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Show 4UH 1 T II U0?i ,1 "''T IJV" l-- i H H E '' Lit March.- of t e rne ! from the looted trustees, and I of -- he legal bull fight between Fred Shesp Herd Tuesday. Mrs. Janies Cariile died Sunday morning, she has been ill for a long Tiaibin of Mijuay and William Winter: cn of Charleston wr.s ch tided in ;ime. Heber. letter from A. C. Hatch out in Uintah Co., states the horses and cattle A are doing fine. If the slush keeps up like it did the first of last week there will be a great sale for rubber boots. The air was quiet cool Friday morning. The storm was all cleared away but the cold wasnt Died. Of whooping cough, last Friday tKe infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thomas Glut worth v and I leber Crook have got the material hauled to build . t he youngest one-the Brown child ren that was dfownejd was found Tuesday and was buried 1 hursday afternoon, andahey are still searching for the other child. 1 Snow balling is the favorite game for the boys now. . xt re D. James Clyde treasurer. - Mr; Samuel Wing H E R A L Ilauhi i Plenty of snow fell Thursday. CoTgreS'i. adjourned ( n the 4th . E R 15 their opposite the Herald butcher-sho- p office r : Mr. and Mrs.'Levi Mo.itogmervs baby on die 3rd oy died of whooping-cougt f March 1891, The child vas about ine weeks old. 1 h 1 " At the meeting of the Wasatch Co., Henry Olnviler and Issac erri-gati- on favor of Harbin by justice Duncan of Thun day the Utah Central did net , get into Park City, and Friday it did not get in in time to connect with the I leber stage, consequently we did not get any Salt Lake mail for two days. , ) E uka. L tali, Mar. 5th In the Mam-- " nuih Mine yesterday about 6.30 the cage got away from the controll of the engineer and Cap. Thom and another man were precitspated 600 feet, flic captain is not expected to live. " E. W. Jones Provo Distric Court r charged with embezzlement v,a aequitt- e;i, Rob Suazey charged with grand larceny was found guilty. Sentence set for Mar. 18. A gpod perfume for closets apd drawers, tiid one that will hclplakeep the moths away, is made of one ounce of cedar, rhubarb and cloves, pulverized together. Put the powder between cotton and tie in a bag. |
