Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-25

him they had decided be might go. and
tO show good faith released Nj. Boley
from his handouts and themselves left
for the north Mr. BOley ana family
finally reached home. and last week
Mr.. Boley. after consulting with Utah
county officers went to salt Lake for
the purpose OF getting some informa-
ton from Sheriff Emery of the identity
and responsibility OF the fellows who
had made things so disagrecable for
him
II Is supposed that II The men who
arrested Mr Boley were officers and
there Is scarcely any doubt that they
were. they were intending to arrest
Fred Adams who stole n team at Croy-
don some time ago. The only resem-
blance in the description of Adams
and his stolen outfit and Mr. Boley
and his team is that there was roam
mare in the stolen team and Mr. Boley
had a roam horse in his team
DRrGGED AND ROBBED IN SALT
LAKE.
Farley Liutord. q young m1n flQm Pau-
suitch, came down tO Provo from SAT-
Lake SUNDAY. and borrowed sufficient
money % buy q ticket 20 the terminus of
the ID. a.. X c., Sanpetc branch. ON hIs
way home Mr Luf0Id's explanation OF
how be came 90 be short o. funds is that
Saturday evening De- met n couple u nice
fellows AZ the SAT- Lake d. a. X. g.. depot.
They were going tp Denver aud would
travel with luiord MS Far as Thistle. and
Go establish friendly relations. invited him
90 l9In them DO something 90 drink He
explained that hc drank nothing stronger
H4ff .s
new 0oQuiintlrc-s in that They repaired
Go saloon and after the drinks hal
been ordered Mr. ilniori attention WIS
called away from the bar fur % moment.
he afterwards dgdUk bis Soda and from
That time till sunday morning the time
]. pretty much ol % blank 20 him Sun
day morning De reEaintd consciousness
IN vacant lot near the depot and found
8 gold watch worth $50. and his money
gone. As soon as be could De- told his
troubles 20 a policeman. who said he
would see what could be- done IN the mat.
ter, and Mi Lnflrd started on his way
home glad 10 have escaped with his life
WEDDING BELLS
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples
Jesse ". ProtherO and Lille NJ Harrl-
son, both Of Provo.
John Craudall and May Condie, both Of
Sprugyllle,
Clarence II Peterson Of salt Lake and
Katie B0shard Of Provo.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
District Attorney d. D. Houtz has been
selected as the temporary chairman Of The
Republican county convention 60 De held
On spanish Fork tomorrow.
Register DeMoisy % the Nornal land
office who came in with the Uiut1h coun-
o. delegation 90 attend the Republican
convention. b. visiting friends in Provo,
The city council met yesterday 90 hear
protests against the construction OF q
sewer on Fifth West street. south OF Gem
ter street There were protests from the
owners " about one-half OF the property
affected. and while % requires tWo-thirds
10 prohibit the council from constructing
the sewer The matter was referred 20 the
committee ON sewer ana the COMMITTEE
on finance for further inye.tiFati0n
Mrs Johanna Benson Of Pleasant Grow
died az the intrmaty yesterday AT the age
Of "A years. from old age and paralysis
The remains will be- buried here
4 cOrnstalk u feet eight inches Co.
height is on exhibition al the Brunswick
II was raised ON Judge Moons lot.
4 son has been born 20 Mr aud Mrs
Frank Ahlander. an well
X. q Miller OF Price and r. b. Wool
ley Of Kanab are provo visitors.
Raymond knight arrived from Montana
yesterday IN answer 10 the summons call
Inc him 10 hls Wife's bedside A. stated
In last evenings News she died befJr,
be reached Provo. The funeral was held
today