Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-11-15
JUNCTION CITY NEWS,
The Southern Pacific Have an lmpOr.
tant Matter in Hand
cry COUNCIL AND COURT ITEMS.
Fire NJ Plain Ciiy.-A Distinguished
yisItor.-"The Baby" IN
Trouble.
CITY COUNCIL AND COURT ITEMS.

The plans for the gruit shops TO be
erected In Ogden by the Southern
Pacific next spring are nearly COM
pleted and will he sent west TO the
company's observation-disclosures acceptance.
This city IA now sure OF n tin bucket
brigade which will number at least 5U0
men and probably three times mat
number. The shops at Terrace anu
Carlln will be removed here ana their
combined capacity considerably en-.
lafged. The buildings viii be located
on ground owned BY the company IN
the northern part OF the present yards.
Work will be- commenced IA early In
the spring a. practlcable-when the
frost has gone out Of the ground-ani
pushed with all possible speed. In the
erection Of the buildings II u
estimated that million ana
quarter OF bricks viii be
needed and other material In like
ptopoTtion. The company promises to
increase the plant from time TO time rs
necessity requires, and has nfeauy
pledged ltself 10 remove liz ear anu To-
comotive works to Ogden as soon as
smelters for the reduction OF the manu-
iactured iron IN this vicinity have teen
placed In successful operation.
Among the passengers on the South
arm Pacific sastbOuud train when
reached Ogdeu Sunday evening was
the MARQUIS Carlo Ill Rudini, son ofthe
late premier OF Italy. He 10 pleasant
young fellow. with brown Van Dyke
beard, aud hut for slight accent would
pass for an American OF the leisure
class. For six months past he has been
an honorary attaoho OF the Italian le'
cation Mt Trkio, and IL now ON his way
10 ioIu the diplomatic encourage
Of his country ut Washington.
AT home he IN n lieutenant In
a regin. ent Of lancen, but the gov
eminent u sending him about the
world TO equip him for the post OF
foreign minister. lie has already
spent a year In Picking and two
months In india. His eNperienccsh have
also been varied by n visit 10 Harar, In
South Abys-inis, where he went WIN
Count Antonelli, the agent sent out ny
the Italian government 10 MAKE
treaty with tue natives. Harar, the
marquis says, IL n picturesque country
which raises most OF the coffee sold as
Mocha. The marquis left for Chicago
last evening, where he will spend "a
few days and then continue his
journey east.
At the city council meeting last
evening the committee on claims ro-
ported back n large batch OF bills and
Recommended that warrants DO drawn
for the same. Councillor Elliott intro
duced now ordinance amending the
cruelty 10 animals ordinance, when
makes the punishment TOT illlfeating or
leaving animals tied In the streets iur
any inconsistent period very severe.
a H. nj MT at4lF ID MI
times and referred TO the committee ON
laws. An ordinance levying local
tax on the property In sewer district
No. 7, to defray the expense oi the con
structinn of the sewers In the new Ills
trlct, was returned from the committee
on laws, read the second time anu rc-
ferred back 10 the committee on laws To
MI In several blanks. An appropriation
Of $1,000 was mnde 70 pay the semi.
annual interest on the city's general
IMPROVEMENT bonds.
The old Democrat printing plant has
finally found a home In CoalVille.
This plant was taken In tow by Pal
mer q Rey Of San Francisco, but was
leased under contract 10 Messfs. Mat.
son and Ryan, who turned II over
To Mr.. Rowe. Underhis management
the plant was used In the publication
Of the Leader, Literal campaign
paper. On his departure the Leader
lived but "a short time and the plant
was AGAIN taken up by Messrs. Pal.
mer n Roy. Yesterday II was pur.
chnped by T.. H.. Newell, OF the Coal.
willie ChrOHioio, which paper has hith.
ertO been printed, first NJ Park City.
but recently at Salt Lake.
Arrangements have been made for u
grand jubilee on December 2ud, under
the combined patronage Of the Gale.
DOMAIN society and the Sons OF a.,
George. No other standard viii be un-
Iurled but that OF tue noble bird Of lii.
etty, while its pole will be entwined
anu proiusely decorated with roses,
thi,tles, shamrocks and maple leave.
Representatives OF each Of these en-
blems will be- invited. The intention
~ to hold n celebration Of this kind
each year about Thanksgiving. Al.
though not yet settled, II Is probable
the affair viii be held In the Grand
opera house.
The hearing In the damage suit Of
William Driver n Son Va. Thomas j,
Stayner at AL, wherein the plaintiffs
claim $1,000, damages alleged 10 have
been caused to their buildlng during
the construction OF the Stayner block,
which directly adioins the Driver
building ON the north, by reason OF the
contractors ON the fOrmrr block mol
taking the necessary precautions Will,
excAvaliug for the foundation, oc
cupied the entire day In Judge NJ ner'i
court yesterday. The defence com
pleted their ease last evening and tn,
arguments and charge viii be made
this morning.
ID. ID. Smith and Harry Spencer, tn,
two cowboys arrested by Sheriff Bel
nap, Deputy Marshal GIN aud Deputy
Emmett, were yesterday arTaigned be-
fore Judge SishOp anu pleaded no
guilty 10 charge OF petit larceny pre-
ierrod by J. &. Nye,whO identified on,
OF the saddles found at tho camp n
his own. The men will have prellmi
nary examination this afternoon. Sov
eTal OF the many articles found In an,
around the robbers nest have Oeel
claimed by their owners anu separai
charges will 10 made against the pro
iessed COW punchers.
Albert a. Pope has sent out petitlo
blanks all over the United Statps, to l.
signed and sent TO Congress. The pet
Hon asks Congress 20 establish rOa