The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-22
O'Clock, on account OF there being eau
Gus held in the city hall last night.
PROVO.
FRIDAY.
DISTRICT COURT.
The Marks-sulllvan Case Closed-A Singular
MISUNDERSTANDING


The time of the First district court was
occupied yesterday in the trial of the case
of Anna Marks ct al. VS.. John T. Sullivan
ct al The defense put large number of
witnesses on the stand, who stated that
Mrs. Marks was not roughly handled by
the officers when they took her to the police
court. No blood was seen and no kicking
done.
Three drunks were before Justice Alex
ander yesterday, John Beesley, Henry
Judd and j. H Wilson. The first two were
fined $40 and s. 80 respectively, and the lat
ter sent to Jail for five days.
A magnificent marble monument, costing
1000 was placed at the grave of John
Drake, wealthy citizen of Provo who died
about two years ago; the finishing work
being done yesterday. 1t is the image of
an angel looking upwards, standing four
teen feet high from the base TO the top OF
the head, which has been constructed by
Italian sculptors and shipped direct from
Italy. This is the most beautiful piece OF
work of the kind ever brought to Provo.
Articles of incorporation have been fled
for the Lehi Building and Manufacturing
company, with a capital stock of s., 900.
The verdict of the people is against such
Work has begun on the Springville bank
building and force of men will be kept
busy until it reaches completion. The
foundation is already laid. H. T. Reynolds.
OF the same place, also has q force of men
at work upon his mercantile building.
AN ACCIDENT.
An accident occurred to Hogan Nielsen
last evening while on his way to Pleasant
Grove across Provo bench, which relieved
him of his senses for short time. He
took the bride from his horse to allow the
animal to drink when the animal took
fright and made dash forward, taking q
two-forty gait for home. The wheel struck
Nielsen, sending him to grass and running
over him. The horse in his course ran into
another buggy. upsetting that and lnflict-
ing slight injuries upon two young ladies'.
Mr.. Nielsen had been serving on the
jury in the First district court
MISCELLANY.
G. W. Drake, of Greenly & Co., marble
works, Denver, Col. who came to Provo to
superintepd the putting in of the John
Drake monument, returned to Denver last
night. This is his first visit to Provo, and
he expressed himself as being very favor
ably impressed with the surroundings.
]. S. Jarad, manager of the eebe-Bar-
bour Dramatic company, was in town yes
terday arranging for their appearance al
the opera house next week.
Elmer Taylor, of Juab, was up yesterday
on business.
The speech of W. H. King in the Marks
Culmer case has drawn out great many
compliments for that gentleman.
The Philosophical society has prepared
the following programme for this evening
Lecture-"The Modern Phidiash w H. King
| Piano Emma Thatcher
| Song. .....------......-- Lulu Gates
| Piano Trio
-Orpha Roberts, Meta Meser and Eva Mesel
The Military band will be enlarged t.
more than thirty pieces and enter the con
test June l, in playing the 'Halleluiat
Chorus at the Improvement conference ir
! Salt Lake.
Walter Southworth came up from P V
Junction yestel day; he reports bushes:
there as holding It's own with the balance
| of this section of country.
The jury in the Marks-Sulllvan case vii
return verdict this morning.