| Show THE HILL ESTATE MATTER john melvin and attorney M loney cited 1 to court frederick A sheilds charges them with contempt injunction asked to restrain ahn from Inter ferring this morning there was filed another paper in the matter of the estate of R J hill deceased in this fredericka ells one of the executors ot said estate charges john mulvin and thomas maloney his attorney with interfering with the orders 0 the court by advising certain debtors of the said estate to pay no moneys to said F A executor instances are specified and the said asks that these two men be permanently enjoined from interfering ter fering or meddling in the matters ot the estate or with the said executors in the discharge of their duties judge alles issued an order citing mulvin and maloney to appear in court on the ath ot may to show cause why such injunction should not issue citations were issued and served today geo mccormick is attorney for judge alles late yesterday afternoon made the following orders murray vs union pacific defendant permitted to withdraw motion to strike out stallings vs dark demurrer to amended complaint overruled and defendant given ten days to answer james B formerly ot anaconda was admitted to citizenship johanna grue was given letters of in estate ot christina christonson Chrls tonson an order of court was made permitting the filing of the suit of F A chiella vs tie salt lake herald the affidavit of being supplemented by one by D W bills and W T swan JDA VIS IS DETECTIVE PENDER RETURNS FROM TERRACE detective pender returned from terrace last night bringing with him frank davis charged with stealing 40 in cash a watch and chain and some valuable papers from R B vandervoort davis will plead guilty ot grand larceny and throw himself on the mercy of the court STATE NEWS WALLACE TRIED FOR MURDER fort duchesne utah may 1 the case of the states vs arthur S wallace charged with the murder of fred waddell was heard before united states commissioner lapps here this morning he was held to answer before the united states court without ball deputy marshal smythe will leave with the prisoner for salt lake this afternoon it appears that wallace and waddell both of whom were detailed as cooks in the troop had some difficulty over some milk wallace went but as the milk was not ready tor him he returned without it some time after this waddell began abusing wallace for not bringing abc ellk whereupon a quarrel ensued in which threats were exchanged waddell finally made a rush for wallace who retreated hastily and entered an adjoining room grabbing a potato masher as he went and as waddell entered the room wallace gave him a heavy blow on the side of the head from the effects of which waddell died a few days later SUPPOSED PENNEY MURDERERS A fillmore special considerable excitement has been caused in this city today over the supposed murderers of the penneys now in the county jail your correspondent was told that the woman wished to be interviewed buc the sheriff has warned all reporters to keep away from the prisoners he has even taken a bulldozing stand stating it a reporter goes near the prisoners or even gives news out without bis content there is likely to be trouble this evening the prisoners were brought into court and charged with the murder of the penneys both pleaded not guilty and apparently not understanding the charge said they wanted no attorney to defend them tho prisoners have been separated with the intention of getting a confession after separation the woman said they are treating us like dogs and I 1 will give the reporters all after the hearing their preliminary hearing has been set tor saturday SESSIONS OF agricultural COLLEGE A dispatch from logan says two lengthy sessions of the agricultural college board of trustees was held today but very little was accomplished the matter of electing a successor to J M tanner was deferred until the june meeting and on motion ot col adams dr tanner was re employed for the period of two months or until the end of the school year SAD occurrence A spring city dispatch says yesterday while vern the 12 year old son of mr and mrs samuel king of this city was in the cemetery here looking tor the grave of a dead brother ho fell from a fence breaking his right leg in two places below the knee the little fellow was taken home and medical help summoned the doctor administered chloroform which caused vomiting before anything could be done the little fellow still under the influence ot the chloroform had died of strangulation WRECK ON SHORT LINE balse ida may 2 westbound train no 3 on the short line was nine hours late yesterday owing to head end collision with eastbound no 2 at pebble eight miles west of mccammon both engines and the baggage car of no 3 were demolished no one was hurt the engineer jumping J Q hood justice of the by miss makes the following statement 1 I can certify that one minute cough cure will do all that Is claimed for it my wife could not get hei breath and the first dose ot it relieved her it has also benefited my whole family it acts immediately and cures coughs colds croup grippe bronchitis asthma and all throat and lung troubles |
