The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-09-24
Many Interesting Items of Personal and Gen
eral News.

Many Interesting Items of Personal and Gen
eral News.
The grand jury came into court and re-
ported having found three indictments.
Daniel King came forward to answer to
the charge of unlawful cohabitation, and
pleaded not guilty.
John Butler was charged with unlawful
cohabitation and pleaded guilty. He
pleaded an affection of the brain, which
close confinement would tend TO irritate.
The statement of a physician was sub
mitted. He stated that he determined to
obey the law at the time the manifesto was
issued He was fined $50 and sentenced to
ten days Imprisonment.
Joshua Bennett came up for sentence.
He promised to obey the law and was fined
$50 and given ten days in the peDitentiary.
Sentence was suspended for twenty days
In the case OF the United States VS.. Alfred,
who pleaded guilty to adultry.
The petit jurors were called forward.
sworn and examined.
n. g. Larsen was excused on account of
being reporter on the Enquirer The
judge thought this sufficient grounds for
excuse.
The following were SWORD in: H. E.
Edwards, Henry Chappell, John A. Nc
Evan, John w. Brown, George Wheavel,
son, Sorn Sorensen, J. A. Rheims. j. T.
Westphal, A. Hartman, Albert Dunkley,
A. H. Harper, E. w. Bibbins, H. A. Hand.
cock. Alfred Alder, H. S. Nielsen. Peter
Thompson, George White, Aller Ellis, A.
M. Davis, John L. Brooks, Joshua Holmes.
e. w. Fox, w. K. Henry, John T. Lothian,
Peter Thompson, Peter Erickson, James
Larsen, Hans Nelson, A. Hancock, S. F.
Williams, Joshua Hone
Amasa Tucker withdrew his plea of not
guilty to the charge of adultery and unlaw-
full cohabitation and entered one of guilty.
On application of Attorney King sentence
was suspended for thirty days.
After taking the oath the Jurors were in =
formed that they would be locked for each
day they failed to respond when their
names were called for service.
The case Of the United States vs.. Daniel
King was taken up for trial After the
that the case be dismissed. The defendant
had been for some time living in a granery
on account Of being repulsed by his first
wife. He still lives in this kind of domi-
Gle, apart from his two wives.
| A number of other cases were called but
the parties were not ready for trial.
! Robert Cunliffe and Louis II. Vanguard
| were made citizens of the United States.
| John r. Williams, from Wales, was also
introduced into our government
| Recess until 2 o'clock.
ALL SORTS.
| The rain has been falling unceasinplv
for nearly two days. The mud is worse
than has been known for a long time.
| DR.. G. w. Shores has been appointed
assistant surgeon for the Rio Grande West.
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River. The appointment was made nv
Superintendent w. H. Bancroft and was
received to-day. DR.. Shores is highly
qualified, having filed a similar offjce on
the Atchison, Topeka & Santa F'e.
| Edward Savage, resident of Grass
Valley, Piute county, came to Provo lasi
night for the purpose OF having leg am
putated. He has been afflicted with q run
ming sore, which has reached devotion
alton will be performed by Drs. Pike AND
Shores.
The electric lights will be turned on a,
the opera house tonight. The md will
| be present in their regular practice, Jt,is
expected that many interested citizens viii
be present to see how successful the light,
operate.
Men will be sent out to work upon thu
water mains as soon as the weather 10 suit
m6I
who are anxious to begin operations.
One day during tue territorial fair WI,
be set apart by the Provo people and called
.Provo day." Business will be suspended
here during that time.
A pleasant time was spent at the Third
ward last evening, the occasion being ,
fair given by the several wards An in.
terestlng program me was carried out, made
up of local musical and dramatic talent
The exhi EDITIONS Of the handiwork of tn,
young ladies were worthy of compliment
The Salvationists drew large crowd a
the Proctor academy last evening and ken
up the din until late hour.
j. d. Reese and wife, Joseph Ray and hi
daughter Ruby are visitors to our city. Tn,
gentlemen above-named were delegates t,
the irrigation congress.
There is some talk Of franchise bein,
! given to new street Car company to oper