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Show j The Rkcistfr owe, and hereby tender an Apology to its readers I for the appearance in the last issue of the paper of an article headed, i ! Bible Words. Our excuses art, ; All kinds of stuff are sent to the ofiice and in the case apparently some crank or black guard had in the absense of the editor left a printed slip of paper containing ;he artule, on a' table in the office where the typesetter finding it among other copy set it with the rest, where it was not noticed before the printing was done and the paper circulated. - HopLig the excuse will be granted we shall endeavor to keep the pages of the paper clean from such in the future, and while we are en the subject we might as well say to our friends that though we shall at any time be pleased to hear from them when tlwy have any thing of interest inter-est to the public but as we are not dealers in vulgarity Items ot that kind referred to above are not wanted. jfURN ED IO DEATH John Flannigan, a miner working t the Turk, laid down in hit .cabin m Pragon. Hollow' Sunday, with a cigar in his mouth, and fell asleep. The cigar set fire to the bedclothes and he was fatally burned. Miners t the Governor paw the flames and succeeded in getting Flannigan out of the building. All the hair was ptirned from his head and he pre ' sented a pitiable appearance. He was taken to Salt Lake, but he was beyond aid, and death released him Jrpm his sufferings Monday. |
