The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-04-21

PROVO, April 20.-James Caffery, of
Springville, was very much sought af-
ter today by several men OF both polit-
lcal parties. They wished to congratu-
late him on the stand he took in voting
against the manifesto yesterday in the
tabernacle, he being the only person in
the audience to vote in the negative
Mr.. Caffery is one who believes in
voting on religious matters as on any
other subject, if they don't suit him.
He has the courage to say so. There
were a great many more in that meet
Ing Of the same mind, and If they had
had the courage to back their convic-
tons, the manifesto would not have
passed with such a great majority.
Those who left the meeting have re-
ceived congratulations from all sources.
There are a number of prominent
business and legal men who remained
away from that meeting, because, as
they say, 1--WE could not vote for the
manifesto and we knew it would be
presented" and they claim to have
the spirit of the gospel at heart too,
regardless OF what Joseph F. said.
MCARTY'S COURT.
Judge McCarty came up from Sewer
on Saturday. and held session of the
Fourth district court here today This
was the day set for the hearing of the
arguments on motion for a new trial
in the Harry Hayes case; but by
agreement the hearing and sentence
was postponed until one week from to-
day at 10 o'clock a. m.
Judge McCarty made the following
sitting Of
CIVIL CASES
and order d the clerk and assessor to
prepare a list of eighty names from
the tax roll to serve as grand and petit
jurors for the year.
Ira D. Wines ct al. VS.. Larson ct al;
argument on demurrer; April q.
B. K. Block & Co. VS.. Julian Riley:
April q.
Tabitha Cough VS.. julius Van Aus
dale; April 2S.
Hager Singleton VS.. Albert Single
ton; April %.
Thurgeson VS.. Thurgeson; April q.
Cochran VS.. Cochran; April p.
Thurstrup VS.. Thurstrup; April q.
Spanish Fork City VS.. Spanish Fork
Bench Canal company; April %.
Lake Shore Irrigation company VS..
Spanish Fork City; April 20.
Francis Miller VS.. John Lucket eft
ing postponed till tomorrow
Adams County bank VS.. Davis d
Nelson; April q.
Oscar Loveless vs.. Rio Grande West
ern; dismissed by stipulation,
PROBATE MATTERS.
Estate Of Thomas Anderson, deceas-
ed: application for order allowing ac-
count set for hearing.
Estate of Abraham Cownover, de-
ceased; order of final discharge of adj
ministrator entered.
Estate and guardianship of Jay NJ.
and Vera Ballinger, minors; Martha
Eallinger Phillips appointed guardian
On filing suitable bond.
COUNTY COURT.
The county court met today and
transacted the regular routine business
aad allowed the following bills:
To Thomas & Wedgewood, 5000 for
services as attorneys in the Hayes
murder trial.
One hundred dollars to the Provo
Commercial and Savings bank for in
terest on $4,000 note.
NOTES.
Ed Knowlden says he has as many
kinds as anybody else. The last is an
eleven pound boy. All concerned do
ing well.
I1lllCs Tic Icy -OlQ udQSIfl Oh 1OIIl
Pollard. was buried today. the funeral
being held at the residence on Center
street. She die,l from the effects of
blood poisoning.
B. Bachman jr., Ephraim Homer and
a. E. Ford, Of the Odd Fellows lodge
of this city, went to Salt Lake today
to attend the grand lodge of the L o.
o. f. which convenes in Salt Lake city
tomorrow morning.
George Sutherland, of Salt Lake, is
in Provo today on legal business.
Sam A. King took a flying trip to
Salt Lake today.
The 6-year-old girl of n. w. Tiffney,
while playing with some other children
fell yesterday and broke her arm, frac-
turing the bone very badly. DR.. Tay-
Tor was called and the child was made
as comfortable as possible
DR.. S. H. Allen will return to his
practice in Provo today. his children
having fully recovered from a three
months attack of whooping cough.
The doctor has been treating them at
Manti.