Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-12

Rlchheld, and has been mining. II Is
| said, with considerable success In the
Gold Mountain district. He has a broth
er there no'N who has been commune
Gated with, aud his answer ls awaited
before funeral Arrangements are made.
IL Is reported here that the deceased
has been separated from his family for
some time. lie was Mason IN good
standing a member OF the Mount
M0riah lodge. and the local Masous
may take charge Of the remains.
NEWTON BOUND OVER.
Sam Newton OF American Fork waly-
ed examination In Justice Moons court
yesterday to charge Of assault with q
deadly weapon with intent TO do bodily
harm, growing out OF the assault made
by Newton on his wife Sunday. He
wanted to plead guilty but as the JUS
tice had no authority further than 10
make q preliminary examination, his
plea could not be taken. Newton IL In
the city Jail in default OF $500 bail.
HANSEN ACQUITTED.
Carl Hansen OF Pleasant Grove was
tried before Justice Harvey and jury
yesterday on the charge Of displaying
e deadly weapon in threatening man.
ner, and was acquitted. The charge
grew out Of some trouble Mir. Hansen
had with some men, who we're working
on a ditch on his land last wick.
SUITS FILED.
sults have been commenced In the
Fourth district court by Spanish Fork
Cooperative Institution on promissory
notes against the following defendanta
Chas. J, Dudley for $3.50, with interest
at / per cent per month from July 10,
1887, 500 attorney fees and costs; p.
$. Houghton for s21i25, with interest
~ per cent per month from July o.
1900. so attorney fees and costs
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Funeral services over me remains Of
Bert Daniels. who died al Mammoth,
Friday, from pneumonia, were held In
the Timpanogoa ward yesterday and
the remains inferred IN the Provo
cemetery.
The deceased was a son Of Mr.. d. G.
Daniels of Timpanogos ward, and was
about 10 years OF age,
Chas. Huntsman OF Fillmore was
after on examination before Chairman
Dunn Of the county commissioners. by
Drs. Westwood and Robson Hunts
man Is rs years of age and has been
weak-minded from childhood his af'
Fiction has Of late years assumed a vio-
lent and dangerous form.
Claim Agent Howard Of the Rio
Grande railroad was in Provo yester-
day investigating the facts connected |
with the death OF Albert Howe, who |
was accidentally killed In the Provo |
yard Sunday night, There seems TO be |
no blame resting on the company In |
any way for the sad affair
II. r. Irvine and other citizens, who |
appreciate the efforts Of the Amphion |
band to give Provo people good music, |
arranged benefit ball for the band |
boys Friday evening. and realized s5S
for them.
Judge Booth is holding court in
lIeber.
Johnnie Lawhorn an elght-year-od
son OF Mr. J, w. Lawhorn, left home
sunday afternoon without saying where
ne was going, His absence made quite a
stir In the family Sunday night and
Monday. and the officers were trying to
ind him all day yesterday. In the after
room he was heard from In Provo can
ION, where he had gone 10 visit an
lncle who is a section foreman there.
Funeral services over the remains OF
Albert Howe were held this afternoon
Il o'clock at the Third ward meet
nohouse and the remains shipped to
american Fork for lnterment