The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-04-08


relatives dnd friends iu Provo.
Miss Rose Young, deputy county re
Oorder, Is visiting IN salt Lake.
J. w. Dangerileld, the printer, Is
visiting In Salt Lake this week.
Editor Glove OF the Enquirer sought
new ideas In Salt Lake Thursday.
Editor Smith OF the American Fork
World was Ia Provo on business today.
Cashier Ole Elllngson Of the Lehi
bank was in Provo ON business yester-
day.
We are pleased to see L. N. Paul out
again from his severe attack OF
typhoid.
+. A. McGraw, Herald represent
alive, visited Salt Lake several days
this week.
Jos. f. Crook, the prominent attor.
ney OF POyson. Is In Provo ON legal
business today.
Don Knight, son Of Marshal Newell
knignt, Is here from British CoiumUia
Tor a short visit.
A big grading outfit from Sprlngvllle
went through Provo this noon headed
Tor the new railroad.
Postmaster Graham laid aside his
official duues loug enough this week TO
look Mt the capital city.
Robert SHELTON left today for Salt
Lake and The northern counties In the
interest Of the company.
Nancy M. Lindsey Of PROVO has been
grained a REISSUE and Increase OF pen
sion as Mexican war widow.
The little son Of Scott Alfred Of
Provo Bench died yesterday nj ,ruing
The funeral will he ned tomorrow.
Ralph Baker left today for his home
In RicnheId. He will he missed AS the
trombone player OF the barton baud.
John S Rollo. court stenOgrapher OF
the Sixth district, has beeu visiting
relatives and fiiends in the Garden
City this week.
Jesse Knight. Q. E. Loose. Reed
Smo0t. j. X. Iwslyes an l.. holbr ok
were l,,a, M ning m whJ visit, d
Salt Lake this week.
There Is n considerable demand for
meu To work on the railroad aud on
lhe telephone line. From what We can
learn there Is no excuse for any man In
Provo lying idel.
County Treasurer Malmberg Is In
Salt Lake collecting funds for the
county from the State, amounting TO
Si559.7s for salaries and 1915 for jury
aud witness fees.
DR.. Charles will continue services at
the Methodist church tonight at 500.
and Sunday morning at ll:00; and at
the Baptist church Sunday evening ut
1880. opening with song service OF 80
minutes.
The application for release OF Harry
Hayes who Is serving life term on
conviction OF the notorious Pelican
Point murders, will be heard by the
State board OF pardons next Saturday.
April 10Th.
S. r. Thurman. NJ. M. Warner. j.
hil..aAtt..n n Ia.
A. Singleton, J. Il. Farrer, }. Buckley.
Frank LcSieur. L. S. Smith, Claude
King, A. ID. Sutton aud l.. Ia. Stanley
were prominent Provo people who
visited Salt Lake this week.
U. s. patent issued to David Evans
for l60 acres. being the set of the set
OF section 81. and swi Of the swt Of sec
tior 30, In township 10 south, and the
lot numbered three. aud the swt Of the
nwf Of section 2. in township .. south
of range 3 east, was fled Thursday
with the county recorder. The land Is
situated at the mouth Of Spanish Fork
canyon,
X b. Thurman, private secretary to
Senator Rawllns advised us that he
yesterday received pardon for Sam
uel Porter. who was convicted al Provo
In territorial days OF embezziement Of
United States postal funds and SEN
fenced TO eighteen months imprison.
nient 10 tho peniteniary. The pardon
is granted by President Mckinley aud
restores Porter TO citizenship.
Mr.. SHELTON OF Provo was up on
business connected with his book and
job printing establishment last Satur-
day. He has recently secured large
order fer blank books and letter heads
from the county officers. This work
has heretofore been done principally
by firms In other States and we are
pleased TO note that a change has taken