The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-10-03
ALL OVER THU TERRITORY.
Interesting Items from Many
Utah Towns.
AT THE GARDEN CITY.
The Civil and Criminal Cases Dis
p sed OF.
Interest il Political NJ alters at Kaysville
Mount Pieasant FIGURING MiIls-Ac-
cideAt IT Amer. can Fork-The
Reg stra.lon at Provo.
AT THE GARDEN CITY.

Provo. Oct. 2.-The Islander case of
Warner vs.. Sorry was disposed of in the
district court last week. The plaintiff,
who is physician, alleged that the de-
PENDANT, who is a druggist, had made
statements rejecting upon his professional
ability, and claimed 1000 damages. The
jury awarded him S195 and costs.
Commissioner Dudley last week heard
the adultery case of George H. Williams
and Mrs. DR.. Wing. The defendants
We're discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Sutherland gave a
delightful reception at their home on
Friday evening. Mr.. Sutherland having
become & member of the firm of Williams
& Van Colt, of Salt Lake, will soon re-
move with his family &c the capital, and
the affair was in the nature of a farewell
to their many Provo friends.
Mr.. G. 7. Bean OF Richfield is spending
few days in the garden city on legal
business. Mr.. Bean is staunch Demo-
crat and says that in Sewer county are
hopeful for his party, and while little has
as yet been done, everything Will be
booming shortly. He is in hopes their
locality viii be mum bered by the central
committee during the campaign and that
speakers viii be sent them from the
corthern counties.
Colonel J 1. Barton arrived yesterday
morning from Grand Junction, Col. 1t
is understood that in future he will make
Provo his home. Colonel Barton is a
strong Democrat, man of wide expert
ence. and his coming to the Garden City
will mean considerable to the cause of
Democracy, for his ability will hereafter
be exerted in that cause, as today he will
assume control of the editorial depart
ment of the Dispatch. The gentleman has
had considerable experience in news
paperD work, and under his management
the Dispatch promises to become an able
advocate of the principles of Democracy.
Yesterday in the First district court the
following business was transacted:
In the case of the First National bank
of Provo VS.. Provo Street railway, jury
was impaneled, and as the defendant
did not appear, on the courts instruc-
ton verdict for S7S9. So was rendered in
favor of plaintiff.
In the case of James Thompson VS.. P.J.
Stewart ct al, the defendant failed to APP
pear. and on instructions of the court a
verdict of 8, $3.50 was rendered for PLAIN
tiff.
In the case of the Territory of Utah VS..
A. @. Smoot, ir. ct al; motion to set
aside the verdict and reinstate the case.
The court ordered plaintiff to pay all costs
to date and $50 attorneys feee within ten
DAYS, and if not done in that time, ver-
dict to stand as now entered.
In the case of Ann Warner vs.. Orlando
Warner, defendant was ordered to pay
into the court at once $50 attorneys fee,
S25 costs and SIS per month ali1nony,
commencing from Oct. l.
Robert Anderson, the applicant for adj
mission to the bar, was examined by At
torneys King and Whitecotten in open
court. The young gentleman exhibited
considerable ability, and passed cred
liable examination. The court being
satisfied with his qualifications, he was
admitted, and has now signed the troll
of honor.'
Foreclosure proceedings were COM
menced yesterday in the First district
court by Rodney D. Swssey against F. w.
c. Hathenbruck ct al. The amount in
volved is IS. 600. B. F. Wilson, John c.
Graham, j. 3. Miner and Peter 5tuffs
are the sureties for Mr.. Hathenbruck.
Brown & Henderson, of Salt Lake, repre-
sent the plaintiff.
The grand jury convened yesterday
morning. Assistant Prosecuting Attor-
ney Richards is down from Salt Lake rem
deriug what legal assistance is necessary
in the Investigations before the jury.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Jones and Mrs. D.
D. Houtz have gone to Chicago.
Attorney Harmed Pratt spent yesterday
in the garden city.
Don johnson is up again from Sanpete.