Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-02-10
PROVO.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT.
Candidate for Reform school--Rail.
way Papers Filed-Ladies' Bazaar.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Feb. 9.--The following orders
were made In the Fourth district court:
Imla Collins VS. Mary Collins ct al;
motion to dismiss motion to modify de-
cree heard and taken under advise
ment
Estate Of Benjamin Baehman, de-
ceased; Alex Wilkins was appointed
administrator by petition upon the Ill
ing Of $1,000 bonds. The administrator
was ordered to pay the clerks fees out
OF the first money coming into his
hands belonging to the estate.
CANDIDATE FOR REFORM SCHOOL
Daniel Payne today swore out COM
plant against Sidney Arthur Payne,
his l3-year son. The father set
forth that the boy has a mania for
larceny and has committed many and
numerous larcenies, and asks that the
boy be compelled to appear before the
court and show cause why he should
not be sent TO the State industrial
school. The hearing will come up Sat
urday.
RAILWAY PAPERS FILED.
The Rio Grande Western Construc-
tion company today filed with the
county recorder for record three papers
In relation 10 the Wasatch extension
OF the h. G.. w. r. r.
The first is a mortgage TO the State
Trust Co. Of New York on eleven miles
OF the railroad and telegraph lines,
commencing at the connection to the
main line, thence running up II street
TO mile post II in Provo canyon. The
mortgage is at the rate Of $4,000 per
mile.
The same company deeds to the Utah
Eastern Railway company 10 miles Of
railway and telegraph line, commence
ing at mile post II in Provo canyon and
running In a northeasterly direction to
Heber City. Consideration, $4,000 per
mile.
The Rio Grande Western company
has purchased, according to the deed
filed. eleven miles OF railroad and tele-
graph line OF the Rio Grande Western
Construction company. The line COM
mences at First street, Provo City, and
runs north up II street thence up Provo
canyon to mile post H. The considera-
ton is also $4,000 per mile.
1 L. NJ L. ~ DiLaAiNs
The Young Ladies Mutual Improve
ment association Of the Fourth ward
has undertaken the task OF raising part
of $1,000 with which to build a large
social hall for the ward To do this
the young ladies, after a great deal OF
work. will open up grand bazaar In
the ward meeting house tomorrow, and
Il will remain open all next week. Pro-
grams will be rendered each evening.
HEALTH OF MRS. CHoULEs M
PROVING.
Recently a News representative
visited the stricken George Choules
family. and was pleased to find Mrs.
Choules much stronger than she was,
although she is still In a very delicate
condition, her heart being affected so
that the least excitement will almost
invariably throw her into dead faint.
However. she is not nearly so subject TO
these spells as she was soon after her
husbands tragic DEATH
A few days after Mr.. Choules death
a package was received from Mr.. and
Mrs. W, A. Williams, son-in-law and
daughter Of the deceased. who are la
boring In Honolulu as missionaries, In
which was found a baton. tipped with
a walrus tooth and the Initials &c. c."
engraved thereon, being designed as a
present for Mr. Choules. Mrs Choules
also received a curious souvenir In the
shape Of a small basket made OF brown
seeds, somewhat larger than apple
seeds, sewn together and nicely inter-
twined with ribbons. The present was
made by native artificer In fancy
work.
ILLNESS OF GEO. KERRIsoN.
George Kerrison, Of the Samoan
Islands. who came TO this country about
a year ago and located In Huntington,
Emery Co.. has been taken with seri-
Gus attack OF enlargement Of the glands
superinduced by pneumonia, and Is
now at Provo under the doctors care.
The gentleman is In very poor circum-
stances, being aided by friends whom
he has befriended at his far away Pa
cifc home. a number Of returned FL
ders have been looking after the I'M
but he Is still a subject for
much consideration. Chief Hilton Of |
Salt Lake has been one Of the con-
tributors to his assistance. having been |
a guest at Mr. Kerrisons home while
In Samoa.