Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-09-05
FEDERAL COURT OPENED.
Passing volunteers - baseball Labor
nay AZ GIenwood Republican
League News nricis.

yesterday the Federal court opened
for the month Of September. at the
FEDERAL court rooms. with Judge Mar.
shall On the bench The entire day
vaa occupied IN motions
ia the matter " 4. =. wyatt. bank.
urt certificate ~ referee ON review N
taxes paid wac argued and taken under
ADJUSTMENT. also In the matter " az.
turnsyn fees ana Clah bond on trustee
j. %, Phelps Stokes W y. n. Farms
worth. demurrer 10 bill argued and
taken under adylscmcnt
Nevada company W y, n. Farms.
WORTH two cnHcsi on motion 30 rrtoN
costs were argued ana taken under adj
Ssomont
OBJECTIONS In the matter of Loo 1Iol-
lander bankrupt submitiei without at
I'M hc matter Of John Beck. bank.
tuut. certificates 81 referee. of failure
~ HIs srhgdulu ten days were granted
10 which 10 NE amended schedule.
IuDy ~ Jones. ~ brigham city. and
C. B. Tanner u Salt Lake. were adj
mltied TO practice ~ the court
in tho matior ~ H. l. Stead bank
mpt. tWonty-four hours granted In
which o. Ole certified amended ohicc-
lions. and matter referred to Noln Jyu-
eeH Co take testimony.
Adjourned until Sept. n. 1890.
PASSING VOLUNTEERS
The Twcnty-sovonth Infantry rogi.
mtHt ~ volunteers passed through OE.
dgu. Cn route 90 Manila. IN charge ~
Colonel u NJ. iioll The boys are from
Meade. Penn. the regiment was formed
Do July There are 900 mon and 80 Of
fosu IN the regiments no of thcm arc
regular army soldiers. about BOO oN-
volunteers. and the rest recruits Tho
colonel In charge has been In the reg.
uar army since 1869. He has very
frs regiment under hls charge now. one
n the beet that ever passed through
ogden. They have "a very good band.
which huH only been organized for three
usgks. but the boys play well to-
Thelr train be divided into four sec.
tons and baggage.
BASE BALL.
The ball game yesterday was not 20
good uH tho boys have usually put up
and the spectators did not seem very
we'll satisfied. A large crowd gathered
az The Driving park 10 witness the
game. Both sides seemed very careless
and made q number Of poor plays. Tho
score stood 10 TO 10 In favor Of ogden.
LABOR DAY At uLENwooD.
Labor day was EiorIousiy celebrated
~ Glcnwood yesterday, There was u
very large crowd streaming into the
rr1unds 900 day. The street cars were
continuously packed The manage.
msut of Gicnwood had AIN Nnds Of
aiuusements Tor the plcasurc-scckcrs.
such no various stage performance,
boating, swinging and dancing The
large floor proved too small Tor the
crowd of dancers.
REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Tho following committee has been
appointed by the state Republican
League committee for the purpose ~
p'fi,gung the club organization In
OGDEN v. O. Ounucll president, MIR.
" :. Emerson, vice PRESIDENT NJ a.
hfggicu. secretary. y. g. FlyFnre,
u'asurcr' Geo, llalvoraon auditor
W.s' oilocrf form the executive CONE
m'iicc IN ogden.
PERSONALS AND NEWS BRIEFS,
Mu. 10. Peterson and Miss NJ. Mae,
have returned from two months
pleasure trip Go the coast They both
return looking well and report having
Dad 10 most enjoyable time Mfe Pc.
lrfnNn viii open up her dress making
l1r'nrs again In few days.
Nrf. hnckstpad and Niles Blake have
rturnod 20 their home In salt Lake
again.
Undertaken stohcll OF Brigham city
WlH uu ogden visitor today.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Mary a.
NelEurcs departed this NE at the ugc
~ % yente, nt her home ln West We
hrf The funeral services will b. held
o. Wednesday az ~ o'clock a. the West
Wehpr meeting house. Friouda Invited.
The Sacred Heart Academy opened
ihgIr IAN term of school today.
marriage license was issued 10 Mr..
!m"nh w. Walters, a.. and Niles Jennie
Ly m. %, both Of ogden.
D..m Schfamm has gone To New York
on a Welt
The trains On the various roads were
late Yesterday.
There was large crowd M the Hot
spring. yesterday celebrating Labor