Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-23
OGDEN.


Trial Jury Nenire-Vsrt 1runkhtil Hound
over Weber County News.
Special Correspondence.
ogden. March 23.--Ycstcrday County
Clerk HolllnEsworth drew the following
,enire Of trial jurors for the April term
OF the Second district court. The jurors
are summoned to appear at 10 o'clock
a. IN. on Thursday. April 9Th,
e. w. Cross. w. G. Channel. Edwin
Williams, T.. :. Austin. y. +. Akcriy.
william slater. \. q. Harris. John l..
Wilson. J. W. Guthrie. &. A. Mosman.
u. NJ Robinson. samuel W. purdy. r.
u. Evans. II. W. Naisbott Jr.. ogden.
Joha Holmes, Wilson: Paul Bcus. Burch
creek. Jacob Gibson, West Weber.
John II. stoidard. Hooper. Henry
Barker, North. ogden. George a. Bur
rows. Eden. mos i.iric. William A.
Mofntt. NelisSp Jensen. huntsville.
Lewis Jenkins, Josiah u. Carver. Plain
city.
There was no session OF the district
court yesterday.
TRuNkHIi.L BOUND OVER
In the police Justices court ycster-
day Bert Trpnkhiil. the Hclf-confesscd
burglar OF Aland's store. was arraigncd
for examination ana after the prelim-
mary hearing was bound over for trial
Ia the second district court his bond
able 10 furnish.
A farewell reception win be given 10
Rev. e. a. Richardson Friday evening
at the Presbyterian church PRIOR 10 his
departure for Great Falls. Mont. his
future residence.
Colonel \. u. Hayes. II the Tribunc's
ogden department. w. l.. Watts. the
news writer Tor the Herald. and Attor-
ney Herbert II. Macmillan will deliver
uddrofnra at the w. e. T. T.. press
meeting Friday evening.
The ogden and Hot Springs motor
line now makes regular connection with
the street car line at the north end %
Washington avenue. thus enabling the
people OF North ogden and Pleasant
View To come 10 town at convenient
hours during the day. The line extends
nine miles north 10 the ogden Utah
Hot Springs.
The Union Pacific pay car arrived
here at 2 o'clock y. m. yesterday. The
passenger train due at $40 .. IN. came
IN soon after 3 o'clock. Storms In the
East continue TO Interfere with regular
running on the Union Pacific.
Pcery ilerrick and c. y. Fcirln. the
young men who left here about four
weeks ago for Germany IN engage In
missionary labors. arrived In London
March ard
J. ~ blackburn of Salt Lake was
" VhAfN Nh'NNANNhhA hhFAN'HH NNFNA-
day.
Tuesday evening. before the iinai nd
iournment OF the United States district
court. Meidon l.. Critics. u Swe Gilman
In the Union Pacific yards. fiicd a pctl-
tlon In bankruptcy.
The oregon short Lines Pacific cx-
press FOR Salt Lake leaves ogden at
a'oS pm. daily. instead OF sii pm. as
formerly.
Among the singers and musical or
CARNATIONS appearing on the program
OF the entertainment TO be- given at the
Tabernacle tomorrow might for the benz
cot ~ Professor ilnaE. who viii soon
20 ON mission to Germany are the
Weber stake Academy choir, Miss
Ethel and Mr.. Charles Pike, Mrs. hes
sic Dean Allison. Prof l., " Mocnch.
Mr.. Orron Grimm. Miss Edith Corey.
Mr.. Iinrbert Anderson. Miss Luella
Fcrr!n. Maud May iiabcock. little Mag
gic Tout. II. N. stultK, Miss Lovlna
Laura Wood. Miss Anna MortenHcn.
Mr. Albert Bonhnm. Mr. Albert Carl
gan. Mr.. ~ Tout. Miss Ethel Watts
Mr.. w. u. Foster and Miss Dina picper.
Judg. l.. w. Shurtlln, Commissioner
Lyman Skeen and Lee Harmon went
20 American Falls. Idaho. yesterday.
10 look after matters connected with
water rights under the American Fails
Canal a Power company.
J. ". Miller. formerly teacher In the
Madison school and now principal OF
Tuesday.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs Annie Hanson. aged 10 years.
whose death occurred last Tuesday
viii be- held from the Plain city meet
linz house at I o'clock pm. Today.