Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-12
Efforts Making to Close Public
Buildings Against Public
AmusementS
PROF. BALLANTYNE'S RECITAL.
Mrs Crawshaw Laid to Rest Hold
ups Held for Trial 10 District
COurt--Wedding.

An action mas peeh piousht w IL b.
Terry. resident OF Warren, Weber
county, against Joseph Carver Matte
THOMAS and r. l.. Short. trustees OF
county school district No, 2, to re-
strin and enjoin the defendants from
permilting a public dance in the public
schoolhouse at Warren, temporary re-
strainlng order was issued yesterday
afternoon by Judge Rolapp prohibiting
the defendants from holding dance at
the schoolhouse last evening The com
plant alleges that the defendants as
school trustees of the district have
been permitting public dances in the
school building, and that on such oc-
caslons the desks were taken up and
piled In the corners, greatly to their
damage and to the damage of the
building The plaintiff asks the court
that an order be issued permanently
restraining the defendants from per-
hitting the building to be used for
dancing purposes.
Should the cout grant the injunction
Il will work hardship on the young
people Of several wards In the county
where they have only the schoolhouse
for pleasure purposes This Is the first
action of this kind TO be filed in this
county on such charges, but 1t Is be-
eyed should the case be decided
against the trustees that several
other complaints from other towns in
the county will be fled II Is expected
that the case will come UP for trial
In this term Of court,
PROF BALLANTYNE'S RECITAL.
Thursday evening next Professor Jo-
seph Ballantyne Is to give a recital of
his pupils IN the Ogden tabernacle, as
sisted by the tabernacle choir--200
yolces-of which he is conductor. Much
interest attaches TO this recital because
Of the enjoyment had last spring In
listening to a similar one he rendered
and special feature of the evenings
pleasure will be the concerted and
chorus work Of Mr. Ballantyne's vocal
pupils A class of go voices will inter-
pref Finsutis Good Night. Good Night
Belofed." There will also be two fe-
male choruses, a male chorus. a trio
for soprano, tenor and baritone, and
three vocal Duets for soprano and ten
or, soprano and contralto. and for two
sopranos. All seats In the tabernacle
nave been reserved complimentary, and
gwen to Mr.. Ballantyne's pupils for dis
ulouton. II has promise OF being a
very successful and artistic affair.
HEARING OF HoLD-UPs.
The preliminary hearing of r. j.
Mickey, John Monroe and James Bains
was held Yesterday before Justice A. S.
burt al North Ogden, the defendants
having been granted change of venue
by Judge Howell The state was rep
resented by County Attorney Hulaniski
ana the defendants by Soren X. Chris
Jensen The men were charged with
completely In the recent Gang
saloon hold up. The evidence intro
uuced was practically the same as that
gwen at the Wells hearing, Halllng and
Nynoerg the two men who turned
states evidence, being the principal
Witnesses. The defendants Monroe and
balnes dld not take part In the hold
up' nut only furnished guns and
clothes worn by the perpetrators Of the
,,,lme' The defendants Hickey and
MONROE We're each bound over TO an
sNer TO the charge to the district court
uluer SlOOO bond, but Bains was dis
,uaised by the justice, who held that
meIe was not sufficient evidence
against him to bind him over.
HRS, CRAWsHAw LAID TO REST.
The mortal remains of Mrs. Asenath
v,r,aWshaw, who died I'm Salt Lake City,
ns1hesday, were consigned to the sill
ll tomb yesterday afternoon In the
Usleh city cemetery. The funeral
services We're held in the Fourth ward
mneeuhghouse at o'clock yesterday,
nshops Counselor Hyrum Belnap pre-
sllhg' The ward choir rendered APP
Nopiiale music and solos were sung
d. MIS- Mary Farley and Mrs. Lily
~ bradford, The speakers were
resdents /. w. Shurtliff, Patriarch
un,go'Be w, Larkln and Bishop John
m muts0h who spoke very feelingly of the
Useful God-fearing life Of the deceased.
Gyne very pretty floral tributes were
" 1u On me casket and the attendance
Wehced the high esteem in which
deceased was held In the city.
RAcE-wEEDMAN NUPTIALs.
marriage llcence was granted to
,u0VlBe N. Weedman, n, and Miss Lau-
d" Haoe, Is, both of Ogden City.
nNlEtS AND PERSONALS.
lor non Lorin Farr has gone to Co.
vin ne iuarez. Mexico, to visit for the
re with his brother Winslow.
st"e local order of Eagles is going TO
Grg d me minstrel show at the Grand
Vtpsla mouse Tuesday night.
wtIits,dents l.. w. Shurtliff and s. T..
Wb'saher have returned from st. Louis
tn'Ie they have been in the interest Of
be erection Of the Utah building and
cb,s s'ale exhibit at the Louisiana pur-
br ,oss exposition. They report the work
TTss'csslhg very satisfactorily.
bn" new padded cell at the county
joa,IMs completed, and man named
Ho,epn ltarkins was the first demented
'Tsoa TO be placed in 1t.
wr,Instl evening Deputy Sheriff Charles
toniesunl took to Brigham City Joe An
s,w, ,en, wanted on a charge OF as
MsveW win deadly weapon and c. Il,
mseIs ana j. j. Brind on the charge Of
'''"p'hg board bill at Willard.