Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-03-23
SECOND DISTRICT COURT
Mrs. El,,a J. curtis cbiid =
pe'" Of Education spring
vacation Of school"


s.,or. Judge Rolapp in the 'e'0''
district court ao,, 90 imam.
~ a .rt the testimony of plain'ia
~ A's o,ber witnesses as to the eonduc'
ans :, A. EIDE defendant was heard and a de-
o. "' !, divorce granted Mrs Bennett as
p S,,'s, o,NeIl against RiOinson ct al
,'lrront as against b, F. Livingston
''a ~ ,srs, Niece as executors or the
Alu 4, THOMAS Cahoon, deceased,
e;lae .,ae hy order OF the court
vas So .sa Evidence OF the plaintiff In me
Az ~ N lula a, Parker VS. the NO w.
gay S,sods western Ry. co. e. al was ~
V ,', ,vanlng, and the taking OF eV ~
w. Car me defense was continued u
A, ,n arors excepting those now on
N Parker tuSf N'aN
v,,rS Is, 1901, at 10 a, m. ,.,, -
| soI, was hled today by susan - az a.
s,gsr, against Amelia Stokes ana VII ~,
Nv, N-si s,'ses 10 recover judgement IN
.aa, .,, nr' n, 800 and costs OF action al
, ws a. "a be due ON account OF the de-
ss,an,s destroying the fence OF the
. .5n,~dS which had been construeteu
s sIS,a iscS and recognized as dlVla'hs
I I'os between the two properties, aIso
.%' cionghIng up the lands OF the PLAIN
m and destroying her lueern ana o'hef
crops
JURORS FOR APRIL TERM
Following are the names Of the Jurors
drawn from the jury box Tor the AplIi
Term Of court Geo. A. Craig r. o.
nanasrshot A. I. Stone, ogden KEN
syi Slater satervIllei A, 7. Wright
IA Wsnger, ogden; James b. Hunter
Nest Weber. s. l.. Ives, James Lloyd
Ogden. Ammon Allen, Huntsville; WI
Nam A. Taylor Farr West VIM, Dalli-
more Geo. W. Hedges, Ogden, Johh A.
Anderson. Huntsville, II. c. Hess MO-
,onI Wilcox Chas. NJ, Cole, ogden;
David Burnett, Eden; Geo. w. sprunt'
ogden; VIM. 7. stOker Plain city II.
n Malett, c. l.. Lowe, Ogden; John
Carver, Eden; A. T. Hestmsrk, Albert
G, Harris, ogden,
WEBER STAKE ACADEMY NOTES
On Tuesday moving, March 18TH
Hon. Joseph stanford, member OF the
Stake board Of education, delivered an
interesting discourse to the missionary
or culture and training, and the fruits
Of such qualifications In missionaries
err culture and training, and the furits
Of such qualifications IN missionaries
sent TO the world TO preach the Gospel.
The speaker was listened 10 with great
interest and a cordial Invitation ex-
tended to him TO visit the class again
at some time In the near future.
On Tuesday evening the Athletic as
ISOLATION was organized with the fol-
lowing officers to conduct rs affairs;
Prof W, 2, Terry president; Leroy
Cowles vice president Lizzie Mckay,
secretary; Blanche Allison, treasurer,
and Alfred Nelson. teacher Of CONNER
clal department. business manager,
The contest between the w. s. A. and
B J. {, basketball teams resulted in a
score OF to II In favor OF the b. Y's.
Both teams DID excellent work, which
lhe score shows The next game viii be
played at Logan on Saturday. March
Class In English H., under Prof. Nc
nay Is manlfesting deep interest I'm
Ishhysohs Princess and good results
ais expected from the work done.
lhulsaay evening was selected for a
sllpHst' by the graduates Of 1901 on
rIot Terry AS In the previous case
we P.lessor was buslly engaged in his
no's ir The next day, when a knock al
Ws l9ot summoned him to face a merry
nv " young men and ladies'. The
Htnhs was spent In Innocent and
merry amusement ""u
lh BEAUTIFUL weather has somavbat
Selhalng the attendance hut The
, ,a,. llii Is sun fully occupied by ear.
i, n.y. sgnng students. The spirit and
'' VI 'ne school was never better.
DEATH OF MRS. CHILD.
,s sn Eliza ]. Curtis Child. died YES.
nay afternoon at 4.2O o'clock n, ~
-, C,A " az daughter-in-law. Mrs Les
sir.s sn"a rear OF No. 1852 Twentv.sixth
~ "A VI paralysis. at the rlpe aee
sss, ~ yeais and II months Tho DO.
h, AN. mas been III for long time and
a a,5. u gay. has been expected for some %n
,io mIs Child was one Of the oo,,,
jAe na., y u Weber county and one Of
caves ', ~. nlghly respected citizens. she
" cseso sons, John c. and Charles
ehn,1u, and a number OF grand
her Ss,si sna host OF friends TO mourn
b Sois The funeral services viii
hay,s ~ M the Fifth ward meeting
6dOk J Fris.y morning, March rs, al if
Al A. friends may view the remains
isnssl taa. residence on date of
lom TO 10 a. m.
\ pARD OF EDUCATION.
s,s,, y ny, Of education held a short
blowtr ,v,,enlng and disposed of the
Ton sll eide, s,.0d that the spring vaea-
sh uinlence the week of April
,,s ~ sslsh school commercer,on, 80
N1eipl,s nls year were dlscu ssed but
u srsrrI,sseep s were taken as Ia What
nsrr VII, S snail consist OF, but The
Mly ana De taken up again next
isd 'er reported sis,sso..s on
~ r. !, board adopted some ,r,.. . -,
b V absent teachers 'u'es 70 ap-
referred t W .tt for 1901 and 1902 was
The Sa,s,she supply committee
Ne Nc. OF Mrs. Olson. teacher AZ
w. 'suen school, was fixed al
ARREST OF ]. W. ATT
hon ' Evening Sheriff PAYNE returned
tres,ss, ",,hston, where he wen, anS
Asie /, a. ~. W. at, The man wantaS
srcenv iueh on The charge az grand
sEom we complaint havlng haan
vho ~. 20 by his wife Mrs "',S aSos pssn
divorce W, n'ea suit against him for
paint ,bs, H N Az alleges in the com.
snd buvs ss her husband stole her horse
no ana MY from her OF the va,ue o'e ~
De informs INA, mat reason she swore ont
thought hse,. 'oh' The prisoner was
nd arraisass 20 Ogden by the sheriff
Peace parkaea before Justice of The
isf $50 bonf Han, and placed un-
vas reles 0Sna which he furnished and
nave a hess hear ron custody. He will
Justice Hall Mor On the charge before