The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-03-11

was tried bv Judge Dusenberry this
morning as to his sanity. He is af-
fected with spells of a peculiar nature,
which he realizes just Lefore they at
tack him, but afterwards his reason is
dethroned and he does elany foolish
things. Drs. Allen and Taylor gave
him a critical examination, finding him
perfectly reasonable and logical in his
answers TO questions. His wife stated
that after the spell comes on he is
insane for sometimes two days, which
was corroborated by other witnesses.
Order was made committing him to the
asylum.
Charles O'Nen of American Fork
was also examined as to his being solid
in the upper story, and was also COM
mitted.
J. E. Clinton, prominent sheep man
of Nephi, is a Provo visitor.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
First National Bank VS.. North Amer
lean Asphalt company; continued for
the term.
Corey Bros. VS.. ]. S. Black; con-
tinued.
Provo City VS.. Rheims; continued for
the term.
George J. Peay VS.. Salt Lake City ct
al; continued for the term.
Schwab ct al. VS.. Tucker & Wallace,
passed.
w. w. Rivers VS.. H. F. Johnson ct
al; passed.
John a. Lewis VS.. Rio Grande West
ern Railway Co; passed
r. Swazey VS.. Hathenbruck; passed.
f. w. Hathenbruck VS.. Thomas Fow
Ter, ct al; passed.
American Eagle Mining Co. S.-B. f.
Clays ct al: passed.
w. L. Ellwood vs. Edward Malmquist
ct al; passed.
Monroe VS.. Memmott; set for March
18th.
Bank of Montreal vs. Edward Newton
ct al; passed.
n. W. Erickson VS.. N. Badger ct al;
passed.
r. D. swazey VS.. HathenbruGk;
passed.
Henry Shields ct al. VS.. Hercules
Mining company; passed.
First National bank of Owego VS..
Hancock; passed.
B. +. Saunders VS.. Preston. Muller.
ct al: passed.
II. c. Jensen ct al. VS.. John A Brown
ct al: continued
California Wine company VS.. S. NJ.
Duggins; set for March IS.
Fillmore VS.. Fillmore; set for March
19
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for March 49,.
A L. Hayman VS.. Utah Sugar Co.;
set Cor March 10.
Whitaker VS.. Ferguson; set for
March 19
Hatfield VS.. Hatfield; divorce; set for
March 16.
Provo CITY VS.. Provo Bench Canal
and Irrigation company; referee given
until March Is 10 make report.
Tjddiard vs. Provo Foundry 6, Ma
chine company, continued for the
term; two cases.
Western Loan and Savings company
VS.. Martha. J. Hudson ct al; passed.
Miner VS.. Miner; continued for the
term.
Thomas WINNER VS.. Patten; contin-
ued for the term
James Goodman VS.. Liddiard; con-
tinued for the term.
William Mcintosh VS.. Lucinda South
worth ct al; set for March 20.
First National Bank VS.. Provo Coop;
set. for March II.
Spanish Fork VS.. Spanish Fork Irri-
cation company; passed
Elizabeth Berry VS.. Rio Grande West
ern railway; passed.
Strawberry Cattle company VS..
Davis; continued.
Matilda Maistrom VS. Malstrom; con-
tinued for the term.
Alva Green VS.. Union Pacific railway;
set for March IS.
Rio Grande Western railway VS.. Tel
luride Power company; set for March
Rio Grande Western railway VS.. w.
VI. Ferguson, ct al; set for March %.
Margaret Ross VS.. Safeguard ct al;
settled.
Mrs. Eliza Carter Snow, one of the
pioneers, died at her home about 9
o'clock last evening. She was the wife
OF President J. c. Snow. Funeral
services win be held on Friday at 10
O'clock a. m, at the Fourth ward meet
ing house.
I, All the workers about the court house
were guests al the wedding of Charles
+. Berry of Mercur and Emma Clark
of Cedar Fort. Judge Dusenberry per-
formed she ceremony this afternoon.
W F. Swift, manager of Bittner
Bros. CO., is arranging for dates for the
appearance of that company.
Professor =. 3. Toronto of Salt Lake
will meet with the county school teach
ers al their regular institute on Satur-
day.
The advance sale for 'Mcsorlew's
Twins" Sc successful at the Lyceum,
viii begin tomorrow morning.
A large number Of Proves pro-
gressive citizens are greatly incensed
over The attitude OF the opposition
against granting the right OF way
asked for by the Rio Grande Western
railway through H street. There are
few who are making a howl as if they
were already being held UP. They seem
TO think that the desecration of H
street by a railroad an objectionable
crime and that with two streaks of
Steel along there it would be impossible
TO pass along the street. Rumor was
aaoat tonight that the opposition would
take quarters at the mass meeting to
be held Thursday evening and take UP
a vigorous discussion with the railway
promoters on the H street question.
The latter say: Let them come; this
is what the meeting is for. We want to
get an expression from ali the people"
Horace Beebe came over from
eureka today on business.
Mrs. Lizzie Sutton of Park City is a
Provo visitor.
Cbaplain Pratt goes to Salt Lake
This evening. Tomorrow he viii utter
his last Invocation for the legislature.
Park City Paragraphs.
Park City. March 1O.-Barney Minnin.
chris puggan and Barney Greenen,
f.-,ne,.I,- employed at the Ontario drain
4,.,,,,.sI will denart Thursday iOr Genoa