Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-16
JUNCTION CITY NEWS,
IN IMPORTANT $4,000 Damage Suit
Against Salt Lake City,
APoLIfiCAL sQuABBlE.
ssoon Negroes bound Ior
c,ii,oruia.-Reilc. and Cur'oslii'''
--Ihe Reform school.
APoLlflcAL sQuA0nLE.

,,,.F. q. Woilley, OF salt Lake,
hi Orien yesi erday iJr tho lut'
at antIting the accounts OF lhe
b1s,,m seboo preparatory % tue next
.,lug OF tho board Of directors
in .s viii be held ou Monday next
'.sthinr was found in the worry
49, sbnre. The Institution has JUS
s,nietrd one oil the most perfect pr
WI W. sever sysiems IN the Territory
20, splnal cost Of but $50, although
I5w.st bid received IN re-
,rse 10 advertisements was S22'1.
i'm, bul,ue.s Of most Importance
,,a,gbt before the county court yes
,s,dav was the petition signed by
,ssIv every business man and tnN
Ter In tue city aud county asking
X c,,irt to aid ail In IT, power ia &C.
lin, the great machine shops Of the
s',nihern pacihr. The matter win be
,onsldef, Il again next Tuesdny. Heber
Ii,,,,bgm 10 whom was recently
,.,snteJ $500 Tor the removal Of his
.ti.uce from the center VI a county
,o,Jiu Wilaon precinct, asked f0t nu
sJdltlonnl appropriation u 500. re-
Ed 10 Selertman FOy. Richard
Is,sr and thirty other residents %
HgfTlHNllic IOAu AlHbieI I.t'""'N ~
~ removal OF JOSIAH Taylor rOnu
,nnervisof Of that district auu ior the
srp,lntment VI VIM. n. Cowles In h's
,.e,d. A remembrance was aisp pre-
,ented by Peter Later, Sou.i ana
twenty seven others. Referred.
urlor Holm = was appointed super.
VISOR for the North Ogden school
Jt.lrlci. The project, looking ~ the
,,inblshmcnt Of the southern Paci1c
thors here, was brought 70 the atten-
tion Of tho court by Judge Patton for
Inc Chamber Of Commofcs. The
inlge stated that tho city would likely
,.,T the great portion oi the burden to
insure the location Of the shops here.
INC company desired In the pro-
no.ltlon male, that II b1 furnished
with ,5DO. 900 brick, and as the farm
OF. would be benefited by the
arau,sltlon ~ the city, asked that the
county court assist Ivy apprDprinting
enough money 10 purchase the brick,
whlcn would be- close 10 $500. Some
dirrus.ion followed aud the matter was
laid on the table for one week.
Ats O'Clock, the usual time FOR adj
iournaient. the sji, 900 damage suit o.
y. il. Alfred W. Snlt Lake CITY, was
taien W. The case is the outcome 81
A project conceived by the City Council
nj SAT- Lake Ia 1851 tU increase the
water supply OF tho municipality. Two
hundred arleslnn wells were put down
by the city near Lehi aud the water
WIS run into the Jordan add conducted
via the river anu tho salt Lake canal
toward the city. The bed Of the cana
was 10 dry, however,, aud tbs heat 70
intense that what little water RENAME
after soaking the patcheu waterway
was eyApoHted by tho sun and meme
ever reached iis destination. Alfred
has ranch on the banks Of the
Jordan, about four miles from Uta h
lake. Back on the ranch was u Hue bly,
spfing, the waters from which found
their way through gully - the river.
Years ago Mr.All fed built dam across
tlls gully and formed a little lake aDou,
800 b. $40 feet la area and some twenty
feet deep. From this lake ho irrigated
h1 ranch, oultivating about 100 acres
" lhni. IL II Just about II mile In a
direct line from Alfredo spring TO the
city wells. The wells ara ON tne Oppo'
site side OF the river, but the land wheI,
they were put down IL about twenty
feet lower than the point " here IN,
spring rises. Mr.. Alfred alleges that
since the sinking OF tue wellshis lak,
has practically gone dry, aud claims
that the wells tapped the water courses
that supplied HE epring. This lett him
without irrigation wtter Tor his ranch,
and hence the suit for $4,000 damages
The Southern Pacific yesterday
transferred 10 the onion Pacific n
consignment n extremely lntore,tiug
far huiln relies and cuTinsities, in,
Guiding AN EsquimauK boat, fishing
tackle, weapons, sledgeH and lufr
The articles were consigned by tn,
Alaska Commercial company who's,
headquarters are at Sitka, Alaska, u
the United States fish commissioner at
Washington, ID. O. The boat Is con
nttuCted OF whnlebone and walrus hide
the bone forming the framework
while the hide IL tightly stretche,
over II and securely sewn with thong
OF sinew. The little vessel moasurel
twenty feet IN length aud Is pointed al
both ends. The bOatmnn seats him
self In little cuddy hole Ia the center
aui balances himself with the aid Ut {
heavy paddle. II requires much prac
ice 10 keep the boat right side "a
when loaded, The weapons are most
~ OF ivory, bone aud stone, while tht
hluews OF wild animals furnish lhl
materials out Of which the 1shing yea
u made. The iurs Include som,
beautiful pelts which formerly serve,
as a covering for white polar bears
The collection Is very valuable and /
thu first OF the klnd which has eve
been sent east.
Yesterday morning company o.
Fifty negroes from Tennessee anu
Georgia, bound for Stockton, Califor
MO, arrived In Ogden over the Unioi
Pacific and left for the west at O'clsCl
in the afternoon. These are tut tn
iorefunnots Ot com pany Oi 3, 900 soul
who have trad OF the unrest Tor tn
negro In the south, hard imcB and rae
pfeludices uui have decided TO max,
homos In California, They nre all a
one church ana among them nre eom
who are fairly well supplied with thi
worlds goods. BY means OF ;l25 90
raised among the people, large trao
OF fruit and farm land lying nos
Stockton, California, was purchase,
hnd VIII be worked ON the cooperative
PAN The cOlOred people who arrive,
yesterday seemed to be OF tho bette
class and all seemed well educated
Another party will reach here In abou
two weeks.
Yesterday morning shortly after
O'Clock, n large twO.HtorY TRICK hous
belonging 10 George W. Lashus, ri
lower Iwenty'socoud street, near ia,
central Pacific shops,wns dgstr lyed b.
hre, the origin Of which Ii SUPPOSE 4
nave Oeen iuCendiaIy. The dcplrtmun
mazda nue 81 tt.. ~ $50. ..f "A. A.. . .