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


togden Standard
Emma Nelson IN the plaintiff In n
divorce case against bor hS sband, AIel
Abel Nelson and the gfOuDds on which
the request IL based are peculiar In the
extreme. On March 7th, 1890, the
parties were married In Ogden. About
n yenr before Nelson had been adj
judged insane and sent 10 the asylum
Mt Provo, but Ia September, 1850, was
released at the solicitation ofhiE friends,
who put up $500 discharge bond. At
the time OF his marriage with the
plaintiff, the complaint alleges, he was
seemingly perfectly rational and In his
right mind, but In August. 1870, the
malady again made It's appearance and
he was for the second time committed
to the asylum, where no slill remains.
On January "a, 1891, n child was born
TO the unhappy couple. The plaintiff
prnys for decree and the custody OF
the child.
Wall avenue south OF twenty.fith
street Will secure the location OF the
ice manufacturing plant which In soon
10 be put In here by Denver cspitnlists.
MIR. Harding has practically decided
upon the site but needs ~ small strip
ofadjoInlng property and the deal may
BIO some time In contamination. The
cite must be on the railroad In order
that awitoh may be put into the
plant. The machinery, which Ia be-
ing manufactured la Chicago, viii be
ehipped from there on Saturday IN
tins 10 reach hero not later than
March 20. Yesterday the plans Tor
the buildings, which will bs two and
three story brick, arrived ana were
placed In the hands OF local cOntrnc.
tora and builders for bids. The plant
should be In operation by the middle
Of Aphl o. fist part Of May.
A sale IN now pending by which the
territory comprising tho southern aud
central portion OF Utah will DO trans.
fsrred to eastern aud local capitalists
for the manufacture OF the CART patent
door process, mentioned some time ago
Ia these columns. The price VIII be
$4,000. A similar amount will be
paid for northern Utah, Wyoming,
Idaho md Montana. ExperiB repre-
tenting a syndicate are now investiynl.
ing the feasibility Of locating a large
manufacturing concern on One Of the
rivers Ia tho northern part Of the
Territory, the motive power Tor which
will be furnished by water. Oregon
perties arc also figuring on tho pur.
chnse OF tho northwest. The patent
IS attracting the attention OF the manu-.
featuring world.
Tho Fourth District Court was IN
session all day yesterday aud got
through u great deal Of business. The
endorsement case against T.. FOIson,
ex.asGessor and collector Of Cache
county, was not finished but VIII 10
TO the Jury this morning, both slides
having rested and the arguments hav-
Ing been made. Olson was placed Ou
the stand ut the afternoon session. Ho
stated TINT no was unable TO account
for tho shortage, as when no loft tho
ofllce a. tho commencement Of his
serious Illness the books were all
straie ht and there was no deficiency.
During his absence man named
Shaw acted NJ deputy collector. Tue
cRse has attracted considerable stteu-
ton.
Deputy Marshal Gill took eight men
TO the penitentiary last night. They
were VIM. Southford, held for assault
with deadly weapon; r. u. spencer
and II. ID. Smith, grand larceny;
Robert Swift, sentenced TO four months
Tor fornfcatiOn; j. II. Burns anu JOhn
Evans, held for burglariaing "A Logan
iewelry store; Ed. Miller, burglary; and
Fred Hall, the negro who Ia said 10
have attempted 10 commit rape upon
Ruby Lashus.
A. L.. Wood, the negro who as
ssulted Pat Boyle with razor, chang
ed his plea to guilty aud was fined f26
and costs. He was sent to the county
jail. 1t In said Wood's friends bought
Boyle oil by paying him $40. When
the case was called he failed 10 respond.
boyle had an extremely close call ior
his life, rs the razor nearly severed
his head from his trunk.
The street hallway company made
ssme much needed and greatly appre-
ciated improvements In It's road0ed
yesterday. Several cars OF cinders
were distributed along the lines, anu
the mud holes which have been u
source OF great annoyance to the pub
lie were filled up and rounded of.
Among the recent nccessions 10 the
ranks OF the base bAllists Of Ogden IL
Mr.. William Traiiley, well.known
player and successful manager. Mr.
Trafiley was the organizer OF the
famous Union Pacific team of Omaha,