Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-23
PROVO.
IN JUDGE BOOTHS COURT.
Jesse Knight Reports Prosperous
Conditions In Alberta.

SpeclRl correspondence,
Provo, Utah Co., Nov 2s.-Judge
Booth was able TO hold court a short
TINE Yesterday the first time since his
Illness from typhoid fever The follow
ing business was transacted:
Joht De France, charged with steal
ing gold cyanldes from the Golden Gate
nllll was nrraigned on an information
charging grand larceny. Attorney
JACOB Evans was appointed TO defend.
a pea Of not guilty was entered; bond
fixed at $1,000.
iced Smoot vs. James Alternately et
al Judge McCarty requested 20 hear
SAID cause and make such preliminary
orders "a may be necessary,
spanish Fork city VS. Spanish Fork
southeast Irrigation company ct al;
citation ordered lsWed to J. w Streep-
nr ana James Ballard 10 appear No
Vember 10 and show cause why they
should not be punished for contempt
spanish Fork Cooperative Institu-
ton W. Leland Roller Mills company ct
Ql' permission given defendant, Leland
Roller Mills company, 10 file amended
answer and counter-claim.
Utah County VS. A. G. Johnson ct al,
set for November 20.
A. w, Harper vs. VIM. Bjork ct ali
plaintiffs motion for new trial SET for
hearing November 20.
Thos. Boardman ct al vs G. A. Gla-
zier treasurer ct nj; set for No.
yember 27.
|, w. Kenward VS. INLAY Collins ct
all hearing on demurrer set for No
Yember 2S
George Webb Of Lehi, and Hyrum +.
Thomas, Of Provo, were appointed jury
commissioners for Utah county to Sc
lect a list Of Jurors for 1909.
JESSE KNIGHT RETURNED.
Jesse Knight is back from Alberta,
canada, where he has been for several
months looking after his extensive in
terests there Mr., Knight reports con-
ditions in Raymond, the new town,
situated on land owned by Mr.. knight.
and his sons, and the place where the
big sugar factory will be built, to be
very satisfactory. The people are pros
Porous and happy and busly engaged
In building homes, over thirty builo-
ings have been erected and water from
q spring has been pped into town for
culinary and domestic purposes. Tho
crop this season has been large and by
next season a Touring mill ana n
grain elevator will be erected for man
ufacturing and storing the grain Of the
farmers. Many people are moving in
to the new town and all seem TO be sat
isfed, A ward organization has been
effected with ]. William Knight, Blsh-
OPP
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The Womens Republican club will
meet at the court house Monday even
ing at 1880 p. m. TO elect officers for
the ensuing year The president will
give her annual address, and the secre-
tary and treasurer will present their
report. A general invitation to attend
Is extended.
The Fourth district court will open
In Vernal December g.
c. " Anderson, manager Of Bllahen,
was in Provo on business yester-
day.
The Utah Sugar company is storing
a large quantity OF sugar In the H. c.
Nj, !, warehouse in this city.
a son has been born 10 Mr. and Mrs
David j. Vincent, and a daughter to
Mr.. and Mrs, James Goodman.
Elders Edward Farrer and Charles
Thomas, who have been laboring in
the Eastern States mission. and Elder
A, O. smoot, Jr, of the Southern States
mission, have been released and are
expected home In week or ten days.