Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-07
SESSION oE
DISTRICT Court
Judge Bulge Hears Divorce and
Other cases-CrimlnaI
PIeadings.
OXFORD is DlsINCORpoRATED
Government Buys Ranches on Resi-,
yoir sitc--Incrcascd Railroad Tram.
Republican County Convention
Special Correspondence.

I convened heye Monday MIA
Judge Bulge on the bench
Charles Evans. the negro glavor
Bob Jackson, of McCammon. pleaaI
not guilty, the time of trial has M,
yet been set. \. I. Jacques, colo,.i
took statutory time to plead.
Charles Allen. charged with gran,
larceny. pleaded guilty TO the less,.
charge of petit larceny by consent a
the county attorney.
Two young men from Dempsey Ara
Lava, y. l., Bell and Fred po-l
charged with 4 statutory crime V
Noah Reese, pleaded guilty to tho ,s
ser charge of assault, by the couse,
OF the county attorney.
Two cases of divorce were grants
tuesday namely, TO Mary Raynor :,
ID. II. Raynor, Richard Palmer y.
Hattie Palmer Yesterday Jane Malt
was granted a divorce from George N
Walter.
The court adjourned yesterday to H.
convene on Monday, when the peu,
jury will be summoned
OXFORD DISINCoRPoRATEp.
The test case OF the incorporation Il
the village of oxford some two wear
ago, was decided null and void by
Judge Bulge. The title of the sui
being the state of Idaho on the rsa.
ton of Lewis ct al VS.. oxford vilhgs
County Atty. Gray appeared for h
state, Atty, $. c, Winters Represented
the village and Standrod 4 Terrell ap.
peared for the rolator
a delegation of oxford citizens is
in the city for the purpose of obtain.
ing data with the object Of re-lncor.
porating the village.
GOVERNMENT BUYS RANCHES.
The government is buying in the
ranch property along the I}lackfoot riy'
or that lies in the wake of the proposed
storage reservoir. The average cost IS
$50 per acre, 1t is practically certain
that dirt viii begin To- fly on the protect
as soon as weather viii permit
LIQuIDATING CHURCH DEBT.
The ward authorities are making
heroic Efforts to have the I.atter-day
Saints church dedicated at the coming
quarterly conference, March II, g; g.
$50 is still owing on the church The
returns however. are favorable 10. an
entire cancellation within 10 days time.
George Greenig, a former salt l.akaf,
died Tuesday afternoon OF consunip-
ton; he leaves "A wife and baby gill
The remains were shipped 10 salt I.al;e
today, noon, for interment, a commits
tee OF Eagles accompanying the cor
tege.
REPUBLICAN co. CONVENTION.
A Republican county convention will
ha. 81 In A ,,t.t1 u So,
vention will be composed of is dele
gates.
WATERWORkS CONTRACT.
The contract was let last Monday
for the building of reservoir and
waterworks for American Falls. Tho
contract was awarded TO the Wheel
wright Construction company of os-
den for S4,5S0. The rogcrVUir viii have
a capacity of 100000 gallons. The
same company win also furnish tnc
water pipes which Will bring the Gus.
OF the plant to $4,000
TEACHERS CERTIFICATES,
Certificates were granted last week
to the following new teachers Mrs. A.
l.. Morris ana Miss Della DousheFV
of Bancroft, \. r. Ford OF cleveland
Miss Ethel Rowland OF Central Lee
Merrick OF Dempsey, Miss Neya Rice
of Pocatello, Miss Ada Underwood o.
Robin and Peter Christoifers0n Of
STREET. Miss Rice has accepted a pl-
sition to teach ut oneida, otherWs.
known as Arimo,
INCREASING RAILROAD TRAFFIC,
Many miners are en- route daily from
Wyoming mines to Butte and Amazon
da, and indications are favorable iof
plenty OF work In the coming splh5
and summer. The westward passenss.
travel Is quite heavy. Yesterdays NO
had IL coaches, and toduy's no. ial
II coaches, the bulk of the passengers
We're homeseekers. many Of whom gl
remain ia the new agricultural dis-
tricts In this state which were madi
through The redeenIug ylrioi
of water by irrigation.
a number of additional operators
We're engaged yesterday by lnn Sh2'
Line, in compliance with tho new -
hour day law.
WEDDING BELLS.
william NJ. HulIs aud Murgae'
Abercombc, both OF American Fa,s
We're united ga marriage Friday laaI ny
Rev IT, :. Lawrence
A marriage license was issued to tai'
=, Buster Of salmon CITY, and kalheIlH9
Davis of Kansas cry Mo.
INDIANS MUST PAY FARE.
The short Line has decided that here,
after Indians must pay ear fare nNu
take their seats in the COACHES. iu
riding on the blind baggage Is INNS
u the past.