The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-09-15
Territorial Items.

Peter Halseth, an old and respected
resident of Hyrum, died at that place in
September.
The contract for the iron and wood
work of the Southern Pacific shops at
Ogden, has been awarded to r. B. Shep-
herd.
Hugh Riley, young man from Park
City, was convicted at Heber few DAYS
ago Of stealing SIS from bather at the
Hot Pots.
Mrs. Lydia Iverson Peterson died at
Hyrum, Cache county, on Sunday last
She was wife of less than a year, and
was beloved by a wide circle of acquain-
tances.
Mr.. W. j. Bean was circulating petit
ton faVoriug Albert Nagley as post
master for Richfield under the Democratic
administration. Several names were at
ched.-Richfield ADVOCATE.
Mr.. j. N. Johnson of Richfeld, will
soon start east with herd of cattle, and
will drive till he finds good market: he
will raise the cash if he has to drive or
ship to Chicago. Richfeld Advocate.
A fatal accident occurred at Woodland.
near Heber city, short time ago. David
Leroy Lambert, son of Bishop Lambert Of
Woodland, fell from barn, receiving in
juries from which he died day later.
Mr.. R. W. Sloan, now engaged in the
insurance business in San Francisco, was
the coast states and is doing large bust
ness. We wish him success.-Loqaa
journal.
The directors of the Willow Creek Canal
company held meeting in the court
house Saturday afternoon. They levied
another assessment OF ten per cent. and
concluded to push the canal to completion
from Strawberry creek to the tunnel this
fall WdsGtch Ware.
The fish and game commissioner re-
ports that it is not duck shooting but carp
shooting, that is engaged in on the shores
of Utah lake. Rifles are used in many
instances, and the ball chances, making
the sport rather dangerous. Andrew
Knudsen had a horse killed by a stray
bail not long ago.-Pr0C0 Enquirer.
Yesterday at Vermillion, Mr.. Booth,
suffering from angina pectoris, took an
overdose of laudanum to relieve pain.
Hall an ounce was taken altogether: af-
ter sometime the young man was seized
with spasms and DIR. Neill of Richfeld
was summoned, and after administering
necessary antidotes soon got him in
more favorable condition. - Richfeld Id
Cocdte.
Cupid's darts whizzing, few people
happier than these who prevailed upon
our county clerk to issue them licenses to
wed, throwing in a e smile, as follows:
Lorenzo Smith, Logan, and Florence N.
Friday, Proyidence; John L. Nelson,
Fish Haven, and Laura L. Bee. George
town; Gamaliel V. Nelson and Emma E.
Packer, both of Riverdale; William
Georgeson, and Annie S. Hansen, both
OF Weston; JAWS D. Jensen and Emma j.
Williams, both of DISQUALIFICATION
Journal.
Cyrus Warner has appealed from the
decision Of the board of Equalization re-
ducing the taxes of Bingham, Farr &
Benson. Of Cache county, Utah, whose
cattle were assessed in both Cache and
Oneida counties. The board decided that
Bin CHAM, Farr & Benson were entitled
to reduction of one-half of the tax i'm
posed for the reason that they had been
taxed in Utah on the cattle. Mr.. War
ner holds that this is illegal and not
within the Jurisdiction of the board, and
therefore appeals to the district court to
set aside said order.-1fdldd Enterprise.