Show LOCAL AND OTHER MATTERS DAILY JULY 13 two boys about 18 years of age with pitchforks last evening assaulted se be guardjr agnason Ai Al nason an icelander over 60 years of age living at spanish fork and badly injured the old man cutting a big gash across his forehead splitting and breaking nils nose and bliach cang ng his lips ir in several plazes places the twya boys who did the WOM are arc foster faster bowen and a nd james jamea davis it seems that they in company with another boy went to the Ic elanders place Pl awot ot water a horse A six year old grandson of agnason was standing near and the intruders attempted to duck me fhe little fellow when his grandmother aroused by his screams rushed to ills his rescue sae was hold of by the third boy who it is alleged Slig ged handled tier her pretty roughly lt tearing earing her skirt from her and ran out ot of the yard the old gentleman attracted by the noise rushed out and seeing what the disturbance vas was picked up a board and the boys say struck their horse bowen and davis ran to a nearby hay stack and armed them helwes with pitchforks and beat the old man unmercifully knocking him down DAILY JULY 14 word was received by the news this afternoon that sister melissa lott smith willis died at lehl lehi yesterday the funeral services will be held at the rehi meeting house tomorrow afternoon at 2 the remains afterward being shipped to salt lake on we the ro letto grande western train which arrives here at p m and interment WI will 11 be made in the city cemetery apere ere all friends of the deceased are invited to either attend the services at iehl or at the cemetery here sister smith was a widow of the prophet joseph smith liebi banner we learn from good authority that the prospects are good 1 tw r the enlargement of our sugar factory provided the proper terms can be made with the farmers this is good BOWS for an am increase in the capacity capaci ty faraas ae S an increase indrea se of business and the of more money here it doffer dOff Vr the tendency of those interested a the indus industry to erect factories of torger I 1 4 capacity as they can be worked sore ore koono economically and will give better sigta the farmers here are able to good beets and at a profit be earbe U they have put in much time and have gained valuable experience in the vt few years which make them the paws 0 of f any farmers in the world and chances are good for them branch out ut in aare gre extensively in this indus y in the he near future the people of ate section ton will be glad to hear of a farther r development of this industry bid h has done so much for us and which has such ouch a bright future before ft f prescott Pt jt escott ariz july 14 A minin mining mil thas just juat been decided here which by the higher courts Z to revolutionize methods of r jhang tbt eing mining deals as well as involve numerous properties in litiza t alon I 1 aw I 1 flax years ago dr H H warner con years with judge E W wells and soft bm lawler aler for the purchase of the mine for paying over warner stocked the mine un ame arf we the seven stars aln my or selling large V i of stock in eastern states and g a personal guarantee would pay 16 per cent a year dividends warner failed and the seven stars mining company collapsed with him the stockholders brought suit against wells and lawler for the recovery of money paid for stock ot the seven stars company and judgment has been rendered in favor of the plaintiffs for to act as a lien against the mines minea till paid the case cae will be appealed to the supreme court of the united states to obtain final de decision cislon the following letter by the members of the ON old folks committee in this city is self explanatory salt lake city utah july 14 1898 simon bamberger esq president salt lake ogden railway city dear sir the old folks committee tender to yourself and lady our sincere thanks for the unstinted liberality shown by you in aiding our efforts to entertain the aged of this community for the free use of lagoon and transportation por tation to and from farmington etc we take pleasure in stating that all the offic officials isis both of the railroad and lagoon acted in the most kind and courteous manner towards the visitors and we know of no unpleasant incident to mar the success of the he old folks day at lagoon we axe are very gratefully yours WILLIAM B PRESTON GEORGE GODDARD C R SAVAGE JOHN KIRKMAN WM EDDINGTON WM NAYLOR W L BINDER NELSON A EMPEY 1 ANDREW JENSON B S YOUNG FROM FRIDAYs DAILY JULY 16 15 nephi republic word has been received at this office that uncle isaac edinborough had died in england from pneumonia and diabetes the deceased was paying a visit to relatives and friends mr and mrs daniel davis 1932 price st scranton pa ts is desirous of hearing from jenkins edwards who emigrated grat ed from romney Pon cloten south wales about 1867 also from watkin davis who in the fifties mammoth record james a brakeman on the new east tin tic railroad met with an accident which came near resulting in him losing his life he was waa descending from a car loaded with mining machinery when hin his foot slipped and he was thrown under the wheels and his left foot was badly smashed the accident took place in front of the depot tuesday at p m the injured man was taken to st marks hospi hospital taJ salt lake where drs bascom and metcalf amputated the injured member the dark clark boy who was injured about the face by an explosion during the jollification last night and who was taken to dr Parme Parm leea elees office was turned over to dr hughes the who attended the injury to khe he boys eyes the doctor said this afternoon altemoos alte moon that the injury to the left eye was very serious so far As the functions of that member are concerned it has received reee tved a penetrating penetrate rati 49 injury from a missile which will prove very distressing distress ift the right eye contains a number of graf grea iule of powder which voli affect the member for the ja ent but whose injurious effects if 14 is not pretended pre ended will trove brove permanent the UAL lad who Is in 16 s of e Ws wab taken to the holy cross hospital today mammoth record J C fulmer was found dead at the north star mine by the 11 shift when they went on duty last night prom from all evi evidence denee obtainable it is thought that fulmer ran into a missed hole as he was badly mangled his right arm being blown oft off and the right night leg merely hanging by a shred the collar bone was broken the skull crushed and the ribs smashed in this was the second shift the deceased had put in and it seems seema that he had made preparations to leave ii the mine as his tools were all packed up he in all probability went to the missed hole and stooping down pulled on the fuse when the explosion took place which launched him into eternity an inquest was held and a verdict rendered in accordance with the evidence deceased was 56 years and leaves a wife and six children childre t to 0 mourn his loss the remains 0 b be 0 shipped to his old home for interment there is a splendid colonization movement on foot in the northwest territories it is known as the alberta colony and is situated on the st marys river north of the indian reservation which lies in the northernmost part of mont montana a the country being a new one it offers fine opportunities to home seekers and those wishing to identify themselves with the growth of a new locality the land is good and requires little irrigation and good crops will be the result of proper attention with a modicum of labor atter after the ground has once been broken it is the intention n to soon begin the construction of a canal from a point on the st marys river to sterling a distance of about thirty miles the contracts will be let to the people that is intending settlers who will be given preference in the selection of lands those who perform the labor of bull buildings ding k the canal will be paid one half cash and tue the other half will go 90 to the payment tor for the land they desire to occupy which will of course be in proportion to the amount of work they do on the canal this arrangement ement is a splendid one tor for the reason that while the settler Is play paying ing for his land and in labor he will receive a sufficient amount of cash to carry him along and with which to purchase seed build a a home etc etem after he has secured the ground the work on the canal will be paid for on lot the basis of ten cents per yard of dirt with rock work in proportion and will be given out under the supervision of at D 0 card esq who will the letting of contracts the locality of the colony to Is on the line ine of a prospective railroad of tte he guilding tuil building ding of which there Is no doubt so that conditions win be of the most moat advantageous kind work on the canal will begin iti in september next and is to be finished ou on or before december 81 1899 for one with a family who is looking tor for a spot on this earth in which to eventually have a comfortable home this opportunity Is a good one and doubtless advantage of the same willbe will be ly taken by many here in mali as wen as in other states now FROM DAILY JULY 16 there is an ordinance in cache CO coun un ty imposing a 41 t tw ot of 60 0 on m each 1000 head bead of beep in the couf bounty ttY and it blu baa I 1 been announced cheit the bap men have bave in the im impo pm eKlon ot of the Us tax the news is fe able tar 40 by however wever that the 0 owners wile of sheep deem the tax an anft jid are preparing to fight it 11 are out owners to obtain taft nae nece etory pi pipers pars and 14 to mu tak the bary steps lb to the tax will 16 dotte brigham Brig hajn city news joseph knudson has been engaged in business in malad city idaho for some time past and was beginning to feel quite encouraged cou raged over his prospects he did especially wem weel on an july ath and aad last thursday morning started from there with locked up in a chest in Ws his wagon to some purchases in this his city and ogden he reached the bridge near collinston collingston Col linston that night flight and camped by the side of the river sleeping near the wagon when he got up in tie the morning he was astonished to find ithac the chest had bad b been een broken open and the money taken toge together theT with his best suit of clothes A suspicion attaches to a certain party but there to is no evidence of his guilt millard progress at monday afternoon the first flood of the season came rushing down from the mountains above fillmore little damage wap wan done and that was in filling up mhd daches great big boulders were swept along like so many chips and more came down than seen at any previous time while it is estimated that cords of timber came with them the stuff was so thick that it could hardly run when the head of what is known as the sunday and sink ditches were reached the latter was choked up and the great mass of stuff went tearing ring down the sunday ditch toward coward t the he reservoir below several hours later another large volume of water and mud came rushing down but like the first did no damage in tact fact it did good in washing out the creek and taking away the nasty foul smelling stuff that was left by the first one it was just two years ago monday when we experienced that large and disastrous flood in fillmore PROM MONDAYS darly DAHY JULY 18 governor wells and all the relatives lye s of briant wells were made glad this morning by the receipt of a letter giving definite news of the condition of the young lieutenant who has been known to be wounded but from whom no definite information has been receive received ed in vain has the governor graphed telegraphed tel for tidings from his wounded brother but no news could be obtained consequently the family and friends have been distressed with apprehension lest permanent harm had come to the young soldier the letter received this rooming morning by his excellency brought glad tidings and lifted the great burden which has weighed the minds of loving ones here at home the message was written by mrs lassiter and was waa dated tampa florida july it says that briant was wounded in the first days fight and that he was placed in the hospital of the first division along with lassiter who was also wounded both the officers ly ingin the hospital together aleut aleut leut wells was struck by a bullet just juet below the calf of the leg and as no bones were broken or fractured the young officer Is on the high road to recovery and is speedily gaining strength the news is certainly welcome to the family and also to the friends friende who may read the columns of the news newa today DAILY JULY ig 10 mrs mra margaret braggs 55 new radcliffe st renshaw henshaw street oldham england desires of joseph and peter moss who left bedford leigh for utah between SO 80 and 40 years ago mrs 1 wallace Wall aee crown street glasgow south side aide scotland desire to hilr hear from or of john kennedy and and family who left kilmarnock KU marnock Ayrs ayrshire hiroo j scotland 4 in 1871 or 1872 1979 and emigrated 0 te tc wyoming wyoming papers assisting in this inquiry will confer a favor between and 6 last evening edwin burrows a lad of 18 years yeam shot himself through the heart at his home near the state prison yesterday afternoon burrows had accompanied I Is foster mother mrs peter moore to town and assisted her in the disposition of a load of vegetables returning home bome about the boy went to the stable to the horse and when a few minutes later mrs moore went to look for the boy she found him lying upon his back dead the revolver with which the shooting was done lying at his side with one empty chamber mr and mrs moore were in the house less than feet from the stable at the time the shot was fired but neither of them heard the report the revolver from which was fired the darath dealing shot was a present to the lad from mrs moore she having very recently purchased the weapon for him jeff smith an engineer on the rio grande yesterday fell from his engine at a point about a mile and a half east of sunnyside Sunny side and received injuries which resulted in his death shortly afterwards the accident occurred while the train was in motion the body will be sent to grand junction far burial the jody of an unknown man was found st erday at blue cut five miles west ot of price on the rio grande western his identity has not been established but he was about thirty five years of age and had on when killed a woolen shirt of flesh color a brown coat and a pair of blue overalls and lace shoes of weight and a cheap braided straw hat he woo WB evidently a laborer looking for work for he was clean and his clothing wax was neat while cheap A white linen handkerchief and a lunch were the only things he carried his body was taken to price by train SNo no 24 at yesterday morning and was still warm when it arrived about this morning H S lee night clerk at the cullen hotel went into the wash room presumably to get a drink of water and a short abort time afterwards he was found sitting in the bootblack chair cold in death having occasion to go into the wash roam night porter willis saw mr lee sitting very naturally in the bootblack chair and apparently asleep going to awaken him willis was horrified to find the old gentleman dead he immediately gave the alarm and upon physicians being summoned the cause of death was pronounced to have been apoplexy mr lee was 65 55 years old and has a son on in beatrice neb H A lee who is cashier of the first national bank in that town it has not been determined ter mined whether the remains will be interred here or will be sh shipped I 1 aped to nebraska pending instructions from the son no inquest instruction will be held h d because considered unnecessary mr lee was much troubled vath astena asthma having had about two months ago a very severe attack |