The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-04
SUIT AGAINST REED SMOOT
But It's a Friendly Action and the
Hierarchy Is Not In
Volved.

Provo, March 3-William Z. Bassett
has commenced a friendly suit against
Reed Smoot and many others to quiet
tltIe by correction Of a deed to a piece of
iahd east or Provo improperly described
IN q deed from the executors of the es-
tate of the late Abraham o. Smoot'
"A foreclosure suit has been commenced
Dy the Western Loan & Savings com
pdny against Nellie II. Robinson and Jo-
SSPh n RoDInson to collect 81, 76S IS and
SI5O attorney fees alleged to be due on
prOmlSsory note secured by nortga pe
on Provo real estate
Francis Hedquist entered q DIea of NOT
gulity IN justice Moons court today to
a charge Of selling stobacco to a minor
ne ume Tor hearing has not been set.
President David John is confined 10 his
home with a serious intestinal ailment
He is improving slightly.
Judge Hatch of Heber passed through
- Two nt9 Iast evening on his way to Lehi
70 attend the funeral of his uncle Peter
Lott, 6 pioneer resident of the Sugar
City, which will be held Sunday
e Ish ana Game Warden Jones returned
from American Fork yesterday He
states that the American Fork people are
IulIy IN sympathy with the organization
OF tlsh and Game Protestive associations
Whlch MI Jones is doing through the
county, and that a strong organization
Will De expected there and also in Alpine
Inc Utah County Poultry and Pet Stock
association viii hold its annual meeting
Tor the election of officers in the court
o clock -
An error was made in reporting that
the tram with the get acquainted'' ex-
Cursionists viii reach Provo on the re-
turn trip from the south at 7:20 o'clock
ne tram viii get here at $50. After two
hours. spent in eating supper and infor-
MAJ visiting, meeting will be held in
some conveniently located hall (probably
tne old tabernacle), which the CONNER
clai cluo VIII secure, and about two hours
VIII be devoted to oratory after which
the party will return 20 the capital
MT. William Myers, who has been ex-
lSnSlVely engaged in fruit growing in
Illinois and Missouri. and who forty Years
ago planted the first large apple orchard
IN the Ozark district of Missouri (Which
IS now one big apple orchard for a dis
lance Of 100 niles IS here for the purpose
of looking over the country with a view
to locating and engaging extensively in
growing apples; Mr.. Myers has been in
British Columbia and has come down
through Idaho, where he has looked over
the situation for fruit raising. He is very
faVorabiy impressed with this section and
VIII visit orchards here. Mr. MYERS is
stopping at the GTier house
John H. Warner, who lives just out
side Of the northern city limits on the
county road, is in the city today inter
viewing the county attorney with view
to getting relief from trespassers on his
SIDEWALK The sidewalk is IN better con-
c1tion for vehicles than the road. and
people persist in travelling over it, greatly
to Mr. Warmers evaporation and to the
damage Of the sidewalk. 1t no relief can
be obtained If any other way Mr. War
FER will bring civil actions to protect his
property.
Rev. S. H Goodwin Will deliver the
second of his special Sunday talks to-
morrow evening at the Congregational
church on THE Lost Sheep
The Women's Republican club will
meet Monday evening at the club rooms
i he following program viii be rendered:
America, by assembly; song. ladies'
cuartette; recitation. Miss Lizzie Thatch-
or; solo. Miss Theresa Homer: paDer.
American Poets" Mrs Martha Dunn /;
instrumental selection. Miss Myrtle Ho-
Dler; paper on the Philippines Mrs An
ME Jensen; song, ladies' Quartette Re
fIeshments viii be served