Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1889-12-05

Weber rive. When first seen il wa
stationed in tree and calmly sur
veying the hunters. They fire
four shots at il when it fell from Tia
tree and started TO run. They fol
lowed Il into the brush and in 8
short time saw II, or its mate, il
another tree. One OF the boys tool
n good, square shot at it and caught
il in the neck, which settled its lif,
on this mundane sphere. 1t meas
ured IS inches and weighed thirty
five pounds.
On Sunday, one OF the children OF
Peter Anderson, who had been very
sick with malignant diphtheria and
who died the day before, was buried.
On Monday one Of the children Of
DIR. Couts, who had also died from
the same disease, was buried. It
was understood yesterday that an
other child Of his died, but il was
not definitely learned whether such
was the case. John Chips place
has been quarantined because Of the
same disease. and last evening Hon.
ID. II. Peery's residence and that of
Lee Harris were placarded because
of scarlet fever. Little Mark Lind
sey, son Of Mark Lindsey, is down
with Oiphtheria, and the house
where he is has been quarantined.
4 wreck occurred on the Wy
oming division OF the Union Pa
cific, Monday evening, which |
caused considerable damage and |
injured the engineer and fireman.
Il was the freight train running
ust ahead Of the flyer coming west,
near Hampton, l37 miles east Of
ogden. = broken rail was encoun-
cred. VIM. Stewart, the engineer,
vas badly sCalded. and the fireman,
smith Brakap, had his left leg
'roken. They were brought down
n the fast mail train, which was
en- hours and ten minutes late.
he injured men We're taken to the
Inion Pacific hospital, in this city,
1here they Will receive the best of I
are, and where it is TO. be hoped {
ley will recover from the injuries
luSed by an accident for which no {
ne can be blamed. The estimate
the damage 10 the rolling stock
nd TO freight was not learned.
The findings Of Judge Anderson ,
the case Of ). NJ. Prcshaw vs.. :
homas ID. Dee, Joseph Stanford :
nj Nathan Tanner came up from !
le lower court yesterday and were /,
led in the clerks office. They !
ere in favor OF the defendants. :
them the right to sit as =
stices Of the peace III the precincts a
Gated by the County Court. The
Ise in brief is rs follows: Shortly .
ter the August election at which
NJ. Preshaw had been elected I
lstice Of the Peace Of Ogden Pre- !,
net, the County Court divided by :
cir action said precinct into four. !
ling them Ogden precincts, Nos. n
:, ; and !. For these precincts =
cy appointed justices Of the -"
ace, Justice PIeshaw being APP .
inted 10 the first precinct, the !,
ler three gentlemen TO the posi- ii
n OF justice Of the peace Of the -
Ter precincts, respectively. Mr.. :,
eshaw held that the action was !,
thOut authority and rs he had been :,
ctcI for the entire precinct he .,
Eyed that the others be Ousted =.
m office. The case was heard "
ore Judge Anderson i'm this city :.
/ the decisiA Of yesterday was J.,
result Of this hearing. The ~
-iings Of law are b the effect that ~
county court have the power to 10
ide the precincts whenever it is -
sidered too large and appoint the ~
ices u the newly created pre- H.
etS. Thus the action of the ~.
nty court is Observation-Disclosures Va.
gGGJ-d. Dee. .. n