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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
June Jurors Drawn.

Trial jurors for the June term of the
district court were drawn yesterday.
Those chosen are: Oscar Jones, Roy;
Isaac Blair, HarrisVille: Samuel Austin
254S Lincoln; II. c. Bigelow. 261 Jeffer-
son: Joseph A. FIT, Riverdale; William
]. Bartlett KanesVilie; l.. w. Parry, POI
Twenty-third street: William White. 273l
Pacific w. 7. Astill, 1860 Jackson; Fred
w Kendall. Uintah; David c. Eccles, Coz
Twenty-fifth street; John e. Williams,
ST., 2229 Lincoln; William G.. Belnap,
Hooper: Charles J. Shurtliff, Harrisville;
j. II. F. Last, 25S5 Mad'*On; Walter II.
Rawson, Kanesville; FraE&,in Clifforc
North ogden; John Nicholas. 2452 Lincoln;
Robert G. Agee, 1881 Twenty Jo-
seph orion. North Ogden: joan Holmes
Wilson; L. J. Reeder, 1858 Madison; f. r.
Watkins. 240 Twenty-ninth: George A
Craig. 223f Wall avenue; Lorin Keyes
Uintah; John l.. Wilson, 5503 Lincoln;
James H. Faulkner. 1868 Park avenue;
Rufus Rhees. Pleasant View: c. A Nell
son, ZIG Twenty-fourth street; William
StrattOn, Burch Creek.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

the High school was one Of the bright
events of the week.
Miss Mildred Johnson was hostess at a
Kensington on Wednesday afternoon. Her
guests numbered sixteen.
The annual High school junior mop will
take place on Tuesday evening, May %.
at the Congress academy.
Miss Priscilla Holmes entertained about
a dozen of her girl friends on Monday aft
| ernOon at a Kensington.
Mrs. A. p Hibbs entertained at a small
/ bridge party on Tuesday afternoon, tVn
tables being filled with the players.
Mrs " q. Camp entertained a NUM-
: Der OF her friends at her home, S15s Wat
/ ington avenue, on Friday afternoon.
The High School Alumni association
/ will give a reception and dance in hone !.
! of the graduating class on the evening
| of Wednesday. June 3.
Miss Beatrice Andrews entertained the
members OF her card club on Wednesday
evening. Prizes were won by Miss Pearl
and John Trenton.
| Miss Zelta Martin was hostess at a
| pleasantly arranged evening affair on
| Tuesday in compliment to her guest, Miss
| Ethel Clayton. of St. Louis. Twenty
guests were present to meet Miss Clay
I ton.
| Mrs. Robert Robinson and Mrs Samuel
/ Patrick gave a delightfully."- arranged So
| ciai on Thursday afternoon at the home
| of the latter, the guests being the ladies'
OF the Presbyterian church and their
/ friends.
Mrs. Kate Walker and daughter. En-
ma. of Salt Lake, visited friends in the
! city this week. Mrs Walker formerly
/ resioec in Ogden and is visiting OLD
/ friends before going TO California TO MAKE
her home
Mrs. Robert Robinson and Mrs Samuel
/ Patrick will entertain the ladies of the
| Presbyterian church and their friends on
/ Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
! Patrick, 24l5 jefferson avenue.
Miss Kate Austin was hostess on Wed
nesday at a five hundred party. the in
| SEPARATION of the affair being Miss Grace
Drake.
Mrs. Kate S. Hilliard left yesterday on
an extended trip through the east. She
VIII make a short visit with her sister
at Chicago and then will go on to Bos-
ton TO attend the biennial convention as
a delegate for the State Federation of
Womens Clubs of Utah. From there Sc
will go 20 Spring Lake 1Ceach. n j.
where she will spend the summer with
her daughter.
Miss Dorothy Miller entertained about
twenty little friends on Thursday after
noon in honor of her severn birthday an
nlVeTsary. An afternoon OF games and
luncheon was enjoyed by the little ones
ana each guest was given dainty souve-
mir of the occasion.
Mrs. r. Z. Hoag was hostess at a
bridge tea on Thursday afternoon, the af-
fair being given at the Virginia. In one
room there were six tables of bridge and
in another six of five hundred. Tea was
poured by Mrs. A. r. Haywood and Mrs
Fred J. Kiesei. assisted by Mrs VIM
van Allen and Mrs. c. II. Hollingsworth.
About sixty guests were present, and
Mrs. E Nj. Allison, of Salt Lake was
one or the out-of-town guests.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
MARRIED WITH LICENSE.
North Ogden Couple Thought This
Alone Necessary.

In checking up To see why twenty-five
marriage licenses issued from the coun-
ty clerks office had never been returned,
the fact was discovered that a young
couple had been living as man and wife
on a farm near North Ogden who were
never married. The condition was due
to ignorance on the part of the couple,
who thought that the formality necessary
i'm securing a license was the marriage
ceremony. The license was issued last
July. The young couple, taking the oath
necessary and signing the application.
paid the customary fee; then, believing
that the ceremony had actually been per
formed. departed for the little home
north of here that had been prepared and
Immediately started housekeeping. The
notice from the county clerk shocked the
young people and they lost no time IN
having the ceremony performed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
SHOOTING MAY
PROVE FATAL
One Greek SmeIter Hand Fires
Upon and Probably Nor
tally Wounds Another.
SMALL HOPE OF RECOVERY
NO EXPLANATION FOR TRAGEDY
IN MURRAY STREET.

Chris Johnson. a Greek smelter hand.
was shot and probably fatally wounded
by Jim Bosom. another Greek, in street
fight in Murray at o'clock yesterday
afternoon johnson was shot in the
mouth and it was said last night by the
attending physicians that the wound
would probably prove fatal Bosom Is IN
Jail and will be charged with murder IN
the event OF JChnsOns death.
The attempted murder seems. from tne
statements made last night TO have been
entirely unDrOVOked Bosom, with ms
brother and his cousin stood IN the street
leading from the smelter TO some OF the
Greek boarding houses, apparently wait
ing for Johnson TO come Off shltt at the
smelter. When Johnson came from the
shelter the brother of Bosom shouted
angrily In Greek:
why did you swear at my brother?'
Before Johnson had time 10 reply Bosom
drew "A revolver and fired at the former.
The first shot struck Johnson IN the
mouth. The bullet staggered him. but ne
recovered and started TO run down the
street. Bosom fired two more shots, both
OF which missed the Greek.
After the shooting Bosom went to MS
room in a Greek roOmtng house nearby.
Johnson dropped exhausted on the corner
and was taken to the Murray hospital,
where he was attended by Drs. Rothweli
and Bird. 1t was found that the bullet
had struck the lower jaw near the mouth,
ranged backward and lodged in the neck.
He was able TO talk a little. He said
that he had had no quarrel with Bosom
or his brother and did not remember
swearing at anyone. He said he could
not understand the motive for the shoot
ing.
Marshal Mike Mauss arrived at the
scene of the shooting shortly after the
occurrence and went To ROsOns lodgings.
He found Bosom sitting in the room with
his revolver in his pocket. Bosom Offered
no resistance and was taken TO jail. He
did not offer any explanation of the
shooting. and when pressed for his YER
sion merely said that il was not his fault.
The latest news from the hospital last
night was that there was little chance
for JOhnsOn's recovery.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
ADJUSTMENTS.

The opera company of the Brigham
Young university at Provo is coming to
the Salt Lake theatre tomorrow night to
present under the auspices of the Latter
day Saints university, the comic opera,
'BoccacciO." The production will be un-
der the direction of A. c. Lund, professor
of music at the university. 1t has al
ready been presented with great success
before large audiences in Provo, Logan
and Ogden.
The reigning success in San Francisco
at present is Katherine Grey and her as
sociate players, who have made big hit
al the Novelty in Clyde Fitch's THE
Truth Miss Grey has more than met
expectations. She has returned TO her
native city a finished artist. Her support
is excellent The original company. now
playing the coast, will be seen here during
the week of June at the Orpheum in
The Truth"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
RUSH IN POLICE COURT.
Formidable Array of Cases to Be
Heard This Week.

Next week in police court promises to
be an exceptionally busy one. On Tues
day the cases against fourteen saloon
keepers charged with violating the Sun
day closing law will be tried. 1t is prob
able that one Of these cases will be Sc
lected for trial and a test case made of
il. The cases against proprietors Of
places in which slot machines are to be
found are also to come up. Judge c. b.
Diehi nearly two years ago decided that
slot machines were not gambling devices
and for that reason the city will take
a change of venue to Judge ]. j. Whit
aker's court. Twenty-one cases in which
the drivers of automobiles are charged
with exceeding the speed limit are also
TO be tried All Of the cases mentioned
will be in addition to the regular routine
OF police court.
All ported plants at half price this
week at NOgeler's
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
Preparing for the Taxes.

During the past week the force in the
county treasurer's office has completed
its annual task of sending out notices of
assessments on property for the year 1908.
More than 600 notices have been sent
out and the work was accomplished in a
remarkably short time. A second notice
will be mailed in September, Monday.
June l. is the date set for the board of
county commissioners to sit as board
of equalization. On that date and from
then until June % they will hold sessions
at the county building for the purpose OF
hearing complaints from those who may
claim to have been unjustly assessed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
BUILDING LOTS PLANNED.
r. 7. Burton Property Purchased by
Kimball G. Richards.

The old r. n. Burton estate at Twelfth
South and State street has been puT-
chased BY Kimban & Richards of 30
South Main street.
The estate is TO be divided into about
800 lots. which will be sold from SS5 up.
Cement sidewalks are 20 be put in and
other Improvements made for those who
decide to build homes upon the ground.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
sunday School Meeting.

Sunday school associations of the We
Der stake will hold its regular meeting
here today. Sessions will be held at 10
a. m. and 2 and 7:30 .. m. The afternoon
session, which will be the most import
ant of the day, will be held at the tab
ernacle. and George A. Seaman will be
the principal speaker. For this meeting
special musical program has been ar
ranged.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
COLLEGE DEBATE AT PROVO.

Especial to The HeraId)
Provo, May 2S.-The B. Y. Z. debaters
defeated the a. c. in debate here to-
night. The B. Y. u. were represented by
Ashman and Carroll and the A. c. by
Peterson and Fonnesbeck The question
was: Resolved, That Utah Should Have
Railroad Commission Established at the
Next Meeting of the Legislature.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
Memorial SERVICES Today.

Memorial day services will be held at
the First Methodist church, commencing
al 3 o'clock this afternoon, and will be
attended by members of the @. A. r. and
affiliated organizations. An elaborate
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

This will be the social function OF the
week and a large attendance is antici-
pated
Thursday the eighth grade graduations
will take place and exercises appropriate
to the occasion will be held in the Ogden
tabernacle
Following is the program that will be
rendered at the Grand opera house on
Friday; Rheinhart Gideon, American
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

The announcement is made of the en-
gagement of Miss Rose McFadden and
Fred B. Wilcox. the marriage to take
place early in June.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

and their friends will assemble at the
First Presbyterian church and listen to
preached by Rev. James Edward Carver.
pastor of the church. Mr.. Carver will
use for his theme, The Talent of the
Mind"
On Wednesday evening the juniors will
give a bah in honor of the graduating
class at the Congress dancing academy.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
Ogden Briefs.

OQQCn
APPRAISERS NAMED.-A. W. Meek,
A. l.. Brewer and G. J. Kelly have been
appointed appraisers OF the estate of the
late Thomas J. Miller.
ARRESTED FOR THEFT.-Will Clay
ton and George Williams. colored, were
arrested yesterday on a charge of petit
larceny. II is charged that the negroes
took S.75, a pair of trousers and a pair
of shoes from a Twenty-fifth street
rooming house. Each blames the other
for the theft
O. n. BROWNING'S ESTATE.-A pc
tition for letters of administration of the
estate of the late Oscar n. Browning
was filed in the district court yesterday
by Hanna Browning, in which the APP
pointment of Carl c. Rasmussen as ad-
ministrator of the estate is asked for.
MIR. Browning died in this city March I.
1908. The estate consists of real estate
valued at 81, 200.
SILVER SERVICE RETURNED
Rev. P. NJ. Cushnahan returned TO the
city from the coast on Friday and the
first information that greeted him was
to the effect that the valuable silver
service that was stolen from his resi-
dence some time ago had been returned
during his absence. The man returning
the silverware stated that he had found
il in a barn. The value Of the service is
said to be 500
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
SUNDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. & r. c. r. r. May "a

Ogden, 1925 a. m, 1 p. m..........91.OO
Provo Canyon, 1880 q. m.......... L25
Pharaoh's Glen. 8:15 a. No.. so
Return on any regular train.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

musical program has been arranged. The
sermon will be preached by Rev. II. ID.
Zimmerman of the First Baptist church.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24
Ogden, Sunday, May "a.

and injured so badly that he was forced
to spend four months in the hospital.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-24

All ported plants at half price thi.
week at Nogeler's.
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cine Situng, in meld)er Sd)otneiiter
Sohn II. 9lnno einen NbrehnungSz
9eriht p%orlegte. Sir Die 9edlng
Der llnfoiten Der Contention mllroel
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9aiie Der Sirnenlanofanal @eiea-
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items oeS Seller-9 eportementa miro
Notwithstanding nod oicic @od)e nod
Hildtebr ocS &ngcnicnrs @onfS emit
ihieocn lucrocll.
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Sic @arten6au B.. Ynsiteluna.

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NuaItcQllg IN Der Siillften &c
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mellters Eroi. 6. Y. Gloie pom. Ma.
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.E%eninillla Societp," Glorfstonn ;
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Spnncnanfs uno ltntcrgnna.
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Sbcb. s.. Gicner & So.
217 Straee.

SelltldeS uno anoeres aiisldiloi'
ltcs 0elb g%etauit uno perfanft.
Selolcnounacn beiorgt nad Gelltld)'
lono, Seitrcid, HuBlano II. |. NJ.
8edicl ouseeiteat ani a%usldnotlde
ganfen, Greoitbrieie uno Trapelcrs
Gbeques.
Rdtc fir's aasiauo beIprat r.. Wnt"e. VIZ.
4i3, Sit'Sahimorritr, maize Guitpm soa'e'aoe,
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9ebbeI's einsises MteIicr.

@ir baben muir cim gtelier in BAL.
tiinurc, nnS oes befinbet iid in Der
stage SIT cbener Grbe, Nr. 321, Norb.
Sap-, nabe Sisb.Str. ainber.9bo.
tosrapbien cine SpcsialitGt. - Seine
Igcnten nnS feline reppen 81 itcisen.
S. Seb6el. 6. Grni,0 eidjGftsfibrer.
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&n }peitcn Rotbs5ncige lpuroen
1ol9cn0c Ncroromlngen in britter Sc
lltnA o~ll0cnommcn:
Vcnubln9 ser SoQins. lnb Grob.
str. Otorttboucn iiir ircie &ortrugc
De" MtlntBtpoICn STUNT GereinS.
G%rlnilbntG ilir Die 9nbrillalulg elef
trlld)er Sd)Itocr iiir Gliiabetb @rlbn,
Nr. 2G3, @cit WhlIberrp Str. iiir
Noter Gronrja Nusltor. pr. 1877 bis
1lll, Nllcc0mo StroBe. fir Gcnnis
@rettc, Mr.. 30l, @eit Irointlin Ctr.
Innobmc oW Strabellbetten bon
Grompcl lmo olbercn StruBe1.
GrloubnIb Der lleberbriidlutg Der
Vonf Zane iiir Ncd)t Bros, CHARLES
unb Holtlmorcitr.
Ncnnum NJ eriruu0 Scr
N0uier.
Gr. Seller brodbtc i'm criten Hotba.
5peige elte &erorbnuno fir Die Neu.
nln1nlerlr1uh0 Der &Gltier Elm, Die iol
aenocn @ortlout bate: Sic Saita
mtnlnlern after crridtctcn poer nod
ST errldtenocn @Guier uno 8ebGuoC
loIlen an Der Nllbenicite Der S1ilier
5iplltel Der Nausthiir unb oem Sen
'terrnbmen an einenl beltinmtef
Flob orcl 6llB iibcr Dem Sousflill
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STIR Mcihuadifen

8eloienbunsen mad GcutihIano
u1o Seltreid : ltngarn iid)er uno
Ihnea beIorgt. 5, 10 ulb 20 Dart,
ioipie 10 uno 20 Gronen . Sheine
5l %nerfauien.
Sbeo. $. 9iener G &c.,
Nr. 217 Di.galtimore.S trafe
Tdie fiir's Mnslanb betorat 6. slofue. sr
413, EN.Naltimpreitr, taAe Gmtprn Npuif .Nne.