Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-11-24
BUSY DAY WITH POLICE
Answer Of Defendant in HE GOrlnge vs. Read
Case In Dislfic, Court
Probate and Other Cases In Disirie'
Court-,iarrIage Licenses Local
News Note.

For some time the police department
has had very little to do. but yesterday
was busy day. At 10 a. m, Mr. Pc
terson. owner OF the blacksmith shop
Just across Weber river bridge came
to the department and reported that
his shop had been robbed Of about
$40 worth OF tools sometime during the
night previous, The police Immediately
started out on the hunt and at noon
they had recovered all the stolen arti-
Giles, which had been sold to a second
hand store.
Detective James Pender, obtained
description Of the party who had sold
the articles stolen, and started out 10
find the perpetrator At about l2;5O
y. m, he observed TWO young Well
dressed fellows on Washington avenue,
who looked suspicious, and promptly
placed them under arrest When
searched az the station they had two
pairs Of new pants and several new
handkerchiefs In their possession, ana
some other little articles, among them
two little locks and three shells, artl-
Giles found on the person OF sure thing
men. They tried To lose the locks on
the way over 70 the station. but the
detective heard them drop on the pave
ment. and reminded them that they
| had lost their "cuf-buttons. Later
! In the day Il was found the pants were
stolen from Nyes clothing store, and
/ the handkerchiess from Burt Bros.
/ The young men who are about "a years
| OF age. when confronted with the facts,
| confessed 10 the crime, and gave their
names as j. II. Lynch and Thos Moore.
They came to ogden on Wednesday
from Butte, Montana, where they were
| employed as walters IN large restau-
rant.
At5 ,. m, Detective Pender arrested
! Thomas Burke on Twenty-iifth street,
| for burglarizing the blacksmith shop.
Late tn the evening the party confessed
| the crime. About $3.50 o'clock another
young man by the name Of Frederick
! Rentergehen was placed under arrest
for stealing a razor and some other
/ small articles from Smiths lodging
house on Grant Avenue lie also con-
| fessed his guilt. he comes from Ant
| werp. Belgium He Is a bright young
! fellow can speak three different Ian
| guages. but says he has had enough
I II 'NoTd Amerika." and will return
home as soon as he gets out Of jail.
There were also three plain DRINKS
run IN by the police yesterday.
DISTRICT COURT
Following business came up In IN,
Second district court yesterday.
Annie Gorrlnge vs. William $. Read
the defendant In this action filed viii
the county clerk an answer 70 The all
legations set forth In the plaintin'
complaint. He denies that the proper
~ decided so him by plaintiff was OF IN,
value Of 81 200 and is Of no greater
value than 500: also denies that It Il
part Of the plaintiffs homestead
denies having any knowledge Of othel
real estate valued at 500. Read admiu
the execution Of the deed 10 him b!
plainufl and the recording Of the same
and that joseph Gorringe was In th'
employment Of Read Bros. for manl
years. he denies an other allegations
set forth by plaintiff. except those men
toned IN his answer
Alexander L. Brewer VS. Inter stat
Savings & Loan association; plaintiff
J.
q decree for the cancellation Of a Ger
tain mortgage, and also judgment TO
500 and Cor si00 attorneys fees, and 10
such other relief as the court may seen
III TO grant.
In the matter o. the estate Of Emmi
A. Smith. court appointed ]. 5. Lewis
+. Parker and o. NJ. Runyon apprais
era Of said estate,
In the matter Of the estate Of Ella c
Williams: the administrator hled N
return Of sale, and asks that II be ac
cepted and signed by the court.
In the matter 0f the estate Of Jan
d. Hatch: the administrator filed fina
account and petition for distribution o
estate.
The healing IN Che case Of Ida {
Fehringer VS. Commercial Nation,
Bank, occupied the court YESTERDAY
The attorneys for the respective par
ties argued the case before his homo
and II was taken under advlsement.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
Marriage license was granted to Wa
ter f. Daniels o. Of Salt Lake Cit,
and Miss Jennie Folkey, %. Of Deposl
, \. Y: Chas c. sherman. 30, and MI
Louise keck, 81 both Of Ogden city.
OGDEN NEWS NOTES,
, George W. Larkin Jr., received h
certificate yesterday from the sta
! board Of health, as q graduate Of en-
Q balming and preserving the dead. NJ
Larkin passed The State eXamina,iC
+, several weeks ago as required by q
: board OF health.
c. NJ. Beason has gone to the Goa
. on business,
James Tagg0rt. county clerk % Mo
o gan county was In ogden yesterday
business.
: Frank 3. stevens citv attOrney-ele
Of Salt Lake. spent the day In Ogd'
on legal business
= Miss Annie Fowler Of Salt Lake CT