The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-22


son of Moab. Grand county, returned to
his home last evening, and accompany
ing him was Attorney D. D. Houtz,
who was arrested on a charge of ma
licious mischief. Some time ago Mr..
Houtz fell in with some cowboys, and
they, according to reports, got on a
protracted foot. While in this state,
they are said to have entered a saloon,
whipped out revolvers and shot at al
most any old thing that attracted at
tention, resulting in considerable dam
age to property. Whisky barrels were
favorite targets, which was the means
of wasting a large amount of spirits
When ne sobered up, Mr.. Houtz paid
the damage done, and entered plea OF
guilty before the justice, of disturbing
the peace, but it seems that the state is
not satisfied, and he will have to an
swer to the above charge before the
district court.
COURT MATTERS.
Charles H Moulton, an insane per-
son, was committed to the asylum.
Charles Auer VS.. a. d. Beeman ct al. +;
continued for the term.
First National Bank of Provo VS..
Provo Coop; set for June %.
First National Bank of Provo VS..
North American Asphalt company,
two cases; set for June %.
Henry Shields ct al. VS.. Hercules Min
ing company; set for trial July H.
Estate and guardianship of Annis n.
Crandal ct al, minors; petition to sell
real estate set for hearing July 10.
Estate of John Loveless. deceased;
King & Johns entered as attorneys of
record; matter under consideration by
the court
George Condor VS.. John ". Moore
house; continued for the term.
a. H. Raleigh vs.. George Everett ct
al; set for hearing July 10.
Provo City VS.. Joseph Kirkwood;
continued for the term.
Estate and guardianship of George
Gibbitus ct al, minors; hearing on Pc
tition to sell real estate set for July %.
Mary NJ. Hawley VS.. Prussian Ma
tional Insurance company ct al; case
dismissed.
Following are the names of jurors
drawn to serve during the June term
of court: James Z. Stark, Payson; Ar
thur Peay, Benjamin; James NJ. Greer,
William Ellison, Provo; Peter NJ.
Wentz, Provo bench; ]. W. Stewart,
Benjamin; L. Jones, Spanish Fork;
Samuel Curtis, Salem; John Drysdale,
Cedar Fort; James Fl. Ginger, Provo
bench; William Carson, jr., Fairfield;
c. w. Beaverton, Payson; Joseph
Shelly, American Fork; John Q. Stone,
Salem; Hiram Adamson, American
Fork; David L. Huff, Lake Shore;
Alonzo Smith, American Fork; Walter
Ludlow. Benjamin.; William Fresh
water, Provo.
Marriage licenses have been issued
TO the following: \. +. Chapman and
Katie Conrad, Pleasant View; Harvey
V. Beckett and Rosa Tame, Spring
vile; George w. Bradford and Rachel
Sheppard, Spanish Fork.
William P. Silver has removed his
printing plant to the basement of
Union block, where he will resume the
business OF Job printing.
Mr.. Isaac McEwan has returned TO
Eureka where he is employed by Mr..
Jesse Knight. During his visit to
Provo ne was united in wedlock to Miss
Celia Fleming.
Mr.. Edwin S. Hinckley of the B. y.
academy left Provo this morning for
Colorado Springs over the Rio Grande
Western. He goes in the interest of the
Mormon church and will remain during
the summer months. Several others
have been called to go to Colorado and
will leave within q few days.
Judge Johnson spent Sunday in the
Garden city.
There will be large turnout from
Utah county on ths occasion of the
old folks excursion.