Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-03
Provo.
Jadre Dussnberry 10 Resign - County
Teacher. Meet-iesai fiusinsrs.

Provo. April a.-Tho bar association
OF IN. Fourth judicial district held a
meeting Saturday. for the purpose OF
deciding upon some action In regard 10
the resignation Of Judge Duscnberry.
II was unanimously decided that his
resignation was desirable, and the fol-
lowing committee was appointed TO
make the judge acquainted with the de-
ciHion OF the association: y. u. Thur
man. u. u. Houtz aud J. W, y. White
cotton. The committee called upon the
judge. yesterday afternoon. and pre-
scented the matter before him. He stat
cd. In effect. that he did not wish 10 oc-
eupy the bench ~ opposition to "a. de-
rlrer of the entire bar. and said he
would present his rcslgnation TO the
Governor The resignation VIII, with
out doubt. be sent IN at once. 60 take
eject al an early date. The committee
thought u best that the judge should
continue In office three or four weeks
aud dispose OF business. which he now
has under consideration. and that arr
fangcmcnt was agreed upon. The buHi-
meas Of the court " not far behind ana
the Judge VIII be able Ia hand tho ONCE
over TO his successor clear from unhn-
iAhed business.
The deciaion of Judge DuHcnberry In
this matter win restore good feelings
between himself aud the attorneys who
have all expressed themselves Ia the
effect that they hay. no desire TO do
anything that will unnecessarily injure
the Judge. and his course In complying
with the wishes VI the bar Will be ap-
proved by The people, who have gener-
ally, a strong feeling OF friendship for
him. His work In the intercht of edu-
cation In an early day VIII always Dc
gratefully remembered. and the good he
has done for the community during
many years ~ official life VIII not be
forgotten. He has always boon a
public rcplrited and progressive citizen
and these qualities have brought him
he regard OF his fellow citizens In the
past and Will. without doubt do 80
hereafter.
FUNERAL OF ]. J. BEEsLEY.
The funeral OF Israel John Becaley
was held yesterday afternoon IN the
Methodist church, and was largely at
tended by nympnthlkinR friends of the
family. The deceased was the son of
Councilman Becrlcy OF the First ward
he was born April "a. 1866. In Indiana.
and came TO Utah with his parents IN
1864. He was an exemplary youns
man OF Htudioua disposition, nut mas
been a sufferer since the age OF 10,
when he had an attack of meningitis,
from the effects Of which he never re-
covered. This winter especially hnr
he been aillng and he passed TO his
f,nai rest Friday night,
UTAH COUNTY TEACHERS.
The Utah County Teachers nasocla-
tion held It's regular monthly meeting
In the Parker school Saturday.
An Interesting lecture or geology wa,
delivered by Prof u. =. Huxley Drill
In vocal music was conducted by Prof.
owen Rowe. In the department work
representation OF Fractions was as
cuased, led by Prof. w. NJ. Mckendrlek'
Prof, VIM. NJ Stewart OF the university
Of Utah delivered most excellent lee,
turc ON Habit In Education" followed
by "A very Instructive lecture on General
biology, by Prof. w, NJ. Wolfe.
A complaint In a damage suit To be
brought by Charles Kinder Of oasis
against Mrs. Maraaret NJ. blyth, OF
Salt Lake, has been drawn up by his
attorneys. Plaintiff, who Is a farmer
and rnncher OF oasis. charges defend
ant with falsely and maiaoiously
charging him with stealing cattle, and
with forgery. There are several causes
Of action setting forth the specific
charges.
Fourth district court by Edwin =
uinckley. against J. y. Bnrraston e
collect $3.50, alleged 10 be due plaintin
on a slated account between defend