Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-01-14
HEARINGS IN THE
DISTRICT COURT
nj, Edmund Vance Cooke Begins
Weber Stake Academy Lee
ture Course,
LOUIS JENSEN HOLTHER DEAD.
Roafd Of Education commlttees--Flrst
National Bank Elects Directors
News Briefs,

OGDEN, Utah, Jan, 14.-In the district
cour, Yesterday, James Miller withdrew
Me- plea Of not guilty to the charge OF
burglary and entered one OF guilty,
Miller will receive sentence Monday.
q, r. Day, who entered a plea OF
uuty to the charge OF embezElement,
was yesterday sentenced by Judge
Howell to serve two years In the state
prison,
District Attorney George Halverson
will dismiss the charge OF larceny now
pending against p, d. Mccall, az the
man who caused the arrest has disap-
pesred
The trial OF Dominic Mama, the Ital-
ian charged with robbing a German
named Loerch, was heard this morn
ing before Judge Howell.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
At the meeting Of the board Of edu-
cation last night President Thos, ID. Dec
announced the standing committees OF
the board OF education for the ensuing
three years as follows; on auditing.
finance and accounts, Dee and Thomas,
on teachers, salaries, discipline ana
courses OF study, Joyce and Dee; on
buildings, grounds, repairs ana furni-
ture, Civilian and Joyce; on text
books supplies and printing, Conroy
and civilian; on judiciary, library ana
hygiene, Thomas and Conroy,
The board held It's regular session
and transacted a considerable amount
Of routine business,
FIRST NATIONAL DIRECTORATE.
The directors OF the First National
bank met yesterday aud reelected the
former officers. The directors of the
First National and OF the Ogden Saw
lngs banks are Identical, and they also
reelected the former officers for that
Institution. The directors are: David
Ecces, president, Thomas d. Dee, vice
PRESIDENT; Barnard White, George II.
Tribe, Joseph Clark, Adam patterson,
W. W. Ritter, John Watson gnd NJ. S.
Browning The present cashier Of both
banks-John Pingree--was reelected,
and James II. Burton was made assist
ant cashier OF the First National bank,
while Frank p. Hgglnbotham was
made assistant cashier OF the Ogden
Savings bank.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Officers Al Herrlck and John Hutch
ms yesterday arrested man giving tho
name OF G. W, Kelser, who, they be-
neve passed a number OF bogus checks
on Ogden citizens on Thursday. when
arrested he was writing out another
check for sll IN second hand store on
Twenty-ffth street. This check was
similar TO those passed on David Ros-
enlhal and Jacob Kertz
The funeral services over the remains
OF Louis j. Holther viii be held tomor-
row at o'clock in the afternoon in
me Fltth ward Westinghouse.
me funeral services over the remains
OF the late II. ID, Peterson viii be held
tomorrow at ~ o'clock IN the West We
her Westinghouse.
r. w. Jones. charged with embezzle-
ment, was released yesterday on re-
Quest OF the county attorney, and by
ofuer OF Municipal Judge Murphy, on
his own reoognlzance. This was for the
purpose OF allowing Jones to be with
rs wlte during the funeral services OF
night
LOUIS j. HoLTHER DEAD.
Louis Jensen Holther, we'll known
ana highly respected resident Of Ogden,
gied AZ midnight Thursday at his home
90 IWenty-elghth street, from an at
!ack or bronchitis and la grippe, with
Nnlch ne had been afflicted only Ave
uayS' Death claimed him before many