The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-05-22

Alma GREENWOOD; nISL Nlce-Pt Ss!geItts'
I. n. Hinckley, jr.; second vice-presldent,
Jas. A. Melville; secretary, j. >. JlIesi
treasurer, Miss Edith Huntsman A com
rnittee on membership consisting OF D.
vens was then elected, after which Judge
Reid delivered an address on the prln-
ciples of Democracy. The society VIII
meet next Tuesday evening at the same
place.-Fillmore Progress.
OUR NORTHERN NEIGHBoRs.
The Haley News-NIiner is now posing
as the champion of the western tram
stealer.
In the opinion of the Boise Sentinel.
the Salt Lake Tribune has long since
seased to be an authority on the silver
question"
that the industrial army is simply a new
departure of the tramp industry; rms
kind of workingmen Will never heaq d
revolution and the country IS prooaoly
safe.-Idaho Falls Times.
Lazy Joe is enjoying a honeymoon and
refuses to be interviewed. When wife
No / left him a year ago he said: Mar
Fiagq Pa dM he he ssvs no gTed ge No
nudder sequaw, marriage he pretty good,
me like'm all same winter man. '-Black-
foot News
The sheep shearers of this vicinity have
first. Shearers begun on his band or
sheep Thursday We understand that the
10000 sheep will be sheared in this vicinity
Wtthin the next twenty or thirty Gays
Shoshope Journal.
Pearl Whitmore, a. SeamstresS, attempt
ed suicide last evening in a room at the
Thornton block by taking a large dose of
arsenic. She was taken i'll about O'Clock
in the evening and admitted that she had
taken the poison and wanted TO die. DR.
NorcroSS was at once sent for. and after
administering a. powerful emetic, she was
restored to consciousness, 1t IS said the
would-be suicide was snlitten with COOK
in one of the restaurants or the city, ana
that when she sent for him yesterday, he
refused TO call to see her.-Butte Inter
Mountain.
Wet and cold weather at Soda Springs,
Everybody knows W. H. B. Grow, Of
Idaho Falls, and everybody knows that
although, quite a wealthy man. he gener-
ally goes around clad in a pair of over,
hat. At Idaho Falls he owns quite pala-
tial residence. The other day he started
down town, going out of the back door
and around and out the front gate. as
he stepped into the street a tramp who
was lettering near the gate sided up to
him and whispered conAdentially: Say;
pard, how did you make out in there?
Did you get anything to eat?'-Pocatello
Tribune.
In the past few days there has passed
through st. Anthony. for the Marysvtlle
families and they are all new settlers and
most all of them are from Cache valley,
Utah. They are looking after the black
rich government land on Fall river. 1t is
there in vast quantities as the News has
SO often proclaimed and there is also a
great many new people passing up the
81 are sae R gaying tha
the valley from six to twenty-five miles
up Snake river from ST. Anthony will
gain one hundred additional families this
year.-St. Anthony News
| Last Sunday morning about II o'clock
the Lima dam broke and turned the
waters of the large reservoir into
tF hs asa Ro ahd Eae loss The to rea s6
and property will be several thousand dol
lars. No lives have been reported lost
The railroad company is among the heav-
lest losers as the track was washed out in
several places between Lima. and Dillon.
A short time ago the county officials re-
ported the dam unsafe and recommended
/ that spillway be dug around the end OF
/ the dam to carry off the pressure. The ir-
rigation company claimed that 1t would
weaken the dam, and the spillway caused
/ the flood.-Idaho Falls Times.
Frank Walton. editor of the Populist
Educator, has very early in his career
steered up against the fact that IAN
editors let >, is not a happy one-not q
Wednesday evening. 1t severely criticized
the course of Deputy United States Mar
shall Hopson in arresting the Coxeyites and
especially the special deputies ne had ap-
pointed referring to several of them as
secretaries, ex-convicts and saloon
heelerS. Among these Charley Phelps
Sicts. About twenty " minutes iea after 4-ef the
Educator was out w. P. Hopson met Mr..
Walton, the editor, on Center street and
after some words struck at. him but. the
blow glanced on without doing any dam
age. Mr.. Walton at once pulled his gun
and stood Hopson off and the affair ended
for the me-Pocatello Tribune.
OUR EASTERN NEIGHBORs.
Wyoming has filed articles of ineorpora-
ton with the secretary of state The
company will drill oil and gas wells, CON
struct and operate pipe lines. It's prin-
with branch offices in New York, Chicago
and Kansas City. The company is capt.
talized at $S,OOOOoo. divided into $4,000
H. Swope of Kentucky, r. H. Kathun
and S. Morgan of Kansas and A. T.
Seymour of Glenrock
Some cowboys recently found the skele-
tons of twelve men in a quakenasp
grove on Badwater 1t is the general sup
position that they were soldiers, as the
buttons from soldiers uniforms were
found scattered among the skeletons:
These buttons were all that could be found
to identify the skeletons as LnOse ~
white men and there was no way of as
pertaining how long they had been there,
but it was evident that it had been a
number of years since they had met
their death.-Record.
General Agent vallery of the Burling-
ton reports that work on the Sheridan
Wyoming, extension is being pushed
rapidly. The contractors have 500 teams
at work. This extension is to be built
to Billings, Mot. A Lincoln, Neb., firm
has secured the contract except the track
laying, which the Burlington viii dc
with its own men. The maximum grade
in the line will be only sixty-six feet pei
mile, with a maximum curvature of three
degrees, although but few are more thar
one degree MISUNDERSTANDING Sun.
The Cheyenne Bee prints the follow
ing information regarding the wool cir
in Wyoming this year: Governor Os
borne returned Wednesday morning from
his sheep ranch in Carbon county, where
he has spent the best part of two week:
experimenting the shearing of his flock
. His clip will amount to between $50 00
and 100000 pounds. The 1894 clip, in con
sequences, of being freer from art, Wan .,
much lighter than last year, and the
shrinkage from securing will not be 81
great. He estimates. from the best in
formation he can obtain. that the cliI
p , &c, mill