Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-08-07
OGDEN ITEMS.
MAIDEN Going 70 Atrica,-After III
legal Whisky Sellers, Etc.


Deputy United States Marsha
Hoge took J.. McLaHghlin al,
George Morrison, Changed viii
forgery, to the penisentlafy at Sal
Lake last evening, where they vii
remain to await the action Of the
grand jury.
The condition OF James Griffin
was slightly improved last night.
although his temperature had risen
a little. Ii is the opinion Of the at
tending physician that Griffin will
get well.
4 Willie Simpson, the seven-year-
cid son OF William Simpson, met
with a serious. ard painful accident
! yesterday The little fellow was
playing around a cider mill, and in
some manner got his finger into the
machine. Three fingers Of his hand
were badly crushed, and DR..
Powers, who attended him, says
that amputstion may lie necessary.
! Charles Turnet was e<ar,ir.i be
fnrH Cc.-iniissionef Perrin yesterday
on the charge OF assault WIKI intent
! to kill in shooting james q. Griffin
on The morning Of the 81 Of August.
inc defendant plead fn0t guilty"
aill was bound over ia the sum Of
s-2vg 70 await the action Of thu
grand jury. ElwGsi MAIDEN; a..
Black auG Z. '. Koch furnished
The necessary bond and Turner was
released.
Mr.. Elwood Madden yesterday
disposed Of nearly S3l,0lj worth OF
property in the city, Mfr. MAIDEN
has for some time contemplated GU
ing 10 South Africa and YESTERDAY
was the initial step. He will leave
for San Francisco I'm about a
week, and it is his intention -
erect = handsDrle family residence
"a sumo portion OF the Santa Clara !
Valley, after which he viii detatt |
for the Southern hemisphere. tFr
MAIDEN SAYS that : ssica Is the only (
RENTER country in the world, and I
after closely, reading the. reports CT 4
thetamOus explorers o. that country /
hGJ GENE 20 tie CodciusiOn that j
= fs.c6 Is the coming country. Mr.. /
Hiram MAIDEN will take charge Of /
the business in this city, and, al
though !Oath to leave Ogden,
ElwOod's desire 10 visit the country
made famous by Henry NJ. Stanley
has become so firmly fixed that he
wlll sever his business connections
with Ogden entirely.
Ii is Understood that n case will
come up for hearing before Judge
l'rcsiiaY this morning, brought
against leading saioonkeeper OF
this city for keeping his place open
after midnight, in violation Of the
The Uumplaiuants IN
Use case are members Ufthc Prohibit
1ition cHh. The latter claim that
he city officers have failed 10 act in
good faith with them that when the
lob had secured 4 large amount Of
violence cgGinst various salO0nkeep-
rs for keeping open on Sunday and
gfter midnight, in violation Of Ordi-
lance No. 8, the club was LED 10 be-
ieve by promises made 10y the Ofli-
-eIs thst il the matter was left TO
hem they would see that the Orii-
lance was strictly enforced, and
nat IN the meantime large amount !
II evidence had been secured against
everal saloons that have secretly '
'iolat,-d the "siunda-'' law I
nd Openly violated the Midnight :
lause. They f'rther assert that {
ince the recent fatal shooting afIray,
nd after waiting three days for the q
iiy officers to take some action, they
ave decided 10 make their pledge
God, as stated in the notice sent 10 c
II saloon keepers a few weeks ago, | =
n which fair warning was given that {
u violations in future would sui :
II thu offenders u prosecution. - /
= iutimatet that all old evidence {
Treaty. secured viii be used against &
u who a.c known TO nave violated &
he ordnance since the notice was &
iven, ana every assurance is given ]
nat new "5ses w'li lie piqutei nc q
lst ~ more evidence can I, Oh :
lined. In word, they promise to {
Jn,iuue the fight until il will cease =
, he profitable Ia violate the law or IL
ntil the officers can get their eyes o
open" enough 10 detect these viola /.
Ous and cease 10 be a farty thereto {
= keeping their eyes cl0>el.-CgCiea &
.lHdgTd, .iUy. =. Z.