The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-07-30
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Orders Entered by Judge at Provo
Travelling Mans Turnk
Recovered.

Provo, July 2s-The following orders
have been made in the Fourth district
court:
Lovina Montague VS.. George B. Monta-
gue defendant was ordered to pay back
alimony, attorneys fee of 50 and costs of
court. In the case of Mary A. Noren, adj
ministratrix of the estate of Godfrey No
rem, deceased. VS.. John Ainge, judgment
has been rendered for plaintiff in the sum
of 500 principal, S23.f 40 interest, $40 attor-
ney fees and costs.
Bank of Spanish Fork vs. Z. II. Gard
ncr; motion to strike out argued and al
lowed: ten days given to amend.
Nancy Elizabeth Whitmore of Spring
viIe has commenced suit for divorce
against James NJ. Whitmore OH the
ground of failure TO provide. Plaintiff
asks for the custody of five minor chill
dren and So I month alimony. The par
ties were married at Springyille, Septen-
Der a, 1892.
An abstract of judgment from Justice
Durand's court in Lehi giving judgment
for plaintiff in the sum of S3S.03 and 50
costs has been filed in the Fourth district
court in the case of j. Kirkham & Sons
Co. vs.. Oliver Cedarstrom.
The trunk belonging to +. A. NcBurney,
the New York travelling man, has been
recovered by Sheriff Harmon at Thistle.
1t had been picked up on the road by
William and Ernest Maloup of Ogden,
two Young men who are selling Oriental
goods ana they claimed they had expected
trunk. Ii nad not been opened and was
restored to MIR. McBurney and the state
ment of the Young men YVES accepted as
true
daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred c. Allen. All we'll.
Charles d. Walcott of Washington, D..
c., director of the United States geologi-
cal survey, with Mrs. Walcott and family,
are the guests of l.. L. Num- at Ohm
stead.
Charles II. Turner ard family are here
from Eaton, Colo. visiting relatives
The resorts in Provo canyon have asked
the Rio GraEde Western for a special
train to run up the canyon Saturday and
return Monday morning during the sum-
mer season, and it is believed the re-
quest will be granted. This will enable
business men and others whose families
are in the canyon TO spend Sunday with
| them, and Will also be a convenience for
others who desire to spend Sunday in the
canyon, as they VIII not be compelled to
spend any part Cf the day in travelling.
Thomas Wright, the Young man who
hwas stabbed by George Ferr Wednesday,
| is much better and strong hopes are Ell
tertained of his recovery.
Judge Saxey is over from Spanish Fork
today on legal business.
Miss Tillie Foster has returned from
Salt Lake, where she has been attending
The u. of L. summer school
Mrs. w. l.. Biersach. who underwent an
operation for dangerous ailment at the
PROVO general hospital on the 1etl, Is rap
:dly recC vering and will be able TO return
tc her home in a few days.
81, illiam Davis was fined sl5 and j. a.
Smith $40 by Justice Moore yesterday for
Cngag ing in fight Wednesday afternoon
in the Exchange saloon.
Junius Foster. cashier of the Bank of
Southern Utah at Cedar. has returned to
his home after visiting his mother, Mrs.
Frederick Cliff Of this city.
Thomas Webb Of Lehi has been fined
$50 for trespass in grazing sheep on the
Uintah reSerTe. He was permitted t.
Craze 5000 head on section IT, but con-
fined TO Willow creek and its tributaries
On July Is the herd was found on the
head OF Strawberry, outside of the pre-
scribed limits. by Assistant Forester
George A. Fisher. who recommended the
fine stated, which was paid; but sone
investigation will be made to determine
how definitely the restrictions of tie
grazing privilege were explained to Mr..
Webb; he claims he did not understand
that he was II espassing.
Two relay races have been run be-
tween Pleasant Grove and American Fork
teams, n which the Pleasant Grove team
has been victorious. Next Thursday the
third race vii; be run at Pleasant Grove
for a $50 pulse, the winning team to
take SIS.