The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-24
PROVO BRIEFS.
sheep Found, Arrests May Follow
Short News Notes.
Especial Correspondence.)

NopeCldl SpIIeSpOHuenCe.t
Provo, March 23-Thomas Murdoch of
Heber came down last night after a
small herd of sheep that was stolen, or
strayed away, from his place in Wasatch
He found some half a dozen dead and
the balance in Sill Allred's herd on the
east mountains Those found have been
recently remarked and the offlcers- say
that some arrests will be made IN a Gay
or so.
branch is in Nephi today on business,
Jed Mercer, ex-county assessor, is mere
today on official business as deputy couh-
tv assessor.
Sherifr and Mrs. George Storrs went TO
Salt Lake today to attend the funeral Oh
the late Mrs. Sperry, an old friend OF Mrs
Storrs', and formerly a resident OF spring
vile.
Provo river is. rising as the spring comes
on. Every day now 1t rises nearly a foot
though at night it recedeS conSloerdoiy.
County Assessor HUSH Oh faysoh ID
here today on Official business: 1,,,4
Attorney l.. Z. corfman Is in fleasahl
Grove today on legal business;
Attorney d. d. Houtz is in Lehl today
County Clerk George Havercamp re-
turned last night from Emery, where ne
has been for the past week looking over
his copper prospects. -,
Arcena Crandall of Springville visited
friends in Provo yesterday. -.
Samuel Holt of Spanish fork was mere
today on legal business.
William IL. Carson, ST.. TO-DAY recoroeo
a patent TO 100 acres of land situated near
Fairfield, Utah county.
" s. Holiday is here today on business
s. p. Lund of Pleasant Grove, deputy
county assessor, is in town today
a marriage license was today grained
Don G. Ashcraft of Mapleton ana Abple
Wadsworth of Springville
i. r. Vance of Alpine is VISITOR III tue
Garden CITY today.
John King of Grass Valley. one of the
leading catuemen OF southern Otah, anu =!
an uncle of Judge William h i>lhS, Is
visiting friends in Provo this week
Bishop Thorne Of Pleasant Grove Is mere
today on business.
Attorney John e. Booth is in Salt Lake
today on business connected VIII the
state board of equalization If.
This morning Bert Thurman ana WlIe
arrived in the Garden CITY. MI. I. 1h1 u
mans old home, from Washington u =,
where he has sojourned for the last two
years as the private secretary oil Senator
j. S. Rawlins. ~,
TODAY from Richfeld. MIR. Rollo returns
to that tropical metropolis lInmedlalelf >
but will leave his family here al sum
mer to visit with his wife's mother, MIS-
Martha Fem. ,,.
DR.. s. ii. Allen came up from Richfield
this afternoon, where he has been IN az
tendance on Banker j. NJ. Peterson; Whu
is seriously i'll with a disease OF the neal I,
DR. Packard of Springvllle was IN the
Garden City this evening on business. nil,
A Prentiss of Washington, D. c.. VIII
lecture in the b. Y. academy next Tues-
day evening on the Philippine Islands.
Il N pope of Nernal was visitor IN
Provo today
w. II. Carson of Fairfield was here to-
day on business.
1t has been decided by the treachers OF
Provo that Arber day this year shall hol
be celebrated here in the usual way OF
planting trees in great profusion on all
the school grounds, but that it shalI DC
spent in the more profitable way of hay
ing the older pupils haul gravel Tor the
grounds and let the smaller Cnes heIp to
plant trees wherever necessary, at any
school in the city.
William Maud viii leave the Garden
City in a day or so for Montana =,
A party was given in the assembly nal
of the Pleasant View ward last eyemne
in honor of Lawrence Peterson. who re-
Gently returned from the southern states
Attorney S. r. Thurman win go &c
Marysvaie tomorrow morning on lega
business
The Provo Opera company will go tC
American Fork Saturday evening to put
on the boards Tor the fourth time its play
AN Oriental Tete.'