The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-25
August

August
1-Rhoda, wife of Albert Darlington,
dies at Georgetown, Idaho.
2-Territorial electioa; a light vote
Halyorsen. the Price kleptOmaniac, sui
cides by cutting his throat.
3-important reductions reported IN
the national appropriations for Utan.
The Peoples party win in Summit
County by 200 or 800 majority.
david Webb, of Indiana, confirmed
as register of the Utah land office.
Charles S. Whitney taxes his own life
while in a TT OF temporary alteration
Casey, the Carriers store burglar, gets
! three years. William g. Bowman Hi
nois) confirmed Surveyor-Generai Of
Utah. II. p. Henderson confirmed As
Associate Justice OF the Territorial Su-
preme Court
5-Henry Primer, 4 drummer. blows
out his brains. David Reese. a miner,
in North Star Dictrict. loses Doth hands
by an explosion OF Giant caps.
7-George NeWDold killed in an Almy
mine accident. e. K. MonCh dies OF
paralysis Of the heart. Bartlett TrIpD,
/ Chief Justice Of Dakota, visits Salt Lake.
S-Utah holds her own in the report
OF the Director of the Mint.
9-ThOmas Jackson, an old man,
drowned in the Jordan, while attempt
ing TO swim on s wager for a watch.
1l-Canyasslng board in session
Tenth day since work began on the ex-
tension OF the city wsterwOFks system.
12-Ihomas +. Rutter drowned in
Weber. River. brakes ZOugyes arrive
and are rendered a welcome. Nationals
beat the old Salt Lakers, baseball, Il TO
l.
1S-Judge o. W. Powers divorce suit
made public by The HERALD. The A.
D. U. W. take an immense excursion 70
Lake Park Resort.
1.-THE canvassers complete the cleo
ton count; highest total vote-fOr l. n.
Waddell, fer commissioner to locate uni
versity lands. 1878. Charles w Berg
strom arraigned on a five-count indict-
ment for unlawful cohabitation. John
Tate, Tooele, a five-count indictment;
Richard Warburton, ToOele, one count;
James Dunn, Tooele, three counts
Jonas Lengberg, Tooele, three counts,
and Carl Jensen, West Jordan, five
counts; all plead not guilty. William
Felstead, Salt Lake, pleads guilty to a
polygamy and unlawful cohabitation in
dictment.
16-Clark's Touring mills. Ogden.
burned; loss, $21 900. ''Teep" Jackson,
a notorious horse thief, captured.
I7-Apostle John w. Taylor arrested
in Idaho, for alleged "inciting rebel
lion." Mrs. Elizabeth James killed by
a runaway.
IS-Nebraska Press Association arrive
and are received by the city officials.
19-Fred Robson suicides, by shoot
ing himself. at Stockton. s. w. Eccles
resigns from the d. e.. r. G.. freight and
passenger agency.
20-"Teep" Jackson brought from
Elko by Detective Paul. Railroad pool
on Lake Park Resort receipts adjourns.
22-THE HERALD publishes a list
of men imprisoned for conscience sake
in the Penitentiary st date: Adam Pat
terson, Third District Court stenograJ b
er, dies suddenly in San francisco.
23-John Williams, Ogden, loses his
right arm in an accident at the Union
depot. Five prisoners escape from the
Penitentiary, but are retaken.
24-The butchers have a successful
excursion at Lake Park Resort.
25-Annie Rutter, Ogden, frightfuIly
burned; lighting a fire with coal oil.
James Petit attempts to rape Miss
Mamie Keller, OF COrinne. William
Hardy. an employee of the Walker
House for some time, dies under pecu-
liar circumstances. Henry Reiser and
Bishop Thorn arrested for unlawful Co
habitatlOn.
26-J. H. Bennett announced to sue
coed S. w. Eccles in the d. x. +. G. Of
ice. Joseph McMurrin, ST.. released
from the Penitentiary. Rasmus Nelson,
Pleasant Green, arrested for unlawful
cohabitation.
2T-The 1. o. o. F. excursion to Lake
Park Resort. Rev. McNiece. at Brigham
City, draws out religious challenge 10
debate from a couple of citizens there.
2S-Slade, the Maori, fails to knock
out Duncan Mcdonald. Bishop Taylor's
communication from the Mormon
church published.
30-Judge Henderson assigned to the
First Judicial district. Clipper Gold &
Silver Mining Company Incorporates.
n. S. Gowans, T. c. Jones and John Y.
Smith released from the Penitentiary;
W. II. Lee, h. >. Foulger and J. B. Bali
held for their fines.
31-J. E. Brown. Ogden, negotiates for
starting up iron works there. John
Dallin has an awful experience in the
Mabel DdVis, on the Lake.
September.
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