The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-12
Brigham City Bits.

! LIE Oo-Op bargain sLOro Is urdWAH
trace up Main Street.
Will G. FARRELLsnd sister, of Logan
are visiting frienus IN Brigham.
Rev. DR.. WI cHARD is holding pro
tracted meeti-gs il the new Pres
bytertan chu Gu
ON Sunday, August 5. F. L. Van
Doozer ngenI at lDllinston Station, va,
married u Miss Eliza JImmett OF tina
place.
The Four'b Ward has held the post
! oftlce nov for Jwslge years. aod she
HASN'T patent right either. We
clamor tor change.
On fu 3sday evening the north bound
passenger On the Utah and Northern
encountered an obstruction b twaen
Willard and Woodland, which came
neaf dltching the traI-.
THIS IS the Ta-m55t day Of the
so2s02; III rcuTy leo in the shade, and
big Ice cooler standing within fou-
feet Of .he thsF no'ueter.
Il I test weather
he ect-rpI sing barker
Mixeth his lather
With ice in the water:
: he cooling rencOunter,
Pleaseth the customer
AND still auo-h.r case of Jail break
ing The next time you have criminals
within your clutches, Marshal, and
want to keep them there, just take the
fellows down to the depot aid ut
them up in box car; it will bl ever so
much better than our city 5astile.
DEPUTY STEELE stole march on J ohm
l.. Jones, af Calls Fort, and arrested
him on the prevailing charge. Jones
was bound over yesterday. He has bat
recently returned from tue Pen, where
he served out full term on q similar
count.
THE People vs. ]. B. Darlington came
up before Justice Ensign on Tuesday.
The defendant was found guilty of
disturbing the peace of a neigh
borhood" and assessed in the sum
of $23 CO. including costs. The
case was appealed. Darlington did his
own pleading, and the following we
quote verbatim: Il am a government
official! The United States created me;
aud if any man attempts to corral my
liber ties, death follows in the wake of
him that does it," Spectators said it
Was better than a circus.
HE ediot has gone forth aud Brigham
is now without a theatre, dancing hall
or opera house, What will the harvest
be?" Impossible to put old heads on
young shoulders; it has been tried
scores of times and always with the
same unvarVing result-defeat aud
disaster. Unless q suitable place shall
be provided at home, Corinne will draw
heavily upon our amusement lovers
and pleasure seekers this coming
winter. Mark it down and watch. the
ful6lIment.
We append the result OF Mon days
election:
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
J. Matthias .172 G. r. Chase 8
FOR Sc LECTMAN
Carl Jensen Ill ]. NJ. Germer Scattering
FOR ASSESSOR.
D P. Burt III O. G SNOW 20 Scattering
FOR COLLECTOR.
A. Madison. 166 y. &. snow. 6 Scattering 6
FOB SHERIFF.
C. C. Low Gland go Northumberland 73
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
R. 81. Jones 169 ]. M. Coombs7 Scattering .
FOR TREASURER
o n. Stohl. III R. K. Wilson 6 Scattering. /
FOB CORONER
N. L. Ensign ......................1 US
FOR COUNTY SURVEYOR
N p. Anderson. a.. ............... ITS
FOR RECoRQ DER.
John Burro I7S
PR sC1NCT OFFICERS.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE
J. D. Peters -. l73 scattering. ~ 5
FOR CONSTABLE.
David Rees...... IT'S Scattering. .... 8
The smaller vote represents the
Liberal strength of Brigham not much
more than so per cent of the registra-
ton list poIied. Commissioners to 10
cate university lands we're scratched
by the Liberals, but no names substi-
tuted.