The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-18
|YHE SEARCH ABANDONED.
Sensational Disclosures Pre-
dicted in the Taylor Mystery.
THE SHERIFF HAS CLUES.
The Opinion That Taylor Deserted His
Family Is Strengthened.
Sudden Death of Judge Hunsaker-Reso-
lutions OF Respect-Provo Matters
A Pleasant Reception-The Street
Railway to Be Opened.


OGDEN. Utah, June 7.-[Speciall-The
large number of men who have been for
the past week engaged in the search for
j. Henry Taylor, returned from the
mountains tonight, and the remainder of
the party will return tomorrow night.
Thus far no signs have been found on the
mountain of the missing man. but
Sheriff Belnap has made some important
discoveries, which will undoubtedly lead
to the uuraveling of what now seems
mystery. THE HERALD man is not at
liberty to tell for the present OF the dis
coveries made by Belnap, but probably
by Monday something will be made pub
lie. The indications point to the truth OF
the opinion expressed in these columns
this morning, that Taylor has never been
on the mountain since Friday, June y,
and that he has deserted his home and
family. There may be some sensations
within the next three days.
JUDGE HUNsAKER's DEATH.
On Thursday Judge o. F. Hunsaker of
Brigham city, a member of the bar OF the
Fourth district and supreme courts, died
very suddenly at his home in Brigham of
CONGESTION of the lungs. The funeral
services were held on Friday and were
attended by number of local attorneys.
Last night the members of the bar re-
siding at Brigham city met and passed
the following resolutions:
Resolved, That we receive with great sorrow
the Intelligence OF the death OF Juoge oscar + J
Hunsaker. who was for long time an honored
practitioner in The courts.
Resolved, That his memory deserves to be
cherished by the bar as honorable TO the pro-
feSSion of which he was member.
Resolved, That these resolutions be commu-
nicated to his bereaved family, with the ex-
preston OF the earnest coincidence OF the bar.
B II. JONES,
e. p. JOHNSON,
r. II. JONES,
j. NJ. COOMBS,
NELs JENSEN.
On Saturday next the members of the
Ogden bar will meet and take action on
the same matter.
NEWS GLEANINGS.
The Reed is now open for guests and
tomorrow morning the first regular meal
will be served. Judging from the num-
Der of guests who registered today the
house will be well patronized in the flu
ture. Some criticism has been caused by
the action of the proprietors of the house
in employing colored imported help for
the dining room when there are so many
GU 1A0n ttliu WOuCn III VIC Ciby
On Monday night the board OF education
will hold special meeting for the pur-
pose of electing the teachers for the pub
lie schools for the coming year. Many
applications have been received for the
positions from eastern teachers who say
they are very DESTROYS OF coming to Utah
for their health, which is gradually
breaking down in the east.
On Monday the contractors on the paw
ing of Twenty fifth street will resume
operations and continue the work until
the street is paved from Wall to Wash
ington avenues. The road roller recently
purchased by the city should arrive on
Tuesday. ~
Tomorrow morning the United Slater
fish commissioners car, which recently
went west with load of Muscalonge fish
for the lakes and rivers of California, vii
reach Ogden on its return trip. Thi,
time the car has on board a specimen O.
every kind OF fish native to the Pacific
coast for the Worlds fair. There ar,
said TO be many curios in the lot.