The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-05-16
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.
The Gay and Festive Burglar
Burgling at Logan.
ASCHEME TO ROB THEPAYMASTER
Mail Service-Big Cattle Transactions
Green Hills and Valleys.

His hoary majesty came among US on
Tuesday and Wednesday nights and with
his blighting embrace blasted much of our
blossoming hope of a fruit crop.
Christian CART went to Salt Lake city
on much business Thursday. Among the
rest he applied one of his patent mortise
guages for the Salt Lake Manufacturing
and Building company.
Last week again witnessed the opening
of heavens aqeduct. Grateful Cache puts
on her greenest garb and the farmer looks
forward with fond expectation TO one of
the greatest Of the abundant crops that are
garnered in the replete and capiGal-inviting
storehouses Of Utah.
On Wednesday, May s, in Justice Meal
iSter's court was heard the case of the
People VS.. Simeon Mckenzie, of Paradise.
Complainant AYERS that defendant unlaw-
fully and wrOngfully committed a battery
upon the person Of one Bradley, an officer
OF the law in the performance of his duty
in serving a writ of attachment. Judge
ment of fine and costs against ,fendan
and notice o. appeal given.
About u o'co ck p. m. April 49, some
pads entered the room of MeSsr John
Gibbs and Andrew Low and helped them
selves to Mr. Gibbs Prince Albert. another
suit belonging 10 Mr.. Low and to ties, col
lars, cuffs, hosiery and uncomfortable
things to the amount of many dollars and
the hurt AMI mu:h indignat IN of the
owners. Since the night OF the disappear
ance Sheriff Crooks on has had his feelers
out and on Wednesday evening there was
discovered in jeremiah Bakers barn, at
MendOn, a suit of the clothes and some
note books of much vau 10 Mr.. Low. The
sheriff says the fellow has the ear marks
and must be full brother to the gentleman
who entered the house of Mr.. H. L. Hatch,
two or three summers ago, and exchanged
his own for Mr.. Hatch's clothes, took
bath in Mr.. Hatch's well regulated cold
and hot water bath and left MS own soiled
linen all ready for the laundry.
On Friday the Ogden and Wellsyille
cricket clubs played a matched game at
WellsVille. With Haddenham of the Ogden
team the WellsVilles scored sixty seven runs
in one innings while Ogden took two innings
to make forty. Ogden was defeated by one
innings and twenty seven runs. On Sat
urday the boys all came to Logan. Of
course Ogden was brave enough, but unac-
countably the two teams mixed up and
played for fun. Haddenham of the Ogdens
and Jones of the Wellsvilles "chose up
Sides indiscriminately. The ground was
new ana in bad condition necesSitating
very poor fielding. Smurthwaite and Had
dingtOn did some fine bowling. Smurth-
waite scored twenty-siX runs and bOWled
seven Wickets for six runs. He held the
field against seven and saw them all bowled
Or caught out. RoweIs of Wellsville, ex-
cited admiration Tor his batting and Brad
shaw of the same place gained several en-
cores for his unfailing and graceful way of
taking in the flies. Much interest was
shown and the boys gained a large but con-
stantly moving audience. The Logan boys
had expected to make arrangements for
game of ball with picked men from both
teams, but shortness of time and WEAKNESS
of the boys prevented Captain COburn
OF the Wellsvilles spoke Of a wish and
limited strongly of ability to use LOgan's
boys pretty roughly for purse some time
in the future.
LOGAN. Nav Is, 1889.