The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-26

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Commissioner; hence the suit 10 re-
cover. The case will probably be tried |
before Justice Ensign this afternoon"
BRIGHAM CITY, Titan, August %, 1883.
RichtieId RumblingS.
THE Sewer Stake Conference will be
held at RicnfeId next Sa urday and
sunday.
THE Sewer Stake is now starting on
the new tabernacle. which will seat $500
or GO people; report says it will be
finished this winter land one year
more). 1t is intended 10 be maguif-
cent building when completed.
JOSEPH TAYLOR and Mr.. Barton, of
Manti, have lately discovered a good
vein of coal six miles this side of Manti.
The gentlemen intend TO operate the
mine and furnish coal to the Sanpete
and Sewer people this winter. Success
20 the enterprise.
If all these roads will stretch their
necks up through the Sewer valley this
fall and winter, it is hard to tell what
point prices will reach. Good luck to
somebody who will push an actual
road, and not disappoint US eternally
with promises resulting in bluffs and
scratches 10 uOlU GuG IOdus
The weather, for some time past. has
been very dry and hot, and crops de
pending on extra water, have suffered,
but. taken all in all, there will be
good average crop this season, and the
farmer is on tiptoe to hear what will
be the price of grain. Beef and mutton
are in very fair condition for this time
of the year, but they will improve
considerably between now and Decem-
Der The fruit crop appears to be very
good, but no outside market is looked
for. and fruit peddlers will soon be
swinging around from the north and
south, giving bushel of apples for
bushel of wheat.
THERE is deal of talk in relation to
railroads; We are to have branch 1
the Utah Central, starting from Juab
Station; running along the Sewer river,
and to go south to. Beaver and Parowan;
we are to have a branch of the ID. q X.
G also, run through Sanpete and on
through the Sewer and on to-some
other place; and report says the. citizens
of Sanpete, at mass meeting at Eph-
RAIN: preferred to help all in their
power. Then the Sanpete Valley rail-
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there is a rail of it left, Will be sent
on to Manti this fail and continued
southwark during the winter; and it Is
said that Mr.. Kerr, the superintendent,
reports lots of capital at its back, and
they will go south to Mexico, Southern
California, or somewhere else presently.
A LITTLE bit of sensation has started
up lately in our immediate neighbor-
| of thu nj
papers for the purpose OF procuring a
divorce on Mrs. Orson Cuddleback, the
wife of the deputy registrar of Vermil-
lion Precinct. The facts are: Mrs. Cud-
dleback married man by the name OF
Louis Oldham, about ten years ago, but
taking q 'scunner" against the young
man, then living in Sanpete, she came
south to her parents at Vermillion. She
got acquainted with Mr.. T., whom she
married soon after without divorce
AMI the matter has laid dormant till
MIR. Zabriskie was secured by Mr.. Old
ham to procure him divorce from the
above lady, whom he considers to be
his lawfully welded wife, though the
lady has family of foul
children by her present husband, whom
she regards as thu only lawful one sht
has in this world of sorrow. Sheriff
Clark served the 'L:-s on the 10Th, anC
everybody is hold.4, his breath to heal
whether the court v bring case o
bigamy against the lady and one TO
perjury against the deputy registrar.
GLENwooD and Annabella are kicking
over the fact that the daily mail come
within four or five miles of the towns
but they have to be satisfied Tor dissat
isfed) with a semi-weekly or Weakt
mail, as the case may be. The citizen
want to know whether the mails ar
run by the government for the benef
.. and accommodation of the PEG
: pie or for the convenience ant
| profit of the contractors, mail
drivers and agents. If for the latte
they say they will take nap and wal
the rising OF more benign star. 1t
reported that two mail agents, travel
D ing south, after spending half day OF
the S. V. Ry., and the afternoon on tn
g stage line, when the fact was glveI
: them that the stage Went on to Rich
r field during the night, came to the con
, cIusion it was too much for poor sui
, fering humanity to do so, and they q
e once wrote to Washington and had tn
$ night service stopped, notwithstandln
= manv citizens were hungerlng for tn
a news and the newspaper.
4 Between the Sunday and the nlgt
: stoppages, we get an occasional ma
: through the sunny Sewer. How ca
0 the people do else than grumbie.
g Diphtheria is prevalent in Sanpe'
s and measles in the Sewer. Few Or n
e deaths are reported.
: MI. Henry Butterfeld, a sheep MAJ
e lately shot and killed a grizzly bear,
: panther and black bear, which wei
It making on occasional feast of his be-
d mutton. Henry is death on the va
: mints.
e 1t is reported that three cases
= diphtheria al Salina, lately had pro ye
Y fatal. The parties are not reported.
d YACARs.
j. RICHFIELD, Sewer Co., Aug. "A. l8S
't Manti Matters.
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