Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-16
JUNCTION CITY NEWS.
Contemplated Establishment Of q Glass
Factory in Ogden.
rnr OPERA HOUSE CASE SETTLED.
Death OF Harry Ford, Receiving
Clerk Of the Union
Pacific.
fOaden Siandrra |

Judge Bishop yesterday received n
dispatch announcing the death at Dos
Moines, Iowa, Of his aged mother.
The Italians injured In Mondays
Union Pacific wreck have all lett the
hospital with the exception OF the man
with the broken leg aud the woman
with the broken collar bone. These
latter will DO detained several weeks
yet.
Tho board OF education meets in
regular weekly session tonight. The
present board will hold but two more
meetings, and have a vast amount OF
work yet 10 do In connection with the
completion OF the new school build.
iuge.
John Kruitboach has sueI the city
I'm Commissioner Wardleigh's court
for 500 damages, alleged TO have bren
sustained by him by running against a
role which wls placed on the sidewalk
Of n branch street by the electric light
rcople, acting under instructions from
the city engineer.
The county court has decided 10 loah
tho balance OF the sinking fund to
Morgan county, and on Saturday the
am unit collected for the fund will be
forwarded by the county clerk. The
money will be used by Morgan 70 fund
IT, outstanding warrants and improve
the condition OF the county'e roads. In
addition TO the 5000 already loaned,
the amount OF tho present loan will
nearly reach $1,000.
A gentleman well known 10 this
city, VINO has wealth and enterprise,
has made proposition TO the chamber
0fcommerce looking to the establish.
mont OF a glass factory In o ,den next.
spring. Ii the citizens OF Ogden viii
raise bonus OF $4,000 or It's equival.
ent, the gentleman referred to agrees
10 eKpend the sum OF $4,000 In the
'siruction OF "A glass factory which
all have nay roll VI Mt least $1,000
m1uthly. IL IN thought that the pr0po.
alton will be accepted.
Harry Ford, one OF the well known
Ford brothers, died yesterday morning
few minutes after O'Clock OF typhoid
lever, with which he had been pros.
trated for about two weeks. The de.
ceased was fOrty.two years OF aye and
for fifteen years has been employed rs
receiving clerk at the Union Pacific
freight depot, where he haa enteured
himself TO everyone ~ his pleasant
aud accommodating manners. He
leaves p wife and six children. The
funeral will take place on Sunday and
railroad boys are making arrangements
10 attend In n body. The Ogden City
brass band will be In attendance at the
sad ceremony.
The Grand opera house case has been
settled and on January lot Manager
w. J. Bowes will vacate anu the owner.
OF the building assume entire control.
The settlement was the result OF com.
promise, the terms OF which have not
been made public although, acting
under instructions from Judge Miner,
the jury rendered judgment against the
defendants and in favor OF tn plaintiffs
for S.g64; the amount claimed to be due
for rent and the claim for $4,000 dam.
ages, alleged TO have been sustained by
the defendants 10y reason OF the uucoui'
pleted condition OF the thealer, the IN.
convenient location OF the dressing
rooms and the defective stage appara'
tus, was dismissed. MessTs. Eocles,
Clark, NJ. =. Browning and J. NJ
Browning will after the first OF tn,
year conduct the theator themselves
through AN agent, unless one Of the siS
oilers To lease already received is ac'
cepted, in which case new contTac
will be drawn up.