Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-19
OGDEN OCCURRENCES.
UsuublIcan Primaries Held 10 tho
Several Wards Last Night
FOURTH DIsTRlCr COURT.
SENATOR stanford IN Ronte for the
Coa,t-A Contractor Fails to carry
ont Ills Undertakings, ETC.


Al the meeting OF the hohiu VI wv
cation last night, Architect sinllh o.
ne Filth ward building, announced
thst work thereon had been ulscoh-
tpued Gu account Or the allure on
Contractor y. j. Lamners TO iulnil tns
nrovlsiors Of his contract. me eoaru
b'c,d,d 10 take up the work ihcit anu
sendstpen Of the contractor win be
MA fsgpontible for any deficiency
,"hich may occur. There was a ditier-
Va M opinion M 10 whether or not
~ boaft could DO the work without
e,., advertising for bids as whe1 COM
,ncnclng any new building, Mefsfh.
T,,,,er. Smith 4 Dee We're appointed
= committee to look up the law on the
fuheci.
Last evening at the meeting Of the
rlivCOuucil, eCvefnl uumeruuHIy aigneu
uetitions were filed femonslriiing
lgalpst tho construction o. me prorosci
eiehtren blocks Of sewer IN district No.
Tor the reasons that the suuthw,stctu
AT OF the city ia at present not up.
,li.d with city wafer and the WNes this
wear are extremely heavy. Ananumber
Of the protesting property owners we're
rrsfent, the rules Of the Council were
susuended aud they were granted tic
prlyilege OF the floor. The matter was
finally referred to the committee ON
sewers. The ordinance granting n
franchise to tho Ohio and Utah Natural
la. a on Company to lay mains On nll
streets sud alleys In Ogden city for the
purpose Of distributing natural gas, was
taken up on It's third resding. IL
pasaed, with n provision that work must
begin within sixty days or the iran.
ohiss shall be void.
II was reported at meeting Of tho
county court yesterday that after
many delays the authorities Of Morgan
county have eignihed their willing
ness to deflay half the expense Of con.
siruciing bridge across the Weber
river at Devil's Gate and the bridge
will probably DO built ut once. Tho
county treasurer filed his report from
March 3lst TO October 18th, showing n
balance on hand OF SIS, 8S8.04. The
county clerk presented his weekly re-
mort showing cash received up TO date
ior taxes Sl5,0i5.4l.
Senator Leland Stanford of Cnl.
ifornia, accompanied by Mis-. STANFORD
and a party Of friends, arrived IN
Ogden this morning at 2;2b O'Clock ON
the Union Pacific No. |, In his private
ear. The party 70 returning home to
the Golden state from Europe, where
tho senator has been trying tho medi-
cinsi syringe VI Germany, France and
Switzerland. The train pulled out Tor
the coast shortly before O'Clock.
The Republican primaries were held
In the various wards last evening, at
which the nomination Of candidates
for city councillors were made aud dele.
gates TO the city convention, which
meets Thursday, October 2Oth, were
chosen.
For city counclors' the following
ticket was nominated:
First Ward william Moyes aud
Janre II. Browning.
seoond Ward--Jamcs q. MOyes and
q. r. Richmond.
Third Mard-Wi,llam 4. Lund.
(Ouly nomination msde.)
Fourth wsrd--John Smuln and O.
a. Hurasell.
Filth ward-Jno,s s. 1doutz and Amos
u. Corey.
For Justice Of the peace, First Ward
o. =. Mcdowell received tbs n0min-
alton and J. w. Wilson was nominated
ior conbiable.
second Ward 49, For Justice Of the
peace Jamva BsaslOn was nominated
and LnmeA Wsdman wAs awarded the
nomlaation for constable.
Third WaTd-Fo justice Of peace,
=. II. Carbon and for constable, W. S.
Cooper were nominated az the county
primaries.
Fourth Ward - william Low had
loen chosen justice OF the puaUe and
Robert Chambers, constable, az the
county primaries.
Fifth Wards. T.. Ives was n0mi.
mated Iurtice Of The peace and o. y.
HERMAN, constable, at the county
primary.
Yesterday In tho Fourth District
court, tho Ogden Sash, Door q Manu-
featuring company obtained verdict
against John Peterson ia the sum OF
s.0I82. Tho plaintiff was mb.uon.
trEctor under the defendsut on some
huildiDgs being erected ia this city,
tnd when the iinal settlement took
place thsre was somp dispute as 10 tie
mount the sub.ooDtractor shonld TO-
cvive, several changes having been
made iu the plans OF the buildings and
the material which entered Into the
construction thereof.
The hearing 10 the case Of Mary
Buck vs.. Phil Ford, wherein the
pialnhn asks for fl2O5 damages, at
Iegcd 10 haze been caused 10 the
plaintiffs property and household ef
lecls by reason of The defendant, while
acting In his capacity ~ constable,
taking possession Of them, occupied
nearly the entire afternoon. Tho de-
frndsnt claims to have been author.
ikrd to attach the property .by virtue
~ an execution issued out Of Commits
tlOner Voters oltice Ia the case VI
Chris. CART ". George Buck. The
plaintiff stated on she stand that the
attached property was her ounand not
her husbands. The case was TO be
given 10 the Jury this morning.
Tho twenty round contest between
Harry Williams, Of Salt Lake, and Ed
lthodes for pure OF $500 and 800 a
Ride, viii come oil tonight In the Utah
Athletic club rooms, The men have
boon training ut Salt Lake CITY.