The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-26
Points From Provo.

. Provo, May 25.-Yesterday American
Fork was raided by hoboes, who en-
tered two business places, relieving
Dunkley's establishment of a pair Of
boots and two watches, and Martin
Anbrosi's barber shop of II razor
One of the offenders was followed to
Provo by Officer Rowley and caught on
the banks of Provo liver. He waived
examination and was held to await the
action of the district court, having
failed to give a bond in the sum of
81, 1000.
This morning a telephone mes
sage to the office of the county
attorney supplied the informa-
ton that Dupl1ley's place had
been pilfered and a pair of gum boots
and some shoes taken. Two hoboes
were captured and held for the offense.
An attorney will De sent from Provo to
prosecute them tomorrow morning.
Abstract OF judgment was filed in the
district courl today in h case of the
Young Mems Consolidated Cooperative
institution of Spanish Fork VS.. E. S.
Houghton for the sum of 1878.
Demurrer in the case of z. w. Dug
gins VS.. Wilson and Neibaur was over
ruled by Judge Dusenberry and de-
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SWer.
Suit was filed in the district court
today by r. S. Hines against II. G..
Blumenthal n August Blumenthal to
recover $685. IN a contract.
An order was made that the case of
Hertie E. Freeman VS.. John A. Brown
ct al. be stricken from the calendar of
the district court. havine< been set
tied.
Otto Olson captured a large CHINA
mon bear and one cub yesterday after
q fierce battle which lasted about ten
minutes. Otto was hunting in Provo
canyon when he became suddenly
shocked at the appearance of bruin
patroling the side of h mountain, &C
companied by two cubs. He fired one
shot with a rife, when the brute made
for him with open mouth. shot after
shot was fired, when finally a ball en-
tered bruins heart and she fell at the
hunters feet. The skin was taken off
the animal and placed on the lagoon
and one cub was also brought in, the
other making its escape. A bounty of
IS is payable on Zach bea or cub
killed. but the hunter will keep the
cub for a pet.
Samuel J. Kenyon of Salt Lake spent
yesterday in Provo looking after bust
ness interests.
Complaints were made today against
Brigham Hamilton, James and Peter
Hansen, Jake Westpflall and Walter
Ship for harboring dogs within the linn
its of Provo City without having first
obtained a license for the purpose.
Doc Carer was fined SO in Justice
Saxey's court today for fast driving.
One drunk came before Justice Saxey
today, IN whose case sentence was
temporarily suspended.
Last evening Professor Lund gave a
recital at the B. y. academy. the num-
bers being rendered by his pupils in
room d.
This morning the primary school ex-
ercises took place in the central
building, and in the afternoon the
literary scciety carried u d pro-
gramme at the academy in room D.
Tomorrow will be a gala day, being
the occasion of the visit of the Latter
DAY Saints college of Salt Lake, the
pupils of which viii participate in the
field day sports. In the morning credit
slips viii be issued the students. At
ternoon commercial college class ex-
eTcises. The game Of baseball between
the academy boys and their Salt Lake
friends viii AXE place on the west
square at 4 D. M.
Provo Military band Will give a free
open air concert al the band stand on
Saturday evening.
Travelling Passenger Agent Rid has
closed arrangements for the first ex-
cursion u of Utah county to Saltair
Beach, which win take place on June
10. Eureka people viii Join in the ex-
cursion, which will be run under the
auspices of the Military band.
The APPS and gowns which adorned
the graduating class are a new wrin-
kle in the state and created a great