The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-19

and would scarcely be called fascinating
even by the commonest swain. The wit
nesses in the case are Mrs. Hoops
Josephine Anderson, BENJAMIN HOOPS
Ellen Olsen, NJ. p. Madsen and Marie
Anderson.
AFTERNOON
After short absence the Jury returned
verdict of not guilty..
Ihe next case for trial was that Of the
People VS.. A. r. Strong, who is accused of
having killed yearling calf near Deep
Greek, IN Uintah county. Zane prosecuted
aud SaXey and Edwards defended the case
y. M. Alfred was the complaining witness.
ana his testimony was corroborated by
William Bradshaw
The defendant told his version Of the
case and 1t was given to the jury.
CIVIL CASES.
The following cases have been setiu ad-
dltion TO the regular calendar:
Peter Stubbs VS.. E. H Parsons. April !.
Mary E. Schotield VS.. Payson City,
April 20
Payson Creamery Company VS.. W. L.
Clark, April 20.
Joseph E. Wrirht ct al. VS.. William
Brown, April 26.
Hans Hansen VS.. Albert Swain ct al,
April %.
NJTEQCo eStern
hallway company, April 2S
George e. Wnitmore vs. Rio Granda
Western Railway company April %.
William Mccullough vs.. Rio Grande
Western Railway company, April %.
Alma Hugue VS.. Dodd & Caray, April 80.
}. Z. York VS.. j. d. Jones, May 2.
School trustees vs.. e. w. Jones, May 4.
James Tucker VS.. NJ. NJ Kellogg, MAY 3.
Bradford VS.. Vincent, May /.
NOTES.
John Henry Smith was in Provo yester-
day.
Robert Shelton has resigned his position
as manager of the Provo Book and Sta
tlonery company and contemplates starting
business on his own account
Mr. Busby 5ecnme excited Thursday
night and began blazing away with mis-
pistol in the direction of which he thought
he had seen some pilferers fleeing.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Charles Z. Clever, of Spanish Fork, and
Mary M. Peterson, of the same place.
David l. Lewis and Annie Rowe, of Sanlsn
Fork.
The Rio Grande Railway company has
awarded a contract TO S. S. Jones to fnr-
nish 1t with 10000 cedar posts. The com
pany has also ordered a large quantity of
wire TO be used for fencing.
The ladies OF the Relief society have
sealed up box containing the proceeds OF
their hueth anniversary celebration of
their organization, together with photos.
papers and other momentos, which viii
nat be openened until the one huudredtb
anniversary celebration.
June / Is designated as the date for a
grand Musical festival to be given il the
tabernacle. On the same date viii con-
vene the territorial Republican convention.
which will bring conference of people to
Provo. An effort viii be made to give the
public musical feast that VIII 90 honor to
our city.
Cupid Halliday is beginning to realize
that in the spring the hearts OF youth
lightly turn to thoughts of lovem On
Thursday he issued marriage license to
John N. Watson and Miss Kate Bunting
and the same evening the happy pair were
married at Mr.. Halliday's residence. Thew
are popular young couple. The groom
has Tor some time been clerk in the drug
store of Pyne s. Martin. They have the
best wishes of the writer on their metri-
monial journey. Marriages licences were
also issued to Alfred j. Anderson. of BEN
jamin, and Eliza M. Peterson, of Provo
and Perry a. Thomas, of Spanish Fork, and
Mari !. Fuller, of SpringviIle