The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-08-17
OGDEN.
THE COUNTY COURT
Regular Weekly Session Yes
terday.
News in All the Courts Baseball Noes
General Glranings.

The county court met in regular session
yesterday with full board present.
Caroline Donlon, whose property had
been sold for taxes unknown to her, she
not having received any notice of taxes,
asked to be allowed to redeem the property.
Allowed on condition of the payment of
S6.65.
Albern Allen, county collector. reported
some cases of double assessment of prop
erty. where the property had been sold for
taxes delinquent on one assessment and an
appropriation was maze. TO redeem the
properly.
n. w. Bethel, deputy county surveyor,
submitted sample page of the plat or
road book, showing all the roads in the
county. de proposed to furnish such a
book for the county at q cost OF S2l5. The
proposal wos accepted.
j. H. MacMullen, county attorney, fled
q written opinion that the county can sell
lax certificates which it has bid in.
Selecuman Shurtliff reported that the
first bridge in Ogden canon was in bad
condition, and that it would require 500 to
Sl50 TO put IL in good repair. He was
authorized to make sny needed repairs.
Seleciman Shurtliff recommended that
the petition of H. H. Wadman and others
mines denied. The recommendation was
adopted.
en- appropriation of $35 was made to G.
+. Randall for a right-of-way for a road
through his property.
The petition of Daniel Murdoch and
others for the opening of county road
from the west end OF Seventeenth street. in
Ogden city to the Marriatt school house,
was referred TO Cross.
A number of bills were allowed and the
court adjourned for one week.
New Suit Filed.
Bsllentyne Bros Lumber company yes
terday brought suit in the Fourth district
court against the Ogden city Episcopal
church, Jacob S. Boremau, Otis E. Faw-
bic, Moses ID. Freeman, David w. Reed,
M. f. Stafford, James L. Loar, j. G. Paine,
Amos Sebring and James M. Cause, trus-
tees; Peter Hobert Doyle, George Hslver-
son and +. B. Adams, board of church ex-
tension of the Methodist Episcopal church,
defendants.
The plaintiff, on the 18th day of
November, 1882 entered into q con-
tract with l. w. Hayden and J.
w. Hill. who were the agents
of the defendants to furnish material
So, $780, 40, as an original contractor to be
used and which was used in the construc-
ton Of the church named in the complaint.
The plaintiff alleges that no part of said
claim has ever been paid. except the sum
of So, Sl3.40, and that there is now due and
owing this plaintiff the sum of 81, 507, prin-
cipal, With interest at the rate of per
cent. per annuTn from Sept. l, 1891, less $50
and interest thereon from Jan. :, 1892, and
$50 paid Jan. 2S 1892, and like interest,
The complaint further alleges that the de-
PENDANTS, L. b. Adams and board of extern
sion of said church and Peter Haber, Doyle
and Halverson have or claim to have liens
or mortgages or membranes of some
KIND upon said premises and buildings, but
which the plaintiff is informed and be-
lieves and therefore alleges the fact to be
that all of said liens, mortgages and incum-
ORANGES are junior, subsequent TO the lien
of this plaintiff.
Wherefor the plaintiff prays judgment
for the amount OF principal and interest
]. II. Mac Miller appears as attorney for
the plaintiff.