The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-03
PROVO BRIEFS.
Items of Interest to Garden City
People.
Especial Correspondence


Provo, March Wharfage licenses have
been granted to the following persons:
Gus Mullenger, aged %, of owatoma,
and Mary A Forbes, aged "A. OF Ameri-
can Fork
Joseph ii. w. Jacobson, aged "A, and
Eliza Sim, aged 20 both from Pleasant
Mrs. Robson. wife of Senator Robson
of Fillmore has returned 10 Salt Lake
after having visited her son, deputy
Clerk A. V. Robson, for a lew DAYS.
Papers transcript in the appeal case OIL
Lehi VS.. Frank Yerance, were nied To-
day.
boy is enjoying life and its mother has
recovered from her Illness.
Notice was sent to Sheriff Storrs today
that two horses, black horse ana am! a pay rs.
old, were stolen Feb. 8, from sheep
camp seven miles north of Goshen. Both
! horses belonged to George WllllaHs, potn
had pushed tails. ana one was hoppleu
and the other belled.
Attorney Ferdinand Erickson, mayor OF
Mt. Pleasant, is here this evening on legal
business.
William Cory has returned to Provo
from Chicago, where he has been spend
ing the winter.
Professor William Stewart Of, the uni
versity of Utah visited the b. Y. academy
yesterday.
jcseph Devy of Alpine was a visitor
yesterday.
"A. Il.
lent lecture last evening at the M: 10.
church, his subject being The INTRINSIC
Value of Man This was the third or
the regular series being given. The next
lecture, Mexican Antiquities will be
delivered by the Hon Moses Thatcher,
March 10.
County Clerk George Havercamp is III
L. o. Taft, manager of the Provo
branch of the u. c. NJ. l., is in Tintic today
Mrs Zina. smoot wife of Senator A. O.
Smoot. is in the capital this week with
! her husband.
There was another big snowslide in
Provo canyon today. 1t came down
Snowslide fork near The power dam head
gate, but did no damage 1t is said TO be
! about the largest of the season; snow
was piled up in immense quantities, eX-
tending from the headgate to the hang
County Treasurer Otta Mahnberg went
to the capital today on official business.
Ed Young of the firm of Snow * Young,
left for Moroni yesterday.
Frank StorrS of Williams Ia, d cousin
to Sheriff George Storrs. is here visiting
| the sheriff.
Miss Nelson of the R. A Barney Ladies'
furnishing house, is in Salt Lake today.
Parle.y Swenson of Lake View was re-
! leased from Jail today, his ten days sem
tence for disturbing the peace having eX-
pired.
Another old folks entertainment was
| held in the First ward social hall today:
present. The Second ward will entertain
| the old folks Friday.
Fish Commissioner Myron Newell today
| swore out a complaint against Marion
| Draper of Pleasant Grove for killing
| deer. Sheriff Storrs went out this after
noon to arrest the alleged deer slayer
| EX-recorder Hyrum +. Thomas has as
stunned charge of the recorders office of
this county as deputy in the absence OF
Recorder Mrs. May Brown-Spencer.
Attorney l.. A Huntsman of Fillmore
&c harC 81,
| the intention of further pursuing his
legal studies.
President B. CluT, jr., and c. H Brim-
! hall of the B. Y. academy were visitors in
the capital today.
| Missionary meetings are being held in
| the Fourth ward meeting house this week.
j: Z. Booth and D. R. Jones spoke last
night on the principles of the gospel. To-
night William j. knight spoke.
The following Salt Lakers were register
ed at the Hotel Roberts today: j. NJ,
Deputy Sheriff r. Z. Knowlden made a
| business trip to Salt Lake today
| Jesse Knight intends TO erect a. new
brick building on ] street north of the
East Store to be used as a business block.
J, +. Van Wagner was in the capital
today on business.
In the district court today in the mat
| ter or the estate of Alma Barratt, de-
| ceased. petition for letters of admin
istration was set for hearing March 16.
Estate of Thomas E. Price, deceased;
istration set for March 10.
| Judge Boyer of SDringville was here
today on legal business.
Marion Draper of Pleasant Grove plead
| ed not guilty this morning before Justice
| King. to d charge of deer Staying. He
will have his preliminary hearing March
IL: Robert Anderson is his attorney
The NJ. l. A. league of the Third ward
give a ball tomorrow night in the ward
assembly hall.
Attorney D. D. Houtz is in Salt Lake
today on legal business.
B; Bachman is here for a few days on
| business.
A marriage license was granted today
to John Alonzo Gordon, aged 81, OF
American Fork, and Nancy j. Pearce,
aged 81, of Provo.
The Third Ward Dramatic company
! Will reproduce for the third time the two
act farce Rock Allen. the Orphan next
| Thursday evening at Lake View.
Z. w Rowland of the Manhattan Life
INSURANCE company is here today
! Mrs Susa Y. Gates has returned from
Washington, where she has been in al
tendance at the meeting of the National
! Council of Women.
The farmers held a meeting last night
in the old meeting house. But few at
/ tended and nothing was done toward
| erecting an organization.
| Last night Private Jack Ferguson OF
! Provo, returned from Manila. He ioineC
the army in Park City with the frs
volunteers, and went with the boys t.
Manila, where he was with them until the
CHARGED on account of illness. He haC
the fever, but is now entirely over ii
and looks robust and healthy. The only
evil effect of the fever is the weak con.
dition in which it left his eyes