Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS TT ERS DAILY NOVEMBER 2 ninetieth anniversary of the of the late president john tay awas elaborately celebrated last 9 at the residence of his daugh rs re A E hyde no 40 west temple street the function wr was as r i a repetition of what has be to be an annual gathering of the ves vea of the deceased such an af vas gs held last year n the fourteenth assembly rooms prior to that it en held at the residences of some sons and daughters but on that tha t ion I on m a divination divia tion was made in order all 11 who were related in any way be given the opportunity of at gathering last night comprised y alve adult members an in ing program was carried out afa included an address by george saylor lor the presidents eldest son yag by miss edna hyde and rela by president joseph F smith were also served th the e terling ng lasted tram from 7 until 11 awas s a most pleasant affair in every ocular ar ila afternoon the children of the y met at the residence of mrs mra hoail 1 another daughter of the ded on west temple street and tt the time in youthful pleasure had bad been provided for the boca among those present who at jd last evenings affair were M geo Q cannon cannoa joseph F smith elder A M cannon president of grait lake stake and others wish ish we could impress on parents of guarding their daugh om the traps and snares set for or by the traveling gentry those T dress well are smooth tongued pD olite and generally appeal to the afes of giddy and unwise girls spoke chief of police pratt in his this morning to a news re lh the remarks were brought through rough reference to the case of binkier inkier ler C constant the swell gentle vf who ho was arrested several days charged arged with vagrancy his hear acad ad been set tor for 10 this tug before justice timmony but the time came and the police B chamber had been filled with ibous I 1 inquisitive people mr con sn was non est eat and the court dei his ball of 60 50 forfeited at the V time ordering the issuance of a yaji warrant for his arrest stant to Is one of the class to which ifft I pratt had reference in his re aft given above he belongs belonga to a sn anity ty that should be severely on entrance into any town ton 11 arthe e chief they come in here set B caps for the young girls and alid in I 1 kind affable way wal lure luie to on to distress and ruin they lwell well sometimes have money and bulte a dash among thought j f young women A man apt it have to be without money ye convicted of vagrancy no that s a an idea and one which we before we get through class of people f chief then went on talking in a way concerning the subject in euid d called attention atten alon to the arrest relay k of dan quinlan as a case efing that bt constant he baid id atten t were a dalig dangerous erous element in unity and should be given ik a orth erth so 00 that th they would be led pastures paa tures n new wherein they could could more easily accomplish their hearts desires when constant failed to appear the impression became general that he had left the city and doubtless this is the case as he has not been seen since last evening chris diehl was on hand ready to him to a finish but the young attorneys ambition was demolished and now he is trying to convince abe officers tint that a mistake was made in allowing him out on such a light ball bail why it should have been at least 11 said mr blehl today and perhaps then we would have had a chance to do something with ham the defendants fend ants attorneys powers and lippman ippman Li and mr hall were apparently patently ly as much the prosecution when the dashing dude failed to put in an appearance FROM DAILY NOVEMBER 3 andrew J burt who for a considerable time was in charge of troop 1 I torreys torreas Tor reys rough riders at jacksonville fla returned from the south yesterday afternoon hale and hearty and with a decided soldierly sold bearing sio 80 far as health and appearance are concerned it would seem that he is much better than when he went away with the troop in may last he declares that he has enjoyed himself tho thoroughly while absent and that the bodinof body of men from utah over whom he presided was the very best in the regiment johm Stead lander a carpenter in the employ of the rio grande geande western died very suddenly at his home corner of burton court and second south street this city last evening deceased had been ailing for several days 1 but his illness ill iDess was not thought to be of at a very serious mature although he i had had severe vomiting 1 spells during that period late last night mr Stead lander informed his wife that if she ahe did not send for a doctor arad that immediately he would dle die his wife became alarmed and sent betit for dr fowler but he be could not be secured then she summoned dr mcachran but birt on olm his arrival the man was dead at arat farat tt it was wa thought he had poi himself but this theory was set at naught by dr mcachran MoA chran who stated that had the man taken poison he would not have been able bo speak as lie be did such a short time before the doctor actor d however would not mot attach his signature to to a death certificate te as he was not satisfied as to fco the che real cause of MT mr Stead landers sudden taking oft off this has already proved itself to 0 o be the best beet sugar year in the history of utah and the west the product of the lehl lehi factory is comparatively speaking enormous more than ten million pounds of the sacca hartne product will be turned out about halt half of that amount has already been produced the will occupy the time of the factory until about the first of the year the splendid crop and the very good showing made by the factory together with the sale of one hundred and fifty thousand dollars of bonds taken by zions savings bank and the deseret national bank seventy five thousand each has greatly stiffened the price of the stock there being dally daily demands for it upon the open opa market the indications point to it becoming one of the best beat class ot of securities in the state within the near future the oad eh factory as done much better atef this year the first of its existence than did the lehi factory during its first years run the reason for this is that it has had the benefit of the formers experience when engaged practically in experimental work its product will be about four million pounds or 40 per cent of that produced by the lehl lehi factory the oregon factory in which ogden people and capitalists are largely interested will turn out about two million pounds it is also the first year of that institution it has a good many obstacles of one character and another to contend against at the outset but it is now in a fair way to become a heavy producer it is expected to do much better next year than this justice miner delivered an opinion today concurred in by chief justlee justice zane awl justice barton bartch in the case of L G heywood od vs the board of county commissioners of weber county co unity and ana newton farr clerk appellants remanding the cause to the lower court with instructions to reverse and set aside the judgment granting grani grao thug ting the peremptory writ of and ana to enter judgment in favor of ants I 1 proceedings to in this case i were commenced by heywood against again bt the dei de i for the of them to execute anid and deliver ft 0 deed ot conveyance to lots 16 and IT block 1 Herri Herril iman mim addition to ogden city and to accept the sum of 10 offered by heywood the board of county comm lesto alers of weber crunity co unity last may kay advertised the property for saie sale under a tax deed Plair stiff bid 10 for the and the board refused to tender the taxes interest and costs amounted to 1383 and the notice motice of sale contained contains d a clause prOvi providing dinc that no bid would be accepted for less than all taxes and cos costs ta heywood brought a writ df man damus to compel the hoard to to accept the bid judge overruled a demurrer of the defendants defend a and grafted graor ted the writ when an am appeal was taken the quest question loh presented to the ft freone court was whether ther upon the bale sal of real estate under section 2666 re statutes 1898 the board of commissioners is compelled to accept the highest responsible bid for th the p lind land for sale or may it reject navy any bid fo for r less leas than the amount due for taxes interest and costs of sale dr lees the statutes fix the sum of ap ugh auch bid ia the board of com commissioners contend ed that they had the richt to ft the th min in uni sum suin belde which w 6 hjad would be accepted while heywood in slated that the highest ald for foe the lahd must m te be accepted whaler it equals the and costs or 1114 no the court holds hold that tha the commissioners s r boners were not to sell the property under ahe referred deferred to unless the aino ofine of the taxes interest sad aad costs coats were offered A reversal is as then ahen ordered I 1 PROM DAILY 4 isabelle Isa 1 mother other aa of uri mrs joseph william at her home in logal ehte morning taj th cause of dearbas death Jc deveaw Decea seiT was 65 years of age aab and oame come from on tees Zu durham anglo many years aa ao ah nov 4 ed 1 af hooper was brought in here tha aker a noon with his big left hand band and off was out hunting near fiose this morning and while draw drawing ilig his through the bruah thi the weapon was stach discharged arged with the th bated stated DA eiph gaya at al to the injured which V 41 s jj was terribly lacerated when brousha here bire mr simpson was unconscious and in a very bad condition the wound having received very little attention it ls ip thought that while mr simpson who Is ie about 35 years of age is very low now he will eventually recover with proper care dan dunning a member of battery B of utah light artillery has written a letter to W E stimpson of the oregon short line recounting his experiences at manila mr dunning was a telegraph operator on the rio grande western when the war broke out and quit a good position to enlist most of the letter was of a personal character he says he has thrived upon philippine climate and has not been sick a day he speaks of the respect shown the utah boys by all the army and adds that they are very pleasantly situated just before he wrote the letter he states that the smallpox had broken out at manila but adds that none of the utah boys have contracted the disease hon heber J grant and J 0 kimball hav haw returned from a tour through the mormon settlements of colorado on sunday and monday they met in conference and spoke to the people at manassa Manae ea and on tuesday held a meeting with the young mens mutual improvement pro association which waa more largely attended than any meeting of the conference excepting the one of sunday afternoon elder grant says that the saints in that section of af the country have raised good crops crop this year and are in a fairly prosperous condition they have reclaimed thousands of acres of land that a few years ago was considered practically worthless the reclamation has been made through the means of sub irrigation instead of irrigating as they formerly did and as the farmers banners of utah now do they simply run large streams of water through their land once in the early spring edme and as there is a hard pan formation a short distance below the soll soil the water prec through sufficiently to keep moist for the remainder of the season and produce a good crop in this way labor to is great ly reid reduced and farming made much more profitable as the time originally employed in making three or tour four irrigations ions ioas can be devoted to something else the altitude is considerably higher than here being feet only a few shade trees grow and no fruit trees this gives the country more or less of a barren and dreary appearance yet it is fast being reclaimed and is becoming productive and a good place to live in A great amount of grain tens of thousands of bushels and plenty of potatoes are being raised when the mormon first commenced settling in that section of country it was believed to be profitable for only stock raising purposes but that idea has now been completely dissipated james morgan a silver city utah miner died suddenly at the clift house this morning dr DC kerr was called by the proprietor of the hotel but refused to sign the death certificate and justice of the peace sommer of the second precinct called an inquest for 4 to inquire into the cause of the demise A news bews man called upon proprietor lynch of the clift house this afternoon and ascertained from him alt all he be know knew with reference to the life and death of the deceased mr lynch stated that morgan came to his hl house home late tuesday night and registered he had a very vary bad cold at the time and was buffering fering besides feeling otherwise indisposed mr lynch did everything in 14 ato power pow to make main the ran ania comfortable comfor for lor table as possible giving biving him hiim a hot foot bath warm drinks and applying oil and turpentine to his chest on wednesday morgan felt considerable better and stated that he beal believed eved he would be an aid right within a few days he was also in an improved condition yesterday last night at eleven however he arose from his bed left his roam and went to the toilet whereupon mr lynch stepped out of the office and accompanied him back to his room and told him not to go out in the cold that he must not do so any more mr lynch then returned to the office and remained there until a in when he retired for the night at that time morgan was coughing a little more than he had been during his two or three days stay at the hotel but no particular attention was paid to that iba fact c t S at 6 5 this morn morning ling M lynch says he was suddenly awakened bya heavy dallof fall of some borne kind he got up and dressed himself as quickly as possible and went out into the hallway where he found morgan lying prostrate upon the floor he spoke to him and attempted to raise him but in vain whereupon he called one of the hotel empl employed emp loyes Dyes to his assistance and together they carried the unfortunate man back to his room and placed him upon his bed where he expired without recovering consciousness within seven minutes brom SATURDAYS DAILY NOVEMBER 5 sister anu ann irwin richards waft of t hyrum H richards died at the I amily residence rear of west seventh south street at 12 last midnight the immediate cause of death being inflammatory rheumatism sister richards was a sufferer for a week past and buried her infalt only last sunday she was a noble woman a kind and loving mother and a dutiful wife and died in full faith of the gospel to which she was a devoted adherent deceased was born at bristoll england march 10 1860 and leaves a husband and four young children to mourn her departure FROM Mos MONDAYS DAYs DAILY NOVEMBER 7 Bri brighman Brig ghann haan city nov 6 A three year old daughter of mrs lottie sanders of ColU Colli nabon was burned to death at that place thim afternoon aftem oon A number num berof of children were playing around a camp fire when the childs dress caught on fire with the above result 0 0 0 our correspondent at moroni writes information of the destruction by fire at that place saturday afternoon of a large recently completed barn the property of james draper the new barn an old one 76 75 tons of hay bay sheds corrals etc were entirely destroyed the value of the burned property is roughly estimated at 1260 mt pleasant pyramid the st joseph stake conference will convene in thatcher sunday and monday december ath and ath elders M F cowley and owen W woodruff of the quorum of the twelve apostles will be present with us A most enjoyable time is anticipated all are cordially invited to attend ANDREW KIMBALL W D JOHNSON 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