Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-25
ANENT OUR SOLDIERS.
Some d The Bnyes and Truesl Soldiers
America Has,
A the rennsyivaniRn- say-A New
Resort General Court, Police
aud Personal Notes.

last evening the escort committee of
DC Tanth regiment Pennsylvania Npl-
5risera arrived here with the regiment
rt. Grst section Of the train arrived
.l DsI.u early Ia the afternoon, in
lf.rsH OF senator Muehibrouuer ana
a. H. %. Chrlsty. This section was
r.In uu % twelve HlcepefH ana one
1HIrg ear. with 223 passengers on
-lfd This section had the onurc oa.-
s4rt committee ana the rest were SOLE
4UHl At ogden Lieut. Cot James r.
I8rn.tt received a telegram dnter llhr-
rsbIlr. august q, 1893. and read as
Lieutenant Colonel James + Bar
-sit. commanding Tenth regiment Phil
lI..uhin volunteers en- route ogden
Huu. to Omaha, Ncb., Via cheyenne,
Nv. Accept hcurtluat congratulations,
slIytntlon received H. ~. ScnndrcttH
nominating you au treasurer ot tho
tsIrnod JOHN u. ELKiN"
This telegram was source u grau-
l.It.uu Co ado the regiment, ana in ptupt
81 thIH.i the boys gave three cheers for
h.Ir brave lieutenant colonel The
fntiomun who sent the telegram ia
iHa attorney general and chairman OF
Iba state Republican convention. The
second section OF the train arrived az
ll5 D. M. IN charge Of Major cum
l.ftaIu. 10 consisted Of fourteen full-
man HlHcpgrH one dining car ana one
IrHvlnu room car Tor the officers This
lection had on board IL 300 men. ThN
hlfd section arrived considerably lntcr'
nj charge OF Major Biptcr. II was made
~ uf thirteen slccpors and one diner.
With gis on board, making u grand
.utul % forty sleopors, three dining cars
tnl one drawing room cur with toim
81 sol mon on board the entire train
Thu fourth section IL made up Of bng-
Thls h one u the largest trains u
pullmnua that has ever passed over the
nllrOnd The boys seemed 10 be OF
TODD cheer ana looking well. To your
Correspondent they said In answer TO
,ow Inc Utah boys were as soldiers,
everyone gave the answer, that they
were "sUme uf the hruyeHt. ana hnnHt
i1ldiora that America has. ana that the
officers ~ the Utah troops are cNccp-
uunnlly hno men. good 10 their soldiers
md capable leaders. Colonel Barnett,
captain Watson and Lieutenant Thorn
tH nll said that Major Richard Young
was "a nnc officer and did his duty at all
times while In the war Tho committee
Expect TO have the rvHlmuut In Penn
yivania on the 2sth OF this month, and
great AZ Home parties given In their
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEET.
Today the county commissioners held
o. special meeting, Tor the purpose OF
soaring the report Of the engineers on
lhf sugar Factory bridge. Assistant
Engineer Parker reported tho bridge
finished and all right according TO spec
NOat.Ona while Engineer Huatnph re-
ported that IL was lacking M some re-
IuHgts. quite heated discussion en-
tugl The bridge had been examined
by the commissioners and Hu after re-
.ely.ug the reports, "a vote was tnkcn.
Smith and skCcn voted Tor the accept
i1gg Adams voted against 10 the
5rigr was accepted.
The commissioners declared an the
51eas NJ registrars In the various pre-
.lHotH ln the city vacant, ana Informed
,hn clerk 20 request the heads " the
WHuuH committees 10 send ln names
o. choose from 90 an the vacancies.
The county attorney was instructed 90
iHut an ordinance Imposing a license
bU nh#truCtors.
Adjourned until Saturday.
GENERAL NEWS - PERSONALS,
ETC.
Yesterday evening the company "por
Nln," a German company Of singers,
llHH'l through ogden On route Tor their
homes In New York. This ls a very
afFy company, who travel all over the
fUr.l. giving musicals. etc They have
lust made % trip through California ana
Doe West They went To salt Lake last
ronlng and expect 10 give concert
Their,
The police department today had
'H'."flu posted up 10 the effect that
n'l boys and girls ont at Glonwood nf-
Ter The curfcw ringa at . o'clock, each
laNL they win bee arrested, The p0-
UnH Hro intending 10 enforce this law
more strictly, aud parents would bot
i.r Instruct their chlldrun under 10
}.lH 90 De sure aud get home carly
tF.H.Uga
Today shcrln Laync received tolc-
rhu, message from sheriff ilowells ot
tIti Lake that negro had escaped
'Tlm The county Jail there.
same of cricket was played this
h.l.rrYpn on the Tabernacle square
IlH game Of ball last night at the
arriving park resulted IN the Flil Tea
team winning la q score OF % TO Q.
rArty OF W naval recruits passed
!hHHrn here today on route to Gan
Francisco whore they viii be taken on
rlrN the training ship Harvard.
Acting General Passenger Agent
r... ~ the II. G. W. has gone 10
Today Mr. Lawrence Corey, Miss
Nu Miss LAttlehcld 70
llrf.l from their trip to the Yellow
The board OF education met last oven
llF hut dld not dispose OF any business;
iih.l HrcussoG Informally the matter Of
teachers
Mr. John Paulaa. who was 80
many years connected with the ogden
candy Co., IL thinking OF starting
olnlF factory for the purpose OF fur
h,.hng the Jobbers.
lM police court this morning n. l.,
INEhnn was tried on tho charge OF
Naf1ucy, hut wac discharged ON his
imlslng to leave the city James
Ml' Aoll, drunk waa also let loose,
Nll severe reprimaud.
judge Ogden llllea Is an ogden vis-
i'or this week.
Mr Joseph r. Burton Of the Cousoll-
n'lrl Implement co. OF Salt Lake, Ia
i1 ilIE city visiting.
Lieut., Horn and Veterinary Surgeon
m' Donald NJ the u. s, army are In
'Nn city buying hOrecs FOR the cavalry.
''.1, y, Olsen, professor I'm the Fll-
more schools n visiting his sister, MrH.
Geo NJ. Hansen.
pr Reynolds, brother Of I. l..
A.hholda ~ In the city for few days,
OGDEN. AIrqrrsr or 1900
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