Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-04
OGDEN.
LEGAL pu-Iues- - Progress OF Irrigation
Case n. OF 4. Visit city Council.


Case n. Of a. Visit city Council
Yesterday witnessed the completion Of
the great dam OF the Davis and We
Der counties canal company In East
canyon. Morgan county. The gates
were closed and the reservoir viii begin
to I'LL rapidly.
al one time an Inmate OF the asylum.
was arrested aud placed In the county
iall yesterday afternoon by Sheriff
I.aync. He was acting puccrly ana
viii probably have to be sent TO Provo
again.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
In the Second district court yesterday
In the case ~ Peoples Building and
Loan association Va q. y. Fowblc
Judge iiolapp ordered "a follows That
" H. uandcraon II entitled To $500 at.
torncy'e fee and costs that have been
advanced by him. this to come out OF
moneys now In the hands OF the court.
aud after said amount has been paid To
him. the balance 90 be turned over 10
Mary foreman after defendants have
filed their written release and receipt
against plaintln. ON motion Of v.
Gideon. attorney Tor plaintiff. stay OF
execution was granted for ton days
In the cnso Of the Union Pacific Rail.
road company w OFT a Ziemir. IN the
matter Of restraining order, Judge
Rolnpp handed down his decision lis.
solving tho restraining order and sus-
tanning demurrer ~ defendants.
Before Judge Johnson In the case OF
Joseph Abba w u. A. Smith defendant
was granted ton days In (which To plead
20 amended complaint.
THE IRRIGATION CASE.
The hearing OF the cnac OF Marriott
Irrigation company W Bear River fr-
rlRntion ANA ogden Watcrworkr com
pany was resumed before Judge John
son yesterday morning. Moroni skeon
was placed on the stand By the plain
TIN, and when his testimony was con-
cludcd tho plaintin rested.
The defendants attorneys then pro.
scented stipulation IN which by aHrcc.
ment all cross-complainta between
defendants were Withdrawn and the
court ordered all such dismissed
The defendant then placed John Tay-
Tor on the stand who testified NJ 10 tho
amount of water necessary on different
lands.
u. N. Burns. Of the First Colorado
regiment, returning frum Manila. passed /
through ogden yesterday on his way |
home.
FRATERNAL VISIT,
Tho Ogden knights NJ Pythlaa r.. |
ccited visit last night from their |
NNNNN'I NfNNhfIN OF tue htltl from NNlt ]
lake. Provo and Eureka. aud had a |
gfani ffnternnl time In their elegantly /
uunointed hall.
The appropriation made by the I.arls-
lniurc for the State Industrial school
VII be used In the construction NJ an
addition to the building which will be
~ brick and 30Nf0 feet to BE- used n-
kitchen. dining room. hsiN rooms and
laundry, The building viii be- of one
story with basement IN which VIII
be the laundry ana bath rooms
MORGAN TAKEN 40 DAVIS co.
sheriff Abbott Of Davis county came
TO ogden yesterday after william Nor
Kan. who was In inii here charged with
the murder ~ Thomas Sandal at lay
ton aud took him to Pennington.
sheriff Abbott believes that Morgan
and Morris are members Of gang who
are responsible for the murder OF Mr..
Sandal.
The funcni Of WIN l.. Rider. who
died In the Ogden General hospital Sat
ur,iny night. was held from the fnmiiy
residence on sixteenth street yesterday
Superintendent H. r. Dyer Of tho
ogden sugar factory. has returned from
hts visit 20 Grand Junction.
The rcaidencc ~ Al Kuhn on TWEEN
ty-fourth stree, was entered Saturday
nifht by u thief, who stole Colts
ON the lat inst. tho countv eierk IA.
sued n marriage license 10 Joaeph UaW-
Hon, n, and Mrs, Anna d Ipsen' "a
both Of Plain CITY.
Ex-Dcputy ahcrln Moronl shccn ioft
yesterday for pocnteilo ,yher, ne ,yiti
be- connected With tho American Fails
Land and Power company.
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The council met nj $3.50 II. m. last
night An the members were nr,s,,nt
except Ash and Jenkins
on report OF tho street COMMITTEES. A
bridge WAS ordered huilt o,,.r thr Nn,,L !
ogden canal ON Seventh gtr.et
The street COMMITTEE. f,.porte,I iaaga
llneai feet In PAVING diefrlct No. n
Twenty fourth street. and ss ilneal feet
protesting. hence they recommended
that the tax be levied for paving. nnd
that the matter OF preparing an ordi-
nance be- referred 10 the committee on
laws and the city attorney. Adopted
NO, 80, -, -, -.
i'b''H MD niitE OhIErs COM
fIi'Mhp'
Mayor John A. uoyle submitted t,yn
Tho first amounting
the urs sent chief OF Malice l. Il. DaV-
import. 10 succeed himself as chief OF
the police department.: the second do-
Ing likewise with Fire chief Orson
User Roth nontun tlona were nro,nnflv