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Newspaper
Ogden Junction
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1879
Page
2
In Ogden Junction on Wednesday August 6 1879 readers are warned that the so called poop business is growing into a nuisance with possible local upheaval and social friction noted in the column.
The article notes ARReENT Wontan's convention announced with the aim "the improvement of the sex." It criticizes efforts to imitate men and suggests real improvement would come from changing, not copying, male behavior.
A sunlit incident accompanied by drought conditions reported near a trek, as a lecturer was struck by the sun’s glare while others avoided injury. a nearby stone fence was torn down by the impact.
In a storied line attributed to Georgs Wasttwotow the speaker claims love is an involuntary passion that cannot be resisted. The remark invites reflection on honesty versus the consequences of truth in this anecdote.
The East notes Welch’s resignation as minister to England with surprise. It is said the cost of running the office exceeds the salary by 10 000 to 20 000 dollars annually, leaving the surprise unexplained.
Minox Sirtor a former member of Congress and briefly Speaker of the House visited Salt Lake City and drew the Tribune’s ire by calling on Delegate Cannon. The Tribune notes he likely would have sought the permit beforehand and doubts he will repeat the indiscretion.
Jongs Borz, after refusing a bond to those held in contempt, finally agreed yesterday to accept the security and release the defendants. The judge, once confident his court faced universal contempt, shows signs of partial recovery from that view.
The Atlanta Constitution argues there was justification for the Stading incident, claiming Mormon elders proselytized in Georgia with Lookout Mountain as a center, converting followers to Mormonism and polygamy, implying immorality and violent response. It denounces the paper as a liar and questions divine retribution toward the editor.
The article argues that France's vast farming population underpins its recoveries and warrants emulation in America. It cites France with 6,000,500 farmers and low land mortgage rates, contrasts with England, and urges government aid to settle unoccupied lands for small farmers to reduce poverty and boost national wealth.
The Emperor’s Ischel summer home is described as modest with two large plain rooms in dark walnut. A silver ivory crucifix from Archduke Franz Karl sits by his bedside, a gift from the Emperor’s late father at his first communion. The writing table holds Virginis cigars, a military copy, and multilingual books reflecting his language interests.
Judge Boreman dismissed the contempt order against President Taylor and accepted a bond for future payments to plaintiffs. The lengthy proceedings have beset Utah’s legal scene with repeated delays and alleged bias, fueling suspicion of anti Mormon motives and uncertain outcomes.
A Boston correspondent notes Cambridge women will be present at the polls as suffrage discussion grows. Assessors report no cases of insufficiency among educated women. efforts by Mrs Apthrope and others urge intelligent female voting. Many lady teachers plan to vote, while committee men adapt to prevailing power.
The Wisconsin Supreme Court held that a driver attempting to pass must exercise care even if the other party is on the wrong side of the road. A negligent party causing injuries is liable, and one cannot force a collision by rigidly insisting on legal rights when a slight position change could have prevented the crash.
Telegram from Glasgow reports strong hunger for Rev. LD Tal mage with nightly lectures for three weeks and sermons to tens of thousands at St Andrew's Hall. Today he preaches to sixty thousand worshippers in the city.
Tribune readers debate the claim that Breinesa 19 is improving everywhere. The piece urges vigilance against malicious falsehoods and repeats the idea to warn the public if the statement is true or false.
A fragmentary text discusses Coryar and Holystir, noting a brother-in-law relation and praising their loyalty. It references Falt Lake as a place and calls the individuals Christian statesmen. The passage ends with a cautious limit to further speculation.
The article reports trio bishops Cannon Young and Carrington being jailed despite no crime, amid calls for habeas corpus and relief. It criticizes Judge Boreman and Utah authorities, demands restraint, and notes Chief Justice Hunter's arrival and potential legal challenge.
A respected group seeks a Ogden street railway and has nearly decided to proceed soon. The investors are described as reliable and committed, with tangible steps expected shortly, promising a paying venture and public city benefit.
A critical, pompous opining piece mocks Twe Kasoirs of Egypt describing him as provident and self focused. It extols a theft of six million as a bold political maneuver exceeding contemporary leaders and excuses depriving others of life’s goods.
The Wonderful Andress, a dexterous magician, captivates Ogden with feats of legerdemain and animated birds. His wife assists on stage, scenes show his own genius, and a matinee precedes an evening show promising one of the finest entertainments for Ogden residents.
Brazil's Minister of Agriculture cites 4,383 slaves freed by the state since Septem ber 25, 1871 under Visconde de Rio Branco’s law. The emancipation fund could redeem 50,000 more, while private emancipation during the period is estimated at 40,000 with a value of 25,000,000 milreis or about $12,500,000.
The coroner's jury finds Elder Standing died from twenty or more gun and pistol shots to head and neck. The ruling names David D Nations Jasper Nations A S Smith David Smith Benjamin Clark Wm Nations Andrew Bradley James Faucett Hugh Blair Joseph Nations Jefferson Winter and Stacks Meclure as alleged shooters and urges the county coroner issue warrants for their arrest.
The legal advisers of the board of School Trustees did not receive the order until late last evening causing a comment on the proposed new school house to be deferred to another occasion.
The text extols Los teller's Stomach Bitters as a mild diuretic that stimulates the kidneys and urinary tract to prevent torpor. It claims the remedy expels waste through bowels and kidneys, regulating stomach and liver to avert degenerative decay and dangerous disease.
The Herald nine were badly defeated by the Tribune boys on Thursday with a final seven tailings. The Herald adds a humorous postgame calculation noting sums like thirty six and eight equal forty four and twenty two and five equal twenty seven, ending with the line debit and credit.
A text contrasts depredations by Indians with the unseen danger of consumption. It likens Indian raids to a hidden disease, then extols Dr. Pierce's Gallen Medical Discovery as a life changing remedy for consumptives and praises its tested relief for patients who failed other treatments.
A man tending a herd fourteen miles above Kingston in Panguidh canyon was found dead in his bed. John T. Stathis, a mail driver, was arrested for the killing at Whittaker's near Kingston, but the son of the murdered man confessed to shooting his father and Mathis was released. Further details promised tomorrow.
The article notes Judge Bereman could not find authority to accept bonds when defendants offered them. When plaintiffs agreed to compromise, the judge recognized precedents from Blackstone and Storey. His stance shifts from obstinacy to necessity, implying that necessity governs.
A notice indicates Da Piaxt removed to a new office two doors east of Harkness and Co on 4th Street Ogden Utah where he can be found each Monday. The fragment suggests regular weekly availability at the new address.
In a contempt proceeding Judge Boreman presided as FS Richards urged reducing the order from nominal to actual values. The court trimmed the cash requirement from 161 000 to 99 000 and struck rents, while keeping the 4 C 3 L 1 stock and bonds at issue. Defendants sought bonds or delays, but requests were denied and proceedings adjourned.
Through attorneys, President Taylor posted a 200000 bond conditioned to satisfy any final judgment or return the disputed property or its value. Plaintiffs’ lawyers deemed imprisonment unlikely to yield greater value and urged dismissal, which the court granted, releasing Taylor and allowing the exector to file a similar bond.
The piece urges abandoning corrosive sublimate used against pests like chinta bugs. It highlights mercury chlorine poison as highly dangerous, recommending standard gum camphor as a safe alternative for insect extermination. The warning centers on safety for those handling chemicals.
From yesterday’s Salt Lake Noes: the Deserets arrange a professional trip to San Francisco later in August. The Union Pacific Express received six bars of bullion from Ontario hill valued at 1185.47 dollars. Warnock & Co Juah received 24104 pounds of 184 bullion from the Morn Silver Mining Colony. A large strike is reported at the Empire mine in Park City with seven feet of rich ore visible and active work continuing since Thursday night.
A correction clarifies that no transfer of Temple Ligori or church real estate to the United States Marshal occurred. The Salt Lake church retains possession of all its property, contradicting circulating statements linked to the Berghaus Young estate controversy.
The writer defends the executors against critics who seek to捕 expose flaws while praising their upholding of Brigham Young’s wishes. He argues opponents aim to harass and extract concessions, predicting a likely settlement rather than a full defeat, and expresses confidence in the executors’ integrity. The piece reflects local legal drama and religious tension.
A committee meeting outlined arrangements for Elder Joseph Standing funeral processions and services. President Angus M. Cannon led, with a church wide representation and bands to participate. Procession order listed includes Martial Band Glee Club family and twelve apostles, with services at the Tabernacle church at 10 o clock Sunday.
The trustees of the First School District of Webe County are advised under Sections 3 and 4 of the School Law that they may not legally change the Central School location at taxpayer expense after a majority vote directing building on land owned by the district. They should proceed to complete the current site and contracts to avoid damages and liability.
Salt Lake report notes Lieut Willard Young passed his examination for promotion. The Third District Court adjourned to Monday in September. A house burned at Leeds destroying all contents. Judge Emerson reassigned to First District for juror drawing next term. Supreme Court adjourned to the 18th due to absent owner justice. A boy on State Road injured after dark when a larger boy struck him with a rock breaking his leg. doctor Thompson set the limb and the mother’s poverty may lead to reparations.
The wife of A. Ti. Corey of Uintah was injured when returning from a wedding party. While crossing the depot track their carriage was jostled causing a fall. the lady suffered a broken shoulder blade and both were laid up for several days.
A fierce wind storm swept the city last evening for over an hour lowering visibility with thick dust. Real estate transfers occurred to the suburbs without standard formalities as gales carried objects across streets and lanes.
The Mastodon Minstrels, led by J. H. Ulverly, are billed for Ogden and will appear soon. Il nevers company is advertised as featuring first class talent, with Il as proof of the group’s quality.
Uncle Thomas Hichardson, patriarch, arrived Sunday morning from Cache Valley and will stay for a while with friends. He is described as young and hearty, a welcome visitor wherever he goes.
A notice states a buyer will pay the highest price for hides hides, furs and related skins. Listed are various traders and locations including Ogden, H B, and Chawox with emphasis on raw material purchases.
A poetic elegy laments a drunkard left in misery and grief, his fate tied to restless waves and the sea. The text notes a newspaper printing update and boasts the expanded wood type for poster printing, enlarging the job department on the Pacific Coast.
Reports from Nebraska Michigan Minnesota Iowa and Missouri mention river improvement funds in Omaha Plattsmouth state fair dates July incidents crime and accidents including a murder attempt a fatal shooting a fatal brain injury and a train accident as well as a commuted murder sentence and a major railroad sale and land moves across towns such as Covington Covington opposite Sioux City and St Paul.
The notice reports the marriage of Ralph Bidcock and Alice Reeva at Mr John Reeve's residence. Congratulations are extended by the Junarian with wishes for a prosperous life. Details mention the bride’s parents and a departure for a western journey shortly after the ceremony.
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