The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-11-24
CAsTLEDALE NEWS NOTES.
Several Transactions in Real Estate
Are Noted.

Are Noted.
Castledale. Nov. 2Z-Considerable real
estate sales and transfers -ere made
mere during this week Peter JOhansen
OF this place closed a deal with J. G.
reynolds Of SDr1ngViue for his ranch,
located in lower Joe's valley. consisting
OF 900 acres Of land. Mr. JOhanseu bOught
the above ranch to use as a range for his
cattle during the summer months. Il
vas surmlsed some time AGO that this
ranch was to be bought by the Titan
fuel company for a location for a mining
camp, as this company has coal lands
auJQlnlng the ranch and it being a most
desirable place for that purpose. owing
20 the excellent springs found there and
the good water otherwise obtainable. The
consideration was 81, 900.
Carl Wilberg sold sixty acres of land
tor the sum OF $500 to Heber Harvard
also sixty acres to NJ. u. Conner, lately
or MOnteZuma county, Colorado, for the
sum of $500, and another eighty acres adj
joining this last tract of land and a re-
Anquishment of l20 acres Of state land 20
Ezra curtis o. Sewer county for $500. lie
then traded some lots to Lars Larsen.
Alansin Aldrichs our hotel man, sold
his place. known as the Aldrich hotel
with an the furniture of the hotel. for
the sum Of $1,000, to Thomas KenisOn OF
this place.
In all nearly 1000 acres Of land was
sold. at the total value of $1,000
Sheritt olsen, accompanied by Henry
thompson Of FerrOn went through "a
AANN 1NGAAAN u1 10 luhC ElAui re OF q
Iuhatic who IS resident of Woodside,
Emery county, named John Aumiller
While not vicious. he is very noisy and
has been examined and pronounced bV
Dr. Fisk of Price a fit subject for the
insane asylum, and the sheriff viii prob
ably take the patient TO the mental hos
pltaI az Provo. The man has a wife ano
four children, the Oldest of whom is i.
years, while the youngest is only II
months
The Emery Stake academy is steadily
growing
students and il has been found necessary
TO install some more new benches which
was done this week.
Thanksgiving vacation at the academy
viii commence Wednesday next and
close the following Monday morning.
George Martin, superintendent of the
Wasatch store company Of Clear Creek
was down this week looking up some
beef cattle for the supply of that coal
camp He was successful In securing
thirty fine head from Jack Murname OF
Huntington.
We are already feeling the effects OF
the coal strike In this valley. as the ped
dlars who travel every month with the
produce of the farmers for sale at the
mining camps have almost ceased run
ming, on account of failing to sell their
stuff at the mining camps.
County Treasurer Wall received this
week a most valuable letter containing
the sum of Sl5.46l in one solid check as
payment from the Rio Grande Western
Of its taxes to this county. This lump
of money is over 5000 i'm excess of any
previous tax payment by this company
to this county.
viii Rhodes of Spring Glen. who is at
tending the academy here, met with a
sore accident yesterday while assisting
9. r Andersen to turn a circular hand
saw lie was I'm the act of changing
hands to turn the crank, when somehow
he got his fingers i'm the cOgs and fright
fully mangled one Of his hands Dr.
Winters dressed the wound.
PROVO NEWS NOTES.
Provo. Nov. 23.-The board OF county
commissioners met today to consider the
petition Of Ed w. Banks ct al, asking for
change of the boundary lines of Lake
Shore and Spanish Fork school districts.
the change the matter was taken under
advisement till Dec. {.
The case of NJ. =. Price ct al. VS.. Mt.
NebO Land q irrigation company ct al.
has been continued till Nov. "A.
Marriage licenses have been issued tn
the following couples. James A Hardy
Of Provo, aged -, and Fora NJ. Johnson
of SpringVille, aged 10; Moses DoWley OF
Spanish Fork, aged a. and Sarah y.
HARDY Sc Provo. aged 19.
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur N Taylor All we'll
A l0-year-Old son of Councilman Farrer
is recovering from an attack of diph-
iberia There are no other cases In th2
city.
The Fifth Ward Primary association
viii present an operetta Friday afternoon
and evening in the Relief society hall for
the benefit of the new ward house, now
in course Of erection.
The Sixth ward bazaar is open this week
in the meeting house Dinner is served
every day, and a concert given every
evening. A large patronage is rewarding
the committee. The proceeds go to the
new ward house fund.
In the case of David Malar VS.. J. o..
Nielsen, Judge Booth has rendered a der
cree awarding plaintiff the sum of $J6.2J
with interest from Nov. ], defendant 10
pay costs of Justices court. costs of this
court to be divided between the parties,
and each party to pay its own witness
fees.