The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-12-22
Personal ami General,

A. H. CASyos spent yesterday in
Ogder.
AFTER to-day, there are only two
two more days IL which to register.
DAxrEL PuGH. Peter Nielsen and Mar
tinas Krumperman were naturalized'
yesterday.
CoYsIDEEA BIZ taste ) displayed in the
decoraL ion of the show windows around
own. The goods displayed are
neatly arranged. and are attractive to
intending purchasers.
REGISTRATION goes on apace. the Lib
erals are straining every nerve. There
should be no laxity on the part OF any
member OF the PEOPLES party IN regard
10 registration matters. ~
YESTERDAY, His Honor, Judge Hsn-
derson, announced that hereafter the
applications for citizenship would be
heard in the evening. This order was
made 20 tLat the regular business ei
the court should not oe interiered Wlth'
As Az accommodation to those per
sons who are unable 10 attend the regis
tration through the day, Major
Stephens, the registration officer, VIII
keep his Office open from till pm.
! this, Wednesday, evening; also tc-Inor-
row evening.
TIE alleged second wife of J. w.
| Burton. OF Marriott, was placed under
| bonds Yesterday. Mr.. BuTtonis charged,
on complaint, with uulawfully cohaUit-
ing with his wives, and II Is thought
his case will receive attention from the
Grand jury to-day.
IL a spasmodic manner, the civil case
No. ., Of the COTInne Mill, Canal q
stock CompgnR -. William Johnson,
continued 10 irag its slow length along
In the District Court yesterday Ine
! Say Of progress IL this sit Is seemingly
hedged up with objections and other
in their removal.
TIE Sullivan combination after Civ
in very good performance II tie
Opera House here On Monday evening
lett for Park City yesterday morning
None OF our local bruisers attempted ~
try his luck with the brawny Boston
pugllIsr. From this, however, II must
not De inferred that we nave no men Ol
mettle in tue Junction City.
In the First District Court, yesterday,
Ludwig Poulsen and Peter POulsel, his
son. we're enied citizenship, their an
swers 10 the Que stions OF the Court and
Mr.. Varian, in the opinion OF the Court
implying that they considered the law
o God paramount TO the law OF the
: land. The latter gentleman replied 10
the prosecutor that he would obey the
To him, divine Law of celestial marriage,
Ghould be required 10 do so.
YESTERDAY morning the deputy mar
shals descended on the quiet settl =
4 Fa.h liam
Butler. The charge, OF course, IS un'
, IawfuI cohsbitaticn. Two ladies, al
legged wives of Mr.. Butler, were also re
auested TO accompany the officers. Al
repaired 70 COmmi>sio Blacks head
oua tiers. Mr.. Butter waived examina
ton and was bound over to await the
action OF the Grand Jury in the sum OF
81. 500. Security was furnished BY
Messrs. a. I. Wright and Hans Mad
sen. The ladies mentioned were also
required TO give bonds in the sum o.
$500 each for theig appearance Wher
wanted.
EVER since the regrettable, drupker
row. which resulted IN the death Of
Isadore DespOney, The police and Sher'
iff Belknap have been on the lookout
for those persons who are supposed tC
have been connected with the emoroil
Billy Andrews, II will be remembered
was arrested at POcatello and on Mon
day evening Sheriff Belknap returned
from Green River, at which place an
, other fellow named McMaster had been
' detained at the instance Of the police oil
this city. The sheriff brought Nc
Master with him. On Saturday evening
another fellow named Micke.thwaitc
wa also SIR. sted On suspicion Of
being connected with the affair
In the Justices court yesterday, An
drews was arraigned. The examination
was not continued then but was post
poned till this morning at 10 o'clock
Mickelthwaite. yesterday, was released
TON custody, but was required 10 giy'
bonds for his appearance as witness