Salt Lake Herald | 1894-09-19 | Page 13 | At Provo

I AT PROVO The ProvccAlnKN in ilic Fourth DIx triet Court Provo Sept 18 1894 Cases were filed yesterday and today in the First district court a follows John D Morse Shoe company vs Stark et ai Strt 013 John Ivnightcn vs Christian Peter Vureka City vs R G Wilson r Joseph Ckamperlain vs Aaron Gay l f ala Elizabeth Laird vs Rio Grande Western West-ern Railway company The following business was transacted transact-ed yesterday after the mail closed i The people vs Rosenwall dismissed on motion of prosecuting attorney The people vs George Demster dismissed dis-missed The people vs Peter Greenalch three cases Th1 tet for eptOnber 28 1E94 Provo City vs Dr Hanberg dismissed dis-missed I The people vs Chadwick dismissed r The attorney for the defense In the CaptaIn Davis murder case asked for r a continuance on account of the Absence Ab-sence of a witness which was granted t t and case was set September 24 The setting of the criminal calendar for this term is as follows tr United State vs Alma Hague set for October 8 ThAele vi Joan Gregg robbery c t Ji 0 T set for October 9 The people vs McMurphy et al set for October 9 The people vs Underwood set for October 10 The people vs Eastwood unlawful liquor selling set for October 10 The people vs John Hill embezzlement embezzle-ment set for October 10 The people vs H Cartney assault with intent to kH set for October 1 The people vs Caspen grand larceny set for October 1 The people vs Mauhart and Penny grand larceny set for October 12 The people vs Tinder appeal set for October 1 United States vs Labrum United States vs Porter and the people vs Anna Marks all set for the frt and I second day of November term The setting of the civil calendar is postponed until October 1 1 Tom Hill of Juab Hans Hansen Jas L Anderson Thomas Smith John Nor wood were admitted to citizenship Mr Shafer proprietor of the Geneva resort was arrested today by Sheriff Brown He is accused of selling Hqu non n-on Sunday contrary to law Mr Shafer Sha-fer was taken before Justice Wedge wood where he pleaded guilty and was fined 525 without costs