Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-17
OGDEN.

learned, were thrown from "A carriage
while driving in Washington avenue
near the rio Grande Western freight
house. The team ran away towards
homie. The ladies were not Injured.
FOOTBALLS ARRESTED.
hoid.up and attempted robbery OF
"A woman by four men occurred on
Hudson avenue last night between 0
and 10 o'clock. The woman screamed
aud attracted the attention OF Dctcc-
tive Fender. who rushed In and arrest
ed the perpetrators Of the outrage and
took them to the city jail
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
The following business was attended
10 yesterday In the Second district
court by Judge Rolapp:
In the case " John Grccncr VI the
ogden Street Railway company. an Or
der was made that the bin Of cxcep.
lions now In the possession VI l.. Il.
Rogers be returned into court.
olive n. Wallace W Charles n .taync.
sheriff. judgment rendered by the court
In favor of the plalntin for damages
and the case taken under adviscmcnt
ns to attorneys fees.
". Wndman vs. 4. g. Mckinney,
damage case Jury impnnoled ana case
ON trial. Damagcs are claimed by
reason of some acid drunk by the
plaintiff while employed In the defend
ants canncry factory, the acid having
been negllgcntiy LEFT whore the plaintiff
had reason to expect he would got pure
n 5000.
TIE OGDEN SUGAR FACTORY.
when the Ogden sugar factory was
built the building was made large
enough TO admit OF the installing with.
Ia Us walls and under itH roof " ma.
chinery N double the capacity OF that
now In use. The great success which
attended the first years run Of the
plant ana the bright prospects FOR this
seasons run have convinced tho mama
gers Of the business that Il may soon
become necessary to Increase the plant;
but no definite steps have been taken
60 that end and probably none will be
until after the harvesting C. this seu-
sons beet crop.
The hope and expectation OF the com.
rany'H managers IL that this year the
farmers of Weber county viii become
convinced that the most profitable use
TO which they can put their lands il
the raising OF sugar bccts. most profit
able because II is sure, being less liable
10 damage by frost, and also because
the market n right at home and no
mlddlomeh'H commissions are required
20 pay Tor storage. handling. selling.
Of fruits, grains and vegetables.
Last ycar-the nrst OF the ogden
sugar factory 500 acres We're devoted
10 sugar bcets In Weber county, and
this year 1850 acres have been planted.
In order 20 Justify the doubling OF tho
capacity " the sugar factory plant not
less than 1000 acres should be devoted
TO beet rnlaerg and the managers feel
confident that contracts FOR that
amount can be secured FOR next season.
The present outlook for an immense
crop u an that could be desired. While
the fruits are badly damaged and the
tomatoes n partial failure. the bccta
are standing up and growing finely.
and those who are Cultlyating that crop
vest
Il Is not unlikely that next year the
'Pingrec plan" VIII be tried In this
city. There are perhaps 800 acres of
vacant land on the bench. under the
Bench canal, This land is almost
vnlucless now. but the taxes on ii have
20 be paid every year. n the Ogden
sugar company can make arrange
m"ntH with the many owners OF the
lhnd, next year much OF II viii be util.
ized Tor raising sugar bccta. This
would give employment To many
boys during tho spring and summer
months, help pay FOR their clothing and
school books and help TO tighten the
VINO tnd u difficult to procure the nee
csHarloH Of life.
DEATH or MRS. SUSAN cRAauN.
Mrs. Susan Nov sr CraEun. daughter
OF Henry and Mary Annie Mover. died
nv nor nome ny Pleasant View, Weber
county. yesterday morning. AT ig,sO
o'clock, at the age OF 70 years. after
an illness " three months. The funeral
services Will be held In the Pleasant
view meeting house tomorrow (gun-
uhyl' az o'clock pm. Friends may
view the remains at the residence be-
tween the hours OF 10 am. and pm,
Sunday
Deceased Joined the Church OF Jesus
christ OF Lntter-duy Saints al Clear
Nlle bediord county, Pa, She was
inalrlcd 10 simeon Cragun NJ Council
nuns, Iowa. and In company with her
husband, crossed the plains In Captain
Forter's company OF 100. In 1850. She
and her husband removed from Salt
Lake city 20 Pleasant View In the fan
OF 1870. and were among the very first
mother Of seven children. four OF whom
survived her She leaves twenty two
grandchildren, and many friends and
relatives TO mourn her loss.
LOOKING AFTER HooDLuMs.
out In North Ogden a gang OF hood.
Few evenings ago. For their malicious
mischief they viii be called upon 10 an
bwer before Justice Baylock
LICENSED TO WED.
a marriage license was Issued yestcr.
day 20 w, II. Garlck. e. VI Toronto,
ohio and Miss Mary Buckley. 20. OF
Now York.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The new park at North ogden Is be-
ing put In good condition Tor baseball
and other amusements,
Less damage by frost was done In
North ogden than In many OF the sur
rounding settlements, and. fruit is IN
fairly good condition.
The alumni ball u tho high school
took place In Lester park pavilion last
night, whore a large number Of ladies
and gentlemen enjoyed themselves un-
al a late hour.
The graduating exercises OF st.
Joseph's school for boys were held last
evening. The hall OF the Sacred Heart
academy was filled with the parents
and friends OF the pupils,
Miss Florence and Master Ted Little
Held went to Morgan this morning 10
Welt friends for "a few days.
Mrs. Buck and family OF i've children
friends OF John Gully OF this city, ar
rived here yesterday morning from