The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-28
AT THE GARDEN CITY.
TWO ACTIONS IN DIVORCE WE'RE
FILED YESTERDAY.
Proceedings in the Courts-visit of
the northumberland NIasauer-
ade Ball Given Friday Evening.

I4ONp, jail. e. lie past WSCh Ids
been very quiet in the Garden city and
there has not been much to excite the
anxious news gatherer. Today. how
ever owing to the presence of the
Utah Legislature, the streets have
more of the appearance of activity
and pleasures.
Judge Smith came down from the
capital this morning and today a few
minor matters were attended to in
the First district court, preparatory to
the next setting Of court to commence
on February 3.
Jane H. Green has commenced pro-
ceedings for divorce from her husband
Earnest H. Green. Plaintiff sets forth
that she was married to the defend
ant in 1887, and that in September
1889, and again in 1892, defendant was
convicted of the crime of grand larceny
IN the first judicial district, and that
he is now serving out his sentence in
the Utah penitentiary. Warner &c
Warner represent the plaintiff, who
now resides at Lehi.
John Egan, of P. V. junction. also
desires to be released from the bonds
|of matrimony existing between him
self and his wife Mary A. Egan.
Adultery is the grounds set forth in
the complaint and "Blacky,' alias
Ed. Tracy is named as the correspond
emf. Defendant is now said to b.
living with Tracy in Texas.
An old gentleman, from Camp
Floyd, John Carson, was brought be-
charge Of unlawful cohabitation. A
preliminary hearing was at once held
and the evidence tended to show that
the defendant is "a years of age; that
in 1892 he was arrested on similar
charge but was acquitted Since that
time defendant has lived in a room by
himself but, boarded with his plural
wife, Emma Carson, who keeps a regu-
lar lodging house at Camp Floyd The
defendants first wife is now living
on Provo bench. The commissioner,
after hearing all the evidence, decided
that there was not sufficient cause TO
bind the defendant over to await the
action of the grand jury and he was
accordingly discharged. S. A. King
defended.
The Payson Gun club has issued d
challenge to the Provo club for sab-
bit hunt, and on Monday next it is
supposed the two clubs will meet at
the county court house in Provo and
make definite arrangements.
Last evening King Carnival held
sway at the Provo opera house. 1t
was one of the most pleasant events
of the season, and the promoters CT
the grand masquerade have every
reason to feel proud of the successful
termination of the most pleasant ball
| of the season.
Hon. W. H. King represented King
Carnival and at the appointed time
the curtain arose and the king sur
rounded by his many and varied sub
jects, made a pleasing speech in honor
of the occasion, at the conclusion of
which, with Miss Zina Beck as Queen
Carnival, the grand march was COM
menced.
At about II o'clock all were com
manded to unmask and the committee
on awards named the successful
characters as follows:
! Yon Yonson, by John Grier, Jr.,
| Gypsy Queen, by Miss Lille Deal
and Free Silver by Miss Birrell of
Salt Lake city.
The following are some Of the charac-
| ters represented:
! Mary E. BroWn-Lilly of the Valley.
Maggie Barclay-Night.
Laura Anderson-Lord Fauntleroy.
Nellie Holden-Poppy.
Belle McAdams-Folly Queen.
| Claude Fleming-Prince of Diamonds.
Mrs. Salisbury of Eureka-Samanth
Peabody.
| "A
Sam ]. Jones-Hezikiah Hayseed
from Podunk Hollow.
| Dora Johnson-Scotch Shepherdress.
! Myra JoneS-Folly.
| Gertie Thurman-Huntress
Mrs. W. H. King and Mrs. Matte
Nelson-Ghosts.
Bob Buckley-Negro.
M. H. Grahanl-Renova-
r. L. Fowler-Royal Turk.
| I 1ioT CIr,ff
Zina neutrality-suspicious. Demon.
C. E. Johnson, Salt Lake city-Domi-
no.
Robert Conover-Turk.
N. Hoover-Drum Corps.
Lou Nielson-Orange Girl.
H. E. n. Phelps-Domino.
Eta Davis-Grecian Lady.
Jane *. Fowler-Rebecca at the
Well.
Ida Jones-School girl.
David John-Hayseed. j,
Charles Poinier-Negro.
Miss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS lady.
John A Brown-Prince.
Ern Buckley-Devil.
! Fred Graham-Red Devil.
Frank Dusenberry-Blind man.
Will Strong-Siarnese twins.
Mrs. ]. Myers, of Eureka-Queer
Elizabeth.
Miss Margie King-Swiss girl.
w. J. Startup-White cap.
Mrs. H. J. Richards-Lady of 1850.
D. T. Clark-Pluto.
Dora Irvine-Baby in our block.
Hannah McKinley-Sailor.
Dick Aley-Priest.
Beulah Bachman-Red Ridinghood.
Mrs. Cowley-Night.
Flossie Cumming Girl.
Ed. Luce-Black Domino.
G.. 0. VaneSS-Mexican.
Eugene Jones-Count.
Burt Stubbs-Zulu.
Sam Cheeyer-Clown.
John Denhalter-Major
L. D. Glazier-Hayseed
Mrs. Eta Wilson-Rebecca az the
well.
Edith Bee-Grecian Lady
Susie D. Birrel-Free Silver.
Alex Birrett-Fancy Coon.
i T. M. Samuelson-Clown
Mrs J. H. Denhalter-Butterfiy
F. H. Nuttal-Drum Corps.
J. NJ. White-Clown.
Bert Twelves-Spaniard
Barbara Jarman-Irish Girl
Hatty SimonS-American Flag.
Lulu Fowler-Daughter of the TWEEN
tieth Regiment.
} Matte Nelson-Ghost.
Victor Lilya-Sailor.
E. S. Cowley-Sir Knight
Mrs. Nellie Swisher-Red Riding
hood.
Ella Strickney-Red Ridinghood.
Lillian Deal-Tanborin Girl.
Edna Allred-Red Ridinghood.
) John Grier-Yon Yonson.
Carrie Sutton-School Girl
Phil. Bachman-Wall Street Broker
Efie Fenn-Sister of Charity.
Frank P. Warner-Coon.