Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-01
DISTRICT COURT.
Arranging for Get Acquainted Ex-
Observation-Disclosures Train Stoned.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah Co., March 1.--Gordon II.
Place manager OF the Manufacturers
and Merchants association. is now on
trip as far south az Nephi to arrange
for the get acquainted" excursion
from Salt Lake on the eth. Mr., Place
expects fully 900 people will come to
Provo from the north, and quite a
number of people will join the crowd
here and go to Nephi. The train will
reach Provo about noon and stop Tor
IL minutes. on the return in the even
ing the excursionists will remain sew
eral hours. The Commercial club will
arrange for some suitable hall where
the visitors will meet Provo people
and talk over the necessary work 10 be
done with n view to the general ma
terial prosperity Of the state and her
citizens.
BOYS THROW ROCKS.
Some boy or boys in the southwest
part of the city have for some time
past INDUCED hoodlum instincts by
throwing rocks at passing passenger
trains. Yesterday morning one of the
rocks broke window in one Of the
coaches of an eastbound r. c. w, train,
and n passenger had his face seriously
cut by piece Of the falling glass.
Special Agent Brown of the Rio Grande
Western and City Marshal Henry are
investigating the case and expect TO
land the culprlt.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
George y. Hardy, now OF Los Ange-
les, has commenced a foreclosure suit
against the Nestler Brewing company
In the Fourth district court, to collect
81 600, with interest from Feb. ), 1904,
less Sl35 paid on the Indebtedness, and
$3.50 attorney fees. The Indebtedness IL
IN the form OF a promissory note, Sc
cured by chattel mortgage on the de-
PENDANT company's property in this city.
The case Of Springville VS.. Mrs. VIII
liam Konold, which has been heard In
part has been continued for another
sitting till March 5, The damage suit OF
William Bawder VS.. Rio Grande West
ern Railway company has been post
poned til April 6,
CHARGED WITH SELLING ToBAC-
co TO MINORS.
The first case Of a charge OF selling
tobacco to minors ever brought In this
city has been commenced in Justice
Moons court. Probation Officer s. r.
Brown has fled a complaint charging
FRANCIS lieduulNl Win lllt bll tIikt. MT.
Hedquist win appear today to answer
to the complaint.
JOHNSON-WIGMORE WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued to
James Wlgmore, i6, of Springyille, and
Nellie Johnson, %, of Provo.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
]. s. McBett Of Payson was In Provo
on business yesterday.
r. Van WAGNER Of this city has
gone 10 Rlohfeld to take charge OF the
Consolidated Wagon & Machine COM
pany's branch house, succeeding w. +.
Asimus, who moves to Kansas.
Springvilo is to have picket factory
In operation this summer. Mr.. c. w.
Mount will build the plant; he has con-
tracted with farmers for 100 acres Of
cucumbers. for which he will pay 500
a ton. 1t Is estimated that, with prop
err cultivation eight to 10 tons of pick
ling cucumbers can be grown on an
acre, the average being 10 tons.
d. j. Bennett OF this city, employed
IN the construction department of the
Independent Telegraph company. had
his foot quite badly injured by the rum
away OF the companys team Tuesday,
at Pleasant Grove, 1t Will be some
days before he can be at work.
The Central Lumber company of this