Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-04
In Cases Decided Plaintiff City
Wins and Appeals
Are Taken.
MARY MORGAN HAWKS DEAD.
Highly Esteemed Woman of Pocatello
Snccnmbs 10 smallpox Following
Family's Illness and Work..
speeIal corrssnnndence.

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tn oCATELIo, April IA second
~ test case on the occupation tax
4 as recently passed by the city
council, was held last Monday
before Police Judge Thomas II. Kane
the City VS. Dr. Earl D. Jones' The
decision was in favor of the city. and
The doctor was fined S2i for practising
his profession without license. An
appeal has been taken. Following the
decision. two more warrants were
sworn 10 and served. charging the same
oHensc. The accused parties WcTn TruN-
ton Talbot OF the Advance, and
Jones and Reddish, butchers. The
case of j. w. Slingerland ended today
with a verdict in favor of the city. An
appeal has been taken The case
against TruXton Talbot. editor OF the
Advance. Nas dismissed this after
noon.
AIR. Talbot was assaulted on West
Center street yesterday morning by
Mayor LouN. who is evidently smart
ing under the criticisms hurled against
the city administration by the editor,
The interference OF mutual friends pre-
vented a serious alteration.
The first carload of machinery for
the brick plant of the Pocatello Pressed
Brick & Manufacturing company ar
ut the plant north of the city.
William F. Hodge. 10 Syracuse Saw
ings Bank building, Syracuse. y, y. is
DESTROYS of hearing of the whereabouts
of Eugene Monnere, or Miller, on any
of his heirs. said TO have resided at
Eagle Rock idaho Falls) In 1888; was
Il former resident of Syracuse.
District Judge Bulge issued a perna-
nent injunction Saturday I'm the case
sNf fue.a ~ NJ 1sa-
straining the defendant from inter-
ferlng with the plaintiff in his possess
sion OF land north of tho city.
The Jury on the case OF John Fenny
VS.. Bancroft Land e. Irrigation conf
pany rendered a verdict Saturday in
favor of the plaintiff allowing him $3.50
damages, caused by a leaking canal.
Through the efforts of the Pocatello
sportsmen, represented through the
Pocatello Gun club, Ia pair of Califor-
mia quail were turned loose IN Bannock
county last Saturday. The sportsmen
arc asked to refrain from killing these
game birds for the next two years.
Mrs Mary Morgan Hawks, wife of
Joseph G. Hawks, the drayman. died at
1855 this afternoon at the family resi-
dence 431 south Arthur avenue, of
smallpox The whole family, eight in
number. have been sick, and two DAYS
ago the quarantine was raised, only
to end in death of the mother. Mrs.
Hawks is q daughter of Mr.. Thomas
Morgan of Logan. where the interment
viii take place Sunday. Mrs. Hawks
was an active member of the Latter
day Saints Church here. parting ser
vice will be held Saturday evening at
the l.. ID. $. church.
Word came this morning of the death
Of 5-year-old Charley Green at Ocean
Park, Cal. The lad is the son of MIR.
and Mrs George Green. Mr.. and Mrs
Green had taken the boy to the coast
for his health, being subject to heart
trouble, which was the cause of his
death.
The capacity of the government for
est planting station at Mink creek Is
70 ne enlarged this spring by the addi-
ton of ten new beds, and several
acres for small experiments in growing