The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-01
STATE NEWS.
DRAWING OF JURORS.
Names of Those Who Will Serve
During June Term at Provo.

! Provo, Aug. &.-The following jurors
were imDaneled in the Fourth district
court for the June term: John c. Nelson,
John +. Warner John Clark, Ephraim
Nash. Samuel Buckley. John Hayes, Al
bert r. Marsh, W. II. Goodman, John e.
and Andrew Knudsen. The following. also
on the Venire. were excused: PaFiey Z.
Hansen, Jedediah Eldredge John b. Jex
J. /. Stone and Willard Shipley.
The case of the state VS.. John Sparklin
charged with burglaFizing 4 saloon at
Cotton, was continued. on motion of the
prosecution, for the reason that some OF
the witnesses cannot be in attendance tilt
that time.
A son has been born to Mr. and Mrs
j. "A. BOshard; all we'll.
marriage license has been issued to
Albert Arrowsmith, aged Il, and Bertha
Br0adbent, aged 49, both of Provo.
Thomas WoOlsey fell from a ladder yes
terday and sustained a compound dislO-
cation of the left wrist and a compound
ccmminuted fracture Of the forearm. He
was taken 10 the Provo general hospital
, and efforts are being made to save his
arm, although il IS feared amputation will
be necessary. Mr.. WOolsey is 81 years Of
age and lately moved here from Vernal.
William Mitchell is in the Provo gen
erai hospital suffering from an attack OF
typhoid fever.
The city schools will open Tuesday on
Saturday at 10 o'clock the principals and
teachers will meet in their respective
school buildings to look over the situation
and make preparations for beginning
work, and IN the afternoon they VIII all
meet with Superintendent Rawlings in the
Parker school for instructions and discus
sion.
Miss Chloe Smoot daughter of Senator
Smoot is rapidly convalescing from her
attack of scarlet fever
Big preparations for the Labor day cele-
hratiOn TO be given at the lake resort un-
der the auspices OF the Clerks association
are being made.
A new police officer in a nearby town
arrested a man who gave the name Of
Frank Morris, a few nights ago, who had
with him the clothing stolen from two
trunks taken from the Thistle station
platform Sunday. Morris told the officer
a plausible story of having bought the
goods at Seofield bat the officer would
not let the goods go. He told Norris he
would give him an order on the sheriff
for them, which he did, and kept the STUFF
for further Identification. Morris has not
called for the goods, and the sheriff is
so anxious that he should call that he is
doing everything possible TO locate the
Ezekiel Holman of Sandy is in Provo
on business connected with claims against
the government for services in the Indian
wars in the early days of Utah.
Mart Ivie of Scipio is receiving treat
ment AT the Provo general hospital for a
severe case of cancer on the upper lip.
W. w. Cuff, jr, is down from Salt
Lake Oh UQSlHSHS.
Newton Woodruff, son of Mrs. Sarah
Woodruff formerly of Provo, is here
looking after some business affairs for his
mother.
Mrs. Martena Peterson, wife OF Jens
Petersen of Vineyard died yesterday at
the age of 10 years, from pneumonia. Inc
deceased was native of Denmark ana
has resided in Vineyard for seven years:
Her husband survives Der. The funeral
will be held tomorrow at 10 a. m.
e Straddiing, aged 2S and Eugenla r.
Williams, aged q, both of Provo, We're
married today by Judge Booth.
About 100 members OF the /. y. .. r.
went from Provo TO Eureka last night TO
pay a frateTnal visit TO the Eureka lodge
OF the order They were royalty enter
tanned, a sumptu0us banquet and an en-
jOyable dance being given in their honor.
After spending d pleasant night the VS.
itOrs returned this morning.
County Assessor George II. Lewis Will
move his family from Spanish Fork to
Provo to reside next Monday.
Mrs. NJ. Lee of Mt. Pleasant has moved
to Provo and will engage in the millinery
business.
Mrs Emma LightwoOd died today at the
residence of her sister, Mrs. Eliza NJ Tay-
loT, of the Third ward, of paralysis, after
an illness OF nine months Mrs. Light
wood was % years old and a native OF
England. coming here twenty years ago
from Birmingham. Outside OF Mrs. Tay-
Tor and her family she had no relatives
in this country. Funeral services will be
held Sunday at the Third ward meeting
house, beginning at II a. m.