The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-03
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THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

PAGE Hearing in the case Of Harry
HyndS who shot and killed Walter
DtnWoodey on Sunday Some new facts
brought out.-.The defendant held for
trial. He gives bonds in the sum Of
twenty thousand dollars Both house
and senate badly stirred uD over the
Cuban question. Spain shows fight
Senator Sherman criticized. Many mat
tiers of note. Archbishop Ireland on the
recent decree concerning secret So
cieties. Brief kilograms.
PAGE Representative Aliens argument
in favor of anneXing a part of Arizona.
to Utah will be heard by the committee
tomorrow. Great damage done by floods
in Massachusetts. Mccoy wins a fifteen
round fight with Ryan. The county
commissioners wrestle with the elevator
question. GeddeS and Roberts submit
their reports and make arguments be-
fore Commissioner Christopherson. Ac-
ton postponed until Wednesday Two
mill tax needed for school purposes
Bee Inspector Swaner says he can't get
justice from the commissioners and re-
signs. General county business. Brief
kilograms.
PAGE 3.-Business, mining and stocks
More companies Incorporated yester-
day with q combined capital stock Of
nearly seventeen millions. important
Information regarding the Northern
Light companyS bonanzaS at Ophir-.-
Quiet day on change.
State press comment. .Notables of the
day. .Humor.
PAGE blouse proceedings. Bills passed
incorporating the school for the blind.
defining the powers and duties of the
state treasurer, providing for the draw
ing of grand and petit jurors, relating
to the management of the state univer-
sity and relating to the heritable rights
of the issue of polygamous marriages.
The Dog bill up again. A bill sug-
bW shooting
creating board of labor Cancellation
recOmmitted. Senate committee on SAL
aries makes report which takes the
form of a bill which likes the comDen-
Sation of state officers and leaves the
pay of county officials to be fixed by
the county commissioners. The report
and bill referred back to the committee
with Instructions to report bill fixing
all salaries. Land bill in the hands Of
the house will not be considered until
the lower house has finished with it.
Printing committee makes a partial re-
port and will continue today Revenue
bill passes first reading. Bill validating
certain county warrants fixed for hear
ing Friday. Two bills introduced, one re-
Iating to criminal procedure, the other
governing cases where clerks of boards
of education. county clerks and city
recorders do not have to certify amount
of Indebtedness on warrants. Lien OF
judgments in the United States courts.
PAGE 6.-Trade in stocks fairly steady
ford case. involving millions Of dollars
decided by the supreme court in favor
of Mrs. Stanford. --latest by wire Re
publican members of the legislature
hold a caucus on canaigre root and de-
eide the state cannot afford a bounty.
Glen Miller wants the state restricted
but cannot get it...The land bill not a
party measure in the opinion of the
majority. Brief kilograms
PAGE 7-Kews from nearby towns.
Park City, Provo. BOuntiful, etc. ..Og-
den occurrences Brief kilograms
PAGE S-Negotiations for placing the
bonds of the Ogden Power Dam COM
pany successfully closed yesterday. Mr.
Bannigan is entirely satisfied with the
. great project Plant to be completed by
December. of next year. In the quo war
ranto case of Thompson VS.. LIE Grand
Young, the ballots in three boxes from
Salt Lake City were counted, resulting
in a gain of one vote for Thompson
verdict for the defendant in the s.. 600
damage suit of George Fanny against
Lars Jensen. general court news. For
the .postOffice. Bids were received LAST
nj ght- -Anusements- Hotel corridor
Town Talk and brief local