The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-28
Welded.
THE GARDEN CITY.
Happenings of Note in and Around


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the bench in the Fourth district court
and Sheriff John A. Brown announced
that the district court was in session
Judge Hatch, in assuming his new
! duties, made a neat little speech to the
members of the bar. He expressed
much regret that it had been neces-
/ sary TO have a new judge appointed
! on account of Judge Wilson's illness
! He paid a fitting tribute to Judge Will
son, and hoped he would regain his
health and resume practice before the
court.
The following business was then dis
/ posed of:
Elizabeth Boley VS.. Cyrus Boley; de-
! PENDANTS demurrer 0Yerrulsd and
! ten days given TO answer.
Estate and guardianship of William
and Margaret Craig, minors; time of
hearing report extended to August 1.
Estate of James H. Harrison, de-
ceased; petition for sale of real estate
! set for hearing June 20.
William o. Sperry VS.. Provo Grocery
company; confession of judgment for
S1,220; order of foreclosure entered.
Eliza Drake ct al. VS.. Christensen
eft al: continued for term.
John B. Miner VS.. Jeanett Miner,
executor; continued for term.
Thomas G. WINNER VS.. George Pat
| ten; continued for term.
George Storrs VS.. Lee; dismissed at
cost OF plaintiff.
William Macintosh VS.. Lucinda
Southworth; continued for term.
William Harrison VS.. Hannah Pyne
/ ct al; set for hearing July ?.
4 Spanish Fork City VS.. Spanish Fork
East Bench Irrigation company; mo-
! ton for new restraining order argued
/ and taken under Amusement.
Thomas F. Cochran VS.. Louisa j.
! Cochran; set for hearing June 20.
]. F. Bringhurst VS.. Ammon Lem
mon; dismissed at PLAINTIFF cost.
j Green VS.. Green; set for hearing
! June %.
Ella Erickson VS.. Nels Erickson; de-
murrer argued and submitted.
Stevens Land and Cattle company
vs. Thomas Roy ct al; ordered trans
ferred 10 Grand county
John Boulton VS.. Hannah Bouitoh'
set for hearing July :.
BENJAMIN Johnson ct al. vs. Lev,
Openshaw, county collector; eroefeu
stricken from calendar.
Davis Clark VS.. H. A. John; ordered
that fifteen days be given to answer.
stanton, VS.. Stanton; set Tor nearing
July ,. p Poll
Cowan VS.. Rio Grdnue w $50 - . .
way company; set for nearing JGis AZ
State VS.. John W. undef"oou' us
missed. fo,.
hearing July 6.
state VS. Wilson and Neibaur; set
fer hearing on demurrer July o.
Provo City VS.. James Richmond; con-
tinued.
WAGNER Brewing company vs. John
Rockhiil; set for July I.
Gernini Mining company VS.. John
Beck: set for Wednesday, July 8.
p NJ. Wilson VS.. George NJ. Wilson;
set for .Tulv s.
First National Bank of Provo vs..
Dunn & Co.; set FOR July IA.
Samuel Liddiard VS.. William TwelVesi
set for July IS.
Harriet Hunter VS.. Union Pacific Coal
company; set for July s.
California Wine company VS.. l.. Z.
| Duggins; set for July Is.
Provo City VS.. James Kirkwood; set
for July Is.
Wallace; set Cor July 9.
Levi Openshaw VS.. William Hudson;
set for July 9.
]. w. Scott VS.. Provo City; set for
July IS.
Provo City VS.. A Hedquist; set for
July Is.
Margaret Price VS.. James Bennett;
set for July 10.
Ira D. Wines ct al. VS.. Peter Larson
ct al; set for July 10.
Simon Huber ct al. VS.. s. H. H.
Clark eft al, receivers; set for July II.
Winnebago Bank VS.. Yorgenson; set
for July II.
/ w n Vo71rrr VIC JO1,l+on OF oil cot
Clara L. Mccormick VS.. Utah county;
set for July IS.
John scowcroft & Sons VS.. T. G.
WINNER; July II.
Provo City VS.. Logan Paul; set for
July 16.
Israel Evans VS.. Netherland F. s. &,
D. Co.; ordered that execution issue,
Moses Davis VS.. jesse l. Knight;
dismissed.
Wanego Bank VS.. Hancock; set for
July IS.
Thompson VS.. Hanson; set for July
20
Estate of William Armstrong. de-
ceased; ordered that SO per month be
allowed to the family.
Estate and guardianship of Reuben
Chapman ct al; ordered that personal
property be sold at private sale.
Estate of Willard Straw, deceased;
the petition Of Lille Straw, widow of
deceased, for letters of administration.
was contested by the creditors of de-
ceased; argued and submitted.
By request of Sheriff John A. Brown.
Alex Wilkins, r. e. Knowlden and
Thomas Fowler were appointed as
court bailiffs.
Jacob A. Dupee has begun suit
against John d. Shaffer and wife RI
collect s45s.S2 on a promissory note
secured by a mortgage.
Marshal Storrs. of Springville, is do
ing business in Provo today.
Joe Hatch of Heber City is spending
day or two in Provo.
Deputy United States Marshal w. K.
Henry returned TO Provo last evening
from New Mexico, where he went with
a witness in a government case now
on trial there.
Ferd Erickson of Mount Pleasant is
in the Garden City today on legal
business
JONES-FENN.
The wedding reception of Sam 7.
Jones and Miss Fife Fem was held
at the palatial residence of s. S. Jones
on Thursday evening, and was one of
the greatest social events of the season.
The ceremony which united the happy
couple was performed at $3.50 by Bish-
op Wride.
The presents were costly and numer-
Gus and include everything necessary
for housekeeping. Immediately after
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