The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-23
PROVO NEWS NOTES.

PROVO, Jan 22.-James Henry Robert. a
nauHe OF Uruguay, and Edward Long. a
NAIVE OF France. both residing in Provo.
have been admitted to citizenship
In the divorce suit of Florence Sjostedt
vs.. Oliver Sjostedt, former order has
been set aside and defendant required to
pay plaintiff so on or before Jan. %.
In tho matter of the state VS.. John w.
Freshwater. whose sentence was set for
Saturday Defendants counsel moved for
new trial, The motion was argued ana
taken under Amusement till Saturday,, the
18Th, and time of sentence was postponed
till that time.
George r. Davis of Lehi, aged A.. and
Mary A. Bone of Lehi. aged %, have
taken out a marriage license
President Joseph r smith and Patriarch
/ John Smith were in Provo yesterday at
tending the quarterly stake conference.
The case Of George Stewart Us. Frank
Argyle has been reinstated upon defend
AMI paying costs and set for Feb To-
In the case of Lorenzo Hopla VS. Lucia
made
state VS.. Wallace simmons: demurrer to
Information argued and taken under ad-
visement till jan &-
Provo. Jan. z1.-G. w. Tippetts. aged 81.
and Betsy Ferguson, aged 26. both OF
lake Shore; aPd George f.. Davis. aged
AZ. and Mary A Bone, aged % both of
Lehi, have secured marriage licenses.
Rev. Whitman Murphy is over from
Judge saxey is over over from spanish Fork
today.
A daughter has been born to each of
John r. Borget, Mr. and Mrs. Andrew P
Filerup, and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sack
EFT.
In the case of the state VS.. Wallace
Simmons, a demurrer to the information
was argued and taken under Amusement
Till Saturday, the 18th
At the meeting of the Utah County
Teachers association held here today the
forenoon was taken up in the discussion
OF music. led by Professor Robinson, in
structOr in music in the American Fork
schools. who also brought number Of
Ions and fiFag a.
cal exercises The True End of Educa-
ton" from Gordy's "A Broader Elemen-
Principal Charles wentz- In the after
noon instruction in art and manual train
ing. under the direction OF Professor East
mond, was given in the various depart
ments.
Mayor Roylance was elected chairman
and Mayor Boyer of Springville secretary
Of the meeting of mayors held here today
TO discuss amendments to the irrigation
law in points relating to the control of
pOrations. After the views of the meet
ing had been expressed and considered,
s. r. Thurman was empowered to draft a
bill incOuformity with the desires of the
meeting, and the following committee was
pirate committee of the legislature:
Mayor F. G. Boyer, Springvflle; Mayor
William NJ. Roylance, Provo, and Mayor
James II. Clark. American Fork.
Apostle John Henry Smith was in Provo
today attending conference. President
Joseph r Smith is expected tomorrow
In the case of the state VS. John W.
Freshwater. in which today was set for
sentence. defendant presented a motion
for a new trial, which was taken under
Amusement till next Saturday, and SEN
tence postponed till then.
Judge Booth held court here today.
hearing probate and other cases set for
today. He will go to Manti again Mon
day to hear further evidence in the IiV-
ingston- Erickson contest case.
Provo. Jan. 2O-Robert Syphers, who
died in Lehi yesterday. was buried here
today from the Seventh Day Adventists'
church
Mrs John T. Dennis of Marysvale is
very i'll at the home of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs William ]. Harris.
Mayor Roylance has vetoed the Ordi-
nance prohibiting peddlers from APP
read station. The ordinance was enacted
TO prevent fruit peddlers from plying
their trade on the depot grounds. The
mayor in his veto takes the position that
the money obtained is a help to the fami-
lies OF the children who Deddle the fruit
and that the opportunity to buy the fruit
is an accommodation to the passengers.
He favOrs charging a license for fruit
pc ddlers and establishing an age limit.
engaging in the business on account of
the danger to them from the trains.
Ralph A Badger has relinquished to
the United States 720 acres of land stu
ated in sections 50 and ,, township II
south range east, Salt Lake meridian.
IA the Payson forest reserve.
A deed from the state of Utah 10 Ralph
a. Badger for $40 acres of land in section
S. township II south. range east. Salt
Lake meridian, has been filed with the
county recorder The consideration named
is 81 800