Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-03-26
IN A FIGHTING MOOD.
Clerk and Attorney Nearly Come to
Blows at Ogden Today,
lsneolnl 10 tho "Newa. y


ogden, March 26-This morning
County Clerk HollIngsworth and
Judge A. G. Horn engaged IN wordy
dispute In the clerks office over the
matter OF certain papers which Mr..
Horn wanted Immediately but which
Clerk Hollingsw0rth said he could not
have for Ave days. The attorney fall
ed TO zee the point and In no uncer-
tain terms told Mr. Clerk that he was
altogether too ofllcIous and should be
called down for his lack Of courtesy
10 patrons The clerk would have none
OF HIS lip and Immediately notified the
sheriff to remove the irate attorney
from the boundaries OF his office; but
as no sheriff came Mr., Horn left the
office swearing vengeance on the man
who dared dictate 20 him II Is UNI
derstood there has been bad blood be-
tween the men for some time past and
It IL regarded as wonder that they
did not come TO blows at this morn
tugs hearing.
A complaint was sworn 10 this morn
ing before Judge Howell by C. r.. Pc
ttrsoil, local manager OF the Stude-
baker Wagon company against Thorn
as j. Thomas, charging him with grand
larceny. Thomas, II appears, pur-
chased hack some time ago for which
he agreed TO pay the sum Of $500. He
was unable TO make the payments and
last evening he went 10 the home Of
Mr.. Peterson and Informed him that
he had returned the hack to the COM
pany's warehouse When MI Peterson
went TO the warehouse however, the
hack was not there and as Thomas
was missing from his accustomed
haunts he concluded he had skipped
out with the property hence the suit,
The police have been notified and are
on the lookout for the man.
Mrs l.. @. Mckinney was given a
preliminary hearing this morning be-
fore Judge Howell on the charge Of
forgery, II being alleged that she for5-
ed the name OF Elizabeth Billings TO a
deed for a certain piece Of property on
Pacific avenue, The testimony Of Mrs,
J. Green, Salt Lake dressmaker,
brought out the fact th she, at the
request Of Mrs. Mex Igned the
name of Mrs, Billing deed In
question conveying a. erty Of
Mrs. Mckinney. The d. .as sworn
to before Charles Stout, a notary pub
lie, and duly filed In the recorders Of
fee, Mrs. Mckinney now claims the
property. The testimony was such as
to convince the court Of her probable
guilt and she was bound over TO the
district court In bonds Of $500. which
she furnished, The defendant is the
wife OF the late l. O. Mckinney. once
prominent manufacturer OF this city.
This morning j Greer ana John d.
Sommers were arraigned before Judge
Howell on the charge Of yagrnncy,
preferred against them by John Grel-
ner, proprietor of the Bismarck m-
loon. When examined the men testi-
fed that Greer left S65 on deposit
with the barkeeper Of the saloon,
which the latter refused TO give him
when so requested. on this showing
the hearing was continued tlll this
evening at Z o'clock. when Greiner ana
his bartender will be asked TO rise and
explain
In this | cannot agree, think the
proper Limitation upon the use Of school
property has been placed by the Legls-
lature OF this state, and that Il that no
use OF public property shah be had
which IN any way interferes with tho
paramount Use TO which It has been