The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-11-02
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo Oct. @-Anna y. I'M OF spring
Vile has commenced suit for divorce
against n. a. Hill The complaint
charges defendant with failure TO pro-
vide. and asks for the custody OF TWO
minor children, $50 attorney Tees ana
costs. and SIS a month alimony: The
parties were married in Springville. Oct.
%. 1884
j. b. Walton has returned from Alpine.
where be attended the golden wedding OF
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph wal
ton who are highly respected pioneers
OF Alpine
George a. Smith will expound Repu5-
licanism in the opera house Wednesday
evening.
Secretary OF State Hammond has GER
titled TO County Clerk Bademan the
nomination OF Frank r Christensen OF
ogden as superintendent OF public m
struction by the American party. Inc
certification bears date Of Oct. % IN
some of the counties, where the ballots
are already printed. it Will cause con-
siderable extra work TO get his name a.
the ticket and il viii probably nave
to be written in in some remote coun-
ties where the county officers cannot get
it printed and get the ballot back in
time for elactOn.
has suffered for several years from her
MIA, has undergone a successful opera
ton for the ailment at the Provo gem
eral hOsSital
Mrs H. NJ Bower. formerly Miss Pau
line Moore, has arrived from Niagara,
y. Y on a visit to relatives.
A marriage license has been issued to
Lot Robinson of American Fork. aged
a. and Lucille Larson of Pleasant Grove,
aged % and to Milton Jacobs of .Heber
City. aged %. and Mary Carlson of
Pleasant Grove, aged 20.
Judge Booth went to Salt Lake this
afternoon.
spencer Snow. a l2-year-old hoy. had
his right leg badly crushed i'm Ike eleva-
tor of the Provo wooden mills this after
H~ aNns oil -
other boys were playing around the ele-
vator when the accident occurred. He
was taken TO the Provo hospital.
Provo. Nov. l-Jnlis Pierce of Spring
A. Pierce in the Fourth district court
on the ground Of non-support
Abstract Of Judgment from Judge
Diehfs court in the case of Catherine
Stolzenberger VS.. Chris Nielsen ct al. in
which plaintiff was awarded judgment
for SS.I7. and decree. Of foreclosure on
personal property has been filed in the
Fourth district court.
Spencer Snow. who was injured in the
Provo Wooden Mills company's elevator
yesterday. and taken to the Provo Gen.
erat hospital, was not so badly hurt as
was at first supposed. No bones were
broken in the injured lee, but the flesh
was badly bruised.
In reporting the arrest of Leo Boyle,
Saturday evening, the name of City Mar
shall Henry, who was with Deputy Sher-
if Barnett at the time of the arrest,
and who WIS one Of the arresting or
ficers, was omitted on account Of incom-
plete information received at the time
the message was sent.
The cessDool at The mouth Of Provo
canyon, constructed b. the Telluride
Power company. over which there has
been considerable discussion by health
officers. viii be allowed TO remain. The
company has proposed TO deepen it so
that the surface will be below the bed of
the river, and line IL with cement from
the top 10 q point below the bed OF the
river. This is satisfactory 10 the local
board OF health and the city council.
Agent F9uts OF the Rio Grande west
ern. Railroad company has asked the city
COUNSEL for an amendment TO the Il
cense ordinance to prohibit peddlers from
entering upon the railroad company's de-
pot grounds. The change is desired in
order that children who peddle fruit may
be kept off the depot grounds.
i. y. Cunningham C'Cunning. the Ma
gician') is az home for a few DAYS rest
after a successful season IN Seattle and
other parts of the northwest. He will
go east from here on professional tour.
United States Deputy Marshal Smythe
is down from Salt Lake serving sum-
mons in the case Of Ralph NJ. Kellogg vs.
Provo Mining company ct al.
Leo Boyle. the man who went on a
rampage Saturday evening. was charged
with assault with a deadly weapon with
intent TO do bodily harm in Justice
Norris court today. He waived examlna-
ton and was held TO await the action of
Alt QlSAflCL court III Sctt uhANS. WHICH ne
failed to give, and was returned to the
county tail.
Ernest Sehwab. George Hayes and Viii
liam Kelly were before Justice Noon to-
day. charged with stealing a ride from
Helper TO Provo over the Rio Grande
Western. to which they pleaded guilty.
Schwab was fined $15. Tie ran away
when the officers tried TO arrest HIM.
The other two were fined $40 each.
J. H. F. Smith and William Austin
We're before Judge Booth on charge of
burglary in breaking into a Rio Grande
Western freight car at Thistle on the
night of Sept. 20. Austin pleaded guilty
explaining that he had broken the seal
but had not taken anything. and also
stating that Smith was entirely innocent
of the offense. Smith pleaded not guilty.
Austin was sentenced to one year in
the state prison. He made quite an ef-
fective plea for leniency. claiming this 20
be his first offense. and also stating that
he had been in the United States cavalry
and had been hOnOrably discharged. his
discharge papers being lost in a fire.
Louis NJ. Cannon and A. y. Irvine, OF
Salt Lake, addressed the Woman's Re
publican club at it's meeting last night
DR.. and Mr. r. w. Taylor returned
today from ST. Louis.