Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-05
PROVO.
CANE FOR REsTsNow.
Serious Gun Accident--Di and
Other Court Cases.

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Provo, Utah Co.. Oct. 5.--Annie S
Carroll of Spanish Fork has commenced
suit for divorce against Bert c. Car.
roll In the Fourth district court on the
grounds that defendant is now serving
a four year sentence In the Utah peni.
tertiary for felony, Plaintiff asks t.
have her maiden name, Annie $. Gard
ner, restored. The parties were mar
RED IN Salt Lake city, March 2. 1901.
Suit has been commenced by the
Bank Of Spanish Fork against George
*. Proctor and Agnes Proctor to col
lect $3.50 with interest alleged to be due
on a promissory note secured by mort
gage on Utah county real estate.
The following business was trans
acted in the Fourth district court yes
terday Judge Marioneaux presid-
ing.
State VS. Paul Beak; defendant ar
ralgned on charge OF burglary; plea
of not guilty entered; trial set for Oct.
10th, Beak is the man accused OF bur-
giarlng Beck's jewelry store. He gave
Thomas FitzgibbOns as his true name,
and has also told the officers that he
was raised In Dies Moines, Iowa. Beak
or FitzgibbOns has secured the SER
vices Of Warner & Warner TO defend
him.
The following cases were set for trial;
Oct. A.-State VS. p j. McKenna.
Oct. i5--state We Albert Chisholm.
oct. 17--Amasa Bullock ct al VS. Silas
Alfred ct al.
Oct, 1s-Matlda Houtz vs. Jos. s.
Wing, Jr.
oct. l9--John W. Coburn vs. Peter
Constonzo.
BEFoULING WATER.
County Attorney Page and Sheriff
Storrs returned from Spring Lake last
evening where they attended the hear
ing Of Solomon Peterson, charged with
permitting his sheep to befoul the wat
ers Of Santaquin creek. Defendant was
adjudged guilty by Justice Perry and
fined $40
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
Ben Wright Of Linden, son Of Isaac
II. Wright, shot himself in the foot
while going through a fence Wednes-
day evening, his gun being accidental
ly discharged The young man was
taken to Pleasant Grove and given sur
gical treatment The wound Is very
severe one, the entire charge going into
the foot, and II is feared an amputation
viii be necessary.
GOT WINTER CLOTHING.
On Wednesday stranger called on
Mrs. Al. Straw, at Springyille, and told
her Mr. Straw. who was away from
home doing railroad construction work,
had sent him for his (Mr. Straw's) ov-
ercoat and some overshirts. He. OBJ
tanned the clothing and left Yoster-
day Mr. Straw came home, and In
formed his wife that the stranger had
not been sent by him. The officers are
now looking for the man who is about
six feet In height, forty years Of age,
had beard OF about weeks growth,
slightly mixed with gray, two fingers
on right hand, wore a mouse colored
suit OF clothes. The clothing he got
from Mrs. Straw Is light gray over
coat. with dark silk lining, two light
checked flannel and one black sateen
overshrt.
CANE FOR PRESIDENT SNOW.
Miss Nellie Joseph. the young Sa-
moan girl who accompanied Elder r. II
Smart on his return from Samoa, this
summer, and Is now attending the
Brigham Young academy. has received
a handsome cane from the Latter-day
Saints Sunday school children OF Sa-
moa, 10 he presented TO President
Snow. The cane is made from native
wood.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
James F. Dunn is down from Oakley,
Idaho, visiting his family.
Isaac Bullock Is In from Henry's
Fork, Wyoming. visiting friends.
Misses Margaret Thurman and Nina
Bean viii leave for the British mission
field on the 10th.
Elder w. T. Knox, president Of the
Pacific Union conference. Seventh Day
Adventists. is in the city and preached
today. He will speak In the Adventist
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