The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-05-30

Several informal meetings have been held
by Mr.. Riesling, his attorney and the
owners of the hotel but nothing for the
public has resulted.
WILL MARRY HIS VICTIM.
j. G. Davidson. the young man who
ruined a 16year- old daughter of Will
son Lane family last week, will be al
lowed to in q measure repair the wrong
ne did, and when ne has substantlated
his statements regarding his antecedents
there will be a quiet wedding.
This morning the youth was brought
up from the pen, taken before Commits
sioner Wardleigh, and released on $3.50
bonds which his would-be father-in- law
furnished.
A NEW BANKING COMPANY.
Articles of incorporation of the Invest
ment Banking company, capital 500. 900,
divided into I, 900 shares, were filed today
with the county clerk. Ogden is named
as the principal place of business, and
the life of the corporation fixed at fifty
years.
The business set out by the company is
that usual for banking institution, with
the provisions added that the company
may buy and sell real estate, act as trus-
tee for individuals and corporations and
abstract and guarantee land titles.
The officers OF the company are E. r.
Ridgely, PRESIDENT; d. II. Adams, vice
president; O. j. Caldwell, secretary and
/ treasurer. These gentlemen with S. s.
Ridgely and William I'll. Meal added, con-
stitute the board OF directors.
The special committee from the city
council appointed to Investigate the
methods of the city pound keeper, met
this afternoon but adjourned to Wednes-
day afternoon at the request of Pound
Keeper Peterson, some of whose wit
nesses were not present.
PAVING OPERATIONS SUSPENDED.
Rumors of injunctions fled and to be
filed filled the air today, but simmered
down it proved to have resulted from idle
talk because of the contractors on the
TWenty-fiftn street paving contract hav-
ing withdrawn their forces for the pres
ent. It was found that the grading was
progressing too rapidly, the steam road
roller not having arrived, and the street
committee suggested that operations be
ceased for a few days.
A SINKING FUND.
The city council met tonight. but
transacted little business of interest. An
ordinance creating a sinking fund for the
payment of the recent bond issue interest
and principal was passed. The ordinance
provides that IS, 900 shall annually be set
aside for the next twenty years. Several
financial reports, including those of the
recorder and auditor for the past three
months, were submitted and referred.
An ordinance amending the present
sewer and plumbing ordinance was also
passed.
BROUGHT BACK TO LIFE.
The little two-year> old child OF A. N.
Grand, who lives near the gas works,
this evening fell into the mill race and
when found by party Of anxious search
ers was apparently dead, but good work
Of the attending physician brought back
life and tonight the child is considered
out of danger.
CLEVER ooLoRED sLUeeERs.
The fight tonight between Frank
Richards, the champion middleweight of
Utah. and Jack Ramsey, champion light
weight of Oregon and Montana,
was by far a more clever exhibition
of ''scrapping'' than the hippodrome
contest of Mobiles and Silverthorn a
lew nights since. The men are both
cOlOred and fOll oht deSDaratelv from the