Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-04-08

that institution. Since his disgrace
the bank has cashed the warrants anu
now wanis the board 10 pay the aggte'
gate amount Of their face value. Or.
Dec took the position thar the board
did not know this bank va ia dealings
with Helifich and therefore was not
responsible for any deficiency ~ the
lattef's bank account. The board, he
tali, held Helfricu and his bondtmon
for the amount Of the formers deiAloa'
lion and tue bank could 20 AMI do like
wise. IL was none OF the board's buei-
ness whether its tfeiusufer Put the
money entrusted 10 his care into n
sand bank or the vaults Of the CltiEcn's
bank. Tho matter was finally referred
to Dee and Patterson for investigation.
Yesterday afternoon Messrs Har.
combe, Dee aud Hart, Of the school
board, INSPECTED the new q lincy
avenue school building, which was
completed the day before, and formally
accepted it. Work on this building
has bcen delayed considerably by
strikes and by tho assignment OF the
contractor, but by hard work AMI the
assistance VI his b3ndsmen tho con.
tractor was able TO complete the building
whiting tho prescribed time limit. The
building In now finished nnd iurnifhed
ready for occupancy aud school VIII be
opened IN II on Tuesday morning.
The total cost IL about $4,000, which
includes tho building as IL now stands
ready for use. IL Is n handsome four
room structure aud 10 the last OF the
six school buildings which were
planned and started during the incum-
bency OF the last board OF education.
At Reno, Nevada, on Tuesday
plight J.. NJ. ZION OF Berkeley, Cal,
was elected from an east.bOund train.
He held regular rOund.tfip ticket
over the Central Pacific to Chicago
from San Diego anu return, aligned and
indersrd by him. Tue return coupon
Clos A Angeles 10 OSden) was dishon.
0red by the conductor Of the Central
Prcinc railroad aud taken up, claiming
that II was scilpef's ticket. Iiou
rolscd 10 pay the fare 10 Ogjen,
claiming hlB ticket was regular
ticket, Issued directly to him ut the
regular office In Chicago. He was
summarily elected, aud declared lao
would sue the company for damagrs.
At the board Of education meeting
last evening, the written resignation
OF IL. T. Petteugill was received and
accepted. The cause OF his retire.
ment was his removal 20 Salt Lake
City. Territorial Commissioner Bore.
man reported that inasmuch rs there
IL some ST. 900 OF the territorial school
fund In litigation the FIRST payment Of
Ogden's AppoTtionment wOulu amount
10 but Si,0jl.2I. This money Will be-
ready for tho board ina very short
time.
Yesterday afternoon farmers team
dashed up rwenty.fourih street from
Grant avenue, and when 1t reached
Washington turned north. Great was
the scramble 10 get out OF its couIse.
At the corner Of Twsnty.thiri the
wagon came In contact with an electric
light pole, wrecklng the pole anu
bringing the horses to standstill.
Byron Sessions will today file his
$40. 900 bond a. rrcsiver OF the estate OF
Charles Crawford. Some unforeseen
delays have been caused by tho refusal
OF tue court TO accept tue former bonds.
men. No traces OF Crawford have yet
blcn found.
The sewers Of the new district now
beng put In were csteriay connected
with the Washington avenue mains.
The contractors are still ut work on the
private system which will connect
with the Union Pacific hospital.
Travel to Salt Lake was u little
lighter yesterday than iorsevaral DAYS.
Cache Ounty aud the north sent down
several hundred to attend tue dedlca.
ton. Weber goes on Monday.
IL. Ii. Smith, n veteran OF Corlnne,
died yesterday and will be buried this
afternoon by Riohey brothers IN the
Corinne cemetery.
f. A. Miller, OF tho Wisconsin Gen.
trial, and party will reach Ogden tonight
from the west In special car.
Sewer Contractor Wilkerson returned
yesterday from the coast, where he has
Ucen on business.
Another car OF armor plate for the
battle ship Oregon went west last
night,
Thirty.two ears Of oranges-two
trains-went east yosloriay.