Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15

: dams as possible. To Senator Hey
| burn is due the credit of effecting a
temporary postponement.
Fire Chief Ben Joseph swore to a
| complaint IN the police court against
j. b. Tyrrell, an employe OF the Ban
| mock Livery stable, charging him with
| stealing and killing two choice Dorking
| hens. valued al s. each, which he had
sold 10 a restaurant for rs cents each.
| He was found guilty and fined s25 yes
terday afternoon. In default OF which
he is now In the city Jail
REGISTRARS NAMED.
The registrars have been appointed
for the coming fall election. and the
Offices will be open each Saturday at
the following named registration
places.
Precinct No. Mrs. Lillian A.. Royls.
Pts south Garfield avenue.
s-Mrs. Goldie McCalllster. l35 south
Garfield avenue.
3-Mrs. George w. Smith. 5A north
Cleveland avenue.
4-Mrs. w. ], Jones. 1906 north Hsr-
rison avenue. =.
5-Mlss Mamie Carey. Church and
Whites Office. East Side.
s--Mrs. Mary Jackson, 1877 south
Third avenue.
COURT IN SESSION.
Judge Alfred Bulge convened the
September term OF the Fifth judicial
district court this morning with II crini-
inal and 81 civil cases OF the docket as
follows: State versus George Dover and
Al Robinson (coloredl, grand larceny.
state VS. John Martin. burglary; state
vs. John Mcclellan. burglary. state vs.
Wilbur Downs. rape. state VS. w. G.
Morris, forgery, state VS. II. II. Collins.
receiving stolen property; state VS.
Maud Stoner and Manister. Indian
squaws. charged with assault with a
deadly weapon, state VS. w Van Loom. ,
burglary; state IS George Doull. mali
cious mischief, a case OF appeal: state |
We Ray Brown. burglary. The Jury win |
sit next Monday
An order was issued Tuesday by Pro-
bate Judge Thos Johnston. confirms |
ing the sale through T.. s. Whittier al /
ministrator Of $500 real estate OF the
late Michal Amschler Of Soda Springs,
10 T.. ". Larglllere.
WANTED TO SHUTTLE OFF.
The periodical scrap between Mrs.
Rose Cibulka, proprietress ~ the Maine
roominghouse. and her friend. George
Brown. occurred this morning. The
latter gave the landady a frlghtful
beating backing her eyes and causing
the blood 90 flow freely. after which
he swallowed a dose Of laudanum.
officer Kelley responded 10 a police
call and found Mrs. Cihulka bleeding
profusely and Brown IN a stupor from
the drug Assisted by DR.. Adams who
gave him an emetlc. they walked
Brown up and down the street until
the CRISIS WAS over and he Is now on
the way 10 recovery.
County Attorney Gray will prefer
charges against him. The parties IN
trouble have frequently appeared In the
police courts here.
SOME ACCIDENTS
Percoles Cornelius. a Greek laborer,
employed as a sweeper In the oregon
Short Line machine shop. met with an
accident about 10 O'Clock yesterday |
morning while engaged In oiling some
machinery upstairs. He was resting
me hand on the large crane track. but
hid not notice the travelling crane that
was approaching, which ran over his
light hand and fingers. He was. i'm
removed on a stretcher 10
he emergency hospital Three fingers
we're amputated.
Joseph. the ?-year-old son OF Arthur
md Gertrude Chandler Watson, was
'eriously injured yesterday by falling
Town of the fence and running
mail stick In his mouth, which In
ured his throat.
Joseph Kaufmsn.a machinist appren-
Ice. had his foot badly bruised Tues
lay evening in the shops by having a
'iece Of casting drop on H. He will be
aid up for some time.