Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-16
POLICE COURT HEARINGS.
Salt filed In he District Court to Tcreeloss
Mortgage.
.rhe Courr' wui Hus,icate In the
Mountains OF Morgan-Notes
aud Personals.

I'm the police court yesterday morning
Wm. Evans was tried for assault ana
battery. but the evidence against HIN
was not strong enough TO convict hlm'
D.. Do was placed upon tho record as
not guilty.
u.rt House and u. q. Bennett
WON, arrested and brought before his
honor for disturbing the peace House
rut up 81 for his appearance. but Tor
fucd IL. Bennett plead not guilty., put
tbs court found him guilty, and hncd
him s.. which he put up.
one drunk was released upon hla
prlmislng TO go his way and sin no
" ONE vne. a boy about rs years OF
see. was arrested and came up Tor
Fearing. but sentence was suspended
until today
BUSINESS IN DISTRICT COURT
I, the district court suit
vas Md by Sarah -. bcreton.
araintt Thomas l.. Cox ot al, Tor the
f8rrclosurr OF "a mortgage In the sum
uf sI.svO with Interest ana costs "i
Tho time Tor tho hearing In the
case OF Clarence A. lllnklcy against
Adoiia Hincklcy was Hct for MONDAY
August sluI
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Yesterday morning Judge liolapp
and two sons. County CLERK llolhhkH-
worth, and Court Reporter llhmer lclt
for Morgan. where they met county
clerk Tnggnrt Of Morgan who II 20
chapcronc the gentlemen up In ihr
mountains near croydon. where iheg
49,, e.. ~y.uu IA week fishing and
hunting. and To rest up preparatory
10 court opening tho beginning OF
Most on the citizens Of our county
have had many pleasant excursions
during the summer, but the one 20
saltair on Aus. i'm, promises y"
the best OF the season, because "
general county affair. aud old trleh1s
vll have "a good chance Of one" more
enjoying themselves tugcther.
Thsro were over 400 soldiers whp
passed through here yesterday cnroutc
90 Manila. a.,
southern Pacific. went west today OF
special business In the Interest OF the
railway company
]. III. Young. superintendent q the
Utah division, was an ogden NlHl''r
yesterday.
Mr. Maioy. superintendent Of the Ida
no division, was Ia the city today
Mir. ~. u. sperry, OF Salt Lake, II
in the city visiting with her sister, Mrs
Fred Fonigcr and H. H. Goddard.
went to brigham city yesterday to ad-
lust the loss OF u fro which occurred
there last week
zion with the ogden Canning Co.
The entertainment at the Prcsbytcr-
ian church this evening viii no doubt
be a grand aiair'
END OF \ FAIR YOUNG LIFE.
Funeral services were held In the
ogden First ward meeting house at 10
D. M, Monday, August lith. over the
remains OF Sister Sarah Bltton, daugh-
Ter OF VIM. II, BittOn, aud grand
laughter OF our pioneer John Bltton,
of West Weber The deceased was born
IN West Weber August A., 1854; her
parents had, however, moved into
IDAHO. but on account OF iu health
she was visiting relatives around the
home OF her childhood, and for about
two months has remained with her
aunt. Mrs Della Dalton, OF ogden, dur
ing which time she was suffering under
he disease which terminated her life,
on the evening OF August ". 1922
The services were conducted by hish-
Op natua n. Ensign, ana addresses
breathing sympathy and consolation
we're made by Elders Jas. II. Nelson,
Archibald Mcfarland. Bishops Robert
Mcfarland and u. n Ensign all bear
lnr testimony TO her patient spirit. ana
faith In the Gospel, also 10 the pre-
woultion OF death and Of the time
when she would again meet with her
loving mothor who had gone before her
90 tho other side of the river, The
funeral cortege conveyed her rcmninH
10 West Weber, whore they were lald
10 rest In the family burial ground,
1.-The following additional Gifts to the
Weber stake Tabernacle Fair have
been reported 10 the secretary;
GENERAL
st. Louis shovel company, St. Louis,
half % dozen steel shank Hhuycls; Beck
a Corbltt Iron company, st. Louis, Mo.
one striped sun shadei The iuln WAGON
company, konpHha, Wis, one 3A BAN
wagon from an unknown hrm, one set
OF double buggy harness, Lay whip
company. Wostheld, Mass. half a dozen
whips. Schofier a. Rossum. two lap
dusirrs Monarch Manufacturlng COM
lhy omaha, Ncb,, four cases ut axle
Grease, oliver chilled Pillow Works,
South Bend. Ind, one star three steel
blow, one No. 40 oliver chilled pillow,
Wells a Nellrgar company, one dozen
Montana hay forks, one dozen four
A1chlne company ogden, Utah, one
Deere sulky plow, one draw cut cham
ll1n mover 4, n, Myers A Bros, Ash
lAha, ONO, one wood track hay carrier,
!lr slN-tlnpd California fork, one No,
" pump 1udahy Packing company,
ghhhu, Neb, one box Diamond q soap;
ths houantz Snddlery company, s.
iAnIt MINI, one set Of spring wagon
hlinefs Plymouth COrdngc company
Npfih Plymouth. Mass, 200 pounds
tulIhg Irvine; American Whip COM
ltnN Wcsthsld. Mass, one dozen
aellpHi Marks bros, saddlery company,
one saddle
FIRST WARD. OGDEN
Macellaneous donations: Joan Wood
l.'naee handpainted tray. Mira Muller.
.A"h work haudkorchiefs; j. r. Snod-
one set " artificial teeth; Mrs, ].
,. s,'gl1kgr silk throw Mrs. Morthole-
a.. p'nya ehtocheted bonnet; kitty
usMh, stamped picture frames; Eva
ileUler. sofa pillow. Delphn uGtzlor.
tape Mra. Malone. drawn work hand
T'hlotsi Mrs, N0uut and Annie Ma
, eashi Mrs, Nttte Watson. sofa
kaow Mrs, j, l., Browning plaque.
N. McNtlen, crocheted baby bonnet;
siinl HA,Hol TWO crOchcttod tides, two
g,ues Lizzie Woodmnuseo. sofa nil
TN Mrs Sarah Randall hnndpalnted
Wna, sadie Pldcock. chlld's dress.
9'hah SANFORD merchandise: Mrs.
,ti.t rayhe, cashi Mrs NJ. %. Herrlck.
INN ~, Nf9ahle, sack 0f flour, Mics
5r8T 'nlld ~ dress Florence brown.
Mlh, burton, child's waist.
ro.,t 90 hAtlghai John Newoy. Agnes
- a. Nhi's'iansen, Mrs. NJ. still,