The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-12-01
CHURCH AND STATE.
Blackburn's sermon-A Burglar and a
New Paper
December /.

In the First district court the case of D. P.
Felt ct al was continued, having partly been
disposed OF on Saturday. Sheriff Foster teSti-
he'd TO having levied upon the fixtures ofGeorge
Rynoers under an attachment in favor OF his
creditors and that he understood there would
be no objection to him remaining upon the
grounds until they were disposed Of. Recog-
nized no bill of sale given by George Rynders to
Felt. He also testified to having assisted in
expelllng the plaintiffs from the premises by
force.
Marshal Brown also testified to levying upon
the property on the morning OF April 10 ana a t
that time no one was oStenSlbly IN possession.
A difference of opinion was given as to the time
OF the expulsion, TIE officers believing 1t oc-
Cured near 5 o'clock in the afternoon. They
claimed settlement OF the whole matter had
been made with the plaintiffs. The case was
submitted to the jury after limited arguments
on both eides The jury after one hour and
half absence brought in verdict of S25 for the
plaintiffs.
The next case fer trial was that of NJ. E.
Cook VS.. Crandan and others, of Springville
contesting the right to sell certain property
which was levied upon for taxes. Trial is now
on
CHURCH CHIMES.
Joseph F. Smith, in his Sunday address at
the tabernacle, touched upon the shots that
had been aimed at him with respect to his poll
tics. He said that no member of the Mormon
church would be directed or Influenced as re-
CARDS his politics, and that the church had to
do simply with religion.
The popular composition of Prof. Evan
Stevens Grant Us Peace. Oh Lord was pro-
duced by the Provo choir with thrilling effect.
This choir is to be complimented upon its sing
Ing.
Judge Blackburn preached a sound sermon
replete with good counsel before large con-
gregation at the Presbyterian church on Sun
day night.
The B. Y Academy was closed yesterday on
account of conference services in the taber-
nacle. 1t will open again this morning
ALL SORTS.
R. K. Thomas will not put an addition to the
Cosmopolitan hotel until a system of sewerage
is put in. AS soon as that is done he will
double the capacity of The hotel.
DR.. A Curtin formerly of Pocatello, Idaho
is new resident OF our city. He is looking for
a suitable residence and will soon be settled
down to business.
Harry Timmons, representing the Equitable
Life Insurance company, called at THE HER
AID Office last evening and protested his lnno-
cence to the charge that he had been appointed
deputy United States marshal. The report
arose through practical joke, which he per-
petrated at Payson. With a silver dollar on
his vest in place of star Timmons put crowd
of rioters to fight.
Att O'Clock Yesterday Mr. Todd superntend-
ent of the Provo City Lumber company, dis
covered that his safe had been pilfered and
watch of considerable value together with
about $40 in change, taken. The sheriff sent an
be a man who has been hanging around the
lumber yards for day or two.
The first issue of The Salina Press came out
yesterday and presents very neat appearance.
1t is replete with mining news and matters
connected with the interests OF Sewer and San
pete county. The mining excitement is grow
ing at Marysvale and the Sewer mines, there
being large force of men at work taking out
developments on the Sewer mine are particu-
larry noticeable.