The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-09

q, Durglarizing Montpelier stores This
looks bad. when it is considered that it is
7 only few days ago since the mayor
: called in City Marshal ATcCarty's COMMITS
SION The people there are now petition
ing the mayor to appoint peace officer.
The County Teachers Summer institute
IS ROW being held az Fish Haven. on the
shores of Bear lake. and right good
e-ine is being enjoyed. There are twenty
| se@cnerS n attendance Miss Galloway
o. o. eae ldah9 stats normal at Lewiston is
II. charge Judge Osmond, the wideawstlSe
county school superintendent, IS making
huge success of the affair.
The BOY PIANIST.
Arthur Shepherd. the boy pianist of the
west, leaves here the iscJer part of this
month Tor Salt Lake Ctty, 10 make his
iuture nome He has been employed as
instructor in music by the L. ID. s. col
ieSe- we expect to hear great things Of
arthur, and salt Lake city is 10 be con-
graduated on securing his services
Dr.. David Bulge will leave Paris on
Ile an prox- for the Chicago Dental col
lege, 10 do postgraduate work
One of George Perretts boys came near
being killed last Sunday morning. He
mad taken his fathers COWS 10 The pas
Iure. and his horse SHE'D at some object
throwing him on his head and rendering
him unconscious He was carried home in
that condition, but it was found that
| nothing serious had resulted.
John Haggie of Montpelier has much to
be thankful for. Taking advantage of
the open season for shooting prairie
chickens, he started out with his shotgun
and bagged few chickens. Upon sep
pins into mis- buggy, his fOCt caught the
/ trigger of mis- gun, which he had stood
the whole charge of the gun entered the
rim of mis- hat IN front OF his face. His
/ forehead was grazed. and outside of a
/ good shock he IS unhurI.
Jesse Bulge, son of President William
/ Bulge. leaves next month for Ann Ar
Dor, Mich, u er-er the law school
There is talk of an opera house being
/ built by a stock company. The Findlay
/ corner, on Main street, mas been pur-
! chased and Il IS said by fall work Will
/ be Well under way for the building. 1t
is 10 be hoped so
SIX sAwMHLLs.
The Hoge & Piggott sawmill is now
running IN full blast. Waiter Cole has
contracted TO run II, and he viii have
John Brown, the engineer, to handle the
machinery. The output of this mill is
estimated 70 be 800, go feet every 80 days.
This makes SIX large SawmilIS in our
county. all doing a heavy business.
:, ANDREW galloway OF 81; Slarles, stake
Sunday school superintendent, came near.
losing his life on Saturday. He was in
the mail wagon, going TO Montpelier. TO
take the train for DiamOndviule, where he
had an appointment to organize a Sunday
school. The tongue of the wagon fell from
the necl1yoSe, frightening the horses. and
causing them TO run away. The wagon
was smashed TO kindllng wood, and Su-
perintendent Galloway received some mas
" cuts and bruises.
Word has been received from the first
presidency that Elders George q. Cannon
and Joseph L. Smith VIII meet with the
people of the Bear Lake stake this month.
rhis Will have the effect of crowding our
stake tabernacle, and a good time IS an
tic.pated.
on Saturday and Sunday, Aug. q and
% the annual stake conference of the Y.
NJ. NJ L. A will be held in this city.
Apostle Heber j. Grant, Elder B. II.
Roberts PROT D. NJ. Todd, Thomas Hull
and others are expected from below.
Stake choir leader, Thomas w. HOrs-
ley, fell from a load OF manure Saturday
and narrowly escaped being run over and
crushed 10 death. as it was he is in a
almost paralyzed. and his neck and
shoulder terribly bruised He had
Bishop w. b. Preston. George f. Gibbs
and !. r. Martineau We're in Paris on
Monday en- route to Star Valley, whittier
they went the following morning. Presi-
dent j. U. Stuck and Arthur Bulge went
to Soda Springs to meet them, and they
held meetings with the people there.
President James II. Hart reports hav-
ing had a most delightful time with the
people of Lake Town in their ward con-
ference last Sunday, while President W.
L. Rich and r. s. Spence attended a sim
liar conference at St. Charles. All the
meetings were largely attended.
NEW CITY COUNCIL.
The new city council of Paris has got
down TO business in great shape. W L.
Rich has been appointed president, James
II. Wallis clerk. r. s. Spence attorney, j.
U. Stucki treasurer. George F Dunn
chief of police, and James Ceilings,
jr., overSeer of streets bylaws and Ordi-
nanceS have been passed. and a Chree-mil
tax levied. This is one of the best things
that ever happened TO Paris, and already
evidences of Improvement are beginning
TO be discernable.
Work on the stake academy is pro-
crossing a a lively rate. The carpenters
have nearly completed the work of laying
the floors of the first story, and the
masOns. About 100000 brick VIII be used
in its construction. The walls will COM
mence to go uD about the middle of the
month. 1t Is the intention TO roof it in
rooms to hold church school in it this
winter.
President Shurtlif. of the Weber stake
was in Paris yesterday, the guest of
President William Bulge.
Prof. Evan stephens is IN Paris today
en- route to Yellowstone park. He de
lighted some of his friends with an i'm
DrOmDtu on the piDe organ in our taber-
nacle. Master Arthur Shepherd has him
in charge.
CRIMINAL CASES.
District court will be held in this city
on the Ord, and already there is a good
sized calendar Meeks, the supposed
Montpelier bank rObber, will have his
trial then. and also Ike Turks. for as
sault with intent TO kill.
George Passey, of Mesa City, Ariz.,
accompanied by his wife, is here re-
neWing acquaintance. Mr.. PaSSey has
Just come from California. where he has
for his eyes, he having gone almost blind
He will move from Arizona TO Provo, as
the hot dry weather there is too much for
his eyesight