The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-03-20
Illinois Timing Company Incor-
porated at Provo.
PATIENTS FOR THE ASYLUM
FoRTIETH BIRTHDAY OF sUsA
YOUNG GATES.
Bad Boys Run Away From Their
Homes at Representatives. at Ne
phi-Accident at the Mammoth
Social and Other Paragraphs.

PROVO, March 19-Articles of in
corporation were 1iled today with
Clerk Jones. Incorporating the Iii
nois Mining company The capital
stock is 5,laced at 900, 600 shares OF the
par value of 81 each. and is subscribed
as follows: ". T. Williams, 1900
shares; D. ]. Williams, $4,000; Thomas
john, 10l COO; William H. King, LOCO;
r. T. Knowlden, 1000; E. L. Jones,
200; b Cuff jr. LOCO; David John, Jr-,
lOl 900; 100000 shares are reserved for
treasury stock.
William H King is president. B.
Cuff jr., president; D. }. WIZ
liams, secretary and treasurer; ana
these, together with Thomas John ana
r. f. Knowlden, form the board OIL
directors.
The company is formed for the pur-
pose of mining for gold, silver, copper
and other minerals, and they own the
Illinois Chief mining claim, situated
in West Mountain mining district, in
Salt Lake county.
The principal place of business IS IN
Salt Lake City.
Sheriff Harrington of Summit coun-
ty was in Provo yesterday. He brought
two patients down to be placed in the
asylum.
W. H. Wilson of this city met with
an accident yesterday st the Mammoth
mine which necessitates carrying MS
arm in "a sling for short time. Mr.
Wilson and three other gentlemen were
in i carriage when the team ran away,
throwing Mr.. Wilson out and injurlng
him.
Marshal Sharp boarded the morning
train for Salt Lake, expecting TO spend
the day there.
COURT NOTES.
The Fourth district court was opened
this morning with Judge McCarty on
the bench. The following business was
disposed of:
James B. Edwards VS.. James Thomp-
son ct al: set for hearing March 81.
D. L. Swan ct al. VS.. Hudson Smith
ct al: dismissed at defendants cost
C w. Bennett VS.. Hudson Smith;
same order.
Commercial bank vs.. Victoria Copper
Mining company; order made trans
ferring case to the federal court.
James Thompson vs. Nephi Hanson;
demurrer overruled and until April II
given TO amend.
Victor Gold and Silver Mining COM
pany VS. National Bank of the Re
public; order of nunc pro tune entered
as of March 3, and till April given to
file statement on motion for new trial
bSLdbc anu VI AlooA
Cawnover; A. g. Cawnover made
guardian.
Estate of Christopher DicSman, de-
ceased: D. Evans made administrator
A BIRTHDAY.
Yesterday was the fortieth ami
versary of the birth of Mrs. Suss
Young Gates, and the occasion was
appropriately celebrated by about fifty
Of her immediate friends and relatives
assembling at the Gates-Snow hal
last evening. where an enjoyable time
was had dancing and partaking of re-
evenings entertainment was eacf
guest was given a sheet of paper anC
pencil and told to draw a likeness o.
Mrs Gates and the one making the
best effort was to get prize. ThC
judges decided tie between Willard
Bean and Zina Card. the prize going Il
the latter. Among the guests presen
from Salt Lake were Mr.. and Mrs
George @. Cannon, Mr.. and Mrs. Hebel
J. Grant, Mr.. and Mrs. Brigham Young
.jr., and about twenty-five others.
NOTES.
John R. Twelves, cashier of the Prove
Commercial bank. is confined at hi.
home with an attack of lung fever.
Will J. Irvine entertained a mum
Der of his friends this evening at hi
home in the Fourth ward. Quite
number of Salt Lake people were pres
ent.