The Evening dispatch. [volume] (Provo, City, Utah) 1891-1895, 1894-04-10
First District Court.

OanleI z. SpTlster vs., SVEN y. Nell
sen, parties of Fairview, Sanpete
county, a suit to recover $4,000 dam
ages alleged to have been sustained by
reason OF the defendant bringing suit
against him for embezzling 5000
feet of lumber which he failed to make
stick, SDrister having been acquitted
of the charge by the justice hearing the
case. Plaintiff introduces testimony to
show that Nielsen acted maliCiously
towards him, and began a prosecution
against him for personal injury, there
being no probable cause to warrant the
complaint against them,
j. w. n. 'Vhitecotton and W. K.
Reid are attorneys for the plaintiff,
and George Sutherland and Jacob
johnson appear for his opponents.
Evidence is still being offered in
this case as this issue goes to press.
SHORT ORDERS.
The accounts of D. II. Peery Jr.,
clerk, We're approved.
The case of VIM. Burton vs.. J. ].
Prickett ct al was dismissed at cost of
plaintiff.
Andrew Ferguson vs.. Equitable Life
Insurance company, ten DAYS addi-
tlonal time to prepare motion for new
trial
Simmonson VS.. Simmonson, aivorce
granted.
J. E. Lee VS.. Continental Insurance
company, set for May 10th.
Abbie Louis VS.. Jos. Louis, Divorce
granted.
Spanish Fork Co op vs.. Alma Hales
and vs.. Hyrum Hales; leave granted to
file amended complaint in each case.
READ Irvine & BarneY's new adver-
tisement.
SAM A. KING ESQ. returned Monday
night from brief visit to Salt Lake.
JOSIAH BECK exhibited a specimen
of very fair gold quartz from the Deep
Creek country today.
JAMES OAKLEY, ESQ.,, of Springville,
an old settler as we'll as an old SUBJ
scriber to THE DISPATCH was in the
city today.
NEPHI w. CLAYTON of Saltair fame
is in Provo today fitting about be-
tween lawyers Offices and the district
courtrooms.
TICKETS for the G.. a. R. benefit,
"The Spy of Atlanta" at the opera
house, Wednesday evening April 18th,
are selling quite well today.
PROBATE JUDGE JONES received a let
ter from the attorney general at Wash
ingtOn announcing the receipt of the
| judges resignation and the accept
ance of the same.
LET the boys of the G.. A. R. have a
a rousing benefit tomorrow (Wednes-
day. evening at the opera house. 1.-The
Spy of Atlanta" is thrilling drama
and in the cast are some strong actors
who have very good support.
IT is reported that between two and
three hundred of the industrial army
have escaped from the quarters at 0g-
den, and that the majority of them are
now tramping southwark. 1t may be
that Provo will be invaded.
The work OF retimbering the shaft OF
the Horn Silver mine at Frisco and
also of erecting, new concel traitor,
| hosting works and ore houses will be-
gin soon. All material has been or.
| dered.
JUSTICE WEDGwoOD is this after
noon hearing a case entitled Carl G..
Olson and Anna G. Olson VS.. Hans
Anderson, suit for 1929. 90 alleged to be
due and owing plaintiffs from defend
ant for labor done. A. E. Veatch
prosecutes and NJ. NJ. Warner defends.
JOHN Doyle, one of the tramps run
in by Marshal knight the other even
ing wakened up yesterday morning
sufficiently from his drunk to be taken
before Justice Wedgwood who SEN
fenced Doyle to five days on the street
in lieu of $500 which Doyle did not
have.
MART BUSHMAN of the Fifth ward is
complaining bitterly today oyer the
conduct of Marshal Knight and Police
man Buckley last evening. Mr.. Bush
man alleges that on last evening he let
his COW out to water. he was in the
act of opening the gate before driving
the animal back into the yard, when
the officers mentioned came along and
took the animal to the estray pound,
simply because the animal happened
to be sin the street," notwithstanding
the fact that Mr.. Bushman was there
in charge Of it, and asked the officers
the privilege to drive the animal into
the var ,as he was about doingiust be-
AOl6 Iucy CdLue Oh Gu6 SCeu6- giles
Holden, Mr.. Bushman's father-in law,
who lives next door, says that only the
other evening he was on horseback 60
ing for his cows that he had just be-
fore let out to water when he met the
officers who drove his COWS away to the
estray pound, in spite of Mr.. Holden's
pleading and declaration that he was
OF horseback solely because be wanted
to make sure the COWS would not run
away from him.