Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-06
PROVO CENSUS ESUMERATOR.


In Commissioner Hill's Court yes
terday, Sanford Fuller, OF 5pringvllle,
was arraigutd on charge Of unlawful
cohabliatlon. Examination was
waived aud he gave bond in the sum
Of $1,000 to await tho action Of the
grand jury. The alleged plural wife
was required to furnlsh bonds for $500
Tor her appearance. After bonds we've
given, II was found that the grand
| Jury In 1855 had found an indictment
against Mr. Fuller aud that ~ yet he
/ had not been held on that charge, ~
he was compelled TO give au additional
] bond.
Judge blackburn held short session
| yes ofday Ia his Office 10 listen 10 n
motion fhr y now trial In the case OF
, Tucker vs.. Kellogg, administrator.
I Tho case arose over the Dock estate,
and $4,000 IA Involved, and mt the last
term Of court verdict was rendered
Tor plaintilE Tho motion was over.
ruled.
An old man by the name u Robert
Edwards was up before Justice Alex.
andef today for disturbing the peace.
He was out celebrating yesterday and
lmbibtd tpD freely. He plead not
guilty ami asked for n jury trial; the
case went aghinst him and the court
taxed him the costs OF tho case.
J. l.. Bronarau paid $40 for fighting.
w. r. Woods, jain Doe and \. Con.
rad deposited IS each for being drunk.
David Carpenter was take s. and
William Adkins $40 tor inbibing too
freely.
AZ meeting last evening Of tho
board Of education the plans for the
addition to the Third ward school
building were considered aud the con.
tract was awarded to the Provo Lumber
Manufacturing aud building company.
II H. 10 he two stories high and will cost
faiB5.
james Hardy was appointed census
enumefatot for Provo ami was In.
strucled 20 note the number, md ages
~ oil who attended school last year
and TO what grade they belonged.
George RObisons was appointed
teacher for the Ninteteenth school dis.
ttict In the place " Mr.. Poulson whose
Resignation had been rendered.
Mr.. Prime Coleman Of st. johns,
Arizona, is spending n few days In
iIuNO WIN ~ w lHlfuiAus MT.
Coleman has Just returned from mis-.
sion TO England and was associated
with Mt. Thurman In London. The
gentleman will continue his Journey
homeward about Saturday next
Air. Jan Deal, Of this place, IT,.
turned yesterday from n short trip 10
the Eagle Mining district, situated "a
the Boundary line between Millard
county, Utah, and White Pine county,
Nevada. He reports things rs favor
able In that locality, aud thinks before
long II will be very rich district.
Several Utah men are Interested there.
Everything isquiot today. People
are recovering from the effects Of the
9TH celebration. Many Of our citiEous
worhippei at the shrine Of Bacchus.
y. =. Jones' establishment made a
fine display In the procession on the
Fourth.
II 10 expected that the Democrats OF
Utah county will have n general ratin.
cation meeting Mt this place on Satur-
day next. Hon. Moses Thatcher IN
expected TO be present, to speak on
thnt occasion.
Yesterday was the hottest day Of the
season.
Considering the dull times business
IL fairly-good.
Our hotels are doing good trade for
this season Of the year.
quite ntnber Of strangers and
Transient busin,ts men are TO lie seen
on our streets.
Provo, July 9th.