Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-14

tho Sixth district court. IS HOLDING
court here. and judge Booth is holding
court loo Richncid for Judge Chiioster.
Tho following citizens were accepted
ar petit Jurors for the january tenn
yesterday
David Berry Don e. strong. Hywn
Anderson. L. J. Durrant Joseph Butt
lor. NJ r. Miner George H. RaWling-.
John B. Jcx, Myrou T.. Cmncall Joseph
D.. Green. %. NJ Mower. David Smith.
William A. Marriott, j. W. Wins, Jr.
ELIAS A. Geo. David A. Mitchell George
g. Scott A. T.. Thornton. otto Olson.
The nrst Ca SCI 20 bc tried was the State
w. W. g. Golfer COnor was charged
with stealing 500 from y a Thorpe.
"a ID. q n. g.. brakeman at Thistle 500
December OF last year The jury
brought in verdict of guilty.
DAVIS PLEADS GUILTY.
John w. Davis. charged with taking
money from the office of Leon Bach
man. the local manager OF tho Provo
Opera House. entered q plea OF guilty
TO "a charge OF petit larceny n Justice
Noons court yesterday, and was fined
500. The amount viii probably be paid
The employees OF the defendant claim
Dee has previous to this enjoyed good
reputation. and are Inclined tO believe
his statement which is to hc effect
that he was in hard circumstances and
was overcome 10y the temptation to-
make little easy money. The money
Dee took has been returned
WILL NOW PAY BOuNTEs.
County Clerk Kartchncr has received
o. letter from Jesse 3D. Jewlses. stag
auditor. advising him To- again pay
D.. D G. tr.f
ty WAS stopped some months ago on
account Of the money for bounties be-
ing exhausted.
MAlcSER MEMORIAL
Complete plans OF the Maescr memo
rial building TO be erected by the
b. y. L.. Alumni association have been
received from Ware g. rreganza OF
salt Lake. The cement foundation work
of the building. which is completed is
considered exceptionally good. The
building win bee pushed TO completion
as soon as possible.
SETTLED OUT OF COURT.
The case Of American Fork city vs..
Niels Nelson has been settled out OF
court and dismissed.
TUBERCULOSIS TO BE DISCUSSED
ON Thursday evening at 1880 o'clock
a public meeting viii be- held iu the
library han for the discussion of "Tu-
berculosis and its Prevention.
FISH AND GAME MEETING.
ON saturday the 18th. az o'clock,
in tho court house, a meeting of the
fishers and hunters Of Utah county VIII
be held for the purpose OF discussing
IfI AZ
regarding amendments to the fish and
game laws of the state, 10 be submit
ted so the legislature.
WESTERN LITHOGRAPHIC STONE
COMPANY.
A copy of the articles OF ncorporl-
ton of the Western Lithographic Stone
company Of Denver has been filed with
the county clerk
The company, Incorporated under the
laws Of Colorado. viii develop litho-
graphic stone quariies in Utah county.
A. $. Voorhees, OF Tucker. Utah, Is
named as the company's agent in Utah.
DAVID JOHNS ESTATE
The last will and testament Of tn
date President David John has been
filed for probate. David John AMI
Thomas John. sons Of the deceased,
are named as executors. The property
situated in Provo CITY, and upon which
no valuation is placed, Is divided among
the widow and the 10 living children
of the deceased.
BIG POULTRY SHOW.
The exhibit Of poultry now being
made by the Utah County Poultry asso-
citation. in the basement of the old
60 l.. l4.fa 10 nv hes
made by the association. There are
Is exhibitors. and over 500 birds on eN-
hlbition. Among them are all the lead
ing varieties Of poultry, and the speci-
mems are considered exceptionally fine.
w. w Browning Of Ogden, is the Of
hcial scorer.
G. A. r. INSTALLATION.
The newly elected officers OF the
Provo post OF the G.. A. r. were in
stalled yesterday. A large delegation
OF members OF the G.. A. r., the " r.
G.. and the Ladies OF the G. A. r. came
down from Salt Lake to attend the
ceremony. Col. Frank NJ. Sterrett eN-
ecutive director OF the forty-third ma
tional encampmcnt, Department Com
mander r. c. Sleater. Past Department
Commander Alfred Kent Col T.. ".
Tatlock and Fisher Harris, secretary
of the Commercial club. were among
the number The Hawaiian Trouba-
dours also were present and furnished
music for the occasion.
The installation was conducted by
Col Tatlock Col. sterrett made an
address. setting forth the details OF the
coming encampment
Uncle Jesse knight. Prof Brimhall ~
Brigham Young university. and Supt
OF schools Robbins responded TO the
speech OF Col Sterrett, and promised
the heartiost cooperation on the part
of the citizens of Provo I'm caring for
the veterans who were expected TO
come here next August The sentiment
was many times expressed that the
homes OF Provo would bee thrown open
90 the veterans and the best quarters
of the city given up 60 the visitors.