Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-04-11
OUR OWN STATE.
OGDEN.
uu.,aess In city Coanr,i-oid Salaries RE-
main County AHsirs Local News.

nnin-County NHairs s"'" N'""
special Correspondence.
ogden, April ii.--Yesterday after
noon the Corey Bros. company shipped
A carload OF horses to Fairfield. Wash.
where they will b. used on the rail-
road witch the company " grading.
~. n. Watts. OF the Corey Bros. COM
pany. accompanied by Joseph Baxter
and n large number OF men, left Tor
spokane Falls, wash, this forenoon.
Ma the Oregon Short Line railroad
Deputy County clerk Nat kinball
fell, while getting out OF a wagon sat
urtiay night and dislccated his knee,
rendering him UNIT for duty.
OGDEN CITY COUNCIL.
The council met at = y. IN. last night.
the committee ON streets reported
that the city engineer has the spcclhca-
lions relating to the paving Of District
No. 3. all ready and suggested that
same be- referred to some committee.
The proposal. specifications and con-
tract OF the engineer. accompanied the
report, ana the whole matter was re-
forred to the committee ON streets with
power to act.
The committee on claims reported
o. .ioO IN miscellaneous bills, Including
81 OSLO for nrc hose. which WIRE or
dcred paid. and payrola amounting to
sissas were ordered paid.
Inc Niftfi IoftUltNt Jus FNTN'lNf "
ported 81 .slssl expended on the streets
Tot the FIRST quarter In 1893. ta7s In
sprinkiinK. 81 spent on the streets In
poll tax. Filed.
An ordinance passed first reading
providing for Ens. sewer and water con-
nections To be made In Paving District
No. ] within thirty days from passage
81 81 s sss 0''"'" WIZ" '"' ~
The salary ordinance passed second
reading. Councilman Williams made
nm attempt to rails" the salary Of the
captain and tn. detective. hut failed.
and the figures remain In all cascH Just
nH bcfurc.
Mr.. W. G. child and Mr.. Dunbar
asked permission to move fran"
house into the now IRE limits. The
matter was referred 20 the committee
on laws with instructions Ia repeal the
ordinance making the new limits cover
block No. n.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
All the members 81 the board were
present when the session opened yes
ier,iay morning.
county Attorney Hnlvcrrun reported
that he had. received M reply from cS-
Collector y. II. iIur,but regarding the
claim of Valentine Gideon Of ilo.is on
nerount OF taxes doubly paid. The
board instructed Mr. iiaiycraon 10 al.
dress n registered letter ~ Ne. Huribut
REQUESTING an Immediate reply.
Commissioner Skecn reported that as
yet he had been unable TO complete the
necessary negotiations relative t1 the
road near Ekina's farm. lie also ~
ported ~ To- other rad matters and the
securing Of rights of way.
A warrant was ordcrd drawn Ia
fatpr ~ q. J. stliwcll sr.. FOR 5000.
said amount being due ON account "
the conveyance Of n quit claim deed 10
IA AZ
ouaiy Hold g. Rtiiwoli In 1899.
Commissioner Adams reported only
one person now In the hospital as a
county patient.
4 petition praying for the passagc Of
a bounty ordinance confornitory To-
section 500 OF the Revised Statutes Of
iSs, was read and filed.
II WIS unanimously ordered that ow-
inH Ia the fat that none ~ the ada
cent and surrounding counties has a
bounty ordinance IN effect the passage
Of such an ordinance within weber
county would H. futile ana In every
way detrimental 10 the hest Interests of
the county. n was therefore ordered
that the pctilvn he denied
Petitions were received from residents
of West Weber. Garland and Taylor.
praying for the consolidation 81 the
ihrre districts. for greater efficiency In
the school system.
SALOONS OPEN DAY AND NIGHT
The saloons and gambling houses of
ogden are run wide open every day ond
niEht In the week.
DEATH OF MRS. JANE u. HATCH.
Mrs. Jane D. Hatch. the widow ~
William u. Hatch and mothcr-in- law
~ Deputy County clerk l.. J. Holthcr
Jr. died yesterday nj $3.50 o'clock y. m,
Of hcmorfhagc OF the brain. Deceased
WIS born IN Piedmont, Italy, October
"A. 1891.
COUNTY TREE INSPECTORS.
Mt. g. A. Hlckeniopcr. county fruit
tree Inspector. yesterday presented t.
the county commissioners the names 81
g. 4. child, William England, John
Barker and George Flowers NJ deputy
inspectors. The inspectors all met with
Secretary Wright 81 the state board ~
horticulture yesterday morning for gen
eral instruction nn to the work 10 be-
performed. n In safe 10 say that no
county In the State viii be better
equipped for orchard inHhcction than
VIII Weber county, tho inspector ana
his deputies being practical fruit grow
era and experienced Ia spraying. The
work OF cleaning up tho orchards. which
IL a part OF the legal requirements, has
already been started.
senator Joseph Howell of wellaviiin
was In OGDEN Sunday. visiting his
brother. Reese Howell.
Lyman l.. Skeen left this morning for
Green River. Wye. 10 begin work ON
his grading contract for the Union Pa
ellie,
A railroad man named Cannon IL snid
10 have been Htibbcd during row In u
saloon sunday night The knife en-
tered the hack OF his neck lust ON "a
level with His shoulders. Who stabbed
him Ia not known. at least to the public.