with the relief societies in the various wards in which she has re sided after living at herriman for three years the deceased returned to salt lake city and lived here until about six years ago when she removed to forest dale where she resided at the time of her death she had bad no children jill of her own but was beloved for her motherly instincts by all who knew her if to relieve the distressed and to visit and befriend the widow and the fatherless is true religion the deceased was truly religious of a humble simple and unpretentious nature she vet impressed all who met her with the beauty of her character and the purity and patience of her life the funeral will be held at the forest dale meeting house on sunday october at I 1 p m the friends frienda of the deceased are invited to 09 b present acting attorney general beener X smith has sent an opinion to governor well relative to the sanity of wm lewis who killed a barber aj 4 sanor sandy several years ago and who as Js confined in the state insane asylum at provo the opinion to is as couo lohowa we are receipt of your cation of the dinst in reference to one who is confined in the state insane asylum at provo from the facts shown in your communication and in closures it appears that the person Is under an indictment tor for the crime of murder however before being placed upon trial under the indictment there was an inquiry as to his sanity at that time as provided in sections et seq of the code of civil procedure which resulted in a finding at that time that he was insane and he was therefore committed to the asylum section provides for the trial of at such person when he becomes sane th there e is however in this act no definite formby form f procedure for removing him from the custody of the officers of 0 the asylum into the custody of 0 the sheriff of the county where the crime was committed 1 I find however that the legislature of 1896 in chapter section 31 being an act in reference to the state insane asylum provides for the discharge charge of a person from the asylum when they have become sane 1 I would advise you that under the said section some person should file an affidavit with the board of insane asylum commissioners setting up that persons sanity and that the person is unjustly deprived of his liberty the board should thereupon request the judge of utah county to inquire into the sanity of the person and if upon examination the person should be adjudged not insane then an order should be made discharging him from the custody of the superintendent of the asylum but remanding him to the custody of the sheriff of salt lake county to be placed upon his trial for the crime charged in the indictment it would also be advisable to make a showing in the jhb affidavit and also at the time of the hearing before the judge that the person is under an indictment tor for the crime of murder in salt lake county FROM faix saturdays DAYs DAILY OCTOBER 30 ogden standard at 10 last night mrs ambrose meyers was returning home after a short walk when she was attacked with a spell of coughing and an hour later expired at the time of the attack she was passing the residence of mrs alice greenwell near the corner of twenty fourth and monroe avenue and she was taken into the house dr dickson was called though he worked for some time with her it was of no avail dr dickson stated that the cause of death was heart failure mrs meyers was the wife of ambrose meyers and lived at 2321 2821 quincy avenue she was 49 years old and leaves four children two boys and two girls to mourn her loss lose she has been subject to severe attacks of coughing and only last sunday had a very severe one and had frequently complained of a pain in the region of the heart at an early hour this morning mr B U P F cummings sr who is nearly 77 years yeara of age was standing on the pavement nearly in front of his own home which to is at east second south street speaking with a lady who lives next door when he was run into by a man ihan riding a bicycle and knocked down the tha rider was thrown from his wheel but quickly mounted it again and rode on down town without waiting to learn what damage he had done mr cummings sustained several injuries and bruises of a painful but not dangerous character the right cheek bone came in contact with the edge of the pavement causing a severe bruise and a marked discoloration under and around the eye the old gentleman was quite stunned at first but soon rose to his feet and walked into his own home there to Is no excuse for the bicycle rider his victim was standing perfectly still at the time the collision occurred and there was plenty of room for the rider to pass he hurried on before his bis identity could be ascertained MONDAYS DAILY 1 information comes from thurber wayne county of the accidental killing of bf john H safely on wednesday night safely was on his way h home ome ft from loa 1046 and according to report iwas awas somewhat intoxicated and had been cro creating ting considerable disturbance en e route during the night he drove his toi into a dp wash and aad he h and oner one of his horses were killed by the wagon falling upon them the deceased was about 60 years of age and left a wife and one child william partridge of oak city millard county met with a most singular and serious accident while hunting in the mountains two or three days ago he was passing through some timber when the gun he carried was accidentally discharged the ram rod being in the barrel it was shot out with terrific force and passed almost through his body thus wounded partridge traveled twelve miles to his home where he received surgical attention his condition is very serious and he may not recover nephi republic J W price of this city met with a most curious accident while driving out to a wedding reception to which he was invited As he was going along a prickly burr was dashed into his eye mr price suffered excruciating pain for twelve days he sought several doctors but no relief the other day however the gentleman happened to be at mrs S A maziers Ca house when that lady started in to doctor the gentleman with a pair of tweezers the lady plucked three burr points out of his eye since that time the gentleman has not suffered any pain mrs cazier received the unstinted thanks of the gentleman for having afforded him the desired relief A brief telegram from elder ellas elias S kimball president of the southern states mission to president woodruff announces the death yesterday sunday october 1897 from typhoid fever of elder lewis jacob bushman the telegram was sent from chata the misson headquarters but conveys no particulars beyond those given the state and county in which elder bushman has been laboring Is not even given reference to the church records here shows that he was born at lehl lehi utah july 16 1872 and that he is the son of martin 13 and lucinda I 1 L goodwin bushman he left home for his misson april 15 1897 and held the priesthood of a seventy to which calling he was ordained by president C D Fj elstead at the time he was set apart it is thought that he Is a married man payson globe hugh wilson for many years a resident of this city died at his home tuesday at noon of la grippe he went home the friday before he died and complained of being sick and went to bed and never got up again he was an honest industrious hard working man and it is said that a hundred wells in this city are the result of his labor deceased was born in england jan 1 1838 and when a boy he left home and went to sea where he spent several years as a sailor he chosed the plains with a handcart hand cart company in 1849 he leaves a wife and four children two sons and two daughters all the children being from his first wife the funeral services were held in the iliff academy wednesday afternoon at and the remains were buried beside the grave of his first wife over in the city cemetery elder tanner of milford allford Ml lford beaver county dropped into the news sanctum this morning having returned on oct froma mission upon 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