Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-02-15
CREATED A ROUGH HOUSE.
,...i Hansen Mixes Things Up 10 Lively
Shape In Drunken Bout
paucaaou Probate nusine"
'' ,,,,on.nccarihy Nup'iais-L
n. Adams Condition.

NJ. r. Adams who met with SUCH
"nhl and severe accident yesterday
I. retuns along as well as can be eek. eh'
..',,d Hls physicians, Drs' Perkins
F" c.,naban, made a thorough e1am'
a's Of fine crushed member, his right
~% late yesterday afternoon ana nave
w.. ~ saving his foot but say that
w' nIn lose the four small toes ana
,u Of the big one. Upon examination
~s doctors found that the bones In the
oot are not crushed so badly as were
:, 0rst thought, but there Is hope or
syng the main part OF the fractured
s.mber unless some unexpected COM
,o,,rons should set IN, Of which there
s,s nj present no indications Whatever
Tbe injury Is u very severe one, ana
ssnsclally at Mr. Adams advanced age
Hs passed restful night
CREATED A ROUGH HOUSE
Fred Andersons saloon In the base
,,spi of the Utah Loan q Trust build
he was the scene Of q rough house
ia,i evening. occasiOned by Edward
Jiensen getting too much drink and
Iaylng oul several men on the floor OF
ma saloon. He with number OF other
men had been drinking and someone
made remark which angered Hansen
and IN few moments he had two men
s9 out and was just giving third
oro roygh treatment when Detective
ponder appeared. Hansen refused TO
No arrested and with his head hunted
tba detective under the chin, knocking
"A the skin At this juncture officer
Barlow Wilson put in an appearance,
and after dealing out few blows with
Ms club Hansen was placed under con-
mol and taken out OF the saloon, but
Ne abused the officers all along WASH
ngtOn avenue TO the police station.
A0er placing him behind the bars,
chief Of Police Browning and the off,
cor returned to the saloon TO make
other arrests, but were convinced that
he other parties IN the fight were only
defending themselves and no other arr
rests we're made.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board Of education held a meet
lag last evening and transacted the
following business
The finance committee reported the
Ntpt OF $3.50 on tax redemptions
Inn the county treasurer
The sanitary committee reported six
1Ns Of scarlet fever having developed
ildns the past week,
Oh recommendation OF the teachers
nmmttee Miss Daisy Stone was trans,
isued from the Five Points school to
The Lewis school, and Miss Kate Mont
gmery was transferred from tho Lewis
70 the Five Points.
Supt Allison made his monthly re-
loII showing an enrolment OF 4,065 for
he past month.
A communication was received from
lne street car company informing the
board that of late the children attend
ing the schools In the vicinity Of the
street. car tracks, have been in the
AoI Of Jumping on the moving cars,
ana asked that the principals and
teachers be Instructed TO warn the stu.
cents under their supervision OF the
great danger Of such actions.
MISS Lita Jost was granted a years
i,aNe Of absence as she is going to
Germany TO study music for that
length Of time.
blls amounting to 5000 were allowed,
ana me board adjourned for one week.
PROBATE COURT CASES.
u the matter Of the estate of Cath
gulne harkness, a petition was filed by
wy A Barratt praying for the APP
ointment Of Patrick Healey as admin
llIator Of the estate, which consists
psrs OF lots and s, In block 20, plat
VSlen city, valued at $4,000. The
sIs 70 The estate are II. o. Hardness,
SSe.sDahu' residing at McCammon, Ida.
tauulas scott a brother, and the peti.
uuer' sister Hearing on the petit
'%a was set for Feb, 25, 1902.
Nnte Of 7. G. Chamberlin. de-
1850 petition was filed by the admin
"uaun, asking for the delivery 10 the
~uI OF a certain document held by
ms FIRST National bank. in escrow. de-
s eea 10 the said bank by the de-
So An order was issued by the
gor granting the request Of the petit
o. Estate Of George Lyman Wattm
tsuuon was filed by the administra-
WI warren l., Watts, asking for an
y Oh court to sell certain personal
g'.EIy Hearing on petition was set
'or feb Co. 1902.
,.@Is'e Of Electa D. Hamilton; court
estate mug saie vi real
TABERNACLE MUSIC.
hs s following musical program will
yloss uttered az the regular Sunday SER
morrow: ""''e a' D. H. TO-
cSa,. hosannah," Jules Grainer,
p aTil OF l25 voices, under Mr..
y Come Let Us Sing" Rice
Ra,i,.,'''' -, .n........ Choir
''s po.s solo who Treads the
rain OF Duty" Mozart -.
cho,r., a.. Mr. Hagbert Anderson
Bolv Huark, What Means Those
Wa, voices adopted from
wv ny oudds ".....,......C Choir
"'lsoN'MccARTHY NuPTTALs.
us g gyTloll to wed was granted to Sam.
~" u both Of Ogden ''e W."
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
county ,S SI, q gan OF Peterson, Morgan
tlyesT spS a IN N Ogden visiting with reIa-
weeks b ua'i who for the past few
S so,nnss a few days al home
O., IeVIBe Goddard 10 ,.tt'S'