The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-03-19
PROVO BRIEFS.
Items of Interest From that Thriv-
ing Little City.
Especial Correspondence.)

OpeCldl correspondence
Provo, March 1S.-George HavercamD
and Thomas are in Emery county look
ing over the ground adjoining the Copper
globe group mining claims, in which they
hold large interests.
N. j. Harris of Ogden, a member of the
legislature. is visiting his nephew O.. V.
Harris, a student of the B.. Y. academy.
D. w. Irvine of Payson, a brother to
day.
Mrs. A. o. Smoot was a visitor in the
state capital today. =
Mrs. Young of Salt Lake is visiting
her friend Mrs. William Strong of Provo.
The Provo Opera company went to Pay
son this evening to produce before our
neighbors the play IAN Oriental Tete."
An assessment OF one-efghth OF d cent
a share has been levied on the capital
stock of the Alta Mining company.
Dr. George Robinson returned from Salt
Lake this evening. He reports hat al
analysis of the contents OF the stomach
of the Shotwell child, that died here the
first of this week under suspicious cir
cumstances, was made, but that no evil
dence of poison was found. He says that
evidently the child died from exposure,
and that no blame can rest upon anyone.
w. T. Ercanbrack is over from Silver
City for a short visit with his family.
Mr.. Ercanbrack is vice president of the
Imperial Mining company and is very
enthusiastic over the prospects of the
daily showing of the ~company's property
William Probert has returned to Bing-
ham.
John Rollo, court ~stenographer of the
Sixth judicial district, is here on a short
Attorney j. w. N. W~hitecotton~ returned
from Salt Lake this evening, where he has
been for two days on legal business.
B.. T. Miner has returned to T1nt1c to
finish contract work on the Annie Laurie
Mine.
Ex-speaker Roylance stopped in Provo
1T. -TT-.;.- 49,, h;- no " hnT,,a f~pro tho
scene of his late legislative labors.
The little child of Deputy Sheriff j. T.
Williams is reported seriously i'll with
bronchitis.
Provo tomorrow
Architect r. c. Watkins is in Sewer
county on business.
County Surveyor Andrew was
here yesterday on official business.
A sermon on What Constitutes a True
Knowledge of God will be delivered at
the Baptist church tomorrow evening.
James Oakley of Springville was here
Yesterday on business.
Elder James White will leave for the
British mission next Saturday;
Benjamin Luke of Orangeville, Emery
county, was here yesterday on business.
Joseph H. Jones has been appointed
tmaste of Lake Shore in place of
Joseph Francis, resigned.
Cyclists of Provo have had the pleasure
of riding on the sidewalks for a long time
now. but notice has been given mat 1t
Justice Bennett and Thomas r. Chopper
of Deseret were here today fon legal busI-
Vigorous preparations are being made
for the rendition of The Poor, of New
York next Friday evening. a play to pc
produced for the entertainment OF the
old folks of the Garden City.
The great violinist, Godowsky, Will play
in the Provo tabernacle on April l.
Wilson n. Dusenberry was a visitor IN
the state capital today.
A. L. Woodhouse of the Telluride Power
& Transmission company went to Lehl
today.
is reported to be running smoothly.
Arthur Brewster of Salt Lake has
formed a partnership with IL. G. Blumen-
Attorney D. D. Houtz spent today in
Salt Lake on legal business.
Attorney S. a. King is home again,
ioyial and ~good-natured as even.