Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-25
CALENDAR FOR
DISTRICT COURT.
Criminal Cases to be Heard by
Judge Howell in April
Term.
M COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
y,auo Coupl. Married Under Official.
a,,-Frult Outlook Good danger
AZ. Method to Detect Coal Thieves


nsden. Utah. March 25.--Judge j. ~
uowsu has set the criminal calendar
n, next month as follows
s,ato OF utah VS.. Leah q, Mckinney
,N.rred with forgery Of a deed. Trial
Was set for April g.
Tho arralgnment Of w II. swan ana
,,,hur r. Coullsk charged with being
1nnllcated IN the resent bounty frauds
h weber county. was set for April g.
Tho arralgnment Of Alfred Penrod.
charged with adultery, and Maud Ma
.n Charged with assault with a deadly
r.snon we're set for April y.
Tbo trial OF the case OF the state or
ran against Nes Christensen, charged
Mn adultery. was set for April ~
n me case of the State against Jas.
paiton,er an order was entered to
onen publish and file dispositions In the
ssse and trial was set for April 6. Tho
defendant Ia charged with shooting
Patrick Smith
incarnation was filed by District At
,o,ney Halyerson against Michael Ber-
I'M charging him with eXtorting money
from fellow countryman. Arraign-
ment was set for April 6.
The trial OF the case OF the state va.
H. Winsow. Jr. charged with incest,
was set for April T.
Joseph Kendall charged with the
murder Of his wife. Lizzie Kendall, by
shooting her last fall In a lower Twen-
ty.hith street restaurant, VIII appear
for trial April 10,
The trial Of the case OF the state ot
Utah against Harry Moss, charged with
manslaughter, by stabbng William
Stone In the neck last June causing
his death, was set for April 10.
In the case OF Halstead against Hal
stead the temporary Injunction was dis
solved upon payment OF costs, $3.50,
and temporary allmony, $50
PROBATE HEARINGS,
IN the matter Of the estate OF Felix
Melnbod deceased, hearing on peti-
ton for issuance Of letters OF adminls-
tratiOn 10 Margaret Rheinbod was had
and appointment made with $1,000 bond
W. T. Murphy was appointed admin
suator % the estate Of George T.. Muir
ply, with $500 bond.
In the matter OF the estate and guard
iNANhAp VI AthAA IAdNNNll tA ~ lUlIOIHt
Martha Rawson WAS appointed guard
ian with 81, 200 bond
The hearing Of motion to discharge
administrator In the estate OF Gustaf
Anderson was continued without date
NO COMPULSORY VACCINATION.
At its meeting last night the school
ooard recommended that the principals
urge the pupils Of the public schools to
become yaccInated, This Is in response
smallpox scare now being worked
Up In the Junction City. The law OF
we state however, forbids the making
otVacclnation a qualification for school
attendance, 80 no children viii be ex-
GUIDED II they do not comply with the
Instructions respecting vaccination,
The board received the report OF the
nhance committee showing little over
N9ooO on hand at the present time. The
usual routine business was transacted
ana ibe board took an adjournment for
one week.
DANGEROUS DETECTIVE.
A wen known resident OF the western
part Of Weber county has been having
a great deal OF trouble this winter by
nsving his coal stolen from his coal
shed' He suspected a nelghbor OF the
mett but aid not desire TO accuse the
neghhor Of the offense, fearing he
mght be Judging wrongfully. Deter
mined however, 10 find out who the
fully party was he decided Thurs.
Wy evening to drill hole in small
psue OF coal and 10 MI II with gun
tVNler 30 that when the coal was nut
M M .ne hre the powder would explode.
,,,us was done, and sure enough veg.
umI,u,ay morning the piece OF coal loaded
,n'n powder was gone About o'clock
~ we morning screaming was heard
az 'ne next door nelghbors and one OF
Wp children came running co
Wv. nome ~ the gentleman who
Nv loaded the coal asking
a.m 20 come over 10 the house. that
.S.heLnlng had exploded I'm The stove
s5S eloWn u TO pieces. lie responded
%u round the stove lids IN various
ttSI,u or the house and the women
,.Snlehed terribly hut fortunately no
Vlous Damage WAS done, but the zen
.,a.u an now satisfied who has been
~" his coal MI winter, ana does
ny KY tnlnk he will he troubled with coal
,UleVes again. The names OF tho mar
friend. ~ ~ 'he request OF
FRUIT OUTLOOK rs GOOD.
,Cnounty Fruit Tree Inspector n u
,on . has been making an insnac.
ssta, ~ inc orchards of the county.
m,ioeu Iast evening that the present
favor,N, OF q good fruit crop IL very
Ia H. "oie. The frosts we have Ind M
beer s present time, he states. have NOT
AZ. J., aFrere enough to do any great dnn,s
v1n y we fruit crop Tho onlv cron that
,on, "a'e suffered 10 any noticeable az
TbN peaches Of certain varieties
v,,b tneiry trees he reporfs arc loaded
Ne 60 ou ,h aS are also the pear and an
como tnat unless more severe frosts
spric, u nm We have had so FAR this
N, v. we frnlt harvest will he heavy
san nnlson states, however. that Tho
N SO" scale IA doing n rrent daal
psrts a In the orchards IN certain
~" OF the country. " ''''
MARRIED UNDER prFrlcu1.rrrs
ana SSI' ,l1 !, Rice, 81. Of Pleasant v,.w
Boxeldsss Mary G. Wise, ia. OF Willard
ncul,,e county, had consderable ali,
Atibs ~ securing a marriage lloonse
"a ~ ,sounty clerks Office. but succeed
wedlors ana were united IN bonds ~
csck Yesterday afternoon ,,v ' T,a on
peared e Marsn' The young couple an
Appllos,1sst last Wednesday and made
LOT the license, but the girl