The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-21
AT THE GARDEN CITY.
City Council Proceedfngs-In the
Courts-News Notes.

PROVO, Aug. 2O.-The city council
met in regular session last evening.
Councillor. Holloway. who was recent
ly appointed in place of Ross, re-
signed, succeeded that gentleman! on
the committees.
R, S. Hines was granted permission
to use part of F street for storing
building material
Greneman- Brothers asked for re-
mittance of license for dances on &C
count of no police protection. me
petition was not ganted but the
marshal was ordered to give them
more protection in future.
A Holloway reported on the matter
of visiting Heber City and other
parties in relation to the water rights
of Provo river. He with ]. E. Booth,
had on August met at Heber with
representatives of all the canal COM
panies and others using water out of
Provo river, at which meeting a. COM
mission consisting of j. E. Booth of
Provo, A. c.. Hatch Of Heber, and one
from Kamas yet 10 be named, was
appointed to take evidence and report
their findings to be used to determine
the rights by q court having jurisdic-
ton.
Resolutions of respect were adopted
for the late j. w. Cuff, and ordered
spread upon the minutes.
Warren Foster, "a real live Popu-
list" editor of the Inter-Mountain
Advocate, spoke to an audience of
about forty people in the federal court
room last evening. Mr.. Foster speaks
again tonight on the financial ques-
ton as viewed from populistic
standpoint.
The board of directors Of the terri
torial insane asylum met yesterday
with all members present except
Whitmore of Nephi. Immediately on
converting at 10 o'clock a. m. the
remained so till o'clock in the even
ing at which time adjournment was
taken till the next regular meeting.
when the report of the proceedings OF
yesterday will be made public.
The people of Lake Shore were en-
tertained on Friday afternoon and
evening by W. H. CTug) Wilson who
was recently married. This affair was
in honor of that event. About 500 peo-
pie were present and all speak well
Of the manner in which they were
treated.
Judge Bartch, of Salt Lake, came
and brought along some barbed wire
to be used in fixing up his fences for
the campaign.
The eleven-year-old son of Bishop
Argyle of Lake Shore met with a
painful accident last week. The little
fellow was riding a horse which be-
came frightened and threw the boy
into a rocky ford of, the canal, in
Juring his nose and face considera bly,
At brief session of the First dis
trict court held today, c. S. Varian
attorney for Mons Peterson, who had
judgment recorded against him yes
terday in favor of z. C. NJ. L, ap-
peared and made the statement that
the proceedings were not entirely
regular and asked that the decree be
vacated, which was ordered. The case
therefore will be heard again
Anna Loser VS.. Jacob Loser, ad-
! ministrator, and his bondsmen; decree
entered in favor of plaintiff for
$S21.04, her share Of her deceased hus-
| bands property.
In the matter of the waters OF
| Burch creek in Uintah county, agree.
ment to arbitrate and plea for decree
parties owning water appeared and
objected to the arbitration, which
was set aside.
j. w. Scott, the barber has flee
suit against Provo City for 1929. Mr.
Scott asks for $500 actually expended
for medical services, medicine and fol
hired help, for the loss of services an6
the society of his wife, caused
! through an injury sustained by Mrs
Scott for which she has already pro.
cured judgment for $1,000 in the First
district court.
The case of Anna e. Memmott VS.
Jane Memmott, set for today, was re
set for August 90.
Judge Miner of Ogden, was in Provo
today. He. is down for the purpose o.
smiling on the Republicans of thi.
county and securing post hole diggers
| Thirty-four applicants for positions
| as teachers in the county schools
nineteen ladies and fifteen gentlemen
are undergoing examination today
They were busy all day yesterday ane
will be at it all of tomorrow. For frs
grade certificates an average of 80 Del
cent. must be shown and for SECOND
grade so per cent. and 70 per cent. fol
third. Any under so per cent. will bt
rejected.