Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-12-08
OGDEN NEWS.
o,nrN DEC. S, 1900
POLICE COURT HEARINGS.
pnf. Gullighu viii Test The Validity Of Med
Icl License l,m
T. \, WILLIAMS Tried for a nisde-
nennor-IIoard Of Education Meet
na-Death OF iirs.J Hastings,

In police court before Justice Hall
T. a. Williams was given a hearing
N, the charge OF preventing estray
cattle from being taken to the estray
,ound on Thursday Joseph Wilson
WAS driving some animals that had
t.sn annoying him, 20 IN estray
rsupl when Williams came along and
struck Wilson and took the animals
away from him. The defendant plead
NOT guilty. but the testimony OF the
rr5seeuuun was direct and convince
irc The court took the matter un-
der adyisemeut,
Iohu Doe. WIN, Rowe and Mark Doc
rla were glvJn n hearing on the charge
of disturbing the peace OF lower 25th
estraet by hghtlng; each paid s. Into
the city treasury
Walter Reed was arraigned on the
charge OF steeling a pair Of pants from
NJ IsedOre the oath street merchant.
When arrested ne had the pants I'm his
possession. and plead guilty 10 the
charge. He was fined $40, which he
paid.
WILL TEST MEDICAL LICENSE
LAW
Prof J. X. Gullghur. the phrenolo-
elst and magnetic healer,wa arralgned
Yesterday afternoon before Justice
Brceden. on the charge Of practicing
medicine without a license. lie de-
INJURED to the complaint, but the court
overruled the demurrer and hearing
was set for Monday morning, at 10
o'clock. before Justice Breeder and
ilry. 10 is intended to test the yalidi-
~ OF the medical license law.
The young man, c. a. Walger who
confessed to having assisted In the rob
berry OF a store az Carlin, New, last
week. viii be taken TO that place by
Detective Fender The young man
agreed to return without requisition
rausrs He Is only about 20 years OF
age, and appears to be novice at the
business.
me board OF education held It's
regular meeting last night and allowed
Nils to the amount Of about $1,000
The teachers win be paid today on
Monday noon the board viii meet TO
canvas the returns Of the school cleo
ton
DEATH OF MRS. JANE HASTINGS.
Jane Hastings, widow OF John
Hastings, died yesterday at the home
OF her daughter, Mrs, Ann Nichols, lO2
TWenty-second street, aged SO years
Mrs Hastings was one Of the pioneers
OF Weber county, and leaves one son
and two daughters
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
A number Of prominent ladies of Salt
Lake city came TO ogden on Monday
IN Superintendent BanCrofts special
car, and spent the day the guests OF
Mrs, j. S. peery, who gave them
hearty reception and pleasant time at
her beautiful home on Adams avenue.
Yesterday morning the remains OF
Col Liscum. the hero who was killed In
the Chinese war, passed through ogden
en- route to Washington. d. c, where
they viii be laid TO rest in the Arlington
Cemetery.
George Osmond Of Salt Lake Is in
Ogden today on business for Dun q
Co.
Invitation are out for a grand ball TO
be given by l.. Bernard Spencer In
thristensens dancing academy on
Friday evening, Dec. 3lst
George Il. Baird former assistant SUI
Evanston, was In ogden yesterday bid
ding his friends good bye before his
departure for Omaha
j. +. Carpenter. a prominent business
man from Omaha. was IN ogden today
Mrs O. c.. Sadler OF Wells New Is
visiting with friends IN Ogden
Hon. David Eccles returned today
from oregon wherN has been look
INK up his lumber business before go
inl East.
There have been no new cases Of
smallpox develop during the past
Few days,
a Ian viii be given In the Fourth
ward Amusement hall next Thursday
evening. Dec l3th. under the auspices
Of the Sunday school.
The funeral services over the re-
mains OF Carl Geiger VIII be held at
me family residence Sunday afternoon
90 2.M o'clock.
j. J. schwartz Of Malad City Is IN
ogden purchasing goods for owens
store Of which he Is manager
The announcement Is made Of the en-
ragemcnt OF David O. Mckay, teacher
N the Weber Stake Academy and Miss
Ray Riggs OF Salt Lake City. a grad
uate Of the University.