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The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
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On Monday, tbs third instant, Joseph
ID. ball was brought before Judge
l'rasher, by Sheriff Kendall, on war
rant sworn out by Robert Reigan,
charging hail with the murder OF til.
II igan brothers, Patrick and James.
Our readers will recall the horrible al.
fair when the Reignn boys were blown
mp III their house on Pic-,ancc creek by
some mlscreants during the night Of
August -, issl.
General Dave Cook. the famous Rocky
Mountain Detective, finally located
Hall and on the nineteenth Of April.
Sheriff Kendall. armed with warrant.
started FOR his man-iinding linn Oh the
line between Idaho and Montana. ai ter
visiting many points where liaii had
been -arres,ing him at midnight In n
railroad boarding ear several hundred
miles from wher. lie WAS supposed 10
he, when Sheriff Kendall started from
here. and arriving with him In Mcekcr
Sunday evening. Hall waived an tx
animation Oh the charge of murder M
well N on another charge OF horse
stealing and WIS committed without
bail. Sheriff Kendall. accompanied by
Dave Cook, Under Sheriff McElroy and
Howard Jones. left FOR L.adyilie with
Ball and ". j. Jones. who is charged
with shooting Pete welcli with intent
10 Kill, where they Will be confined la
await the action Of the Grand Jury.
II. ". Metz, who was sen, io jail nj
Glcnwood. Will also H. taken to the
LeadyilA, jail for safety.
The Whit. River s,ock t.rowrrs' As
socia,ion have been ho,ly assisting In
Ia. prosecution @. ili.sc eases ~ they
all, except Jones. are involved In charges
Of cattle stealing, aud tie Association
does mot intend la LET up' as tong as a
'rus,ler' rides the White River range.
They have ample funds IN their tr-a.
suTy and every mrinhcr III tile
Asset tion Is hear; aud soul aud pock.,
engaged In III. gen.i work of pursina
Whit. riycrof all cattle thieves.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Judge George ). lIazcn received u
telegram Yesterday stating that John V.
Houston has brcn appointed postmaster
NJ Meekcr. Judg. Iinscn sent In his
resignation last fall aud it is only witt,
feelings VI regret tha; We learn ~ Air.
ilaaen's retirement. for his courtesy
and accommodation has been the al
mirsiion Of all. and we feel that his sue.
c.ssor will merit the same esteem which,
Judge Iiaz.n has held.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
TIE Stsy fatts~r>.

The Beard oi Trustees met ~ reg,i}
lar monthly session on Monday evening"
May 3. Present, Mayor Clark. Rs1
corder Thayer and Trustees Mciiatt04
and Ails-brook aud Marshal Nichols
Absent. Trustees Little and Watson.
The minutes Of the last meeting wers
read and approved, after which the
Board proceeded with the regular or,icf
of business.
The bill of the MrgREG HERALD. fcg
publishing official notices, sa,.75. wnf
allowed and ordered paid. Also tbs
bill of CITY Marshal lien Nichols. kalaty J
for month of April. 81, and 500 its
hauling oil aud burying seven DEF
animals, allowed aud ordered paid. y
A motion was carried h,s'ructin. ~
Mayor 10 appoint one Trustee ~ conf
with County Commissioner tirrgdst,
IN behalf Of the county, in regard.
building a jail 10 IL, ,iss,i by both couA
;ui,i>city. iildn for huilssissy ts..s tl.H
will bc advertised ior and specifications
furnished.
TN motion Of Trustee Allsebro9k
seconded by Trustee Thayer. II. j.
Miner WAS appointed Police Magistrate
\. i. Randall WAS appointed Assist
ant Town Marshal TO act Ia the absence
Of Marshal Nichols.
Board adjourned to meet In specla!
session Monday, May II, ut 7:;'o =. IN.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

WHY has the Government neglected.
To reward the Et', who murdered the
tuipp-r liholcs last winter: such In
difference Is Encouraging tn the ward,
u. the nstiun. liaN The Agent claimed
the reward fui himself and ROBBED tie
p-or Indian of the fruits ui Li. labof z
10 H. SURE III. two ties who Killed
Rho4!cs did not hay. hard time II IL.
They camp-i with him. eat Of his sup
per, sl-p, b, the -sm. camp iir~. aud IN
the grey ligh, of III. morning, hal only
To raise Oh their elbows and shoot him
through the iirad-and perhaps. consid-
.ryi"x the casc wl;h which u.es ,isx
forsa~tl- thssts
considcfs they were amply rewasu'd
with III. sisp In gold they found uil
i:hoics' person and with hts trnpp-r,
Quilt. Aud vet ia. agent who know
all these particulars Is unit tn L. the
guardian Of the innoccn, savage II he
has neglected To obtain for the two tt-s
some recognition on the part Of the
Government, - We protest.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Loud complaint is made abou; the
way express matter is handled by the
Rawlins and White River Stage Line.
1t seems to he dumped everywhere
along til. road between here aud Raw.
lins. Well. we can stand 1t for short
time. Before many months rolls by We
will he getting our express matter in by
way Of Glenwood.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
90 .

OF $4,000 recently paid 10 miners in
three camps near Coal Greek. 81 800
went for mincr tools and supplies.
while $1,000 went for tobacco and in
toxicating drinks.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

1t is with pleasure we announce the
opening OF J. V. Ilouston's store. The
people of Mceker have felt the want OF
such a store for a long time back and
Mr.. Houston will carry stock Of goods
that will please the public and COM
mand a liberal patronage. Call and ex-
anime Mr.. H.'s fine line of goods.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
o. .

\ Lcajville dispatch says tile wagon
road 10 III. point north II Mt. Massive
where the Midland Railway tunnel is 10
he started, is completed. Buildings ar.
,o ie erected ai one. for the accpmmo.
daijon of workmen and machinery aud
the driving of the tunnel will bc com.
menccd in few DAYS.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

The week just closed was Lively one
in Meeker. To start oil with We had
the arrival of j. ID. Ball. charged with
completely in the Reigan murder. aud
then the ESCAPE OF Fairchilds. and rs
the week is not yet ended we may have
some more startling news before IL
q clock.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

a special to the Tribune Republican
from Dixon. Wyoming, says Ed Gala
han. Clerk Of the Distric; Court of this
judicial district. was shot here to-day.
It is thought to he mortal would.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Picc.ancc used To be known rs the
"Batchclors' own but the bachelors
are fast loosing their grip and IL present
indications can be relied ON they will
be driven 10 the wall before snow ilics
again. The ladies are coming in very
fast this spring.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

One tn uisand two hundred passcn-
gers in tifiy-,hrcc coaches passed over
Marshal Pass the other day after the
land slide WAS cleared away. Several
freight trains aggregating two hun
drcl ear, followed
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

The regular annual election for OIL
GERS Of School Distric, No. .. was held
on Monday. The only Office 10 he filed
was that of secretary aud the candidates
were G.. $. Allsebrook and II. J. Miner.
Mr.. Allscbrook was elected BY a hand
some majority.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

John Hart, an insane man IN the As
pen jail. recently attempted to escape
by trying TO kill his guard and buried
his teeth in the latt.rs shoulder. lie
wns finally uycrpowsrrd and locked up
preparatory to removal to Pueblo.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
r.. !uu,aoon and ola .h.vemo.

The Solid Muldoon gave the late Mr..
Shayano u very nice Obituary notice.
Here IL is: "Old Shayeno, band chef
of the uncompahgre ties, WAS killed
or 80 reported--near the junction Of tile
Green and White rivers ON the tenth in
stant. by Arrowitz, sub-chlef. During
life Shavano managed 10 raise more
sheol AMI less garden truck than any
other agricul,urally inclined Ute in the
t,lbr. Our acquaintance with the de-
ceased warrior began In lsIs. .nd with
ail his cusscdness aud treachery there
WAS much In his native shrrwdness Ia
nmuse and admire. In the spring of
u the agricultural fever first began 10
exhibit symptoms Of interesting Shn-
vrno. when. with the aid aud alylc. of
the agency faimer-prlncipaily the aid
ia ranch WAS opened in the valley near
the old government saw mill and the en-
closure seeded with vegetables, melons.
csc. 'Sn,tvcno wns ., daily visitor mill
the melons ripened. when lac lost all in
tercst III potatoes. onions, rn'iisiies, .:r.,
and characterized the major portion Of
the crop as ''heap good Tor sIuaw,' but
mo kelch em Ute The following
season the amateur agricultrTalist re-
fused NIL tenders Of sss'is save and oN-
cept melons. when Agent Kelly con
ceiye,l the idea uf substituting Hubbard
squash md pumpkin for the desired
article. Things moved along very
pleasantly until til. leaves and blossom,
suspicion. when the warrior hung his
hoe Ia await results. IN. first to ar
rive was n squash. and when the warts
of pfotubefanc-s on the surface had
begun 10 assume shap- shay-no
snntchcd II irom tile vine. sampled III.
unpaiatable article, ani. getting an in
slant move Oh him. struck the agency
bo!lius over with indignation. Agent
Kelly attempted 4" explain the virtue.
of the hated article. but >hayrno threw
IL on his desk. denouncing IL Us ''i-d
toad and the agent In Tar more iorcibl-
and unpaflian"niary language. This
ended his agricultural career until
III, spring preceding th. commission
when lie engaged In the roasting ear
business. hut failing ia market the out
put nj two dollars per dozen. he retired
with what proved 10 lie u lasting disgust.
shav.no WIS very close observer and
when dining with The pale face would
watch every pin, and follow suit. lie
WAS n fIclurn, visitor during the
Ai~acl,am. MoneyI-nny- M.afs commits.
SION. and II w.s AT nnr OF their state
dinners the Mnlioon incurred his Inst
ing cnmiiy. lie was srate.l on onr
1ktShi 1I,d directly ocpuriic Aicaehain.
kiiRSa7d IN TaSShn9. vVe9F .'.e-'-.-->~-
the horsc.raiish was passed. and after
taking lar.. spoonful ani pretending
tn swallow IL. We passed the glass To
shsycno. who went into II with his soup
spoon and came ont about three hun
dfci yards north Of the s,orr house. Tn.
effect WAS marvellous. and his s,y,- Of
unloading the lung paraiy1ing does siii-
ticicu,iy scattering Ia affect Mcacham's :
cyesight aud render adjoining fo.si ans.
thing hut pIla,ahlr For this breach of
etiquette he never forgayc us. and his
frcquen, threats and ll.kn0wn ability
to execute. afterwards forced us to
abandon the reservation route and seek
an outlet VIA Lake CITY
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

The wind this afternoon blew small
hurricane. 1t blew down the tent in
the reai of Watson's store and the frame
OF building on Sixth street, besides
other damage.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Hon. Dennis Sullivan condemns the
personal Journalism of the Denver News
abusive of ex-senator Hill, as indecent
and without a shadow Of justification.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Vol. I. No. !. of Wyoming and Its
Future. published at Rawlins. Wvom-
ing. by F. ". OFT, is received. We
wish the venture success.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
Another s,... c...as.iu.. p.,r-.,,a.

j. u. Tairclilds hah II hcni ing on
Saturday last before Jnd.. AUX On
another charge OF stock stealing. III.
charge was that fairchiid had taken
two calves and u IA, heiicr out 81 Dun.
can Blair = herd. Tn. h.ii-r WAS killed
for beei aud III. calves divided between
Metz aud fairchil,ls. fairchii,is ad.
mit,-d that one of the calves had his
brand on and that IL. sbo, the hcitri
aud got u chunk" uf III. beef. Jadgc
A,,iS committed FaiEchilds Ia icianl,
OF ss,.1 l'onds Ia await ,i,. action Of ia.
Grand Jun.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

The river is rising rapidly and the
fords are now dangerous. Mcssrs.
Flemming and Brash.r came up from
the Hatch camp yesterday and with
difficulty crossed the lower fords.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

J. G. Carson will put on u stage line
between Aspen and Red Clin this
spring. lie has received the mali con-
tract for this route.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Clark Holman. n Leadviile gambler.
made an nhortive attempt to commit
suicide the other day by taking
laudanum.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

a United States timber inspector
has been in Montrosc county for the
past week in the interests of the gov
erutupnt.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

The legislature of Ohio, Iowa, New
York and Rhode Island. have passed
resolutions endorsing the Home Rule
scheme.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

The blacksmith is about the only
workman who secures prosperity by
being on 3 strike
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Trouble between the railroads and
strikers is apprchcndcd in Missouri.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

Tr.n.--i . G-..rsi Ii,Btins nusin--s.
it,shc., ptic.. pail spr County Warrants IT..
t-r-., sii,s..i 90 Tins Deposits. Drsns
drawn %, Ys.,.rn ciii,s and Iar,.-.
Correspondents. kounis- nra-.. N-v York.
Iir.' National Itans. umahs; culons,iu
National iisnk. D-nV.r: !. ". iiusu. A Co..
Iawiins, WE.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08
General I
MEEkEI

We Have t
the County, an
Cash From F
Therefore Ere
Prices. tits O
Stock Of Ever,
in a General St
ing to Merit o.
lie Patronage.
The Meeker herald., 1886-05-08

collection. Promptly Attended to.
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SDGCia! Notice.

The ladies' and artists OF Dallas, as weu
~ other cities OF Texas, ale requested TO
send such portraits, pasteles, crayons,
sketches, studies from life or nature, and
paintings generally, either in oil or water
colors, TO the Exposition Building, to Mrs.
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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1886-10-23
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While there is no great pretensions
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29

JUsr HOW matters stand at present
on the home rule question in England.
is rather difficult 10 determine. At
40 pm. on Wednesday Gladstone
went to Windsor Castle and presented
his resignation of government. The
next we have is that The Queen is on
her way TO Balmoral from whence she
will not return Tor three weeks, and
Gladstone is back among his followers
working with that undyiDg energy OF
his in the interest of home rue for Ire
land, with improved prospects for its
adoption. Whether the Queen has
accepted the Premier's resignation or
not does not appear. nor any forecast OF
what her action will be as to the organ
izaton of a new government.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29
THE UNIVERSITY.

Governor West doubtless met with q
surprise in attending the closing exer.
cises OF the University on Thursday.
One Of the excuses heretofore offered
for Withholding the needed appropria.
tons with which to construct the re-
quired buildings and furnish the appar-
-atus necessary for the illustration of the
sciences and arts taught in the institu-
ton. has been. that it was a sectarian
concern. but II il is such. no feature OF
the sectsrian part OF it put in an ap-
pearence on Thursday. So far as the
religious features are concerned one
could have readily imagined himself in
Yale or Harvard. The University OF
Deseret is no more = sectarisn institu-
ton than either of the two colleges
named.
The present bulldog and the coz
tinuance Of the institution in the face
Of all toe opposition il has met with for
the past few years, is monument 10 the
credit of the citizens OF Utah. who have
forwarded the means to erect the Uni
versity Building. aud that same edifice
stands Is monument to the shame Of
ex Governor Murray who, while pro-
Tossing to be interested in the cause OF
education, withheld the peoples money
that their legislature had appropriated
for the building of suitable edifice.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29
ATTACKING GOVERNOR WEST.

Governor West. since his arrival in
! Utah. has run as nearly in the line OF
his duty as it was possible for the
executive to 20. He has said nothing
that could be construed as indicating
anything but an honest and fearless
determination to see the laws executed
in their spirit and meaning. and has
manifested only thespirit of one who
desired peace, progress and the law to
prevail throughout this fair Territory.
Yet. it seems that he has become the
subject of adverse criticism, and the
target for the venemous shafts of
those malicious haters of all that
is not suggestive of persecution of
the Mormons. As We think Governor
West understands the position it is
that as the Chief Executive OF the Terri
tory, law-abiding and aw-loving citi
zens of whatever religion. or OF no re-
ligion whatever, are to be protected in
the EMO yment Of their rights and priv
iliges as members of the great body
polite, and are not 20 be subjected to
the infiiction and imposition of annoy
ances and persecution at the hands OF
officials. We assume this to be His Ex-
cellency's idea, from his utterances and
conduct since he assumed Office. That
it is not the idea of certain class is
evidenced by the following editorial
stem from the Omaha Herald, which
speaks OF something that the editor has
heard or read in regard to the Gov
ernor's fair and upright course:
The apostles of hate, the bowling der
wishes of religious reform, are stirred TO |
the depths of their bigoted souls because |!
Governor West, of Utah, refuses TO fol- |
low in the footsteps of his predecessor, 1
and undertake the suppression of q /
religious sect because the laws of the |
land prohibit polygany. Governor
West does notunderstand that suppress /
sion OF polygamy means oppression of |
an industrious. honest. God-fearing |
people. And because he has endeavoied |
70 use moral suasion rather than brut-
slity, knAyery and chicanery, as a
means of inducing the polygamous
Mormons to abandon the practice of 1
?olygamy. he is Ienounced and scored |
by the rabid postuiants of political
purity and private pruriency.
There Is q big difference between pros
ecution and persecution. and Governor
Vests courageous course Is entitled TO
the consideration and confidence Of |
The entire public. That he is pursuing
the best and wisest course, Is evident.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29

the desire to create business, nor COM
petition would have any influence in
directing their actions. and where they
would be open to the corrupting in
fiuence Of the roads seeking for the
privileges the commission alone have q
right 70 grant or withhold.
Utah has just received rates from the
railroads that will enable her 10 reach
the grain markets of the east. and IT is
to lie hoped that nothing will occur to
cut her off from the markets so lately
opened by Ter. We trust this bill will
meet with its death in the House.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29
Rocky Mountain ohurn.
SALT LAKE CRY, March 18th. 1856

SALT LAKE CITY, March 18th, 1886. o.
Rocky Mountains ChurR Company.
Gentlemen: We have carefully ex-
amined your Patent Chprn. aud take
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fact we cannot speak too highly OF It.
We hope you will get some good con-
Germ to handle it and introduce Il to
the public. II. s. ELDREDGE. Supt. q. C..
NJ. /. s. p. TEAsDEL. merchant. Salt
Lake Citv. FERAMoRz LITTLE. ex-
Mayor, Salt Lake City. G. Z. BOURNE,
manager grocery department, T. c. NJ.
/. JOSEPH r. WALKER. president, Union
National Bank. Salt Lake City. B. G..
RAYBoULD. cashier. Union Natl. n Il
Bank, Salt Lake City. PAvEY WAIDES
& Co. H. w. LAWRENCE. These churns
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estass Of JaHes Ti0.rnser,l.. Dseea.e.

Es,ass Of JGHes TosrAses,l,. Deceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY
~ the undersigned. Administrative Of
the estate ofJames Townsend. deceased.
TO the creditors OF. and all persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased. 10
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers, within ten months after the first
puoiicefion OF this notice. to the said
Administrative at her residence. the
Warm Springs, Salt Lake CITY. in the
County Of salt Lake
ROSANNA TOWNSEND.
Administrative OF the estate Of Jarne-
Townsend, deceased.
Dated at Salt Lake City. April 30, 1855
g W. DARKx.
Attorney for ADMINISTRATIVE.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29

AsARcHIsx AND Anarchists were given
a jolly set back in New York on Friday
when Most. the agitator. was found
guilty of the misdemeanor OF melting to
riot. It's unfortunate that the penalty
for his ofense VIII not keep him in
prison very long.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-05-29

WHY WILL YOU SUFFER from
Ague and Malaria when Gilmore's Arc
matte Wine viii cure your For gale az
A C-Smith & Co.'S Drug Stors. s