Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-11

river 10 such an extent az 10 ser uusly
menace many PORTIONS VI Logan
island. The committee on wntefworks
and irrigation with the mayor asHOcl-
ated were appointed TO Investigate at
the next meeting OF the city council,
And were given power To act. They
are taking the necessary steps for the
preservation Of property. There is
much to be dOae, but they are labor
Ing assiduously.
On Tuesday morning glrl OF about
fifteen years OF nge etolc packet OF
ten from a stand In front Of o.. q.
Haybnll,s store. She was observed
nnd followed, Aftera chnse she was
captured ana taken back 10 the store.
Size was allowed 20 depart, 10 return In
the evening. Hayblil did not want to
prosecute her, but wanted htr 10 real.
la the position she had placed herself
I'm, anu when ehe 7, turned Ia the
evening she wac met by the marshal
aud justice OF the peace. The girl was
badly frightened, but after she had
made confession nnd promises OF
amendment she was allowed to depart,
II Ia to DO hoped wiser anu better
girl.
Mr.. Joseph Miyler, Of Clarktton,
while ia the canyon near that Place u
lew days since, found cache VA which
were hidden valuable saddle AMI a
good bride. There was no clue 10
indicate the ownership. The articles
had been wrapped "a n blanket aud
had been there so long that the blanket
was moul iy, but the snddlu aud birdie
were well preserved.
Alta Meeting OF the board OF odu-
cation held on Monday evening, ceu-
sus euumu!atOrs tor the school census
were appointed for each municipal
I ward, anu Mlss Ida J. Cook was nom
mated for superintendent anu principal
u the district schOols Tor the Logan
| school district.
II hsd been announced that Prof. 7.
Is. Lewis Of Ogden would deliver "a
lecture upon some educational topic at
the meeting OF the Teachers Institute
on Saturday next; but hV telrgraphed
Superintendent Greene that ON account
If sickness lie would be unabls to at
tend; therefore an impfomptu pro-
gram will 10 given.
A. Ewing, manager Of the PhmDix
Pharmacy was fined s5O aud costs In
one case for selling liquor without u
license and In another case against him
he took the statutory time 10 plead.
The Republican organ, tho Nation,
unuer the management Of Messrs.
R0senbaum & Pfybyn, 10 getting out
very credltable BneeI.
The resignation Of j. l.. Rawlins IL
the principal topic Of conversation heio
at present. The great things thai
WERE expected Of him by his p.r.y aud
the great boasts made Uy them VI the
stalwart man who was ding 10 secure
statehood and numbrrless other bune-
ITS to the people oi Utah, are now the
source OF much chaRtin to them since
they have discovered that they have
been leaning on "a broken reed. The
prevailing sentiment Is that no has
sacrificed his party 10 crafty me-
menlary pique.
The Investigation Of Commissioner
q. &. GOodwin's official record was
not completed until very late hour
on Tuesday evening. The time Of Air.
Bache was fully occupied in hearing
the testimony in the numerous cuses
that were brought sganst the COM
missioner. Failure 60 keep proper
record o: the transactions In his court,
over charges and bribery constituted
the points upon which the commits
eioner was called 10 tlsE. These
prosecuting the cilse claim 10 have
introduced n sufficient volume Of
evidence TO decapitate half dozen
commissioners, while Ills friends
claim that the prosecution was
commenced and continued In
personal malice, and that all
charges viii, i.0S-r investigation
A short time will :. IL was necss.
sary that an invtosigation should be
held, and II guilty, the commissioner
should be peremptorily discharged and
placed under the caro- Of the warden OF
the peniteutiary, On the other hand,
II innocent, his character should To
vindicated.
The horse show caused great influx
of visitors 90 Logan. Standard bre
.roiters, coach aud draft horses oil al.
most ali Of the best breeds were on ex-
hibitlon; they make a fine showing.
Ihe reputation Of Cache valley
AS the section OF county
possessing the uest horsefesh In Utah
was fully satisfied. Oaly one fault con
be found; while there are stations In
great abundance, the number OF
FLOODED mares Is limited. The sight
on the streets reminded ono strongly
Of Rosa Bonheur's famous picture. 50
also do two photographs taken during
the parade.
Tho unlawful cohabi,atlon case
against Oscar Damn, Bishop Of College
ward, was not heard. His alleged
plural wife, Jane Welch, had in some
mysterious manner disappeared, and
her bonds were declared forfeited.
Mr.. Il. Il. Thorstensen, manager of
the U. NJ. Co., has the sympathy OF hls
many friends In the death OF his six.
mon,hs.old son Albin, who died yes-
terday morning.
Mir. A. Il. Hyde, manager Of the
Bullion'Beck Mining Co., has been
visiting Logan.
Elder Moses Thatohef'a health Ia
improving rapidly. He has been out
ridl g several times during tho pres.
ent week.
The Boston Howard Athenmum
Specially company are billed to appear
here on the 3lst.