The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-05
PROVO.
TO THE FORE FRONT.
Provo's Attractions to Be Known-Court Pro-
ceedings. Personals. Etc


Provo and her attractions are to be
brought squarely to the front and the en-
terprising citizens are determined that the
present summer will not pass away with
oui the travelling public being thrown into
our midst. The foremost men of the city
met few days and discussed the propriety
of bringing a series Of excursion parties
TO see our magnificent bathing resorts and
spend q few days in the heart of the
Rockies. The result was that the Monte
Cristo club. before mentioned in THE
HERALD. was formed and preliminary
work begun in good earnest. The follow
ing committee, composed of men who are
known outside of Provo, were designated
TO arrange an excursion to the lake resort
on " ednesday and a bail in the pavilion at
night:
Mayor w. N. Dusenberry, Hon w. H.
King, DR.. w. r. Pike, Superin tendent
Reed Smoot, Superintendent c. +. Under
hill, r. a. Barney, Manager r. H. Dodd,
9. A. Glazier, E. A. Wedgewood and Don
Il. CorRy.
Following upon this will take place ex-
curslons from Salt Lake. Ogden, southern
Utah. Nevada and Colorado and the points
of interest win be CASTILLO, Hot Springs
east of Provo, the lake on the west, and
our beautiful garden city. The Resort
company have engaged Samuel Jeppersen,
sketch artist. TO take from nature copy
OF the bathing resort and scenery lying
around it for the purpose of insertion in
the railway guides and papers. Propeller
Davis is hard at work upon this scheme
and will give great aid to its success
FIRST DIsTIcT COURT.
Judge Blackburn assembled the platform
of the Third district court yesterday morn
ing TO dispose of little business coming
before the bar
w. j. N. Whitecotton for the Rio Grande
Western railway made application for
sixty days extension of time in the execu-
ton of judgment IN the case of John w.
Smith VS.. that corporation, to file state
ment on appeal. The time prayed for was
granted.
In the case of Aquilla Collins VS.. J. H.
Brown, George Il. Hess of Rico Colo,
was appointed commissioner to take the
testimony of witnesses Elmer b. Jones
appears for the plaintiff and J. w. N.
Whitecotton for the defendant.
j. w. Judd made motion to have the
records of the court corrected so as to
show that he had been granted thirty days
time in the case of Marks VS.. Culmer, in
which to prepare for a new trial. AL
though the record did not show this. Mr..
Evans attorney for Mrs. Marks, was not
strictly adverse to the record making that
showing. Judge Blackburn did not feel
justified in breaking the record, although
he would entertain motion for appeal, and
allow bill of exceptions to be filed.
In the case of the People vs.. Trefey
Dutre. who has been convicted of murder,
sixty days time was granted in which to
file statement on appeal.
In the case of Williams, Van Aerman
and Harte VS.. the Provo West Co. opera
tive, where suit is brought to have prefer
ment set aside, by Williams ct al. against
Simon Eggerlson jr, director of the cor
poration at the time the assignment was
made, and who was made preferred cred
itor under the assignment, the answer of
the defendants was demurred to and the
demurrer sustained. An exception was
taken.
The case of the Tintic Range railway vs.
Lyman Woods ct al. was passed until
future session of the court.
James w. Wallace of the National Bank
of Commerce started yesterday upon
journey TO San Francisco and Portland
He viii meet Mr.. Brereton of the same in
ssitution in California and their work
means some good for Provo.
Hon. j. w. Judd and David Evans were
in attendance at court yesterday.
William Snow of Ogden is visitin
friends and relatives in Provo.
Everybody should take advantage of the
81. 30 rate-Salt Lake to CASTILLO Springs