Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-24
JAMES CARTER OF wYo. FOUND.
supposed Victim of Foul Play Turns
Up at bennington.
Special CORRESPONDENCE.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. juno 24.--James Carter. the
young man who disappeared from his
home in Fairview, Wyoming, and who
was believed to have been killed. has
been found at Leamington where he
was working on McIntire's ranch. His
uncle, $. X, Roberts, of this city. left
for the ranch last night and this
afternoon his wife received a tele-
gram saying: Found Jim; he is all
right. but won't come back" Mr..
Roberts will be back tomorrow and
Mrs. Roberts thinks he may persuade
young Carter to come with him: but
however this may be the fact that he
is alive is the important thing. The
young mans mother, Mrs. Dolly Rob-
erts Carter, VIII arrive here this even
ing. She was telephoned TO In Salt
Lake that the boy was alive, and il is
needless to say that a great load was
taken off her mind as she has been
nearly distracted since his disappear
once. She. however. has maintained
that he was alive and would be found
but this was believed to be hallu-
cination on her part by her neighbors
in Wyoming
City Marshall Henry of this city
is the party who was mainly instru-
mental in locating young Carter Last
week he received letter from Mrs.
Samuel Cox of Robinson which stated
that from the account of Carriers
disappearance and the description
published IN the papers she believed
he had been AT her house and had
worked some time on the smelter be-
ing built by Jesse knight in Tintlc.
Mr.. Henry went over and found that
the supposed Carter had gone TO
bennington. He notified Mrs. Rob
h. L.
down to investigate this morning; but
Mr.. Roberts arrived from Wyoming
last night and when his wife gave him
the information he at once went to
bennington.
The relatives here say that young
Carter had a tin with his girl and be-
came disguised with Wyoming. He
turned his horse loose and left for Utah.
The horse coming home riderless is what
caused the belief that the young man
had been murdered.
DEATH OF MRS. DIXON.
Mrs. Mary S. Dixon of the Third ward
died yesterday from general debility,
after several months illness Mrs.
CIxon was born in Hull, England, Oct.
8. 1851, and came to Utah at an early
age and married Henry A. Dixon, since
deceased in Salt Lake City, living
there until 1873, when she came TO
Provo with her husband. who came
here as secretary OF the Provo WOODEN
Mills company. Mrs. Dixon was a de-
voted wife and mother and faithful
Latter-day Saint. She leaves six chill
dren and six grandchildren. The nun
eral win be held tomorrow (Tuesday)
in the Third werd westinghouse, be-
ginning at 2 o'clock Mille3nial Star,
please copy
Mrs. susannah Smith OF the Third
ward died Saturday night ut the age of
Is years. The remains were sent to
Draper FOR burial yesterday by o. H..
Berg n son.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following couples have received
marriage licenses from County Clerk
Gee
James w, Paterson and Jennie La
vern Atwood, both of spanish Fork.
Ava =. Murdoch and Edna AYerett,
both of Heber.
Alphonso W. Davis OF Lehi, and Della
Giles Of Heber
A. divorce has been granted Earl
clark. Of this city, from Nashtl CLARK.
on the ground OF desertion.
A fire in John M. Daleys house
started about noon Saturday ANA dla
about 5000 worth OF damages before the
fire department reached IT. II ~ not
known how the fire started.
John Warwick ha6 been fined so by
Justice Goodrich for the unlawful
catching OF fgh and complaints for
inc same ofIense have been made
against l.. II. Donnan, II. Holselr and
Fred ToulZ.
Mr.. ana Mrs. calvin Fletcher nave
returned from New York where MI
Fletch.r has taken a course Of study
I'M The Pratt institute. Mr., Fletcher
Viii take a position as Instructor IN
art and manual training In the Agrl-
cultural college for The coming year
John. tho u-year old son OF A. NJ.
Rallard of Tucker. Is AT the PROVO Cen
eral hospital with two broken wrists,
Az nrogressing as well as can be eS-
poctod.