Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-14
Notes and Personals.

Prof f. H Roudebush OF Salt Lake
is at the Hotel Roberts.
Mrs. a. w. Meek Of ogden and Mrs
Doctor Wallick Of Denver are visit
ing relatives in this city.
Sheriff Turner and County Attor-
ney Nebeker Of Cache county visited
Provo Saturday.
Elders j. NJ. Tanner. of Logan, and
James L. Brown. of Provo. were the
speakers at the taberncle yesterday
\ marriage license has been issued
TO Robert #. Frost of Spanish Fork
aged 20, and Emma Hemenway of St
George, aged 49,
d. ID. Sabin of Salem has purchased
the business of the late Salem Coop
erative Institution and viii continue
the business at the old stand.
Tor making wine at his Lehi vineyard,
and expects to make about $4,000 gal
Ions this season. lie will also cure
large quantity of prunes.
Konstantin Won Reugarten, OF Riga.
Russia. the tourist who is on his way
home from pedestrian trip around the
world, arrived in Provo saturday and
today continued his wanderings east
ward.
Harry Arrls, R.G.W. conductor, was
cnught between two cars which he was
trying to couple at Springville Satur-
day night and quite badly crushed in
the chest. His injuries are not be-
lieved to be fatal
Mrs Mary NJ. Liljeroth of the Sec
ond ward died Saturday night at the
age of 81 years. She was n native of
Sweden and came TO Provo in 1850,
The deceased leaves a husband and
two grown children to mourn her loss.
The funeral was held today at the
Second ward meeting house.
G. W. Taylor the Salt Lake man
who attempted suicide here last sun
day by cutting his throat, is getting
along nicely. His sister came down
yesterday from Boise and her visit
seemed to encourage him, but at
times he has attacks of the blues
and claims that he would rather die
than go to jail.
Yesterday Evan Wrlde and Albert
Singleton of this city,and Brig and
Farley Darger Of Spanish Fork, went
To the Silver King mine in Piute
county. The parties have n lease on
this property, in which they are also
owners, and expect to prosecute work
as rapidly as circumstances viii per-
init.
The following officers of the Utah
County Teachers association have
been elected for the ensuing year: ID.
II. Christensen, president; w. ).
Rawlings, vice president: Miss Ida
Alleman, secretary and treasurer; j.
A. Rees. w. T. Rydalch, n. G. Child,
j. w. Forbes, j. NJ Jensen, u. II.
Robson, Il. NJ. Poulson, executive
committee
A series of Gospel lectures will he
delivered in the Brigham Young
Academy on Sunday evenings. Last
Sunday Prof. George IL. Brimhall de-
liivered lecture on The Apostacy
From Biblical Standpoint Next
Sunday evening Prof. w. w. Wolfe
will lecture ON The ApOstacy From n
Historical Standpoint.
The boys of company NJ. y. G. T.,
feel highly pleased with their outing
at Camp Burton. ana greatly enCour-
aged by the favorable mention they
received fer their appearance ana
proficiency in drill, their fine target
shooting, etc. They also appreciate
the efforts of the Governor and OFF,
GERS of the N. q. L. to make the en-
campment pleasant and profitable.
The Telluride Power Transmission
company expects To haul 100000
pounds of machinery and 1000
pounds OF lumber and other heavy
freight from the depot at Provo TO the
power plant in Provo canyon. In or
der to haul some of the heavy pieces
of machinery the road will have to
he improved and widened in places.
The company viii join the county in
making the needed improvements.
Mrs, Rebekah Bird of springville lost
her life Friday in Spanish Fork can
yon. She was riding ON a loaded
wagon. with her husband, near Tie
Fork, when the wagon tipped over and
crushed the life out of the unfortunate
woman. Her husband received no in
juries. The deceased was "A years of
age and highly respected by a large
circle OF friends. She leaves two
grown children, n son and daughter,
by Il former husband, Mr.. Avery.
At meeting OF the county commits
sioncrs held Saturday, a resolution
was unanimously passed authorizing
the Telluride Power Transmission
company to erect electric transmission
lines upon and over all roads and
highways under the Jurisdiction of
county, upon the condition that such
lines shall be so constructed as not TO
interfere with public travel or bitches.
at the discretion of the board OF coun-
ty commissioners. And provided that
If the company shall engage in the
business Of selling light TO the inhah-
itants Of Provo city 1t shall furnish
electric current for thirty incandescent
lights of 10 candle power to the coun-
~, free of charge.
The case Of p. Atkinson Jr. OF
American Fork accused OF criminal
intimacy with Katie Armstrong;, a girl
under the age of consent, came up for
preliminary hearing Saturday in Jus
ticc Booths court. Defendant was
represented by ID. II. Houta ana Cuun-
ty Attorney King appeared for the peo-
pie. Defendant waived examination.
Testimony for the people was taken
which was to the effect that defendant
was the father to the girls child born
February Sth. this year, and that he
had acknowledged II TO the mother OF
the girl and to John Mcneil that he
was its father. He was held to await
the action of the Fourth district court
I'm $500 bonds. Attorney King noti-
fed the defendant to be present for