The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-02-05
Logan Lines.

LOGAN, Feb. 4.-The quarterly con-
ference of Cache stake of Zion conven-
ed IN Logan tabernacle Sunday and
Monday, February and 3, 1896. Four
of the quorum OF the apostles were
present, namely, Francis M. Lyman.
George Teasdale, Heber j. Grant and
Mariner W. Merrill also Presiding
Bishop William 3. Preston and Pres
ident of Seventies c. D. Fjeldsted were
present The large auditorium was
crowded both days. and the people who
assembled to obtain spiritual food were
RECALLED to their souls content. En-
couraging reports were given OF the
Cache stake and its various organiza-
tons. Monday afternoon, during the
course of the remarks of Apostle f.
N. Lyman on the subject of 1.-THE Eff
cacy OF Fasting ana Prayer" the
speaker referred to the precarious con
dition of the health of Apostle Moses
Thatcher, and suggested that on the
coming fast day, February 6, 1896, the
people of this stake of Zion unite unto
God for the benefit of Elder Thatcher.
The suggestion was adopted and Pres
ident Isaac Smith Of the presidency OF
the stake, gave out that the day would
be set apart for that purpose as sug-
gested.
Saturday was devoted to probate
business in the First district court. In
the case of Elizabeth A. Hammer, ad-
ministratrix, VS.. William 7. Ainscough
ct al, hearing on demurrer to supple
mental complaint set for February g..
In the matter of the estate and guar
dianship of Frank w. Thatcher and
Lawrence Y. Thatcher. minors. annual
account of guardian approved and set
tied.
In the matter of the estate and guar
dianship of Thomas ]. Richardson ct
al, minors, hearing upon settlement OF
annual account of guardian. Contest
filed against approval and settlement
by said Thomas J. Richardson ct al.
Several witnesses were examined and
the court took the matter under ad-
visement.
In the matter of the estate and
guardianship of G. William Thatcher
ct al, minors, annual account OF guar
dian approved.
on Monday the case of the state vs..
Carl ]. Danielsen, grand larceny, came
up. Defendant pleaded not guilty.
Trial set for February 5.
Sentence was postponed in the case
of James Cunningham, convicted OF at
tempted rape, until February 10 at 10
a. m.
]. q. Stewart vs.. c. ]. Danielsen, by
consent continued without date.
Logan City VS. Charles Larsen; YER
dict of not guilty. This is a case that
has caused considerable expense to the
city, and the adverse decision yeSLer-
day rendered was a surprise not only
to the city, but the citizens. The novel
position taken by the defense is Wor-
charged
with raising Ned" in Chlnaman
restaurant in this city last Fourth OF
JuIy. The case was prosecuted in the
police court and went against defend
ant. who at once appealed. BY var
ious nraneuvering the charge against
Larsen was made to read using abu-
sive language" toward the Chlnaman-
The defense took the ground that. as
the Chinaman could not understand
English, he was not abused, ana the
above verdict was the result.
Miss Luna. Thatcher gave a pleasant
card party Monday evening to num-
Der of invited guests. Various classi-
cal games with the pasteboards were
INDUCED in up till II D. M, when de-
licious luncheon was served. There
were present Miss Thatcher. Mesdames
B. G. Thatcher, D. H. Thomas and J.
". Hyde, Misses Ollie Thatcher and
Vendla Farrell and Messrs. ALI Far
rel, Eugene Lewis, Thatcher, Thomas
and HYDE.
Morgan. the 13-year-old son of Post
master Blair of this city, who had his
skull fractured by a kick from horse
Friday evening. is doing as well as
could be expected. considering the ser
ious nature of the injury.
W. C. Mcdonald, the Salt Lake candy
man. was in Logan this week.
Ernest c. Bacon, editor and proprie-
tor of the Ouray. Colorado, Herald, is
in the city visiting his brother, who is
master electrician of the Hercules
Power company.
William Palmer is lecturing in Cache
county in the interest of the NJ. L. as
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