The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-15

Provo. May 15.-William Bishop, who
has charge of the vineyards belonging
to John Beck at Lehi. was arrested
today charged with having pulled a
gun on Charles Seek. who is a nephew
Of John. Charles is employed as
workman at the vineyards and was
discharged by Bishop. which precipi-
fated a row in which the accused
RULED out a revolver in a threatening
manner. Attorney King viii go 10
Lehi today to prosecute Bishop.
4 challenge has been issued by The
Eureka baseball team for a game with
Provo at Castillo Springs ON Decera-
ton day The Prove g)Ogs VIII meet
today and forward the miners q formal
acceptance. Ives Cobb is manager OF
the Eureka team and r. y. barney
occupies the same position Cor Provo
a complaint was sworn to this AFTER
noon in Justice Booths court charging
w. H. Ragor, of Thistle Junction, with
wilfully and corruptly opening letters
NOT his own H Snow of the same
place IS the complaining witness, Who
states that Ragcr opened q letter be-
longing to him (SnoW) which related
to a rock contract and answered the
same signing Snow and Razor A
money received by Ragor. the stat
utes make this offense a nlisdeEneanor
and Razor Will be prosecuted Tor THIS
crime by County Attorney King.
Tomorrow the Sunday schools go TO
Geneva for an outing.
William Probert states that an earth
Quake visited Scipio. Utah, and gave
the inhabitants severe shaking up.
ATTORNEY J. w n. Whitecotton has
returned from his trip to Washington,
D. c., whittier he went on legal busl-
ness. Some of his time was spent be-
fore the United States supreme court
presenting a case which required that
courts attention. He visited the Titan
members and officers and reports that
they are busily engaged with matters
pertaining TO our state.
Another excursion is booked for Eu-
reka on Sunday over the Rio Granoe
Western railway
Mrs. De Loray has come to spend
the summer months at Provo and wiz
devote her time to teaching piano and
voice culture.
G. F. Lerdon. who has been trying
TO make a few sheckels by some add
ve71ising scheme, the real merit of
which no one seemed quite capable OF
understanding, skipped off yesterday
without settling his board bill sgith
Mrs. Shipley. which amounted to about
50. He was IelepnOnSu d. C-ut0hd -
come back and settle or he would be
taken in as a dead beat.
There was merry gathering last
evening at the home Of s. S. Jones, the
occasion being the marriage of his son
Albert and Miss Sadie Fletcher
The groom has recently returned
from a foreign mission. Both he and
his fair bride are well known and
highly respected young people of this
city.
Estate and guardianship of Samuel
Altman ct al. minors; order confirming
sale of personal property.
A decree of foreclosure was ordered
in the case OF Thomas Cochran vs..
Louisa Cochran, also 81 damages and
costs.
John r. Park VS.. D. P. Felt eft al;
order correcting copy Of decree and
order of sale.
J. IT. Smith writes to Sheriff Storrs
inouiring as to whether or not his
father-in-l law. John Weir. was the man
who was recently found dead near
Provo. Mr. Weir has not been heard
from for long time and was supposed
TO be on mis- way to Mercur at last
accounts.
The sheriff has no knowledge of any
such being found in this vicinity.