The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-02-21
Provo Briefs.

Especial Correspondence
Provo, Feb. 20.-Thomas Alleman re-
/ turned from Emery county last night.
While there he visited the copper diggings
: and made four or five new locations near
the Copper Globe group, called the Nor
ma group George Havercamp, with 9TH
er Provo men, is interested in them.
MessrS. ID. ID. Houtz and Nj. NJ. Warner,
attorneys at law, are in Salt Lake today
on legal business.
Pursuant to plans made in the recent
past, the Old folks of the Garden city
viii be entertained in the Fourth ward
meeting house next Friday. An elegant
dinner Will be served and the afternoon
spent in a social way. An opera will be
put on for them at the theatre in the
near future.
a marriage license was granted today
to Elias NJ; Jones, aged %, of Salt Lake,
and Myra Thomas, aged a. of Lehi.
James a. Brown has locator the follow
ing mining claims. all situated in the
Tintic district: Snowdrift Nos. =, 3 and 4.
CloverdaIe Extension, and the Belmont
lode.
The warm weather now on enhances
the danger of travelling through Provo
canyon The road is cut through, but
slides are imminent every moment. The
largest slides, which come out of Snow
slide fork every year, have not come get.
Proves fire engine is up the canyon to
help, with hot water and steam. 10 keep
the road clear.
D. r. Clark, formerly wen-known res
ident and business man of Provo, but
now OF Grand Junction. is here on BUSH
ness.
Miss Maude Alexander. central at the
Provo exchange. has been in the capital
several days, visiting friends Miss Saw
age attends the exchange in her absence.
1t had been planned by those who had
the matter in charge to have the entire
legislature come 70 Provo Wednesday.
Washington's birthday, and visit the in
sane asylum. but now il is understood
that the visit will he postponed. How
ever it is probable that the visit will be
made within a week.
\ young couple from Centre Creek. Wa
satch county. called on County Clerk Ha-
Yercamp this evening and We're granted
permission to wed. They were William
j. Blake, aged q, and Laurie NJ. Ander-
son. aged %
Attorney S. r. Thurman is in Salt Lake
today on legal business.
Commissioner William B. Hughes is
here today on business.
10, NJ Gordon, business manager of the
Springville IndeDendent, was here today
in the interest of his paper.
Farley Swenson and Ben Salisbury, boys
from Lake View, were put in Jail today
by Sheriff Storrs. each having to serve
ten ana hfteen days respectively, for dis
turbing the peace.
Rev. J. c. Jayne. d Methodist minister.
is visiting Rev. ]. Edward Kirbye.
John l.. Sullivan is billed for the Provo
opera house tomorrow night.
Samuel HobSon of Ogden held a meeting
in the old meeting house tonight for the
purpose of organizing a farmers union
Commissioner A. NJ. Davis of Lehi was
here yesterday.
Mrs Cornelia Clayton went to Lehi this
afternoon in the. interest of the Young
WomanS Journal
Four reverend gentlemen of the Garden
City, Mr.. Goodwin of the Congregational
church. j. c. Andrews of the Baptist and
j. p. Kirbye and ]. c. Jayne of the Meth
odist. visited the Brigham Young acad-
envy this morning and, during the devo-
uonal exercises, listened to Elder George
Reynolds deliver lecture on the Book
of Mormon
Attorney J. W. n. Whitecotton is in
Eeber this week in attendance at court,
which opened there this morning.