Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-10-25
OGDEN CITY NEWS.
The Charge Against typographical
Union hembGrS,
DISTRICT COURT CASES.


The case Of conspiracy brought by
Judge l.. II. Rhodes against members
OF the Typographical union Of Ogden
was called for hearing before Judge
Miner last evening. Mir. Kimball
Represented the prosecution, aud
Messfs Murphy aud Mediums the de.
tense. Judge MoGinnis moved 10
quaEh the complaint, owing 70 defects
Tn rein, but the motion was ovorruled
and the case proceeded. l.. n. Rhodes
himself took the witness stand, and at
the conclusion OF htH tu'tm1uy The
cAss was postponed until this evening.
Judge Miner had lengthy session
yesterday aud disposed OF cUnsidora.
bio business. Tho jury in tho case oi
Thomas ;. Woodland Va, Southern
Pacific Railway company continued
from Thursday, yesterday visited tho
damaged land, which is west Of VIII
lard city, near tlie Central Pacific
! track, and the trial was resumed about
four O'Clock la the afternoon, the case
being given the jury shortly before ak
| O'Clock. A scaled verdict was r..
| turned. Tho action was brought 20
/
| Scen cRtised 10 ten aud Onu-half acres
Of meadow laud through htes started
by sparks from passing englnos.
! la tho damage case Of Ca. Huresell,
administrator, Va. Southern Pacific,
new complaint was allowed TO be filed
aud tue defendant by lts attorney,
| Thomas hafshall, grated service Ot
summonp, taking until November 2Srd
to plead.
The beard OF education mot last
night In special session In order 10
tlnish up the business laid over from
Saturdays meeting. The bid Of CAL
vert & Lancaster for n cement tiODr IN
the basement OF the Five Points build.
ing was accepted, the figure being $3.50.
President Turner reported that the
matter Of. suing the bonismen OF
de'aulting Treasurer Helirich, for the
deficiency In the general fund, was
under way, the Gaze having been givuu
to Major Brecien for prosecution. The
amount OF the deficiency Is s116S9nni
there are twenty bondsmen 10 bc sued.
The boadsmen OF Contractor LAM
mere, who was forced 20 suspend work
on the Quincy avenue building, hsv.
ing sigui1od their intention Of COM
plotting the job, the matter went over
until the next meeting, the committee,
Messrs. Turner, Smith and Dee, 10 In
vestigaie meanwhile.
Tho board OF directors Of the Reform
school held regular monthly meeting
yesterday afternoon. Only routine
business was transacted. The instl-
tuition was inspected and everything
was found IN the beet OF shape. ThI
hoard refused three petitions for parole
Judge Bishop yesterday granted the
petition II the Union Cemetery com.
. psDy OF North Ogden fora deed 10 the
laud occupied by the company's
cemetery.
: The Liberals held their primarle,
last evening and nominated candidate,
for the city council ~ well M delegates
, Tor tho city convention which viii b,
held today TO nominate the genera
ofiicers. Following Ia the ticket "
nominated for councillors;
Fret ward-J. II. Reslall, John A,
Atkinson.
Second wari-Charles Bsggs, g 'org,
W. Joner.
Third ward-A. I. Stone, NJ. J
Stone.
Fourth wari-J. q. Paine n J,
| Warner.
? Fifth ward-J. b. Gilt John Ma
I guire.
james lverson, who was arreete,
some time ago for interfering will
United States MsTshRls st. John m,
Butcher while serving an attachment
on two cars Of lumber which wer
I. standing ON the Union Pacific switol
} ut Five Points, had hearing betor
, CommieBloner HuiRniakl yesterday
. He was bound over 10 the grand iur.
4 IN bonds OF $500.