The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-15
PROVO NEWS NOTES.


turned from Wayne county this even
ing and went to Heber for the purpose
of transacting court business.
Judge s. W. Stewart came down
from Salt Lake today to hear probate
cases i'm the Fourth district on ac-
count Of the absence of Judge Booth
Deputy Sheriff Graham went 20 salt
Lake today on official business.
District Attorney Hatch was down
from Heber today.
Judge Booth will go to Nernald on the
20th for the purpose OF opening the
March term of court, there, on the
23d
A daughter has been born to Mr..
and Mrs. John Evert; all we'll.
The Black Hawk Indian war vet
Grams viii attend the funeral of Com
rade William Harrison in a body to-
morrow in the First ward meeting
house.
An S-year-old son of John Spencer
of Clinton has beeeu brought To Provo
90 receive surgical treatment from DR..
Robson for a wound i'm his right hand,
inflicted by the bullet from .22-cahber
rifle with which he and another boy
were playing and which accidentally
exploded i'm the scufie.
The old folks committee or the Sec
oud ward viii entertain the aged peO-
pie of the ward at a banquet in the
ward house next Friday.
Mrs. Dora Olson has returned from
several months sOjourn in Chi
cagO. where she has been engaged IN
the millinery business.
A New England dinner viii be given
by the Provo Maccabees in N X. OF
p. hall Tuesday evening.
SHELTON G. CO.'S new directory Of
Provo City has just been issued.
The Fifth ward bazaar and dining
room. TO be run for one week from
Monday the 10Th for the benefit of
the ward meeting house building fund.
viii be conducted in the building
formerly occupied by r. r. Irvine *
Son on Center street
Henry Silliard, an old resident OF
Provo bench. died at his home yes
terday He was born I'm Lupln. Eng
land, sixty-three years ago and came
TO Utah tWenty-f0ur years ago, since
which time he has lived here. Several
children are left TO mourn his loss.
The funeral will take place tomorrow
Sunday at 1870 o'clock from the
Third ward meeting house.
Prof. C. NJ. Marshall delivered an in
teresting lecture this forenoon before
the Utah County Teachers association
on the subject of Literature" At
the afternoon session Prof. Eastman
discussed decorative art work with the
teachers.
The Provo City board Of education
has issued an address TO the taxpay-
ers of the school district apprising
them of "a special election TO be held
on April "a 20 vote on a special build
ing tax levy of 49, mills per annum
Tor two years.
Sheriff Bailey was down from ogden
Friday evening with a patient for the
mental hospital
John X Bullock is in from VernaL
Tie reports conditions very favorable
i'm the Ashley country. The heavy fan
OF snow has encouraged the farmers
and stOCkmeu to look for an unusually
prosperous season this year
Several small herds of deer have been
seen ON the foothills east of the CITY
this winter the heavy snow having
driven them down from the mountains.
and many OF them are reported 10 have
been killed This indicates q lack Of
attention To- duty ON the part of the
game officers. and probably a more rep
renensible lack of interest i'm the uues-
ton of protecting game on the part of
the public, because those who claim to
be acquainted with the unlawful
slaughter of the game either fail or re-
fuse 90 give Information 20 the officers
Who cannot. of course. be Omnipresent.
Sam SChWab has bought a lot on
Academy avenue, between Second and
Third North streets. and viii build a
dwelling house this season
w. d. Beesley expects 20 build a
home ON the Riggs corner this summer.
The ola Riggs home. which is one OF
the landmarks Of Provo, viii be torn
down 20 make room FOR the new house.