The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-03-25
PROVO.
March %, is!
THE PETIT JURY EXCUSED.
Another Whisky Case Disposed OLA Series
Of Interesting Lectures.

Another Whisky Case Disposed OLA Series
of Interesting Lectures.
From now until April business in the
First district court will be light, the petit
jury having been excused until that date,
and the court will only be open for hearing
cases of equity.
In the trial of case No. of Springville
VS.. Earl Tranchel, who is charged with
selling liquor without license and without
the prescription of a physician, the defend
ant was found guilty and will receive SEN
tence in fifteen days. This time is granted
in order to allow preparations for an ap-
peal.
The case of the People vs.. George Mason
ct al. was dismissed upon motion of the
prosecuting attorney, who found the evil
dence too meagre to justify a trial.
DR.. Gordy, the versatile lecturer and
psychologist, delivered splendid lecture
ct the b. Y. academy on Wednesday eve
ming upon the subject of university Ex-
tension" The method of this learned gen
tleman is to generalize the knowledge
gained at colleges and universities and
have it presented to the public through
lecture courses. He will give six success
sive lectures as follows:
tative of the Principle of Nationalism in
American History"
Second-''Thomas Jefferson, Representa-
tive of the Principle of State Sovereignty"
Third. e. Calhoun, Personitication of
the Principle of Slavery.n
Fourth and Fifth-"Henry Clay, Repre-
sentative of The Principle of Compromise"
Sixth The Compromise Period in
American History"
L. HOlbroOk who has bnan visiting Tho
country lying about Deseret, reports i'm
mense mineral developments out at Fish
| Springs. Nearly one hundred men are en-
ployed and ore which is being gotten out
realizes about 30 ounces in silver. The
Rio Grande Western has made survey of
the country and it is expected it will
shortly have its grade running over the
! Deseret country.
The !. 0. o. Z. ball win take place to-
night at their hall in Excelsior block. The
ladies of the Episcopal church will furnish
the refreshments.
! The contributions toward tie building I'D
of military band in Provo are liberal,
evincing the determination OF the people to
sustain the recent organization.
! A son of Bishop Madsen was brought be-
fore Justice Brown yesterday, charged
| with unlawfully catching fish, and was
! fined s..
S. S. Jones is making some fine improve
ments about his place of business, and will
open new department in the north wing
OF his building, which will contain fancy
and dry goods. Mrs. Annie Atkin, who
| possesses great skill and taste, will over
see this part OF the store.
| Superintendent Uuderhill of the Provo
wooden mills, has begun a process of max
ing mems and boys suits of clothes which
/ is very commendable, as it furnishes en-
ployment for many persons and keeps bust
ness at home
The material manufactured at the
wooden mills is distributed among those
who desire to be thus employed and liberal
rate paid for making the cloth into suits.
Men and women alike are taking this
means of employment.
On April 1st the Bank of Spanish Fork
will begin work in its new building, which
is not surpassed by any like structure in
Utah county. The following are the off.
cers in charge: George d. Smell, presi.
dent; George o. Gilbert, vice-president
apdD. E. Morey, cashier.
Mr.. Black, OF the Ogden Mail, was in
town yesterday.
Chas Crane, the sheep king of Millard
county, has forsaken the Liberal party.