Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-03-08

United States Va. W. IL. Watson, in
dictmont unlawful cohgbitation, trial
Ia progfosi. The People w. Henry
MILESTONE, indictment lot contempt In
interfering with the proceedings Of tbs
court, case set Tor henting Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock. The People w.
John Connors, indictment burglary,
pleaded guilty and sentence given Of
three years and SIX months In the
penitentiaty. The People We. George q.
Taylor ct al, case continued for the
term.
A trio Of prisoners in the Weber
county jail have complained to tho
grand Jury regarding their food, they
ray: "From what We can learn the
county pays for three meals DAY f1r
its prisoners, which we have never re-
ceived since we have been here. We
get sometimes one meal an1 two
lunches. Breakfast comes at about
$3.50 or 10 O'Clock IN tbo morning ami
what they call dinner comes about
O'Clock in the afternoon aud tho lunch
which comes between o anu q O'Clock
y. IN. on tevcral occasions has been
two dour hnuts and these two dough.
nuts were supposed ~ last from y. IN.
until breakfast next morning. III that
Is what Weber county II paying
for we viii say no more, but
N Il Il not then, Of course, we
expect to get what they are paying
for. We would not have made mn az
peal to Judge Miner or TO YOU, gentle-
men OF the Jury, but We send couple
OF notes 10 this house and the LtNt
morning for breakfast We got tho
bread. And for the safety of this pub
lie We will also have to call your alien.
ton to the sherlif's trusty up.alalrs,
who 10 u criminal OF the lowest type.
According 10 his own statement he
has been In nine or ten different Jatie
between Salt Lake, Portland and san
Francisco and is an ex.cOnvict OF the
Utah penitontiary and ut the present
time IL doing six months for shooting
man through both legs. lie goes
about town both day and night" Two
u the three signers are IL. Il. Spencer
anu ID. ID. Smith, who were yesterday
elected by Judge Miner 10 four years
term In the ponitentiary for grand
larceny.
Tho members Of the Ogden Base
Ball association held meeting last
evening In tho abstract Office OF
Charles MeighaD, under the Ogden
state bank. A fair attendance was
present and several hours were spent
In discussing league matters. No
definite plan Tor conducting next SUM.
mer's games was mapped cut, but an
adjournment was taken until next
Friday night In order to boar an ex.
precision from some absent members.
The ballisis talk very encoutagingly
Of the future. The association has been
putting forth great efforts TO form an
inter.mountain league aud the mem.
bcre have great hopes OF 10 being con-
summated. Utah will have two teams
IN the league, namely, Ogden and Salt
Lake.
A petition Is being well circulated
and numerously signed asking the
county court TO survey and locate a
county road through North Ogden
canyon leading 10 the Ogden valley.
The design Is to change tho presnt
dugway from the south side OF the
canyon to the north, thus exposing the
road TO the rays OF the sun, thereby
making 1t passnble all seasons OF the
year. The r0nd Ia one that Ii exten.
sively used by residents Of North
Ogden, Harrlsville, Pleasant View,
Statewide, Liberty, Plain City anu
other settlements OF the county.
The final locating survey OF the road
from COalyille TO Pennington has been
completed. This Is the SAT- Lake coal
road, branch Of which IL to run from
Weber canyon TO Ogden and which II Ia
expected win DO completed early next
TALL II In TO DO hoped that the
completion OF this road will materially
reduce the cost OF coal TO consumers
in this city ~ we'll US In Salt Lake
City,
Two hundred and sixty OF the 4il2
residents Of Weber county who desire
10 witness the dedication OF the Salt
Lake Temple ARE from North Ogden.