THE HUNT INGEST CASE Adjournment of Court to Enable Witnesses Wit-nesses to Bo Subpoenaed Loa Nov 11In the Hunt Incest caso further damaging testimony against the defendant was loUaj offered until the beginning of the afternoon session of court when the Stale rested It was thereupon explained by Mr Bean counsel Ipr tho defense that ho had been appointed appoint-ed by the court only a fow days ago to rcnresont the defendant and had not suf ficient time to properly look Into and In Vcstlcato Ihq case and that now ho ivan In i tho embarrassing predicament of being at tho threshold of opening the dofcnbo with some four or five very Important witnesses absent and not subpoenaed thin materiality of their testimony and the nossesblon by thorn of the knowledge they have and which Is sadly needed on behalf of the defense ho was not aware of until today Thin defendant Is i Impecunious and already had ono witnesses subpoenaed at tho cxpciiJiO of the State but those are not among them Ho Is unable to and has no moans of either bringing them or compelling com-pelling them to appear In court and Mr Bean was therefore constrained to ask tIm court for a further order permitting the uubpoenaelng of these additional witnesses for the defense at the Slates expense and to hold the trial of this case open until they could arrive here which oven by using noveral relays of horses and driving all night could not bo before 10 oclock tomorrow morning If that soon ns they live at Giles about seventy miles distant from hero Owing to tho Importance Import-ance of tho case and the seriousness of tho charge against the defendant making It the duty of all to haVo as thorough searching and complete a trial as possible possi-ble the Judge stretched the technical rules and granted the order asked for but asked that the defense proceed as far Into their case as possible with the witnesses on hand Mr Chldcslcr thereupon ox tilalned that living at Giles also was ono other Important witness for the State and In view of tIm fact that an officer was going there anyway ho would aok to have him subpoenaed at the same time and that upon her arrival he bo permitted to reopen the States case for the Intro duction of her testimony To this the dc1 fenso objected slating that It would bo unsafe for them to proceed until after tho State had offered all of Its evidence Thereupon an adjournment of court was announced ponding the arrival of the witnesses wit-nesses from Giles The evidence Introduced today was a detailing of numerous incidents when the defendant and his daughter had been seen at camps with but ono bed getting up of mornings out of ono bed etc The defendants de-fendants daughter was frequently requested re-quested to arise In court for Identification Identifica-tion by the witnesses and In dQlng so with her Illegitimate child In her arms and a simple grin on her face seemingly uleascd at tho notoriety she was receiving amid the awful solemnity of the courtroom court-room occasioned by the horrifying story that was being detailed created a scene most sorrowful and sad heartrending and pitiable The Earthquake nt Loa Loa Nov 14The town of Loa was severely shaken by an earthquake nt about 930 oclock last night There were at least three some say more distinct waves the commotion lasting upward of ton seconds Houses were rocked like oradlos but no damage was done except to the nervous anatomy of many people The shock was felt also In Lyman and other parts of the valley Mt Pleasant Ladies Mt Pleasant Nov 17The Young Ladies La-dies B R G club was entertained Wednesday evening by Miss Marie Lyn dcrgoard After their usual Interesting nrograramo a nice lunch was served Tho Twentieth Century club was entertained Thursday afternoon by Miss Nora Reynolds Rey-nolds where the regular studies of the club was continued An effort Is being mado to form a Business Busi-ness Mens club hero The first meeting was held last evening and committees appointed ap-pointed to perfect the organization Judge Dlenl of tho Salt Lake City Police court la spending fow days In the Queen City of Sanpete The Provo Schools Provo Nov 1C Today has been graduating grad-uating and promotion day In the public schools this city The graduating class from the eighth grade thin year Is unusually un-usually large Following are the graduates grad-uates Paul Aflhworlh president Dolllo Pyne vicepresident Conslahco Mooro Claude Aiihworth Edna Daniels Mary Thomas Ethel HUWH Julius Dugglns Esichia Bills Grace Ferguson Alllc Bee Archie Thur man TCHHO Klrkwood Florence Jcppcr sen Roy Perry Mlhnlo Rasmusscn Rose Woraloy Mary Duke Annie Even Bor tha Perry Claude Eggcrtscn Martha Roberts Bertha Watkins Frank Sharp Dean Twelves Dora Johnson La Prolo Snow Maggie Rllohlc Alberta Singleton Kphralm Harrison Rosa Pratt Anna Sward Jessie Morrison Fern Smoot The Board Education attended tho ex orcMcs of all the schools during the day and delivered tho diplomas and certificates to tim pupils EUREKA PERSONALS I Eureka Nov 17Tim Ladles of the Maccabees TIntle hive No 6 l will give a danco at Iho hall on tho evening of November No-vember 3th Thanksgiving Next Tuesday afternoon Tlntlo lodge No 711 B P O E will dedicate their new hcill which Is ono of tim lineal In tho Slalc The furnishings of thin place are the best that could bt procured and the lodge recently purchased a line piano Every member hal a key lo tho building and as the order line tho exclusive use of the place the local I5lko can lake their friends there it any mid all tlmus Quito a number of visiting lodgcmun tire cx ucctcd from other clllea of tho State on 1 next Tuesday and In the evening a grand J ball will bo given at the Odd Fellows i ball I Frank D Klmball manager of thin Tin I roka branch of McCornlcks bank IB via lung his family at Salt bake Dr Wade spent last Thursday at Ncphl Attorneys Arthur M Bowen F IL Holzhclmcr and W A llolzhclrnnr wcro In the county steaL during tho week George Adams left yesterday afternoon for St George from which place ho will go by team 10 his mining properly about thirty mllPH distant lie expects lo remain re-main In thai locallly for about ten days Georgo Jtyun Jr arrived Jn camp the otlfer day after an absence of about eighteen months most of which time has been Bpnt at Cripple Creek Cole Of late however George has been In Nevada with a party of Oregon Short Line our voyors John Sullivan came down from Park City Friday nnd will spend the winter In Eureka County Attorney W A C Bryan was over from the county scat yesterday on legal business Ray Ashworth and Miss Eliza i Man gum two very prominent young people of Eureka were united In marriage last Thursday at the Salt Lako Templo Mr and Mrs Ashworth were given a reception av tho homo of Mr Ashwortha parents at Provo the oamo evening They arc expected ex-pected back to Eureka tonight Mr Ash worti lp h ut present employed aa bookkeeper book-keeper at the BullionBeck store and Is an unusually bright young man while his bride has for a couple of years taught In tim public cclioolB here Slit Is the daughter Mr and Mrs Ilcbcr Mangum Sr and IB a very catlmablo young woman wo-man They will reside In thin camp Mr and Mrs Oscar Foralund and Mr and Mrs C E herd spent a couplo of days at Ncphl last week Edwin Blmrojc Joseph Morley John B Cropln P Swanson Dr Monahan and Henry Bunnon were In thin county Boat Tucsuav as witnesses In the case of Mrs Mary Yates vw Eureka City Miss Jcnnlo Mlmmer and Mrs F II Holxhclmcr were called lo Poyaon lant week on account of tho serious lllneso of their brother Tho Ladles Aid society will meet at the residence of Mrs W Murphy on lllff at root next Thursday afternoon rite Jolly Delia Prlnglo company held the beards at Odd Fellows hall on Thursday Thurs-day Friday and Saturday night The plays for tno three nlghtn were respectively respec-tively The Diamond Breaker Tho Pulse of Now York and East Lynne Saturday afternoon the troupe put on Unolo Toms Cabin for the benefit of the children Manager Paxman of the BullionBeck Htoro was over from NophI on Wednesday Dr J W Dryborough was In Salt Lako lust Tuesday on professional business Mr and Mrs J W McGnUh wore In Nonhl last Wednesday MYu M L Gnlrly and children returned from a visit with friends at Nophl last Thurcflay B N C I Scott wan out from the capital last Tuesday William Iamborne who was Injured at time Raymond mine some weeks ago has recovered sufficiently to be out William Hattlold and son Theodore Hal field were out from Stilt Lake noveral dayji mist week looking after their mining mi-ning Interests Last Monday night thin Oqulrrh lodgo No 19 A O U W gave an elaborate celebration In honor of Ho tenth annl vorsa ry James Larson and John A Hunt of the May Day wore at the mlno last Friday