The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-02-09
BOX ELDER BITS.
Bright Flashes of News from Brig
T. ham City. 'iaIlI9t 9


We NOW write it President .Rudger
Clawson."
ALL OF the remote wards were repre-
sented at the conference. 49, ~ V.isl
ELDER GEORGE DUNFoRD, of Salt Lake,
preached on. Sunday afternoon. al b.
o. G. SNow5is already we'll along with
has county assessment roll for 1888.
APOSTLE LORENZO SNOW was the only
representative OF his quorum present.
CoUNsELoRs, TO the president OF the
stake were not put in. nomination at
this conference. ~ t;iJ 7hi-"1 -
LATER ADvI6Es from the sheep camps
north and west are more encouraging.
and stockmenl begin to feel hopeful
again. .l.t.-...,,l4 o.-.,,.s..,...-..',.. ,.,5.
|, Two SLEIGH loads of pleasure seekers
were overturned, spilled out, thrown in
the ditch lately, but so far as we can
learn, no one was seriously hurt. lsi-r 49,
MEAsELs ARE prevalent in every ward
In the city. AT HUheyville fully half
the children in the settlement are down,
and quite number of deaths are re-
ported. %: Il 4 jHOd 4 .hSisDHaE5
D-..H.i % tnA ,qu bslp9ig n ~ aJI.
ZEN OF our representative citizens
now languish in the mud IN snsion. and
as many more are candidates expect.
ing TO receive sentence during the
present sitting, Of the First, District
OouFt' Ia Phi. u 55a % p9gsliBul 3ud 81
PRoF. s? N!aIEE welded the baton
over the tabernacle choir, to the de-
light and satisfaction of ALL the new
version of" Wake the Song of Jdbilee :"
with soprano solo by Mrs. M.n u. En-
sign, Jr.i was exceptionally fine 20 n7.
Who is, going to getthe g. b. Ru-
NOR has it that certain vain, conceitsd.
wind inflated, selt-couYicted, semI-de-
.mentedl crapks will soon be where
Warden Brown woke up one morning
and found, himself, viz, hunting job.
Alright; let 5'em hunt. l.5 a,gl 8
APOSTLE LORENZO Snow will start
within fsW days, to organize q new
stake of Iion!} 1t will comprise all the
settlements in Malad, Valley, Idaho,
and the most northerly towns OF Box
Elder County, Utah. Possibly other
adjacent country may be brought in if
found accessible. .....-.,.. - ...,.
The REGULAR monthly meeting of the
Sabbath school Union convened in the
First Ward meeting house. Monday
evening, Superintendent Wixom pre-.
siding. In addition to the regular ex-
ercises, which were interesting aud in
structive, brief addresses were made by
Elders E. a. Box and George Dunford,
and also resume by President Claw
son.
HORACE YEARsLEY. 8-year-old son of
Nathan Yearsley, city, died yesterday
sfter brief illness. A severe cold in
the face and head, after having several
teeth extracted, producing ptyalism,
was the direct cause of his sudden
death The body was taken to Ogden
this morning for burial, funeral
services will also be held there.
MARRIED.. w. Whitley and Mel
VIVA hanson; Jud eJ. D. Peters, otfic =.
ating. The ceremony was performed
last night. in the presence OF happy
company. The bride claims Brigham
City as her home, although. of late, she
has resided mu of the time in Ogden. |
The groom was formerly an operator
in the Junction City. but is now serving
in that capacity at Provo, on the D. &
R. G. ... .........F Ill.
LORENZO GRAEHJ & Co, grocers and
produce shippers, closed doors and
suspended operations yesterday: At
5orney Tanner came up from Ogden
Monday evening and covered portion |
IF the stock with a chattel mortgage
or $500, in favor of John Christensen,
,ity. This set the ball tor 'ng. and |
.arly yesterday morning Ia. was
creed, relucta thy, to make al Ign
nent. L. Hallin2, one Of the con my,
avs the assets, including book &C
cunts, will be sample to cover all liabili-