The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1885-02-26
PROVO POINTS.
, p,tch of Items From Utah
a O"'C CIounty's Capital.
.nOoyAL AND GENEritLN NOTES
,.o. in the Third District
Pro''' oenurt-Cases Called and
disposed or

nm SYOOT retul li0N' -
,oIis tbs morning.
~, u,-oH of Heber, is making
h - s stsy among US.
'ho'' = yousa. ofscOfeld. spent sew
i. ,. 5 q, in Provo last week.
o.. a. s,e d down from Ogden Monday
c"n- percE, marshal of Mount
-THOs1.5 Ia seen on our streets yester-
day. c..,5o on
Iss D here to-day en- route to Salt
Lake.
Tpr WEATHER has been lovely the the last asst
900 or Or three days, but the muo sun re-
mains.
m., n & R. G. through passenger
TIE Z, 10 re,ro%rted one and a half hours
late dt5-i this afternoon.
pn,rrrs CORE, James Sharp, John H.
fEap'i and Farley Williams, U. g.
H sttoraey, arrived here to-day
1yo npRUsks" we're before the Justice
IL. w uaek This is something unusual
in,' ibis our Prohibition town.
simmer F. C. GoUDY, of Gunnison,
". Us ;s,n Provo. 1t is understood that
S To, vii assist in the prosecution OF the
s 81 murder case.
soyg pERsoN who, seemingly, wished
10 d;spIay his over amonnt OF common
80 " ~a,i' crit the awning rope at the East
Coop. the other evening.
" H. BANCROFT, a. L. Homer, ".
II snedaker, n. h. Remington, s.; Y.
smith +. V. Yard, n. ]. Chandler,
Tom olI'l CHEST and Captain Hawley, of the
DGP- G., are among the Excelsior
hotel arrivals to-day.
Ous SKATING rink did not seem to
thrive very well, as the proprietor hay
in come to the conclusion that there
was no money in it, closed up. for
short time. It was opened again last
evening.
RopoLPH AxEs. who lives about half
way between Payson and Santaquin,
was brought to Provo Tuesday by
Sheriff Turner, on a charge of seduction.
The complaint was made by one
Sophrina Austin, who claims that said
Ames is responsible for her critical
condition.
A LECTURE was delivered last evening
by Prof. ]. E. Talmage, in the meeting
house; subject The earth formation, :"
with illustrations by magic lantern
views. The hall was crowded, and
many were turned away, not being able
to gain admittance. The lecture was
instructive and was highly appreciated.
Dr.. SIMMONS was called to Spanish
Fork on Tuesday, to amputate the feet
Of Mathew Simmons, who had the in
iured members frozen in Castle Valley
about six weeks ago. The left feOt being
in such a bad condition, necessitated
amputation at the instep. The right
one was saved with the exception of the
three larger toes. About forty persons
were present during the operation, and
all were unanimous in their praise of
the skillful manner in which the doctor
performed the operation. The patient
after having overcome the influence of
the ether, partook of his dinner, and
expressed himself as having suffered no
pain. He is now doing nicely.
The First District Court convened
Monday, February I6 h, at l O'Clock.
pursuant to Governors proclamati ton,
the following persons being called and
sworn as Grand Jurors, to wit: Abel ].
Evans, Levi 0penshaw. Samuel Brock
bank, Alex. Tenant, Isaac H. Grace,
Sam. Western, David Mitchell, Nels
Johnson, John w. Hoover, Roger Far
TeT, VIM. D. Alexander, Walter Scott,
GIbreth Q. How S, Jos. B. Rlchous,
VIM. a. Mccullough. Abel ]. Eva! 8
was appointed and sworn as foreman.
Inc Grand Jury so far have returned
ee7en indictments under the laws of
the Territory.
Inc petit Jury not coming until Mon
uay, February 23d, the first week of the
season was devoted mainly to the hear
my anu disposition of cases on the law
T,S ,iinovon calendar, which are not of
p pot interest and consequently are
Ag. reported In this communication.
FoJa1 'ne case OF the People VS.. Oscar
aAISaen Tor grand larceny, for stealing
;no n;SIlSe, one OF the many laughable
i Il tI07l winch occur in court and with
TIL ane J grand laugh as it were, took place.
1, nh qLeiendant In attempting to explain
by bn! ne LOOK the horse, said he took the
b bO5se 70 hunt bull, and if he
tad been left alone he would
nave been hunting vet or
nnf fIu nave continued his search
tio ,ru II! ne mad found it. This examina-
tb SH ;esluenty was not satisfactory to
MOS ~ ', as after being out a few min
As cb auey returned verdict of guilty
a'sed IN the Indictment.
been made. 'U "tiaielihehtS nave
to People 55, vs.; E. Call and Henry Ammon,
pls,5 Io4Se breaking. Both defendants
escb ~ guilty, and were sentenced
Peo mi si a months IN the Pen"
csn nvople rs. Marion Dryer; grand lar
pqn5as Pleaded guilty; sentence sus-
1Eiisople vs.. Fadden; pleaded not
sa1t,s was tried and convicted to be
hard thursday; viii likely get it
v5 5Issople vs.. H. c. osterwald. oster-
trs nam \ ;, the engineer who was running a
Tia n 'laI eolhded in Pole CANYON. on
lost = III q H. T., whereby several persons
piiya, u IieL., lives, was arraigned and
PaorJiill tu Monday to plead.
and oln vs.. Lewis and Lewis arraipned
Pa99r,esn until Monday to plead.
IN o vopie VS.. Tidwell, pleaded NOT o,,iltv
Civ opls vs.. Bert SeaboIt. arraigoed
vss I,i u9ul Thursday to plead SeaboIf
eoii;S595l5ductor in charge Of fSe troin that
CoAiued with ST - 'Iic Tram IhdV