| Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS ja FROM DAILY JUNE 29 tuesday morning surrounded by her children sister barbara ann ewell evans passed to that great beyond and was at last relieved of the cares oft his earth deceased was one of the oldest ft inhabitants habitants of lehi and is well known throughout utah as the wite wife of bishop david evans now deceased the deceased has lain in a paralysed paralyzed state for some weeks and death was not unlooked unlocked tor for another railway accident in which a we was lost happened tuesday forenoon at thistle junction the following te telegram legrain was received at the sheriffs office thistle june 28 29 sheriff oley P madsen of manti was wa killed by an engine this morning please make arrangements range rge ments for the body signed BROWN TO it was detective john A brown who WA the telegram and sheriff storrs proceeded to thistle to more at once ih fully investigate the matter all that be learned at this time Is that i i can madsen was a sheep man from mantl and had bad been shipping and was laying r over at thistle to make connection to riding on a switch 7 e f return home he was k engine and in some way fell off As far as the law of the land is con y berned the murder of john egan the mining man in the senate saloon this the alth of july 1897 is now city on ap pp yf r HW avenged and the two men who caused t his death are occupying OCCUPY ing a felons cell in fa the state prison the curtain dels I on the last act of the tragedy y i drama in tile the criminal branch of the v t third district court this morning after A judge norrell had bad imposed a sentence of twenty years imprisonment upon jesse P F mcmillen McM iUen the senate saloon W tar tender who put morphine into egans beer thus causing his death y mcmillen received his sentence with K out betraying the least sign of emotion st s k ile stood erect with folded arms and apy attentively to the courts court Is rey i about 6 yesterday evening f little margaret the eight year old daughter of bishop whitney met with rl which resulted in the au u sec accident ident fj ang of a bone in her left leg the astle tle girl was swinging in the yard of r morris in the nineteenth ward f and a in jumping from the swing owing caught lier foot in a rope which threw her j aly to the ground the bi bishop shop r y notified and he sum 1 T dr basoom bascom who set the r 1 1 en b and the little lady is now getting along nicely no serious results daff feared about ut two years ago both bones of y i the ame limb were broken in the same i dmace a little above the ankle which boakes to akes last nights apel accident dent the more r gret table 1 f s we fg jennings of utah is quoted by the denver post as aa gi giving ving the following in n support 0 t of mrs alice ives feea fo for r p president r esad e nt of the federation fW omens clubs 1 na sectional questions should be yel we are willing that the sota shan ahall have all it can have the question is not to unite on a woman tor r otie one state or one corner abrner of the coun i afy 1 we want one candidate for the t 76 leole le federation who represents all antiona Ad tiona if you elect a woman for the Y south i you bring in a sectional ques 11 1 we know of nona better and I 1 vw abd others of the western states 1 pledged our o ur hearts and souls too to the ft teat vice president of the federation aed a woman ot of no mo south no east no north no west a woman aman of the federation first last and all the j time cheers FROM THURSDAYS DAILY JUNE 30 parson J T mink of Yoc kocany ELny ita wamba co miss desires the addresses of two young ladles ladies who left arkansas for utah about three years ago their names were marietta and martha arnetta vinson information sent to the above address will be gratefully received recently the following questions were submitted to the attorney general by county attorney E W mcdaniel mcdandel of sevier Is it the duty of the county treasurer to register warrants drawn tor for witnesses and jurors fees in criminal cases when presented before he has received the funds from the state would registration of such warrants render the county liable for interest thereon ought the interest clause in such warrants to be cancelled when issued the attorney general recites the law applying in these oases cases and says the answer to the first question is yes to the second no and to the third gnat according to the present law the interest clause upon said warrants would be I 1 mere surplusage and therefore should be eliminated county treasurer lynch submitted his report of the receipts and diab disbursements urse of the state and county school funds to john R park superintendent of public instruction today the report is as follows balance on hand july 1 1897 received from state school fund received from county school fund real estate redemptions ons total 19 amount apportioned to school districts county superintendents salary county superintendents contingent expenses of office expenses of county institute 65 paid members of board of examiners balance on hand at end of school year june 80 total flaim DAMY DAILY JULY I 1 the funeral services over the rema ins of sister janet watson morris wife of bishop robert morris of the eleventh ward of this city who passed away on tuesday last were held yesterday aftem in the eleventh ward meeting house which was beautifully draped tor for the occasion in white relieved with floral devices while upon the pulpit and priesthood stand were palms and other potted plants the esteem in which the deceased was held was evidenced by the large number of friends who called to look for the last time upon the features of her whom they had learned learn ed to love while she had labored among th them em for the benefit of the poor and the sick and there were those who had known her as a girl in the land of her childhood bonnie scotland the services were presided over by counselor charles livingstone the singing was furnished fu by the ward choir and in part consisted of the familiar but ever beautiful selections 0 my father and nearer my god to thee elder robert patrick offered the opening prayer the speakers were elders john rider of mill creek who had chosed the plains with the deceased charles livingstone charles penrose G eorge teasdale and angus M cannon in the order named all of whom referred in loving words to their extended acquaintance with sister morris spoke of the fact that while a constant sufferer herself during the last few years her cheerful che erfur disposition and unwavering faith in her heavenly father were always an encouragement to her associates and made her beloved by all who knew her they testified to the c certainty ertain ty of her exaltation in the hereafter and the time when she would be reunited with her husband and children an affecting incident of the services was the reading by sister mary freeze of a letter from the remaining ofil cers of the relief society of which deceased was a counselor expressing their realization aliza tion of their loss the benediction was offered by bishop george romney after which the funeral 1 cortage wended bended its way to the city on the hill aher the remains of sister morris were laid await to await morning of the first resurrection elder bider joseph E taylor of the presidency of the stake offered the dedicatory prayer the floral offerings which were sent by the many friends of the deceased and also by the various associations of the ward were so numerous and beautiful that they completely covered the grave of the deceased and also that of her only son who had proceeded prece eded her but a few weeks and front from the effects of whose sudden death she had never rallied mayor dark clark heads of the depart ments and the city council of which bisop morris was a member attended the services in a body FROM SATURDAYs DAILY JULY I 1 idaho palls falls register mrs annie odell mother of mrs G J wright who has been here about six weeks had a stroke of apoplexy on wednesday afternoon mr george T odell of salt lake city was telegraphed for and arrived yesterday morning accompanied by dr rich of ogden who has ben been her physician for some time she was somewhat improved this morning ab she is 78 years of age y the enterprising people of union salt lake county have petitioned for and ia are now enjoying the benefits of a dally mall maji to their town it arrives it at lif lf in the morning and the return i mail to sandy salt lake and other points leaves at 1015 1016 A post le letter tt er bof will be found at mr J 1 burrells Durrel Dur rs dof corner lately owned by pioneer aft green en flake from which the matl mall wilt will be collected every morning at 8 9 tha jhb daily mall mail system began on july 1st ua and mr C denney to la the postmaster ors jos 0 pones fones the carrier and david brinton the contractor A frame barn not w stones throw from fire station no 1 burned bumen to the ground shortly atter after 11 awo this morning the blaze blase was caused auw vy br boys with firecrackers and the barn was used as an a storehouse by samuel ingleman and owned by patrick phelan lan the value of the building waa the only articles saved ere several pieces of second hand fuina ture the barn is in the tear rear of am S second east street sparks from the above abo ve Wt ignited edthe the laundry of sing hopi hop an adobe build ing owned by marie jonasson but ia this case the work of t the alre firemen was effective and the blaze blase wm exten au nihed with practically no damage mt pleasant pyramid pra ord came down own from thistle junction W that ole pete madsen of of mantl ha haa 4 4 n fait A r u if si been killed there by being run over and cut in two by a train it appears that madsen was walking down the track lust just north of the station when a switching engine ran him down from behind knocking him down and severing the body completely in two the engineer on the engine claims he gave warning by both engine bell and whistle and supposed the man would step from the track others who were near at the time say that no warning of any kind was heard and that the man was altogether unaware of the engines approach madsen was well known in this city the funeral services over the remains of mary belle boyce smith were held an the south cottonwood meeting house at 2 yesterday afternoon numerous relatives and friends from all parts of the country being present the casket was covered with beautiful floral etoral tributes bishops counselor T A wheeler presided and after the usual exercises of singing and prayer consoling and appropriate remarks were made by elders C D brinton samuel brinton jas taylor john sutherland W H kenner john labrum and thos A wheeler all praising the character and good qualities of deceased they had never heard am evil word spoken of her and never knew of her doing wrong in any way or of her saying an unkind word about any one she was always quiet and unassuming and aind a model young woman the regular monthly meeting of the priesthood of the salt lake stake of zion convened in the tabernacle today saturday july 2nd and at 11 am president an angus M cannon and counselors presiding singing prayer by elder waltre J beatle beatie singing roll poll called showing as follows one high councilor three patriarchs elders william C dunbar and ama nathaniel V jones of the arency of the high priests quorum ten presidents of seventies and six home missionaries AU all the wards of the stake were properly represented excepting the twelfth city ward and north jordan and east jordan of the country the second third fifth ninth eleventh thirteenth sixteenth eighteenth and twenty fifth quorums of elders were represented by their presiding officers the lesser priesthood was represented by members from the first tenth thirteenth twenty first and twenty second city wards the sunday schools and the young mens mutual improvement associations were represented by the stake thereof elders angus M cannon joseph E taylor charles W penrose and heber 3 orant grant addressed the meeting the burden of instructions given were that the sacrament meetings of the saints be not interfered with by quorum meetings of elders seventies or high priests i the remembering of the sab bab bath bathdry day to kep it holy and the great importance there Is for the teachers in the different wards and members of t mhd tae lesser priesthood when called to act laboring constantly for the salvation of 41 all the people visited adjourned to meet on saturday august oth at 11 am with singing the benediction by elder william C dunbar utah SUM sugar stock has taken some heavy bounds upward in the last few days Bt brokers lokers were searching for 1 airing the week at figures froni from to per par share the par value being but on one was found who was vas to sell the advance in sugar stock has been one oae of the most interesting features in the iffe history of the local market three years ago the stock had little or no standing john beck formerly one of the largest stockholders sold out at less than 4 per share and many other transfers took place at between 4 and 5 manager thos R cutler was in the city today and said to a news representative that the outlook was favorable for the th largest production this fall that the company had yet made the crop of beets was in splendid shape since the factory began operation in 1891 it had turned out about pounds of sugar the increase being gradual each year it is probable that this years operations will beg begin about september 1st ast the prospect for a great crop this fall is no doubt the cause of the advance in the price of the stock but the fortunate stockholders who know what a big crop at the present price of sugar will mean are holding on as determinedly as would be purchasers are seeking to have them let go A aromi net banker in this city gives it as his opinion that the stock will not stop advancing until it reaches a handsome premium A larse e stockholder in the company is authority for the statement that it is in very strong financial condition having recently paid off a large amount ot of its bonds several years in advance the wax war which has had a depressing influence on most stocks in the east i has not effected sugar stocks owing to the stiffened price for the commodity and it looks as though the same conditions would prevail here there is 14 also a probability of there being little or no competition from california sugar factories this year owing to the extreme drought in that state FROM MONDAYS DAILY DAIELY JULY 4 the news from the seat of war this afternoon conveying the intelligence i that D H wells second lieutenant of 1 the me sixteenth infantry was waa among the i wounded caused much speculation in certain quarters as to whether or not I 1 the officer mentioned was our cwi briant H wells brother to his excellency governor wells the dispatches state that the officer wounded wounded was a second lieutenant in the sixteenth infantry and in this they misstate the utah officers position inasmuch as briant H wells is a first lieutenant in the second infantry this I 1 I 1 mistake of course can easily be accounted for when it is taken into con that wells came from I 1 salt lake where the sixteenth was stationed for a number of years inquiry at fort douglas this afternoon af ter concerning the officers of that name in the U S army brought out the information from mrs Dash dashiell lell i wife of dashiell that besides briant H wells there were four fou others connected with the army they being A 33 wells major of the eighth cavalry D T wells a retired major frank L wells of the eleventh infantry and G M wells Well wellman san an army surgeon burgeon W j from the above it can readily be i seen that the D H wells referred to in the dispatches Is undoubtedly the i utah officer the extent of his wounds not being stated it is hoped they are of a minor character and 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