Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-27
OGDEN.
Sunday nurgiars Caught-City Council
County business News In nrief.

rhoy were landed In Jan and held 10
await the arrival % an officer TO idUuti-
" the new suits with which they were
clothed. Marshal Rogers arrived here
yesterday afternoon and Identified the
men and the stolen clothing. and their
trial was fixed By the police justice for
10 o'clock "a. M. today.
OGDEN CITY COUNCIL
The Council mot last evening at $50
o'clock with all the members present
Dog Tax Collector j. a. Lnmpcrt rD-
ported so turned Into the treasury Tor
fifteen male dogs and one female dog
He was allowed $50 Tor SALARY Tor June.
chief Of Police Davenport nominated
John a. HutchonH nH special police at
Five Points, and the now officer was
promptly CONFIRMED. lie will serve one
month for f1i.
u. u. EnaIgn and forty-soveu others
asked that the council open aud grade
Thirty-thlrd street from Washington
20 Adams. Referred TO the street com-
mltteo.
W. T.. Wilkinson. president. and
James liycrH. secretary, OF the ogden
MinlHterlul association. commended the
council for ~ tidclIty and requested
tho officers 90 continue the enforce
mont VI the ordinance against sunday
baseball games. Filed
a. q. snccd and thlrty-two others
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Twcntysfourth street west NJ Weber
river. Referred 90 street committee.
The receivers ~ the Water 60. cau-
toned the council not 60 permit any
Interference with the lire hydrunts cX-
copt for IRE purposes. on motion 90
Councilman Watson. the recorder was
Instructed 90 ask for the use ~ the
hydrnt In Paving District 40 Cor
woilnR the pavement ana Tor the hy.
drunt on Harrison avenue 10 aid In
Hprlnkllng the canyon road
Councilman cullen tc-lntroduccd the
baseball ordinance, which passed It's
urat and second reading. and was. un-
der suspension of the rules, taken up
on third reading and killed. those vot-
Ink fot the ordinance which permitted
ball We're. brewer. Cullen. Jones. Shaw.
Williams. ugaluat iU Browning Icn-
hns, finErro, Woullgy Watson The
ordinance forhldding ball games iH atlli
in force. plngroe and Watson also
Woollgy made good speeches against
ball playing.
The city engineer reported that au
water AMI sewer connections had been
made IN District No o save two ils
asked Tor instructions and was directed
90 consult tho attorney and proceed 10
put In the connections ana collect az
per ordinance. At 1880 tho council nd
iourned Tor one week.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The board met In regular session yea-
tcrday M 10 o'clock "a. M. with an tho
mcmbcra present and transacted the
following business:
John whcelwriEht appeared before
the board and made a statement rpia-
tive TO the bridge over the HOOPER
canal on the sugar House road. SIR
WhcolwrlEhtH statement was accepted
hy the board.
Commissioner Smith reported that he
4. a..
"a certain road IN Liberty. had found
that II would b. practicable and had
instructed the road supervisor 90 COM
menco the necessary work upon the
same
William q. Wilson applied for and
was granted q license 10 soil liquors.
ctc., NJ retail. NJ the Hermitage, IN og-
den canyon. The application was ac-
rompnnied ~ bond In tho sum ~
81 900 with James J, Barker and
chris FlyHarc ne HureiieH. The rate
was fixed al 800 per anuum. payable
quarterly. invariably IN advance.
In accordance with law. tho ncr-
vices " J. j. Barker and Joseph Powers
ua fruit tree inspectors were ordered
dlsponaed with on June 20th.
Thp report ~ Deputy County Sur
veyor a. =. Parker relative o. the pre-
Urinary survey ~ the proposed road
az Blycrdnlc was read ana ordered
Med FOR future reference.
Tho bonrd ordered an appropriation
~ s. 20 assist IN dofruying the funeral
pvp'nrer of Edwin ship, who recently
dlcd. leaving a dependent widow and
Chlld
opinions N the county attorney rcl1-
TIVE 90 the fish and game warden mat
ter tho Union Pacific railroad tax mat
ter property which escaped assessment
iu iS9S aud the liability ~ the rccciv-
ora VI the ogden waterworlH on nc.
count NJ dpmnEr 10 the county road
from hfukon pipes. were ordered nlri,
ON motion ~ Commissioner Adams
the statement ~ County Recorder Hen
dorHhot showing the foes received on
account OF ubHtrncung, etc, nled pur-
aunnt ~ resolution OF the board ~
county commissioners, was ruforred
back for the nfilXiug u tho proper aill-
davlt thereto.
and ordered pnid' W d. Wilson. coun-
ty superintendent, snlnry Tor Juno. $3.50
and expenses, 500 H. G. wnrdlclgh,
use n piano FOR commencement cNcr-
Clsca. s.; Eli Hlnkolv Sr., 81, Tho jlnl.
tor scrN Ices allowed and ordered paid
ont ~ the county school fund
KINDERGARTEN ASSOCIATION
Tho Free Kindergarten association
hsld q meeting yesterday afternoon az
the re- idcncc NJ Mrs. chris Flyruro on
Jefferson avenue ana elected officers Tor
the ensuing year Mrs. william Driver
WINS reelected president; first vice
urefldpnt Mrs. Kate Hilllard. second
vice president. Mrs Maria EccloH, Rcc-
rectary. Mrs Minnie FAIR; treasurer.
Mis-. Mary Heller, chairman uf the cN-
ccuuyo board, Mrs. jennie T.. Neil
sen.
There was q good attendance ~ the
members and the meeting was interest
ire. The ladies' decided 90 work Tor the
orpulng OF one free kindergarten
school In the fan.
Iudee "Agunaldo" J. weber was n
aouthhound passenger ON the Rio
Grande Western yesterday morning
detained for Little Chicago" some
times called Nophi n IA not true that
no has gone after chloride OF sodium
yherWlth to salt some Of the rich gold
rlnims In which he n Interested.
n BE- stated that two games or base
han ,rlI be- PLAYED on the ogden prlv-
ing Park grounds July Ath, both 81
witch Will be umplrcd by James J.
Jeerioa, the prlzc-nghter.
enc saloons IN ogden worn doing
iugipesf last Sunday Customers
wendell their way In and out Of the
back door
Tho ghorlnrs office was notified from
Salt wake Yesterday 10 lookout for two
Horses which had hoon stolen from
grnntFville: one q brown, Weighing L.
nos and branded q. Y. combined ON lett
thigh. and one % bay, weight LOGO.