Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-31
JURORS FOR APRIL COURT.
Ernest Whitley OF Alpinc Arrested on
Assault Charge-BOulcvard Route.

Ernest Whitley OF Alpinc Arrested on
Assault Charge-Boulevard Route.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. March ai--The following jur-
ors for the April term of the Fourth
district court. returnable April %. were
drawn yesterday: David r. Noal1es.
Mark Cook. John y. Anderson. Spring
Vile, Caleb Hone, Lorenzo Argyle, Ben
jamin; Robert y. Banks Samuel r.
Curtis. Jr. Spanish Fork. william NJ.
Hunter. John w Jones. American
Fork; Candy Scott. John r. Ellison.
John Thurgood. Ernest Henrlchson,
James W. Haws Provo, Irvine Pratt
Tucker. Margins Tanner Samuel y.
Hin. Jr., Payson; William McLoud,
Santaquin: j. j. Beck, Alpine; Andrew
y. Fillerup. Joseph V. Smith, Lincoln;
James Anderson, Lake Shore: Joseph
". Thorne. Pleasant Grove; Fred Webb,
Joseph Ashton, Tehi
Ernest Whitley OF Alpine, aged 90.
was arrested Monday night by Deputy
Sheriff Farley p. Pratt and will have
"A preliminary hearing before Justice
Noon on a charge Of criminal assault
ON L0vinia Oakley. aged 16. also Of AL
pine.
A marriage license has bocn issued to
Warren NJ Cave and Hazel McClecrv
both OF American Fork.
At meeting OF tho Provo-Olmstcd
boulevard committee IL was found that
property owners along the lower route
viii charge about $4,000 for right Of
way over property which win be need
ed for the road This IN considered ex-
orbtant and a minority report was
presented favoring the upper route on
this route but very little expense VIII
be incurred for the purchase of land,
as the county road can BE- used the
greater part Of the way. Il seems
probable now that this is the route that
VIII be selected
CITY COUNCIL SESSION
At the meeting Of the city council
last evening the oommitte on cemetery
recommended the employment OF four
assistants 20 sexton Wride The
committe on public grounds report
ed In favor Of planting 400 trees iu the
north park, ana that Thomas Allen ue
employed 20 care FOR the trees as uau
as the west square park ar SO 3D.
month. Report adopted
The street supervisor was Iustru I'd
90 obtain shale Tor a tost for tho new
street roller on Academy avenue bee
tween Fourth and Fifth South street
John J. Lovoless and Don Park were
employed in the fU department. the
latter as teamster and the former Us
assistant Are chief.
STUDENTS BUILD TRENCH.
Yesterday afternoon about 800 stu
dents of tho Is. y. L. assembled az tho
campus for the purpose of digging e.
trench Tor a pipe line from the top ~
the hin to the BASEBALL grounds. a
trench 800 feet long was dug the track
repaired and tho diamond cleared iof
the opening OF the intercollegiate base
bail games. The faculty repaired thc
grand stand and made rubbing taale4
and benches FOR the bathrooms. which
have been constructed under the grand
stand Tho y. 4. T.. students claim
they win have the FIRST campus iu lhe
inter-mUuntuin country
VISITORS FROM LONDON.
william Fowkes and wife OF London.
England are visiting MT FgNk.s'
nephew, John W. Guy of this city. Mr
FeWkes has for years been CONNIE. tal
with the railroad service iu England.
be Is returning from visit 90 Gale
fornia, but may purchase some land
on Provo bench. Mn Fewkes ls very
much pleased with thls section and cone
siders b. one of the most beautiful ha
has ever seen.
GARDEN CITY NOTES
Mr.. and Mrs. John ~. Kcmpt1u
family has been increased by Tho ar
rival of "a SON. s boy has also arrived
an the home of Mr. and Mrs Harry j
Phillips
Judge Booth. Dist ATTY Clun ana
Court stenographcr Mle. d. a. Walt