Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-19
ui,, Ellen Thomas Recital in
ocdea Tabernacle Monday
Evening.
HEARINGS IN DISTRICT COURT.
,..,, poose Attractions Mrs T. NJ
r,,bsv Injured School Holiday
On Thanksgiving

a q, meeting last night the board
.1ncsuop fixed the date for the
ana. !, thanksgiving holiday on We'd
..,d,y Nov. %. until the following
y.,dsy Christmas vacation to begin
M "a and continue until Jan O.
N, finance committee reported the
..,lot n $4,000 from the county treas
W., an account Of taxes for 1904
Miss Molly Fulmer was employed as
.,ebet and will be assigned to the Dee
aiding Miss Hattie Hinchcliffe ten
s,,a her resignation as teacher In the
Central school. the same to take effect
On The hrst Of the year
The board spent considerable time in
s.ually on the establishment Of physI-
AT culture, and the starting OF night
rsool, but did not come to any de-
soh
DISTRICT COURT,
IN me district court yesterday the
pnoft the late Stephen Richardson was
Ni f1r probate by Mrs Emma Rich
nl;on. widow Of the deceased, and his
g.nc.pal egatee. MIR Richardson died
h Oglen. March 7, 1904 The estate Is
valued al about $500 and consists for
Ne most part OF ogden real estate,
he expected development In the
Stein Mercantile company and r.
sln came yesterday when the first
named establishment filed complaints
10 Intervention As had been previous
y reported complaints were filed by
be PInTee National bank and by
ilugIn Brothers against Il. Stein
and attachments were issued against
De goods Of two stores supposed to
Icing to him, Since his disappearance
u claimed that the goods belonged
o ne Stein Mercantile company, In
Which other members Of the Stein fam.
.y are interested and they yesterday
led complaints IN intervention asking
ns court to declare the title vested In
mem and for damages against each OF
NE plaintiffs IN the sum OF 81 900
AdYoree was granted to Margaret P.
sFtndson from Carl Sven n, the de.
fshtari not appearing. Tae plaintiff
sA also granted the custody Of their
olly child and so a month allmony.
stewart McGregor, a character well
kAosn To- police circles. was yesterday
u Provo.
THE HALsTED FUNERAL.
ne funeral services Of Edison P. Hal.
yea VIII be neld tomorrow at 2 o'clock
.ion. me family residence, $40 Twenty
ieCond stNat.
CHARGED WITH EXToRTIoN.
Michael Berlin an Italian, was ar
lss,ed by The police last night, charged
sNh eSiorlion by Nick Pope, a fellow
Nun'lyman. Pope, who Is inexperienced
Y. Y regard TO American customs, claims
"ss beTlln frightened him into signing
Nv ior w and which was given
Y Berlin without any consideration. He
A lrghte1ed into signing this
nv X lhe representation that other
'lN ne would be thrown In Jail. Ber-
Dn was released on bonds.
MRS. E. NJ FELsHA wINJuREp.
Ais f, NJ Felshaw was thrown
N.Y. uer buggy yesterday evening on
G, as.nu'Dsloh avenue between Twenty
WY, @sth and Twenty-ifth streets and
, lgsrel besides bad shock, severe
.aes' Mrs Felshaw was driving
c.us " single rig and a man was
.pus ~ the opposite direction I'm a
. .l'llar Hg In some way the vehicles
77.alel ana both were badly damaged
~, -. nan was not hurt Mrs. Felshaw
rss,s .s'rled into Weatherby's meat
~, w Where she soon revived and
able to be taken home. '
INSISTS ON COUNTING RETURNS
l,,o 1 ,s question Of law was projected
y..,. ss canvass Of the election returns
is,nu uay ana the board took the ques-
ANY, '"ge' adVlsement for another spell
IA AK 4. a, W. Agee argued I'm relation
1 No. W. Turns ,ths from Hooper district No
rr ,Gsss the judges omitted to count the
~, w., oailo's IN making up their tally
W.T. 'hal the board has The right 10