The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-16

Provo, July 15.-sheriff Storrs re-
turned today from Jackson, Amador
county, Cal, where he took into Gus
tody James Rainier, alias o. B. Haynes,
one of the smoothest all around crooks
that he has had any business with.
Rainier was wanted in Utah county
for burglarizing a building belonging
to Bishop Argyle of Benjamin, from
whom he stole wagon. He after
wards few the country, and trace OF
him was discovered in California.
When his whereabouts became known
TO the officers requisition papers were
gotten out by the governor, and armed
with these documents, the sheriff pro-
ceeded to Jackson, where his man was
held. Rainier had secured some of the
best attorneys he could find in that
vicinity, among whom was Judge
Campbell, and they trumDed uD a
story which made it look doubtful as
TO whether or not ne could be taken
Habeas corpus proceedings were in
stituted on grounds that the requisi-
ton papers were defective, and it was
discovered on investigation that this
was true, some of the dates being
wrong. Mr.. Storrs secured the ear of
liz JUQSEs IlOAGNGIr anu impressed
him that his story was true, and the
defendants case fell through, where
upon the sheriff lost no time in making
his way to Utah. Rainier confesses to
being a crook and has been working
in concert with several pals through
out the west. He will be given hear
Ing tomorrow.
Although there is not a great amount
of money in circulation, it looks as
though there would be a general out
pouring Of people from Utah county to
attend the Pioneer Jubilee next week.
There VIII be no local celebrations so
far as has been learned on account of
this event. At the same time the
neighboring resorts will do some ca
tering for patronage on the Path. The
town is well decorated with Jubilee
posters and circulars gotten out by the
local railroad companies.
SPUR TO THE LAKE.
A proposition has been submitted to
Manager Vincent of the Provo lake
resort by the Oregon Short Line Rail-
way company to build a spur to the
resort from the point where the line
intersects Seventh street, and from
the present indications there is a like
lihoOd of it being built within a very
short time. Mr.. Vincent will meet
with General Manager Bancroft on
MUAudN next LBUCDt0S the ana
If satisfactory arrangements can be
made the line viii be built before Aug
10. By following the old grade made
by the Provo Street Railway company
this spur can be built with but very
little trouble and will be greatly ap-
preciated by the patrons Of the resort.
COURT ORDERS.
s. N. Davis VS.. Hanna Rechnitzer;
Cnr1r- ora Tlrz 6prrap in ia var Of
plaintiff without damages, each party
to pay their own costs and each to
pay one-haf of the reporters fees.
The case of F. w. c. Hathenbruck
Us. Thomas Fowler ct al. was dis
missed.
County officials and employees We're
made happy today by receiving their
quarterly salaries, the requisite amount
having been appropriated by the
board
It is not the intention of the attor-
neys in the case of Rena Smoot VS..
Farley SmoOt to urge a separation, but
10 compel the defendant to do mis- duty
by way of rendering the necessary
support TO the wife and child.
TOPICS FOR TEACHERS.
The following letter will be of in
terest to teachers;
81 Woodland Street, Worcester. Mass,
july ~ 1881
President Cuff think I have not
Yet fulfilled my promise of sending
you my lecture topics for the week
beginning Aug. 16. They are as fol-
lows:
| Adolescence; Its Laws and
Treatment"
= Food. Diet and Nutrition"
5. Athletic. Physical and Manual
Training. or the Education of Muscles
es Organs Of the viii, or Motor Edu-
cation
I. The New Laws and Study of Ma
tu-e"
.. ~Heredity and Instinct
8. The Brain and Brain Building"
:. Child Study; Method and Re
suits"
would like permission. if you think
Il would make no confusion, 10 modify
Che order and even to substitute other
topics, as the new psychology, fear,
anger, imitation, If they seem more
interesting to those present.
4 am anticipating my visit to Utah
with much pleasure. I received a very
pleasant note some time since from
Miss A. c. Hale, which increases all
pleasant anucipations. I hope il Will
not be too hot
Very sincerely yours,
G. STONLEY HALL.
INVITATION TO BRYAN.
Committee From Logan Will Wait