Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-13
WATER SUITS IN COURTS.
Actions at Provo Involving Right 10 Uss
Streams for Power Purposes,
Goshen Roller Mills W. Mt. Nebo Land
And Irrigation Company Before
Judge Booth.
Special Correspondence

special correspondence
Prove Dec. 18--The case Of the
Goshen Roller Mill and Elevator COM
pany w Mt, Nebo Land and Irriga-
ton company. which involves the right
OF the plaintiff TO use the waters OF
c,rrant creek for power purposes In
the winter months, came UP before
Judge Booth yesterday. The defendant
company claims the right to store said
waters in It's reservoir above the mill
during the winter months to be used
Tor irrigation purposes In the summer.
which interferes with the use by the
mill, of the water for power purposes.
The PLAINTIFF Is represented by Evans
n Dydalch and s. r, Thurman and the
defendant by w X. Hutchinson and
King. Burton & King
The hearing had not proceeded far
before a motion was made by King,
Burton a. King for James Gardner.
Joseph Finch and Robert NJ. Garnett
asking that the court compel the plain
tiifs to make the movers parties de-
PENDANT, they claiming rights In the
waters which they desire TO have adj
Indicated. The motion was granted
and 10 days were given plaintiffs In
which to file amended complaint. de-
PENDANTS being given 10 days from time
OF service 10 answer.
In the case of Provo City ct al vs the
West Union Canal and Irrigation CONF
pany, Dec. 20 has been set for appor-
toning costs TO each company for the
services OF Water Commissioner Thorn
ms, who has submitted his annual re-
port.
EyANs-MARTIN WEDDING.
A. II. Martin OF Salem, 10, and Mable
Evans, II, have taken out q marriage
license.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
D. s. Murray manager Of the Rocky
Mountain Bell Telephone company, was
in Provo yesterday and met members
OF the city council and other prominent
citizens and presented the side of the
bell company as opposed to the Home
Telephone company whose petition TO-
a franchise will he presented to the
council Monday evening.
Elder II. J. zobell has returned from
q mission TO Denmark, where he has
labored for the past two years, He
has enjoyed his labors and returns In
good health.
Eli Hardwick who was for many
years president of the Chesterfield
branch of Sheffield conference, Eng
land, Is now living In this city, hal,
and hearty at the age Of rs years. which
i viii be a pleasure for his many
friends to learn.
THE LATE PROF. PARTRIDGE.
Stanley Partridge, whose death oc-
Cured at Provo, Dec G., just as he
was entering upon career that prom
lsed fame In muscal circles, was born
In Fillmore. Utah, Nov. II, 1871. AT
the age of II he accompanied his par
ents TO the Sandwich islands where his
father, the late Edward Partridge, was
president OF the mission. Under the
balmy breezes Of the Pacific and SUR
rounded by ferns and tropical foliage
the poetic and musical attributes of his
personality developed. On returning t.
Utah his parents located In Provo
where the boy had opportunities to fur
Their pursue his elementary study OF
the organ. He soon proved an apt pupil
and continued TO study up TO the time
that he was called 10 Join the choir In
visible. He commenced teaching when
bvt 10 years Of age. His first work on
he plano was at the II. Y academy.
L, 1895 he went east and entered the
school OF music at the University %
hard work he graduated. During this
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