Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-22
INSTRUCT COURT BUSINESS
,., "a celebrate Lucin Cui-oh Conn
.su,eut-schoois Comn,einor'
ala wa.hington's Birthday


rAs hearing on the petition for o VIII
rahoas corpus for Michael Higgins
w. ,'.s had before Judge Rolapp, Hlg'
,In, was bound over TO the district
e' ,., a short time ago by Justice
oo,t.r J. Hall to answer to the charge
o,saut with deadly weapon HIS
s,,orney held that the justice had no
,oOal authority TO sit as justice on the
Case holding that the act passed by
,no Inst legislature doing away with
tne city Justices and creating q mum.
o,ral court revoked the authority OF
hs mstlce. The arguments were
ispSlby The court took the matter
under adylsement'
PROBATE MATTERS
In the matter OF the estate Of John
Iayman, deceased, Adolph Layman
WAS appointed administrator with bond
0yed AZ $500 He was also appointed
oGmlnIstrator Of the estate OF Anna
Iayman, with bond fixed at $500,
OF Ambrose Greenwell, de-
caased, court ordered that 10 days no"
me- be gwen by the clerk to the COM
mlssoners for report on partition.
Estate Of John Thompson, deceased /;
court appointed Charles w. Chill ad-
minstrator with bond fixed at $500.
me petition for approval OF the final
account Of Larkin S. Thompson's adj
mnistraton OF the estate and for par
tal distribution was granted.
Estate Of George II. Maycock, de-
ceased, Reuben r. Rhees was appoint
ed administrator, with bond fixed at
t.N
Estate of Joseph Harrop, deceased;
Mrs. Christina Harrop was appointed
guardian Of the minor heirs to the es-
tate,
Estate Of Sedell Johansen; sale OF
real estate confirmed.
In Powers va Powers defendant was
ordered to file answer herein within 70
days
IN the case OF Y. |. Wrldell, charged
with assault with a deadly weapon,
on the person OF John CorteS, the de-
tendant failed TO appear and the bond
0, Sl0l Was declared forfeited,
In the matter OF the estate OF Cath
crime Hardness, deceased, her husband,
N. 0. darkness, filed O cross petition
setting forth that the decreased left
piece Of real estate situated In Ogdel.
cy. that the income Of said property
setting forth that the deceased LETT
agil naming as executor the petition
Ell that on Feb. IL, 1902 sister OF the
deceased filed a petition asking for the
appointment Of Patrick Healy as adj
mihisrator, The petitioner asks that
be be appointed administrator Of the
estate, and II the court should refuse
to appoint the petitioner, as executor
that Thomas d. Dee be appointed
Hearing on petition was set for March
llsl2
KICKED BY A HORSE.
Andrew J. Proudht the wellknowr
bicycle dealer, met with a painful &C.
eldenl yesterday afternoon by being
kicked in the chest with horse. Nj
Pfouddt came out Of his place OF bust.
ness on Twenty street and was
crossing the street, he passed by sad
de morse tied 10 pole In front of his
store when the animal kicked with
pdh hind feet at Mr.. Proudht, strlk-
ing lne gentleman In the breast, knock.
llg MN down. Several gentlemen, who
were passing by, quickly picked Mr.
fFoudht up and carried him to the drug
s10ge near by. DR., Gordon was called
ana examlned the injured man, but
FOUND that no bones were brohSn. Thu
breast was terribly bruised, and Il is
reared that the heavy blow may have
Saused some internal injury, which the
physician cannot locate. Mr.. Proudn,
was Aken to his home, and Is resting
a. wen as can be expected The owner
VI ue horse could not be located.
WANT TO CELEBRATE.
petition signed by a majority of the
us,uess houses, and many promlnen,
s ous,ness men OF the city has been pre-.
sssnseu 70 Mayor Glasmann, stating that
mey leei that when the work com.
,,hsnces on the Ogden-Lucin cutoff
hey are deslrous OF celebrating The
TSent commensurate with the occasion
lug psuuon asks that the mayor cal
pubic meeting for the near future &c
,yns'usf the best plans for the celehra.
uoh, 70 appoint committees 10 further
we arrangement and make the event q
w '''er day In the history Of Ogden,
SCHOOLS CELEBRATE.
o lhe public schools OF the city and
,..unty held appropriate exercises yes.
9.oay commemorative OF Washington,
s,a,ttnuay At most OF the schools short
suuIssses on the life OF Washlnrtor
WI, Wy oeliYered, and interesting pro.
sss were carried out. The Grant
suool had grand art exhibit, showinf
w euVancement which the pupils ol
a., school are making in beautiful art
was -, musical and literary program
from 't.huere. The proceeds derived
I'M, nm NE e'tiblt viii be used to Dur.
"''e studies of art for the school
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
IN, me ladies' OF the w G n "
y, ,e supper tonight In the basement
Ss. ne Methodist church. The none,
il ' lN IRON the supper viii be useG
,yoai and state work.
ralsan h sparks, the we'll known oattl,
bS', sr OF Reno, Nevada, is in ogden or
c, Maurice Fitzgerald and wife Of Par.
are visiting In Ogden.
WIN tWo Young boys Haslon and Root
ca,Sll run away from their home in Pc.
New w'o ana were caught by the polics
tsrSomm yre laken back home again yes.
"say BY Heslop's brother
Lala ,, W, W. Fife is visiting In Salt
w. Tor few days, " ''
v,,,,,s Myrtle Banks OF Sale Lake I,
vesa " I'm N Ogden the guest Of Mis-.
Wa osnce viii be given in tho r,f,t
Fccis. nail next week In honor q Ro,
on ,V,es who departs in the near ,,,tn mr.
Frsrh S ron TO Germany.
Ni,h ~ s Freeze OF Salt Lake ia WAITING
IN. friends IN Ogden for a few daya
MAJ Cese OF the State OF IItah vs
hulss S ,r,,, Manley, charged with as,
o. /, WIN W.. a deadly weapon is TO coms
Mn ~ me district court Monday N
cs %rs, !, A. Isaakson had e,ca,
tnl,s.a N a wringer aud terribl,
neoesitating amputation