Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-01
FIRST DISTRICT COURT
a, Calendar Being Prepared BY
Judge Bachman'
THREE MURDER CASES.


r.. excursion Of the Tabernacle
I,,o our lake resort yesterday was
m attended. Several came over
~, springvillo and very pleasant
az was spent ,-.,.. -,
fbs request for the resignation Of
v...hal Il, II. Parsons has caused
a,lderable comment in the Garden
M, Tho public generally seen TO
~ mat the removal IL unjust and
ssme,surs a triumph for his enc
ve.,eriay morning three DRINKS
-.,.Japosei OF by Justice Alexander
.,n,lows: 4. w. Words was required
ar,v ,lO. William Kelley and Rush
s.sson, s. each.
alnpie Bachman, Jr., clerk OF the
m, District court. lie preparing the
..ndat for the September term. lie
,,,es that there IL u iairly large list OF
,v, and some Of them OF consider
M. importance. There will DO three
n -four hundred cases
Deputy Marshal Bachman left on
sunday for West Weber 70 arrest w.
3 Davis, the notorious character who
Killed a man by the name OF Brock and
lvo others last week. The papers were
,.nsd from Commissioner Dubloy's
Nur,. Mr.. Bachman has not returned
,e,. 1, was fumored on our streets yes
.,,d,y that Davis had gone 10 Moab TO
ave hims elf up 10 the officers oi that
IlAce. -,
,,nlay afternoon over ihe remains OF
hi little child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Ballock OF the Second Ward. The in-
ANT died from an attack Of cholera
nofhus. The services were conducted
~ Bishop wride.
Marriage licenses were issued by
County Clerk V. l.. Holiday to the
allowing couples: William Callins
md Ida Tinquay Of Payson; William
d, Johnson OF Springvillo and Sarah
lane Bells OF PaysOn; Olof Fannlund
And dcofglhh NllnOu VI s1hni"iilNs
CHARLES n. Preston OF American Fork
md Della Curtis OF Provo; Charles II.
Wnugst OF Omaha, Neb., and Ellie Il.
shrodi, Of In Sale, Colo; Lawrence
]. Hulchings. OF Lehl and Melissa
smith Of American Fork; Charles u.
HAwkings and Clara Lu1iow OF Ben
amin.
Mn. George whitmorc, Of Nephi, IL
visiting friends In Provo.
Misses Nina and Carrie Smith, two
d5alt Lakes charming young l1dius,
have been spending few weeks with
heir friends, Mr.. and Mn. Cal. era
an, In the Garden City. They re-
lgned home this morning after having
ttIoyed n pleasant vacation.
vi. James Sutherland was accident
Ally thrown from wagon yesterday,
While working u broncho. His shoulder
rn dislocated ami his face consider
Ably bruised. DIR. Simmons was Called
10 attend his Injuries and today he IL
PROGRESSING nicely.
Mr.. Samuel Liddinrd Is auperln-
snding the erection OF "A boiler house
hf the tabernacle.
Our telephone poles are being painted
which very much improves their up.
Faranee.
John A. Botum, the young man
nom AkfoD, OHIO, who 10 Just COM
Peting his journey around the world
on foot arrived In Provo yesterday
where he viii spend u few days look
lng over our points OF Interest. He
hoked dusty anu brown when he at
NElu hUNn hNNN
capable Of enjoying everything that
lanspifes. His looks indicate that he
aas cultivated the power OF adapIibility
itd that he can now take cheoriully
VI circumstances. He Ia quite an in.
t'eslinR character aud relates In "a
lessng manner the many incidents
nat have happened TO him since ieav-
ng bis home In March, 1891. lie OK
lvols to take his Christmas dinner nj
AOme.
The Dress Reform society hold u
melting Last evening. The ladies are
mll en.huslastic.
kai smoot reports that the new
i0iltr mill being erected by the Provo
lumber Manufacturing nnd Buildlug
company nj tho u. Il. depot viii DO
u running order by October LIST. This
alll is one OF the latest improved ones
And Promises to be a succesa.
Non. William II. King went to the
0si'Al yesterday evening.
everybody seems delighted with
we beautiful cold evenings and the
H,l'es Of Utah's climate Is often sung.
ADJUSTMENTS OF late have been
Tonned TO excursions to the lake.
sAies and operas are giving us
~ The people now begin TO want
Al.i,er change.
nl,iness Is liyening up some Of late,
land. '''Ns ."
Fkoyo Cry, Aug. 81, 1892.