The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-17

the every observer that labor, rightly
pensabe supplies as well the Injuries to the nhabi
tsns Of the earth becomes the operating agent the
tai stock the only true source OF wealth. 70 tne nson
contentment comfort peace and happiness 70 the Peo-
ut is gratifying behold in the people of the Territory
infexble determination to progress IA pubic eater.
prise and Notwithstanding the neglect OF
Congress in aordng them those facilities always accord
other Territories 1t viii not prove detrimental to
the rerges the enterprise and the general well being Of
the community to be thus thrown upon their own re-
sources and compelled TO progress through poverty
funds by their united labor and untring exetons (Which
in reality constitutes true wealth. to that station IN
society which knowing friends, fears no enemies To
Congress it is poor policy and burning disgracs TO
Utah present Blessing and future benefit, which their
boarded Golfers equal.
"Ihen let struggle and being taught in the school
Of we shall better prepared to aud
enjoy anticpatoy blessings, which viii be sought, and
surely obtained, through sefexerton and the rightly
directed industry and enterprise OF the people."
The Legislative Assembly adjourned Friday, Janu
AIRY 2lst, to meet Wednesday June 1s AT 10 NJ at
forty days quite too short time for closing sp the
necessary business Of territory. 1T may be that
we can do business three times as last
as other territories. Ii very small mstake-sc&rce
worth correcting"
The following among the acts passed by the Leis-
lature:-
Sec l. Be enacted by the Governor and Legislative As
eemby Of the Territory Of Utah That the OF three
ed out Of any n the not otherwise appro
prated TO be expended by and under the direction OF the
Territorial COmiss for the erection OF good and
substantial bridge across the river Jordan.
An Act granting to Phneas H. Young and Brigham Il.
Young the right to erect toll bridges across East Weber
and Bear rversSec /. Be 1t enacted by the Governor
and Legislative Assembly OF the territory of Utah. that
Phineas II. Young and Brigham II. Young shall have
the right to construct bridge East Weber and
Bear rivers and take to from The travelling community
LAS hereinafter specified for the term Of ten years.
vided-
Sec Q That the said Phneas H. Young and Brigham
Fl. Young shall make, cause TO be made, good and
substantial bridges to the acceptance Of the Territorial
Commissioner.
Sec. 5. The said Phireas H. Young and Brigham H.
Young hereby authorized to charge the following
rates Of toll for each bridge viz
For any vehicle drawn by to animals. 90
:" four animals .......... l s.
six or more animals. 80. 20
For every man and horse Observation-Disclosures. rs
Fog every loose ANIMAL such as horses mules, cat
For sheep logs goats &C., each o.
Aresouton for the encouragement Of the Manufacture
of PowderBe it resolved by the Governor and Legsla
tive Assembly OF the Territory of Utah1st That pre-
MUM of 20 hundred dollars be paid for the first
hundred pounds of good rifle powder that il manufac
tured from ingredients which the products of the
Territory OF Utah ard hundred dollars for the second
hundred pounds aad fifty dollars for every subsequent
hundred pounds until two thousand pounds shall be Offer
ed that is entitled to receive the premium.
3D. The manufacturers shall present it, together with
the evidences that has been thus manufactured in tue
Territory to the Lieutenant General of the Nauvoo Le
draw order the Treasurer for the amount OF pre-
MUM due.
Joint resolution to change the name Of William Mac
pherson to William Mac. Resolved by the Governor and
Legislative Assembly Of the Territory of Utah THAT,
whereas William Macpherson Of Great Salt Lake CITY,
has petitioned to have his name changed to
William Mac, the prayer Of said petitioner is hereby
granted
MARRIED,
In Salt Lake City, Dec 18th, 1852 by Prest a. C. Kim
ball. Dir. Samuel Moore and Hiss Mary Caroline Hawke,
all of Great Salt Lake City.
On Jan. 9th, in Provo City by, Bishop Isaac Hisbes
Mr. George W. Bean and Miss Elizabeth B. Baum both Of
Provo.
On Thursday, 18th Dec, by Elder Farley p Pratt, Mr.
Grin n Woodbury. aEd Miss Ann Cannon, all Of Salt Lake
City.
On Tuesday, February %, By Elder John Taylor,
Mr. John Snider Jr and Miss Martha A. Rabbit all Of
Salt Lake City.
May their pleasures cease,
And their kingdom still increase,
Because they to the printers sent
The cake and it was excellent.
On the I'd day Of January, 1858, Julia Ann Butler,
daughter Of Charles and louisa Butler aged Is years and
months of Inflammation Of the bow els.
On the 9th day Of January, 1853 Joseph Allen Of
Hosea and Louisa Stout aged 10 days.
Also, on the 18th of January, Louisa, wife OF Hosea
Stout, eyed 80 years, 2months, and % days.
On the 10th of November 1852 Charles Hebcr Oldest
Of Allen J. and Elizabeth Stout.
In Salt Lake City, the 2lst Of September last, Mary
relct OF the maryred Patriarch Hyram Smith, aged 81
years,
Nsmter Of deaths in Great Salt Lake City, in 1852,
9s-44 adults, 81 childrsn-90 citizens. 9 si-~neors
Under yeare, 49,
Consumption ..........7 Mountain fever ..........
ETvsipe las. Fiux Observation-Disclosures.
Colds .................5 Inflammation in the bowls