Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-01


- nual joint teachers institute for
the II counties OF southeastern
1daho-Bannock, Bear Lake,
Bingham, Blaine, Custer. Cassia. FREE
mont, Lincoln. Lcmhi, Oneida. and
Twin Falls-will convene here in q
fourGay session, from Oct "a to,s2s.
Prof. Walter r. siders., superintendent
of the Pocatello schools. will be in
charge of the institute. The proceed
ings will be along professional lines. as
usual. General lectures on education
Will be given by men and women OF
national reputation. Morning and eve
ming sessions will be held Mt The Audit
torium theAtcr, and afternoon sessions
Will be held at the Pocatello high
halls in the vicinity. Special railroad
rates of one and one-third fare fol. the
round trip will be granted by the Ore
gon Short Line for the occasion.
HEAVY FINE ASSESSED.
William Stephenson, formerly propri-
etor of the Gate City drug store, and
who last May was found guilty of vio-
lating tho local option law. and was
sentenced to pay q. fine Of $500, and also
to serve six months in jail. appeared
before District Court Judge, Alfred
Bulge on Monday last and requested
his appeal to the supreme court be'cdn-
celed. and that he hetailowed to3serye
his sentence. Therequest was granted.
His case was somewhat pathetic.
Being unable to secure bail, he has
anguished In prison four months Re-
Gently his drug store was sold under
the hammer. to pay for the fine i'm
posed by the judge. He begged to have
deducted from his prison sentence the
time that has elapsed since his incar-
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not provide for such a contingency. his
request was refused, SO he Will begin
serving his Jail sentence from today.
SUITS FOR DAMAGES.
Mrs. Gunhilda Tyson, proprietress OF
the Monarch cafe, filed II suit today In
the district court against Fred stedfelt
for sl,CC0 damages. and for II writ in--
junction. restraining him from fur
thor conducting the Montana cafe. She
states in. her allegation, that when she
purchased the rights and privileges
from Stedfelt in the Monarch cafe, II
was stipulated he would keep out OF
the restaurant business FOR three ana
one-halfJyears.
The case, of Irene Barnard VS.. the
Idaho Consolidated Power company. n
suit of $4,000 damages, wherein the
widow Is suing the company for the
death of her husband, who was electro
cuted by the company's wire. as he
was hauling n barn across the COM
pany's right of way, was, upon motion
of the defendant, transferred TO the
federal court.
In the matter of 4. divorce decree I'M
tho case; OF j. G. cannon VS.. 'Hulda.
Cannon, IT was decrecd TINT the plain
tiff shall pay S. per month for l3
months for the support of the minor
children.
Divorces were granted IN tho cases OF
Ada Young vs. Forrest NJ. Young:
Charles a. Schultz vs. Gertrude l.,
Schultz: Hazel ~. Haddock VS.. Robert
NJ. Huddock
FEDERAL. COURT.
THE federal court will convene hero
next Monday with Judge +. $. DIETRICH
on the bench
The two most.important cases on tho
calendar are the. case of cartwriSht, who
has confessed to dynamitnS and rob
bling the Shelley postofIice. and the case
Of Lew Kay, citizen Chinaman charged
with impersonnting n federal officer
and neecing n Chinese girl of this town
out of sum of money.
DRY HALL RAIDED:t
Sheriff John Ellis, accompanied by
Deputy Thos. II. Kane, 1aided the
Board of Trade temperance hall. last
night and succeeded in locating tho
blind pig" q place where beer and
whisky wero sold unlawfully. Gus ia
hos. a Greek. was arrested, and when
searched. $l25 was found in his pock-
cts. the receipts Of one days business.
Gus is employer by John Pats. Ed.
Phillips caught IN the act Of buy
ing. intoxican,s, was also arrested. Both
will be indicted for violating the local
outiOu law