Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-19
City Council wrestIes With Question Of Ap.
poIuiment Of City Marshal
District Court Cases-Toli Road Com.
ppny - Bepj amin Aileman Of
springyiiIe Dead.
Special Correspondence.

lean Fork, and superintendent Brown
says that the papers presented show a
higher standard Of excellency than
those Of any former year
The following is a list Of the gradu-
ates:
springvllle- -Hida Co0man, Jessie
Robertson LAME Singleton, Willie
Mower, Hazel Curtis, Nellie Wright,
Ella Tucket j. Lester Straw Alice
Whitney Wilmoth Boyer, Delros Bar
nett Minnie Royance.
Spanish Fork-Rebecca Hansen, Al
bert Banks, David Brlmhall, Lee DAVIS,
Elisha Warner, Elmer Miller Henry
Gardner David simmons Henry AM
drews, julius Arnason, Martha Smell,
Julius BeaTson, Corn Lewis Eliza Rock
hill, Rosa Thomas, Mary Thomas, Cen
eva Bradford, Jennie Thomas, Grace
Rowe, Ruth Davis, Martha Marcusen,
Clark Brockbank, May Thomas Sarah
Nelson, Chrsty Olsen, Katie Jensen,
Margaret Thomas, Xella Gardner, Isaac
Swensen, Arthur Thomas, Arthur Jar
Wis, John s. Johnson, Arthur Thomas,
Minnie Swensen,
Payson-Vlyia Finlayson, Edda 81
IIlOlf, lsllllt IdlcDllt LHllAl1 ahhNAt
Alice Brimhall, Henry Bohi Larren
Slddle, Zelpha Barrel, Cecil Hancock
Mamie Kerr, Myrtle Maxwell Corn
Moore, Leila Moore, Oren Wilson, r.
Lynn Townsend, Ethel Taylor Jos ph
Smith, Emma Bingham, Aretta Bing-
ham, Mishle White Clara Wignal Clyde
Wilson, Ireta Hemenway, Hannah
Jones, John Darrell, Jessie Ellsworth
4
Benjamin--E Emily Bingham, Charles
Bingham. Nellie peay Loran Maxwell
Regene Cahoon, Geo. Stewart John
Bingham.
Lake shore Harriet Nelson, sarn
Bellows, Loretta Christmas, Thueston
Furguson, Ezra Robertson, Olive Bar
ney, Golden Leetham. Archie Huff, susa
Burch.
Goshen-Eli Taylor. Kate Reley. Del
bert White, Estella Powelson.
Alpine--Willam Andrews Lincoln
Clark, Don Clark, julius NJ. Strong
Pleasant Grove--Martin Larsen, Hell
en- Kennard, Jesse Walker, Rose Har-
per, George Larsen, Title Gardner,
Clarence Jacobs, Ethel Beck, Laurence
Atwood, Hattie Gardiner Junius Hayer,
Addie Llttmore King briggs, Georgia
Swensen Robert Walker Larence Hay
er. Arnold West, Heelyig Johnson, NY
rum Johnson, Larence Fage, Madin
Christianson, Roder Robson, Martha
Bullock Larenoe Smith, Hazel Wadley,
Sarah Fugal Lizzie Fugal @. Heron,
Lizzie Benson, MILFORD Jacobson Edith
Johnson, AIMEE Thorne, Belle Ellis, Da-
isy Rogers, Hazel Tomllson, Nellie Wal
ters.
American Fork-Ruby Thornton, Liz
zie Armstrong, Maggie Ingersoll, Ste
phen Shelley Leah Brumley, Gilbert
Crookston Blanch Crandall, James
Tattersoll Hilder Boley, John Green,
Luetta Durrant, John Adams, Sama
Robinson, Robert Wagstaff, Rebecca
Hawkins, Herod Kershaw, Lille Ship
ley, James Adamson, Maggie Adamson,
Willie Barratt, Eliza Chapman, Eddie
Shelly Leonora Rowey, Joseph Nick
oles, Grace Moyle Julia Brown, Priel
Gardner Dora Miller Tena CrookstoD.
Lehi-Julla Bushman, Ezzle Conner,
Zaley Southwiok, Mabel Woodborner,
Mabel Goats, Amy Russen, Annie Kirk
ham, William Whipple, Clara Bone Roy
Bone. Florence Jones, Sadie Mills,
Frank Yearance, Charles Phillips, Hen
ry Erickson Mamie smuin, Henry An
derson, Jessie Butt Norman Anderson,
Charles Schow, Roy Alfred, Larence
Snow, Ernest Webb,
Cedar Fort-Barney Cook, Lee Cook.
Nettie Cook, Lincoln Maurice Woffin-
den. Arthur Wofinden.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
AT the meeting Of the city council,
held last evening. Mayor Taylor pre-
scented the resignation OF Frank J.
Tucker city marshal, 70 take effect
June !.
The resignation was accepted, but the
appointment OF a successor went over
til next Monday AS was stated ia
yesterdays News" there Is a differ
ence of opinion as to whether the mayor
or the council has the power TO appoint,
At meeting between the mayor and
the council an effort was made 10 ar
rive at an agreement. The mayor Is
strongly in favor Of Myron c. Newell,
former city marshal, who is Demo
craft but the majority OF the council,
who are Republicans. favor Joshua V.
Jones, deputy state FISH and game war;
den, and 1t is probable that the mayor
will appoint him, OF course II the
mayor appoints Mr.. Jones or any other
Republican acceptable TO the council
there VIII be no disagreement,
The matter Of charging an implement
dealers license, different from a mer-
chants license, was referred 10 the COM
mittee on license, on conn
munication from the recorder, who
reported that one implement dealer
had refused to pay an employment
dealers license, but was willing TO pay
a merchants license,
II. T. Booth, town clerk Of Scoheld,
asked the council to make some ar
rangement for flowers to be sent t.
Scoheld for decorating graves on Dec-
Grafton day. Referred 10 President Far
rer and Mayor Taylor. The committee
on police and city prison presented a
report recommending that a police off-
Ger be detailed to serve al the depot.
from 10 o'clock a. m. TO ~ o'clock noon.
and from 3 o'clock p. m to o'clock
p. m, Report adopted.
The committee on waterworks was
authorized 10 employ a man 70 investl-
gate the matter Of dead sheep and other
animals, and the bedding OF sheep on
a view TO have vlolators OF the law |
prosecuted.
A motion TO allow claims only once a
Ing the first Monday in each month was
carried,
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
z. c. NJ. I, VS. Quet Johnson is now
on trial In the Fourth district court |
Alex Randquist, OF payson, bought |
some merchandise from the z, c. NJ l. |
here, last summer, Mr. Duet Johnson |
OF Spanish Fork received from Rand |
quist about $500 worth Of the goods un- |
der foreclosure OF chsttel mortgage |
This amount Of goods was replevlned by |
the z. c. NJ. l. from Mr.. Johnson, |
whose chattel mortgage was not record. |
ed. After Mr. Johnson received the |
goods Mr., Randqust failed in business.
and the other creditors now come in as
claiming that the goods |
should be turned over to the trustee In |
bankruptcy for the benefit OF all the
creditors.
SHORT COURT ORDERS.
The following orders were made: