Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-21
DEMOCRATIC REGISTRARS
AOooInied In Six Of The Ogden Election PIE
ensis In Place Of Republicans Removed,
Iur, isi-mInor court Casos-Fnnerni
Of Father Hichardson-rair Notes
uiitcn BY a Dog-Local Brief,


INK NMfNAN INV NANAAAA"i W NAANAH fHN"
drawn The jurors arc to appear oct.
On at 10 a. m. They are as follows
ogden, George n. Care. II. J. Iill. II.
c. ravcy. Squire Coop. George J. Whit
myer. patrcy Heaiy Albert r. Wood,
T. Wolapp. John W. Russell. James
caa1in, Fred Lund.
IUy-Danlcl ". scrlbucr.
Pain City-Willlam Knight. John
Nav.
Eatprylllo-=Rlchard Slater.
Hufch Crcck-Jamoa nurch.
Wuson-John Hnckhnm.
EHru-Dnniol &. walker.
IIbyrty--Joseph Southwick.
Plain city George a. Boyd.
Ii00pcr-iili q. spauldlug,
Fnrr Wcst-JameH g.. MeHtcrgard.
william liodsou.
Wnrfcn-Thomna ". Bullock
DENOCItATIC REGISTRARS Ap-
POINTED.
The following ara the resolutions
adopted by the county commissioners
iu special session held September 18th,
1899. The readers u the News VIII
remember the report VI the commits
a0nrrs' meeting To- TucHduy's paper. in
which the Democrats demanded that
faeiHtrutl0n agents be appointed IN
certain districts from the Democratic
party and the following h. the result
u their request!
UEsoLUTIoNs or BOARD.
whereas. on September nth. this
board appointed q registry agent 100
url Tor each 0f the twenty-five go
election districts within ogden citny'
whereas. This board now finds that
through "a mlslntorptvtutlou uf the cleo
don laws. "a Republican was appointed
HH registry agent ln ana Tor IN" Nor-
oHi Smith. Tenth. Fourteenth, Twenty
second and Twenty ogden ylrr-
tI.u districts. but that in said districts
90 Democrat should have been up-
pointed. now be u
named persons be-. and they nrc hereby
removed uH registry agents IN and Tor
be election districts set opposite their
I.a.uutlNo names. said removal 20 De
elective nj once, tu-wlt
sylvester ;. Packer, Second ogden
John r snyth. Nlnth ogden election
WIN. It. Chase. Tenth ogden election
4. r. Heatmark Fourteenth ogden
Dan rush, Twcnty-socond ogden
..Feti0u district.
Thor j. Hnckham. Twonty-fourth og-
1Hu yIHrti0n district.
And b. 10 further resolved. That tho
county clark be, and he ~ hereby d.
rcCtel Go forthwith notify each NJ the
Uboyn.0amcd persons OF the adoption uf
thIs resolution,
DO Il resolved. That tho following
named Democrats Doc, and they urv
hereby appointed registry agents In and
Cor the election districts set opposite
ih'Ir respective names, Co nll the vac
caucios now existing Ia said districts.
tl-Wlt.
a. white, Second ogden election dis
tflgt
chaa. J. Middleton, Ninth ogden
election district.
j. NJ iiarbsrison, Tenth ogden cleo
% il Goddard, Fourteenth ogden
election district
&c. g. McEwnn, Twonty-fccoud og.
don election district,
r. AZ SHELLS, Twonty-fuurth ogden
election district
MINOR COURT CASES.
In the mnttor Of the estate 90 charles
Buck deceased; Mrs. Hannah Buck WAS
appointed by the court us udmiuistru-
irlA with bond fixed nt 800.
The case of a. L. Condor Va August
N.Chola ct al was continued Tor the
term.
William Smith W. II. J. Peterson IL at.
WaH continued for the term.
sui' NJ Utah W. Goo. Clinic; hearing
o.. Cor Sept, 2lst,
Mary Mlxcl vs. Thos. T. Ferri8 II al.
order Tor decree In favor " plaintiff.
FUNERAL OF FATHER RICHARD
SON.
Funeral services were held In tho
lIilh ward meeting house yesterday ar
tauHlu al $3.50 o'clock over tho mortal
NHfH.HNFH fUN Hobart INIahurtNaln a.
u.1tn'H oldest citizens. Father lach-
hfiHuni uH he WINS called hy many, de-
parted this NE Sept. 1911. Mt 80 a, iu,,
~ ih' uHc Of "a years, \ months and "a
day. The funeral services were pre-
f.1ni over by Blghop n. j. Stevens. The
ward choir furnished the singing. El-
q.rs Geo. Poultcr. G, G. Brown, Jas II,
Douglass, John a. Boyle and Bishop
stevens culuglzed The useful and noble
Ni' NJ the deceased ana spoke words of
comfort and consolation 10 the dear
uF wife and children that
i'W1.nH were Inferred lu tho family
BURIAL place ln the ogden city cemetery.
Nlny beautiful fiornl tributes were
placed upon the grave, showing the
esteem In which the deceased was
h"I among his nelghbors and friends.
uENDERsoN-MAss NUPTIALs.
llst Tuesday evening at the purlor5
OF Sins, u. Peterson. tn popular dress
mNEeU Mr.. II, c. Henderson aud Miss
MI Mass were united in the bonds OF
h1y matrimony. Bishop Robert Me-
yHurIe officiating Tho contracting
PARTIES uru both popular, The bride Is
MIs. PotcrEon'H sister, ana II well
own ana highly respected IN ogden,
me young couple expect 10 remain hero
5lI "a few weeks ana win then 10 10
l'rnvor whore they VIII make their fu-
lNrr home. Mr., aud Mrs. Henderson
nave The heartlest congratulations Of
many friends.
TABERNACLE FAIR,
The tabernacle fair last evening was
talrly well attended, Many Of the hn-
'.l gifts have already boon rallied of
full there are great many more
choice gifts 10 be sold. The young peo-
pie ore cnioylng the lne dancing floor
ana choice music, In fact everybody
time.
BITTEN ny A DOG.
Last evening Mrs Luckey. who has
heon visiting with Mrs. g, W, Chase for
me past three months, was called home
70 Ashley Utah, very UNEXPECTEDLY. on
saturday her little 5-ycar-old son was
bitten ON the cheek By a vicious dog.