Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1886-12-22
OUT OF TOWN.
NEIGHBORING NEWS IN BRIEF
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OGDEN. Dec. 22.-To-day ten more
carloads of rock were deposited on the
grounds of the new depot structure, to be
used in the construction Of that grand
edifice, which is to do the railroad com
panies honor, to be an ornament to the
town, and an invaluable help to our
enormous business. In this connection,
it is learned from positively trustworthy
authority that letter has been received
here from official headquarters, in which
was intmated as strongly as words
ON >paSef soti--y-rn -tsea that the
building operations on the depot might
be carried on lightly during the hard
season, but then there would be II rush
which would terminate il the completion
OF the Ogden Union Depot early in 1887.
The deputies yesterday brought in VIM.
Butler from what is called Broom's
Bench. Before Commissioner T. j.
Black he, after some shuflling, pleaded
not guilty, waived an examination, and
was held in 81 800 bonds to appear be-
fore the Grand Jury Angus T. Wright
and Hans Madsen went his security.
Two of his women were also put under
$3.50 bonds each as witnesses The old
culprit is one of the most indurate and
obdurate specimens of polygamous
fanatcism. He lost one OF two boys he
had on mission in England by death,
and then went there himself to preach
the gospel to the unregenerate heather.
A specially Of his used to be the manu-
facture of homemade wine, more poten-
tial than vitriol.
The young man Nicklewaite, who was
involved in the brawl which resulted in
the death OF the French baker, Despony
has been released from custody. Billy
Andrews had q preliminary hearing this
morning. The Grand Jury have investi-
gated the case and heard number Of
witnesses of the unfortunate affair
The remains of the late Mrs. X. j.
McCarty, nee Tillie Brooktown, who
breathed her last in this city few days
ago, will be taken to her family in Kan
sas, the bereaved husband escortng
to arrive shortly.
Don't fail to be registere
Mrs. A. B. Hodgens, the mother OF
Mrs. Il. c. Keller, the Western Union
operator, died of old age yesterday. She
was most worthy lady.
Geo. Foster, the young man who was
severely in jured some weeks ago by fall
ing from platform in the rear OF Wood
mansee's building on the east side of
Main street, the second story OF which is
generally used as a dance hall, intends
seeing the proprietor for his criminal
negligence in not providing for safe ways
Of ingress and egress. The rear avenue
to that place is certrinly dangerous in
the extreme, and the owner OF the place
ought to be compelled to provide arrange
ments to protect life and limb of the
customers.
Raflles OF music boxes, lambrequns,
turkeys, crazy quilts, horses, buggies,
and almost everything else will be the
order of the day, or rather evening, till
1887 is the date OF the writer's commune
cations.
Mr.. j. NJ. (better known as "Mat')
Taylor will hereafter represent the in
terests of Tootle, IIenna & Co., of Kan
sas City, in this city. He is Il wel-known
and well-liked old-timer in this COM
munity
The Baptist people will hold a sacred
concert in their church on Sunday even
ing at : 80 o'clock, good programme
having been arranged.
There were no naturalizations in the
First District Court yesterday This
morning three aliens developed from the
chrysalis OF foreign allegiance into the
bright freedom OF American citizenship.
Two Norwegians named Poulsen were
refused naturalization this forenoon upon
their statement that they believed in the
divinity OF the polygamy revelation, and
would take second wives if thus counseled
by the authorities"