Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-01-04
JUNCTION CITY NEWS
A mORGM OlTy DIVORCE SUIT
The Eonrds Of Education mud County
Csmmsionars Come TOxeiher.
--Gcncral.

Yesterday afternoon A. II. Wasmor,
late foreman Of the paper, gRrnlshccd
about $3.50 n bills due the Post which
viii cover his claims.
Littla Johnnie Mcguire who wac 40
terribly burned on Christmas night is
much Improved aud.will be but little
disEguroj.
with the change Of management OF
the Grand opera house comes also n
chaheo In tho orchestra. Hereafter,
Nh. T.. W. Ford will have the direc.
ton OF the musical part OF the houee.
The Ogden Medical society held its
annual meeting last evening and
elected officers Tor this ensuing year ~
fyllorG J.. X. Allen, president; q. w.
Pcrkius, vice-ptesIdent; H.. NJ. CoDroy,
secretary.
Tho ladles OF the Ogden Charitable
association appreciate every math Ui
confidence In their work, shown by
tHr citizens Of Ogden. Tho latest Is
n donation Of hall dozen sacks OF
d0nr from J. G.. Armstrong, which the
ladies win distribute among tle poor
iamliss under their charge.
In the rnso OF the Bear Lake a
River Water Works and Irrigation
company vs.. Ogden City, brought 10
recover taxes paid 10y plaintiff under
protest, on the ground that me COM
rauy to exempt under territorial
statute, the piaiNfiil declined 10 amend
It, complaint aud judgment was
rendered ia favor Of the defendant.
rhuGeruty malthals were all busy
Yesterday serving Attachments ON the
rccouuis uuu the waterwOrks company
from citizHug Tor water rents, Ia the
slt NJ Francis Smith VS.. Bear Lake
aud River Waterworks ~ Irrigation
company. judgment Ia the SUN OF
$500 was rendered some time ago IN
iAyUr OF the plaintiff.
The change 30 the Jurisdiction Of this
a. o. u. why reason ufwhich Idaho,
UtaA and Montana viii sever their
connection with the grand jurisdiction
ul Ntvrdg ANA organize separate
Jurisdiction, viii take place today. The
law Jurisdiction viii be instituted by
tficufs oi the grand lodge. Yesterday
tbs incmbugs Ut the order prwan 10
gather npd this morning the number
viii te greatly increased. Tho Juris-
ulo,i1u tu be Instituted will have a
membership u $3.50.
The new board Of county commits.
siOuers not yesterday aud organized
flr,thu work Ol the uuXt two years.
Inc new board, consisting of Bishop
hnufllifi, Swenson ana Wnugsgaari,
met aud transacted certain business
Ccuriy Attorney Weber, Surveyor
Pefl,ius and Assessor Dis appeared
and were duly indicted into office.
william Wheeler and sixty others,
frsldcuisoi the Perry school district,
IeuuGued the court 10 defer action IN
tie matter Of selling the school proper
~ Ot the old Siatetville school dis
i-'r' Action was accordingly de-
!erfed.
tue tame OF Judge Miner yesterday
was occupied with The ifinl OF the
uivotce casu oi Mary Il. Lyons VI,
john Lyons and the heafin. was not
completed until O'Clock Inst evening
when decree WIS granted, the
gtounds being habitual drunkenness
The interested parties uTe from Morgan
CITY ana have been married thirty.
Ave year,, during which period they
have tairUi u large faulty. The
p'niuUn gud dC,cnuAnt with Ne7srs.
kmbaii aud Allison the formers
attorneys, aud A. Ii. Haywood, cJuu-
,el Tor thr defense, win meet this morn.
ing ~ decide upon nu equitable
distribution OF the property OF the
estate, Valuud "a, Sihlu, paT, OF which
b. oi.untvd In Morgan county ami part
iu salt Lake CITY.
The ncw board OF education was or.
gaiized last night with William Har.
CJmbs President u. i. Pettingill vice
PRECEDENT, and &. NJ. BrOugh, treasurer.
The hour OF meeting was seven O'Clock,
and by that time all the new members
and Messrs. Adams, Fungc and Dee OF
The old board were gathered ia the
sultrintendent's ofilCu Ia the city hall.
Judge Dee explained the enforced ab-
seEcr OF the president aud Vice rcsi-
dent Smith, amt called tho session to
order. All members Of the OLD board,
with the exceptions noted, were pres.
ent, aud tue minutes Of the last meet
tug were read and approved. Mr..
AtasiH, the auditing committee, re-
porioi that he had oNnmiuod the books
ui tuo treasurer anu found them cor
Terl. He submitted a detailed report,
showing that there r. now in the
treasury S2&,1N1. ~, to which must be
alden an estimated Sl0.OOO fTOm the
Territory and $1,000 from tho city.
The new board then organized ny
olecting Judge Dee temporary chair
mau. Mr.. Pettingill was electol vice.
president. G.. NJ. BrOugh Wa elected
treasurer lnasmuch ne there were so
many applications iCF the OiiiGO OF
clerk VI the board, the election Of that
officer wpa deferred until the next
meeting. The board then adjourned
an Friday night.
Last night the new city council met
IN their iirst session after a caucus OF
two hours aud n half In the Mayors
private oilice. Mayor Lundy called
the council 10 order nj the time men
ilonud and proceeded to organize. j,
H. kes,all was unanimously elected
president Of the council and Messrs,
en-, Jones and Harcop were appointed
q committee 30 escort the president &
TIE chair. Upon taking his eent Presi'
dent Restall returned hts thanks. CITY
Hecorder Rapp read the list OF the
mayors appointments on the various
council committees, which are as fol-
lows; Committee ON water supply
some, harrOp aud Bvggs. ON laws
II sian, Warner aud Maguirr. On
hlrects-Jones, Warner anu stone. Ga
elnlna- Nlbguirv, Warner and Atkin'
ron. On finance --Warnor, Jones and
bill' On sewer--PaiuC, Beggs Gnu
Magulge. On licpuHu--Gill, HagroI
aul AtElns0n. On lr,--Gill, JOno'
AMI llurFny IN uupfauEV- llnato1t