The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-12-16
STATE NEWS
CASTLE DALE NOTES.
Stake Conferences Held and Church
Authorities Sustained

AULQOlllleS sustained.
Castle Dale Dec 14-I.ast week the
stake presidency. including Presidents r
@. Miller. John H Pace Henry NJ Ma
this and Stake Clerk Arthur w Horsely
held conferences in the following wards
in this county: Huntington. Molen,
Emery, Casper, Ferron, Lawrence, and
ca Thursday held conference at this
place.
The. conference here was well attended.
the han being crowded to everflowing.
All the authorities spoke for some length
church authorities were unanimously
sustained.
The December convention of the Emery
county school teachers will be held at
this place on Dec. 20. The services of
Professor j. z. Hickman have been pre-
cured, and as this gentleman is a man
of ability in this work an interesting and
instructive convention is anticipated
Judge johnson has just issued notice
that the three regular terms of the dis
trict in the several counties comprising
the Seventh judicial district are the same
as last year. Hence the terms in this
county will be held on the third Mondays
III February. June and March
The great interest lately manifested in
this county over the coal deal about to
be closed with the Buhl-Kimberley syn
dictate was further intensified this week
Mountain, Mich, and w. H. BarrowS of
Pittsburg, Pa, accompanied by Don c.
Robbins. The gentlemen mentioned had
previously ordered cOnVeyanceS and in
thsse made flying trip up Huntington
canyon. They. however, kept mum, but
nevertheless facts in the matter leaked
out To certain persons Messrs. Jones
and Barrows did admit that they were
elated over the territory visited. These
two gentlemen are a portion of a syn
dictate lately securing a great block of
iron land in Iron county. The Hunting
ton coal land deal embraces about q, 900
acres of as fine coal land as can be
found anywhere. The proposed purchaS-
ers are fully satisfied with the investiga-
ton and the deal consummated viii ere
long be openly announced.
Deputy County Clerk o. J. Sitterud is
sued this week a marriage license to Jo-
seph NJ. Hansen and Caroline /. Alfred,
both of Cleveland. Utah
Mary SWanzey of this place has COM
menced an action against S. P. Snow, sr.,
of Orangeville. for the recovery of GER
tain property located three miles up the
Cottonwood creek from Castle Dale
yesterday in the interest of the seventies
nincty-first quorum He spoke to the
seventies in the morning and to the gen
eral priesthood in the afternoon and re-
turned last evening to Salt Lake City.
Sheriff futile has in his possession
with, for he still packs in his inside vest
pocket the sum of $500 in gold. which
he intends to convert into real coin of
the realm in short notice. Neither DR..
Walter Pike nor his attorney. for whom
the money was intended, care for ii. G.
Belden Snyder, who sent the certificate
of deposit says he don't want il either,
but in its stead he insists on the deed
to the Copper Globe mining property But
this the sheriff gave to DR.. Pike. Mr.
futile says if he were sure these parties
would remain at loggerheads for the COM
ing fifty years he would feel relieved, as
he considers $500 a pretty little sum OF
money to have as a side partner.