Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-14
OGDEN.

,,,.,.e. state Industrial school
ns.ies.s In Court-stahe fsir'
.,t correspondence.
t'.a mly i4.-Marriagc licenses
.u,,.d bv the county clerk yeater-
ude ,bo following candidates TOT
du ..yt Henry Wilson. ", OF
ntU Veber county, and Miss Ellha
NH, 20 OF Huntsvillei NJ, II. MIL
lta .f Toano. New, and Miss lda
n,lnlu ',.,rt ~ George J. Kelly, re-.
l thc defunct citizens bank or
., vas nled IN the office OF inc
clerk yesterday IL shows re-
c., ,f 1886. and disbursements |S'-
a,t,. eaah on hand. f2.059.Oi.
srATE INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL.
t,,rd Of trustees u the state In
.,iIi school held n meeting lhst
Vac There were present Trustees
W. yhrht and n. g. Flygarc. vice
''isnt wright presided.
-ts building committee reported pro
100 ln the work on the annex 10.
Nt..t ru appropriation wna made ~
nt,-t sss.ion Of the Legislature. Bids
ll llIIcited and boiler purchased
,bs George a. Low company which
80 iha lowest bidder.
p..5iuil0us OF respect ana condol-
IN. unanimously adopted respect
~ tta death Of Hon. James IL. Mac
-1i.T late president Of the board.
rgs yadlnfy IN the board of trustees
. ita stato Industrial school, caused
its death ~ IudHo Macmillan, has
I'd SGT been hllcd.
p wallace waa employed for tho
rsrt school year at a salary OF 800
IN. b.srd made the regular monthly
f.'5..ti1u Of the buildings and grounds,
rbIeh we're found 10 be In good con-
T6s usual bills and payroll were al.
tsT.t and ordefcd paid, aud the board
adjourned.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
Wednesday night Judge Hart came
is nom ihe north and held % two hours
..ssIon " the Second district court
H. case OF the Utah Land and Trust
,5mu1uy vH the ogden Electric Railway
s..pplny was called for hearing. but
var postponed until July 2iat
ny hearing 81 motion for n now
r'ai In the case Of NJ. J. West VI tho
tiah Loan and Trust company was set
Cor july gist.
Yesterday the hearing ~ the case of
Patrick Gnliran W. the Union Pacific
kIIIfHNN NNIUN.NNN NNN N'"NitNNN ~ th.i ~
IuHro Uultpp and H jury Six VIII
moses f1r the plaintiff testified. The
hairnr Of the case will occupy several
days.
STAKE TABERNACLE FAIR.
Last evening a meeting Of the cxccu-
tIyp committee OF the stake Tabernacle
fair was hrld az which considerable
business was transacted. Tho ndver-
Using committee reported that 10000
letter hDllg had been procured, bearing
% handsome telegraph picture In four
c1Iers % The ogden tabernacle ns Il
will appear during the fair. The letter
heads are In pads of 100. The merchants
aud people of the county viii BE- asked
90 purchase those pads and use the let
Co.. heads In their correspondence.
Instructions have been forwarded 10
ne chairman OF each ward committee:
at present ward organizations are be-
me effected In twenty-five different
places In the county. Work n being
pushed IN every settlement IN the
county
The fencing ~ the grounds viii short
y begin. a number Of business houses
have already signlned their Intention
u buying advertising space ON this
fence. which viii be eight feet high.
Arrangements are already under way
fur the plnsteflnf. painting ana finish
lBg " the exterior OF the tabernacle;
the contract for the plastcrlng was let
yesterday,
A. the work progresses reports from
ne various ward committees viii reach
he general secretary, John v. Bluth.
and the names OF those who Interest
themselves IN this great undertaking
and help Il along viii appear from time
20 time In tho local newspapers, 30 FAR
a. practicable. II ~ thought that not
resident ~ the entire county will fail
IN finding "a place In these reports by
some glft 10 the fair.
Tho object Of the fair ~ 10 finish the
tabernacle and clear Il Of debt. and
ildg.nE from the earnest Efforts now
lt.ng made. u VIII be q most magnil-
cent AFFAIR. such as has never before
BEEN held In Weber county. and which
q D. hoped win complete the tntcrnaclc
and cancel all It's Indebtedness.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
The body Of Miss Addlc Harris who
was Killed To- the wreck OF the Burling-
Con special ut Newman. cal. was
brought DO on the Southern Pacific yo8-
iHrlay morning and sent east ON the
same train came Mrs. Lena Hammond.
mo was Injured In the same wreck,
~ route east. She was mot az the sta
ZION by Dr. Parklna. who examined
and dressed her wounds.
son was born on July 18th to the
we OF James Nelson, 1886 Adams
avenue
The soiled doves and tlnhorna on
nghed the city treasury yesterday by
We payment Of an Assessment OF $500.
The Ogden city band viii give free
oifh nlr concert tonight ut Five Points.
Vullo number of men and boys have
t1ae 90 Nevada 10 work In tho hay
I,.ds Several young men left FOR
L.Ao' New, yesterday, whore they are
Promised ninety days worl, on firms
OF " day ana their honrd.