The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1884-10-09
OGDEN FLASHES

HON. s. FRANCIS boardedthe U. P. fol
Morgan this morning.
los. GARNEAu, JB., 4 the omaha
Cracker Company, IS atthe bTOo1H'
uov Joseph Howell, representa-
rye citizen OF WelIsvale, IS In the city.
3. TAYLOR, or city attorney, re
nod from Black Rock this morning.
Ma W c. CARPENTER left this morn
inc for Evanston, to join her husband
wBo IS in the employ Of Beckwith,
Quinn & Co.
MIS-. C. P. HUNTINGTON and party, oc-
,-, 111iI, the special Pullman '.Sacra-
InfF1to." passed through Ogden for the
east this morning.
THOMAS D. DEE and John Boyle,
members of the Weber County deIlega-
ton of the Peoples party. went down
to the capital on the D. d h. u. TINS
morning.
THE divorce case of Chas. E. VS..
Francis J. Dehner, at the request Of the
LADY,. has been removed to the District
Court. and the case is set for hearing
before Judge Emerson October 10th.
No reason is assigned for the transfer
Of this case from the jurisdiction OF the
Probate Court.
THE committee appointed by the City
Council to superintend the construction
Of the new pavilion, met this forenoon
for the purpose of paying the contractor
for his work. But it was brought to
their notice that the building was not
entirely completed; and they delayed
taking any action until the work is fin
ished as specified in the contract.
CITY MARSHAL RICHARDS and Con-
stable Baker, of Mendon, are in the city
searching for the two parties who at
tempted to outrage a young lady in
MendOn, Sunday night. They have
notified the officers in various parts of
the Territory, and the young villains
will undoubtedly be captured and taken
back to Mendon to suffer the penalty of
their dastardly action.
A man entered Mrs. Brewers millin-
erv establishment on Fifth street, yes
terday morning, and represented him
self as travelling in the interest of
Auerbach Brothers, of Salt Lake. He
succeeded in disposing of the right to
sell the Butterick patterns for one year
10 Mrs. Brewer for IS. The lady not
having the change at that moment
gave him a check on the First Ma
tional Bank for that amount. The
man next turned up at a small
eating house on Wall street, where he
took dinner. Upon leaving he informed
the proprietor he had some apples and
peaches in the valise, and intended tax
ing them down to friend who was at
the depot waiting room. His caterer
not expecting that anything was wrong
permitted him to depart, expecting
that he would return SHORTLY
and settle his bill. He was next
seen IN William StudeT's saloon, where
he attempted to get the check cashed.
but failed, because he told MIR. Studer
that his name was Johnson and as
the check was payable to 4. T. Newton
ne could not give the proper indorse-
ment. By this time the officers were on
the alert for the sWindler, the matter
having been reported to them by Mr..
John J. Brewer, who, when he learned |
OF his mothers transaction, shrewdly |!
suspected that this was the same con- |
hdence man that had been operating in |
salt Lake. The city marshal Instituted |
vgllant search for the fellow last night |
and to-day, but was unable to find him. a |
report, however. was brought to the |
city marshall's Office that a man, sup
posed to be the same one, had been seen
travelling on foot in a northerly direc- !
ton. A full description of the oily vii |
lain has been sent to the police author
tiles at Brigham and Logan, and he will |
probably be captured in one of those |
two cities. VIVIAN,
Ogden, October 8, 1884.