Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
PROVO.
DISTRICT COURT HEARINGS,
Criminal, Civil and Probate Cases -
Death of Miss Nellie Carter.

Special Correspondence
Provo, Utah Co.. oct. 6.--Yesterday
morning o. NJ. Mower. who was con-
yicted Wednesday OF unlawfully taking
water from HObble creek, was SEN
fenced TO pay a fine Of $50, Judge
Booth In imposing the sentence said he
regretted that Mr.. Mower should be
compelled to pay a fine for an act which
was little more than O technical Of
tense. and hoped that Springyille would
adopt some better system OF regulating
the water. at the same time he inn
pressed up Mr.. Mower the necessity for
complying with such regulations as
were made.
Provo Mining company VS. j, NJ. Rob-
ms was set for oct. 18th.
The case Of the state vs. Johan O..
Jost. charged with adultery. committed
with Mrs. Lydia Sly at payson on May
goth, 1900. came up for hearing, and Oc-
cupled the whole day and an evening
session was held I'm order % complete
the hearing Of the case.
About the only testimony presented
for the defense was that Of the de-
PENDANT, who testified that he was not
In PaysOn on the date the ohense is
alleged to have been committed, and
that he did not commit the Odensa at
that time There was no CrOss-eX-
animation Of defendant. After argu-
meuts Of counsel the jury was excused
until this morning, when they were
instructed by the court and retired,
They had not agreed upon q verdict up
TO a late hour this afternoon.
Estate OF John Hart, deceased oct.
Is set for hearing return OF sale OF
real estate and petition for condrma-
ton,
Estate Of Alice D. Tweede Hart de-
ceased for hearing return Of sale OF
real estate and Iatitlon for conhrma-
ton.
Mable n Dibble vs. h. Narman ct al;
demurrer was set for hearing oct, Sth,
Mr. o. VI, Mower. who as convicted
II unlawfully taking water from Hob
bic creek, and fined $50, says he expects
% bring a civil suit against Springyil!e
city and endeayor 20 collect damages
in the amount Of his fine and expenses
caused him by reason OF the pr0secu-
ton
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY.
The Republicans held q primary I'm
Republican headquarters last evening,
and nominated Robert Anderson for
Justice OF the peace and Frank Tuck
or for constable Eph Homer was cleo
ted precinct chairman
DEATH OF MISS NELLIE CARTER.
Miss Nellie Carter. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs, DomlniCus Carter OF the Sec
unG ward. died yesterday morning af-
ter several days illness from bowel
complaint. The deceased was about
twelve years of age, The funeral viii
be held sunday
Assistant Manager Clayton Of the
Provo Wooden Mills company. expects
90 leave for the East ON Tuesday next,
tO Doe gone about three weeks. on bust.
ness connected with the factory.
Charles LouderbaCk Of Bloomington,
Ill., so. and Miss Ada Packard Of Nam
moth. %, have received q marriage H.
cense.
Precinct Justice S. x. King expects
20 NOV 10 Portland oregon. with his
family IN about month. with the in
tentIon OF making Portland his home.
Charles Wattarlng 25 and Ardella
Richmond 10. both of Santaquu
married here yesterday afternoon by
Judge Booth
Mrs. Ruth Bailey and Mr.. Thos. II.
Vincent OF tho Second ward. were mar
rled this morning at the home ~ the
bride iu the presence Of immediate
members az the family. The ceremony
was performed by Bishop s. p. Eggart-
SEN After the wedding Mr. and Mrs.
Vincent took the train for Salt Lake.
Elder Ole Olson Of the Second ward
leaves on a mission TO Scandinavia next
week
Mrs Jas. +. Dunn and family expect
20 move to oakley. Idaho, IN O few days
20 Join Mr.. Dunn, who is In business
there