The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-02-04
BREACH OF PROMISE.
ACTION BROUGHT AT THE GARDEN
CITY YESTERDAY.
Miss Theresa Tfschner Claims Dam
ages in the sum of S1O,1SO-PrOvO
Wants the Capital.

Provo, Feb. 3-In the First district
court today, Miss Theresa Tischner
commenced proceedings against Sal
vester La Buo for s1O,1SO for breach of
promise of marriage. The complaint
sets forth that on April /, 1891. defend
ant promised to marry the plaintiff
and upon such promise they became in
innate. as a result of which a child
was born; that the plaintiff is now I'M
married and is still ready and willing
to marry the defendant Plaintiff is
represented by Williams, VanCott &
Sutherland of Salt Lake. Both parties
reside at Eureka
W. P. Noble Mercantile company,
filed suit today against Peter Hatson,
assignee of Mount Pleasant Equitable
Coop. the Mount Pleasant Commercial
and Savings bank and George Chris
tinson, asking that receiver be ap-
pointed, the assignment of the Coop.
set aside, and the stock disposed of
according to the rights of the creditors
as will hereafter be determined
The bank of West Union, doing bust
ness at West Union. Ia. has COM
menced proceedings against Christen
Madsen and A. H. Whitlock. to re-
cover $500 alleged to be due on a
promisory note, and $50 attorney fee.
w. R. Ried of Manti represents plain
tiff
Judgment was taken today byNoah
McChrystal for $349 and sS4 attorney
fee. against Balthzer Christensen.
Claude Hitsman, of Lehi, a young
boy, was cited to appear on Monday
morning and show cause why he should
not be sent to the reform school. He
is said to be a rather hard case, and
is accused of carrying concealed
weapons.
A decreee of divorce was granted
Mary Murrane from her husband.
f1ichael Murrane. The part les are
all from Eureka.
The little confectionery establish
ment owned by PIONEER and Bachnnan.
was closed last night under attachment
sworn out by the Hansen Produce Co.
One hundred and fifty dollars is the
full amount of the demand and about
half of it is for rent due.
The Oxford society will give their
next party on Monday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holbrook will give a
social party to their many friends at
the Roberts hotel on Wednesday even
ing next. 1t promises to be a pleasant
affair.
This afternoon a. number of our
citizens met at the Federal court room
to consider the matter of the removal
of the capital from Salt Lake city to
Provo. This question has been agi-
tated for more than two years and as
time goes by, our good people become
more and more DESTROYS of achieving
this object. Active steps are being
taken in the matter and the meeting
today was to devise further ways to
achieve this object. The meeting was
quite enthusiastic and a feeling of
confidence prevailed.
Thomas Ferris, of Salem. Utah
county, who has been county ward
since July 10. 1893. died of heart fail
ure at the county jail at II o'clock
last night. He has been suffering
from paralysis for four years. His
body is now at the undertaking estab-
lishment of A E. Ford. It is expected
his remains will be sent to Salina for
interment.
Mr. E. A Wilson went to Spanish
Fork today on legal business
Hon. James a. Cunningham was over
from American Fork today.
Attorney G. NJ. Brown, of Eureka
was in attendance at the district court
today.
Bishop Thomas r. Cutler was over
from Lehi today.
Jdge E. A. Smith of Salt Lake, wa:
seen around our banks today.
Attorney D. D. Houtz has taker
rooms in the Eldridge block.
The Y. NJ. M. l. A. of the Fourth
ward gave a ball last evening in tint
Assembly hall. It was well attended
and a good time enjoyed.
| Invitations are out for the "Grdndes
Ball of the Season" to be given Feb
ruary IA, at Chipmans hall, American
Fork.