Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
OGDEN.
Am Jose scale Peat tmmincut - weber
rounty Depnty Assessors Court Matters.

A.. .tose scale Pest tmmincut - weber
rounty Depaty Assessors Court Matters.
epeeiai Correspondence.
ogden. March Mrs. Elizabeth Glib
hons died very suddenly at her home.
"a, jefferson avenue Tuesday. Febru-
Az 18th. at II o'clock. y. IN. Deceased
bsd reached the ripe old age u ~
wears. she was the widow NJ the late
Francis Gibbons. aud leaves two
d,nrhtefs. one son ana large circle
~ frlenda. The funeral VIII be held
tomorrow Thursday at o'clock y. m.
trom the Fifth ward meeting house.
yasterday was the drcaricst day ~
,hs wear. The air was cold and raw.
srd 4 drizziing rain fell throughout the
AN On the lower level while the anow
piled up In the mountains.
SAN JOSE SCALE.
The "Ncwr" representative ycstcr-
d,y questioned Secretary !. a. Wright.
M me- state board ~ horticulture tc.
rrrilng the rumur that the dreaded
Am lose scale II at work In the ~.
fhluls " Weber county. Mt Wright
fspIed that most careful inspection
I'd numerous orchards had failed 10 ln-
,,ts any specimens N the scale How
ever" said Mr.Wright. There u immin-
IND danger of the Introduction ~ the
IN lose scale since II H. now plentiful
A. M the fruit districts " northern and
vrstarn Idaho. From rayette and uoisc
civ Idaho. there u considerable imppr-
iatun OF nursery stock as well ns fresh
ruite. Through these channels the
sr.ir will most likely b. spread
throughout Utah. u " q the utmost
Importance that all fruit and nursery
u10k coming from Idaho be- carefully
Inspected. To this end It j. requested
thlt the gtatc board or horticulture
h. notified Or the receipt of any freight
from nnho likely 10 harbor the Insect
m an such eases most vigorous dirin-
fiction should be- Immediately em-
ulaved. na the ravages NJ tho San jose
fDie viii ruin every orchard In Utah
within i've year, Effective remedies
nre given IN the bulletins u the board
o. horticultural. These bulletins viii be-
matted FREE upon application
Nut only fruit grower, hut also every
PROPERTY owner. should be- deeply intcr-
,rtrd IN this matter since the ran
.fnsr scale u especially deadly In It,
work upon nearly every species OF
shade aud ornamental trees, Including
the roses. The warning herein should
BE- needed.
After IN q funeral services IN the
meeting house at Hooper tomnrrnw NJ.
tofnoon tho remains ~ the late Gilbert
neinnp r.. wii be- brought to ogden
aud Inferred IN the city cemetery.
Al the meeting ~ tho uniform rank.
X ~ e.. Monday nlEht. officers for the
ensuing year were elected as follows
A. N. HodEr. captain. 4. 81 iackmnn,
nrat Lieutenant. J. 81. pnfan, second
isutcnanti u. 7. iiondrttr, recorder
e. T.. Jonninrs. treasurer,
Assessor Gibson has appointed the fol-
lowing deputies; For Hooper. Jesse
Powers! Poplar and Plain city. Thomas
England farr-Wcst. Reuben short,
Statewide. benjamin Chadwick ir,
West weber, william Hunter. Warren.
William Stewart. Garland and Taylor,
liaiph Hunt. kancavilic and Roy, u,
W. Rcrihnrr, Rlvrrlnic. sanford Hing.
ham. ogden. north ~ ogden river. a.
]. stone and John wilson, Birch Creek.
William Allen.
4. II. Wright assistant resident en-.
ginrer ~ the Southern Pacific. returned
yesterday from thrcc-wccka visit ON
the Pacific coast.
About noon yesterday Fred iialvcr.
ron and l.afe Farley had an alteration
un the street In front % the formers
barber shop. during which Farley was
wounded In the head and face by a
srrrwdnyor In the haiiis 81 HaiverHon.
Tho row was aver a bird which Farley
claimed and which he had gone Into
the barber shop 10 get. Farley was
formerly aHsorintcd With iIalycruon IN
business ana only recently quit.
Al the passenger trains ~ the Union
Pacific wetr repaired late yesterday
~ 6 o'clock last evening II was not
known when they would arrive here.
Mondays No. 1 dld not reach ogden
until o'clock last evening.
COURT MATTERS.
Judge Holapp l. holding court IN
Pennington. The March term NJ the
second district court a. he held In oE.
Den viii begin IN Monday, March cth.
a session " the Federal court VIII
hr held IN ogden, In the new quarter
in the Utah National bank building
commencing next Monday
uy order ~ Judge Marshall the ton
eases for damages against the receiver
III Tho Hear River Irrigation and Ogden
Watrrwork-. company, which had bees
Transferred from the SECOND district
rluit 10 the Federal court, have been
tr.trinsforred back 10 the second dlp.
idri court. Damages were claimed
tY The plaintiffs because 81 scarcity Of
water Tor irrigation purposes and con-
ffqurni Injury n crops, because ~ th'
appropriation by the defendants Of wa,
irr from ogden river "a which they had
nO right.
late Monday evening two suits wcr,
n'd In the county clerks Office against
hhrrln layne 10 recover f2.liasl IN Ger
ilncatcs Of deposit, and t3o3ih. whlci
Wrfe seized by the sheriff under an at
tchment Issued on a Judgment against
John Smith, supposed 10 Do the pro
prirtnr OF the silver club saloon. Tn,
plaintiffs are T.. 4, Smith and y. !
kuriz, who alleged that the money
seized " their property.
The next meeting " the county tea h
erH viii be- held IN the commissioner
ilm at the county court house mex
saturday.