The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-05-02

Provo, May Robert Boardman
5r., was arraigned on a charge OF
having defiled the person of Grace
Chesley. girl Is years of age whom
he refused TO marry. Reading of the
information was waived and defendant
entered a plea of not guilty.
THE DUGGINS ROW.
Wilson & Nerbaur, the saloon keep
ers, have decided to fight the case in
stituted by Mrs. S. NJ. Duggins where
in she attempts to Dust them from
the .DugginS premises. They deny all
the allegations of the complaint, in
Guiding that charging them with per-
Knitting gambling. Mr.. Wilson states
that ali there is TO the case is the
amount of rent to which Duggins is
entitled, and claims a right TO release
under the original contract. The case
will come UP in its regular order before
the district court.
ILLEGAL LIQUOR SELLING.
Charles Lundquist of Thistle juno
ton was arraigneds before Justice
Booth charged with selling liquor
without a license. A plea of not
guilty was entered. After hearing the
evidence the judge ordered that he be
held TO await the action of the district
court.
A GLOVE CONTEST.
A glove contest is billed to take
place at the opera house on Wednes-
day evening between Sam Clark of
Salt Lake and Bean of Richfield. Both
men have been training hard for the
mill which promises 10 be very eX-
citing one. Bean is considered the
hardest hitter in southern Utah and
never goes into a contest to play tag
Clark is in splendid condition and is
one of the cleverest boxers who has
appeared in Provo for some time
DISTRICT COURT ORDERS.
Case of SDringvine VS.. Earl Tran
chell; continued for the term.
z. E. Shoebridge VS.. Annie NJ
Moore: defendant files demurrer to
complaint.
A. H. Raleigh VS.. George Everett;
defendant given leave TO withdraw
demurrer and ten days in which to file
answer to complaint.
Annual account OF the administrators
in the matter of the estate of William
Warner, deceased, was approved.
A FEW NOTES.
Mrs. Phillip Speckhart gave a tea
party yesterday which was attended
10y lady friends.
Mr.. Annie J. Atkins has temporarily
closed her mercantile business III
Eureka. and Will return to Provo TO
manage the dry goods business of >
5. Jones.
Provo Military band has decided to
enter the contest for the 5000 prize
10 be awarded the best band outside
Of Salt Lake and ogden. Local must
clans have expressed their Willingness
to get down To work and they feel
confident that they will be able to
carry off the honors and what is
equally desirable, the money.
class 1900 gave a basket ball at the
Soutl1worth hall last evening which
was successful both socially and
financially.
Professor Brimhall gave an interest
ing lecture at the B. Y. academy last
evening before the Poly sophical society
on the subject of The VIII.
Philo c. Wightman has secured
license to marry Bertha Il. Wright !
Both live at Payson.
Petition for letters of administration /
was filed today in the matter of the
estate of James Bryant, deceased.
William Greer Of Spanish Fork is /
Provo visitor. He states that ne has
secured a conviction Of John Rockhill /
for selling liquor without license. A /:
fine of $50 and costs was assessed.
President Ira y. Hinckiey made his /
appearance on the streets, this being /
his first out since his accident at san .
1aGuin. He states that the runaway /
was. caused by the double-trees coming (
loose and striking the horses legs.
Thev ran for a considerah bile distance,
pulling the vehicle by the lines. when
they turned a corner. OVerturnlng the
buggy and throwing the occupant to
the ground with terrific force.