Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-03


fled TO The fact that "Georee" Lewis
had lived with the woman % his wife
nd that deeds aud papers were figned
by "Geofge" Lewis and his WIG
Eleanor Lewis. The other petitioner,
Professor #. Is. Lewis, did not intro
duce any testimony and the hearing
was continued until April IL.
This afternoon Byron Sessions Ia to
file his bond OF SIS, 900 as receiver OF
the estate of William Crawford, the
wealthy ranchman, who mystoriously
disappeared and has not yet since been
heard from. Early last week Charles
Crawford, ono OF his heirs, filed n
petition in the Fourth disirict court
alleging these facts and asking that
a receiver be appointed 10 care for the
property ~ II was In danger OF being
destroyed. The petition was granted by
Judge Miner and Mr.. Sessions named
AZ the receiver. As soon rs Mt. SEES.
sions receives the property he viii
institute vigorous search for the
missing man In the hopes OF either
finding him alive or the body. The
estate IL estimated 10 be worth sl5O,-
900.
All week n force Of siKty.one men
has been at work on the Utah Loan
and Trust company building. and
Saturday night when the piy.roll was
made out, It aggregated nearly $1,000.
Already nearly the whole frame work
Of the interior IL In place, the court TO-
constructed and the appearance Rradu-
ally begins to be that OF the old struc-
turc. Today the trust company WIS
moving Into its corner room, to do
business Mt the old stand, asif nothing
had happened. Within forty days the
owners Of the building expect TO have
II reconstructed entirely and ready
once more for occupancy. Nearly
100000 will be tho cos, OF repairing,
and nearly every dollar Of this sum
will be distributed among Ogden nrtiz'
ans and material men.
Controlling the waters from the
melting snow In the vicinity Of North
Ogden Is becoming quite serious. The
street between that place aud Ogden
has been inundated In several places.
The barn yard OF Abraham Chadwick
IL entirely under water and this hand
some residences OF Gideon Alvord and
Richard Smith are In the midst Of an
inland sen. While the street IN that
locality IL entirely submerged for
great distance, the piece Of turnpike
road across deep hollow near A. II.
Rlgere' residence has been shipped on
the farms below, leaving the road In
mn ugly and impossible condition.
Work on the Ice plant has progressed
rapidly during the week and .the pro-
prieiofs expect 10 have the plant In
operation by May 10th. The plant
will consist Of one 'one.story ami one
two.story building, both Of stone and
brick with metal roof. The capacity
OF the plant will be thirty tons per day.
An artealan well In being sunk on the
premises, on Twonty.third street, near
Wall, the water will be clarified aud
every precaution taken TO produce ice
which Ia pure and wholesome.
Tho Power Dam casewas set for hear.
Ing today In the district court onitho
report OF Referee Breeder filed some
time ago, which awards judgmontA b.
Peter Wilson against q large number
OF the subscribers 10 stock In the com.
pnny. Some sensational developments
NAV take place after the usual legal
prelImlnaries have been disposed OF.
Don Mcguire, chief OF Utsh's
mineral and archaeological depart.
menle OF the Worlds Fair, leaves for
Chicago tomorrow morning. All
OF the exhibit has been shipped and
will DO In place before the fair openS.
Tomorrow the fint westbound
Golden Gate special OF six Pullmans
will reach Ogden and 40 over the
Southern Pacific. This excursion IL
known as the third tour, both Of tue
others having gone down into Mexico.
ogden's shot gun club Il preparing
for the opening OF the season, and
members are getting really for the
first tournament. Becker stlll holds the
championship medal, having defeated
Bigelow MT the last shoo'.
Wayne McVeagh, attorney. general
under President Garfield, anu party
arrived from the West yesterday and
continued East over the Union Pacific