Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-06

was HfinH With HlanNnfnn and caused
tneir nrreet nv paying y heavy nnc
H'sayama secured his liberty. but the
woman was held IN prison. Il being
cnarfed that she had deserted her two
cnHdren IN Japan and WAS supposed
70 De subject ~ deportation. On Mon
gay last the immigration officers orr
dered the woman's release. and she left
me jail IN company with her husband
Last evening Otsu and HE wife were
seated In a cafe when Hlsayama and
some 90 his friends entered. Iisayama
said something TO Otsu about tho lat
Yer paving some Of the expense In
curfrd ny his recent arrest when Otsu
sitscked him with a large knife The
nfst blow struck Hisayama in the fore
mead, inhicting a long cash. A. he
turned to escape further attacks Otsu
stabbed him four times iu the back
ana then pulled out a gun. firing two
shots az the wounded man. neither
81 which took effect Otsu then ran
ftom the place along fourth
street. closely pursued BY his victim
Leaving Wall avenue he turned aud
hied another shot az Hlsayama. which
also missed the mark From loss OF
blood Hisayama dropped on the side
Walk, and while he was being cared
for Otsu escaped
IN the excitement following the cut
tins AFFAIR. Mrs. Otsu separated from
her husband and disappeared with one
OF Hisayama's friends.
CITY BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The old board Of education. consist
ing Of President H. w. Civilians. NJ.
= Browning, T. II Carr. W. n. Will
hams and A. Farr held their final
session In the board rooms yesterday
and completed their labors, clearing up
me table before the new board comes
in.
The new board. which consists OF NJ.
;. Browning. W. II. Williams. A.
Farr. Or. g. n. Coulter and Hyruu
Pingree, will hold its initial meeting
on Friday night, when it will complete
the organization. The new board viii
elect the superintendent and the AS
sistant superintendent, as well as a
clerk Of the board.
X. OF p. OFFICERS.
Al the meeting OF the knights o.
Pythias, Monday evening. the newly
elected officers were installed the cere-
nony beinK followed by banquet IN
the hall Of the lodge. The members
OF the uniform rank made their FIRST
appearance under the command OF
Capt. A. W. johnson and they gave
a magnificent drill.
The officers, installed by Joseph
chez, the deputy grand chancellor.
We're as follows.
George II. Davis. chancellor COM
mander; Amos Hudson. vice chancei-
lor Frank +. Grant. prelate: Earl
r. Geiger, master 90 work: l. y.
Meid, keeper OF records and seals: a.
=. Taylor, master Of exchequer; W
n. Williams, master-at- arms: Dean
Brown, inner guard w l.. Underwood.
outer guard.
INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL REPORT.
In his annual report to the governor
and the trustees, H. H. Thomas. SUI
perintendent OF the state Industrial
school. states that the establishment
Of detention homes in each OF the seven
judicial districts OF the state would
have a tendency to put the indus
trial school more on the plane OF q
reform school than anything else.
The report states that the appropria
ton for the school given two years
ago was $l42.570.11. OF which amount
SO, SO is unexpended The next
legislature is asked TO appropriate
sl63. 500; 81, 500 is needed for the COM
pletiOn Of the installation Of the wa
terWOrks system, 1000 for books for
the library. and $500 for the building
of FIRE escapes.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 Horace +. Rawson OF Cove. oregon
and Ann II. Thomas OF Farr West: Roy
f. Critics and Alice Moynahan, both
of ogden.
DISTRICT COURT.
In the district court before Judge
Howell, Nernal Wheelwrght, IA
year-Old boy charged with a statutory
1ffense WAS araigned and pleaded not
guilty.
DR.. stonoifer. charged with violat-
Ing the state law by practising dentis
Try without a license. and who was
ound guilty some time ago, viii be
next Saturday by Judge
Howell.
Charles A. Crock and Otto Crock
rave brought suit in the district court
lgainst Edward GOOdale to recover ST.
1867 alleged to be due on account
Il "a judgment secured in the Fourth
district court.
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
Two actions were filed in the dis
riot court against the Corey Brother
Construction company to recover dan
ges alleged 10 be due for the death |