The avant courier. (Bozeman, Mont.) 1871-1872, 1871-12-07

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FROM SALT LAKE.
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their Residlenees-Brigha Trial Fixed
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80 SAT- EAKf. Nov. n n 6
- Dispatches from little ottonw wood fo-day'
say the snew; on q level is about * ret deep.
Residents Of Alto City have to dig themselves
from and to their dwellings. Many OF the
houses are buried in the show. The storm
continues II All young tnilll natnettl jenkins,
syas buriedfup byarsraow slideoniN eatesday'
NEAR the mouth ofithe Wellingt - mine. lie
was dug out by the miners afd1Duried on
Thursday morning. Several of the miners
while at. worksfor the body, were caught IN
the slide and escaped with difficulty. s37d
In the courts this mornings the ease OF
Brigham Young, for leWd and lacivlous co
'l1abitation WAS called up and upon motlon
of his prosecuting Attorney, the time was
fixed for Monday next.57l Hiram ClaWson' and
@. e. Bates. on the same charge, tieeLpiea IN
objection upon Illegally f.tf1es grand jury,
which was oyerraled.as sad8 70 g9s!ss5ta
William Hickman M.goIeacham, Porter
Rockwell, end William Kendall, were ar
raigaled for the murder of Bueks ate Warm
Springs in 1857 ..seT The court is now engaged
in hearing the motion of Win. Hempsted to
,quash the ndictrnent,,s s.,4s.e Gfg). s. 3
s, Herald's special fronl little j Cottonwood
since last report, says the storms have not IN
the. least subsidized, but, itpossi)b1le, are more
fearful. than ever, Parties who have been
here the last two, winters; say. they never
knew 50 terrific . storm in the canyon before.
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We have not seen the. sun since the 9th.
The wind is blowing, SNOW drifting, tree trees
falling, and everything is my y-Twork gen
orally suspended Though there 4 has been
no slide il the last 4s hours yet they are mo
mently expected, especial pn Emaa. Hill.
All hope Of finding the body Of g. Morrison Fiso
IS now given W, IN ll Spring. His wife is
almost distracted, Since the slides Of Friday
last no tea teams have passed Up or down the
t4,ssg43-., f.sssy;4yss. te it.t4{ss M
j, leading N.ormons express themselves AK
ious that Brigham Young; should be here
next Monday for trial. They say positively
that he will appear at the time ordered # the
prevailing storms admit, He. He has been noti-
fled by telegraph, and II, is stated that he had
already started for Salt Lake. ts.ss..., i f;ag
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3, Elder Orson Pratt, in the tabernacle yes
,tterday, preached With much earneestnesss in
favor of, polyganly, He said polygamyy was wa
one Of the chief tenets of the Mormon If ryel-
gion, and if that is taken, away, the religion
would be destroyed. The, proposal to give
UP po1ygamy for the. sake OF. a State orga M
ton, or for AM. other. purpose, would never
receive the consent of the ~ Mormon people !;
in fact, Il the lMoTrmons could not surrender
polyga;nly Of any part Of their religion. for f.
any, government, These remarks epa were re-
ceiyed with loud cries all over the house Of
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!. "A dispatch from the Alta Mining District
says that q; terrible storm has been raging
there for the last So hours Of sleet and snow
-Tsstiil showing and blowing Another slide
iln Cottonwood is reported, BY which four
men lost their. lives. Snow at Alton City is
10 feet deep and At last accounts, il was stu
storming furioasly.c ...s..,. .....,.s,,.., f.s,s