Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-19
OGDEN.

The police have made the monthly
roundup OF the gamblers ana dcmi-
monde. eighteen informations having
been served last evening.
James J. simpson and Miss Edna
schoneld. both Of Hooper. were married
by Justice Joseph Hall yesterday.
Albert Brown. son OF j. NJ. Brown ~
ogden. and Miss Rachel Brown. daugh-
Ter OF Harvey brown Of Huntsville.
,sefp married In the Temple at Salt
Lake Tuesday and were rendered re-
reption ut the home Of the groom's
father. 2st1 Washington avenue. last
evening.
The county commissioners will hold
4 special session today.
Thc Fourth ward Sunday school will
give literary and musical entertain
incnt Friday night. The High Street
Mystery. onc-nct opcrctta. win b.
presented as the closing number.
Arguments have been heard by Judge
Uolapp IN the case uf Fred Nciusncr VA
Mayor Boyle and the ogden city coun.
I'll. but the Judge has not yet rendered
hia decirlon Meissner and others were
ua they claim. Illegally removed from
their positions ON the police force. and
the suit " to recover salary alleged To
h. due.
Joseph Abba has brought sui, against
~ A. Smyth to Recover SECS damages.
alleged 90 be- due from Smyth Tor prod
uce and failure to- abide by contract
Plaintiff alleges IN his complaint that
he entered into q contract on AIfil !,
1855. with Smith. whereby he was to
manage and care for DEFENDANTS farm.
and for his labor was TO receive one
half of the crop ~ the farm. after de-
Quoting certain percentage. which
was 20 20 to smyth that smyth was TO
furnish the necessary water and all
Implements with which to carry On the
farm. hut that he failed to do so; also
that Smyth, against the wish and VIII
" the plaintiff, turned his cattle.sheep
and horses into the farm and upon the
produce ready for sale and under cuitl-
walton. for which damages ARE claimed
~ stated.
some Eastern parties have been In
veatlgatlnK the advantages of ogden
ne place for the location Of plant
for the manufacture NJ calcium car
hide. the material used IN the manufac-
ture of ncctylcnc gas. which IL fast
supcrrcdlng all other illuminantr In the
Fast. Calcium carbide " made of coal
(cokel and limestone. Of which there "
a great abundance In Utah. The pro-
cess ~ manufacturing the carbide ~
auircH considerable power aud cleo
trlclty N used 20 rmcit and combine the
two materials coal and lime. With
cheap power and cheap raw material.
thcfv would seem Co be- M good reason
why carbide should not be- manufac-
turcd here In sufficient quantity 10 sup
ply IN" demand OF the entire western
country
a ward dance will he held In the
Firth ward Friday night, In the insti-
tute building.
W H. Armstrong. formerly OF ogden.
but now residing IN Iowa and acting ~
a colonization agent. came out IN Utah
several days ago, bringing with him a
number 81 Iowa farmers TO look over
the country with the purpose IN view
OF purchasing land and bccnmlLg per.
maneut rraldentn N the "wiil aud
woody West" They were shown
around Utah and idaho. and family
purchased land In the Snake River
valley In the vicinity Of Idaho Fails.
Mr.. Armstrong returned TO Iowa Tues
day evening. where he viii continue his
colonization work. and he expects Ia
bring many morc Intending settlers out
10 this country before long.