Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-07-11

responding value last year.
over half the loss IL In real estate and
improvements. The decrease over last
year on real estate IL about t2ls,0o0.
mo decrease In the valuation Of Inn
pruvcmcnts IL about fi53'O0o or de-
ercase u s8gi 900 In these two Items
This yours valuations are; Real ca-
tate. t4GsT.6i5; improvements. f2,i3l.a3i
horses and mules. fis,g11. cattle, iiAs.-
SO. sheep. tLiti swine, tl'piSi byes'
81 $50; merchandise ana fixtures, ttl2,-
G12. machinery, implements, etc, flil,-
tl2 solvent credits, titt.0Oi. money,
tiAGji. personal. t1e6,sli,
The total value ~ all personal prop
erty IL t2.O32 400 ana Of all property. ~
5t5s. value OF railroads. telegraph
lines, telephones. depots, etc, ;lGa. iii
Total valuation Of property In Weber
county. ti0.l2tsp2.
County Clerk HotlnFsworth present
ed the pay roll Of the assistants who
were employed adding the assessment
rolls after the adjournment Of the
board Of equalization. The compensa-
ton was fixed at i2.t0 per day and the
pay roll allowed.
on motion Of Commissioner smith the
sum OF 1900 was ordered Transferred
from the general 20 the contingent
fund.
DEATH or MRS. WARWICK.
The funeral Of Elizabeth wife Of
Thomas Warwick. who died yesterday
morning at the family residence. 22tb
jefferson avenue, 81 cancer, at the age
OF u years and month. was held from
the ltchcy undertaking parlora at 0
o'clock this afternoon Deceased was
the mother ~ Mrs. chris. Fisher Of Salt
Lake and Mrs. A. r. Richcy N ogden.
Samantha Criamon, wife " Dudley
Chase, died at Farr West Sunday July
9Th. the funeral services were held at
the llarrisvlilc meeting house at
o'clock p. m. today,
\ FRACTURED LEO.
G. a. smurthwaitc. the commission
merchant and scotsman. returned from
the Snake river country Sunday bring
Ina news Of an accident which bcfer u.
u. Blodgctt OF this city. at his ranch In
the Jarkson's Hole country. SIR. Blod-
gets horse fell upon him and broke
one Of his legs. A courier was sent TO
ReNbutg for a physician and Dr. Hyde
loft that place last Friday. expecting
to reach the Hole Saturday evening.
THE WRIGHT CASE.
The hearing Of the case Of willard A.
Wright W the Union Pacific railroad
company was resumed Ia the second
district court yesterday before Judge
Itolapp, The hearing OF testimony was
concluded ana the arguments of coun-
eel begun. but the case was not finished
when the court adjourned at o'clock
last evening until 10 a. m. today.
TOOK ALL his MONEY.
A rod man known az Indian joe"
was brought 10 the county Jail from
Harrisvillc precinct, He was loaded
with frewater and noise. After be-
coming sober he was taken before jus
ticc Joseph Hail and tried on the charge
Of being drunk ana creating dis
turhance. and the Justice let him on
upon the payment OF nno OF stall
the money he had,
KILLED ON THE RAILROAD.
The remains Of Mike sheridan. a sec.
tiOn boss on the l;lko section OF tho
Central Pacific railroad. were brought
to ogden last evening and taken to
Lukin a sons undertaking paflors.
The man was killed sunday night by
National Educational association
special, while riding along the track
on velocipede. the train running him
down as II rounded "a curve.
STABLES BURNED.
About o'clock Monday morning n
FIRE occurred on Twenty second street
which burned two stables and their
contents. Two horses were burned to
death. The loss was about $500. part
" covered by Insurance. The horses
were the property Of J.. NJ. u. Taylor.
X, r. Burdette. the Herald'H clrculator
IN ogden, lost u single top buggy and
harness. Mr.. Taylor lost two sets OF
single and one double harness.
LADY BlCYcLrsT SEVERELY HURT
While three girls We're riding on hi.
cycles ON Twenty NTH street Sunday
evening, one Of them. Florence Lcth-
bridge, attempted TO cross the street
railway tracks In front OF moylng
car and was thrown from her wheel TO
the track The wheel was between
the girl and the car front and acted
as "a fender; otherwise she would have
been run over and crughed by the
wheels. The car was moving slowly
and stopped very suddenly. The girls
injuries consist OF "A slight bruise on
The forehead and a bad Hub-cutaneoua
ilcah wound over the breast bone ON
the right side. A horse fell upon this
same girl out near Riverdalo few
days ago, az which time she suffered a
severe rupture. She viii not be able
To ride wheel for some time To come,
swGGART DIVORCE CASE.
Yesterday Sarah Jane swigart filed n
complaint In the office Of the clerk Of
lhe Second district court against l., ID.
ma - hfA HANNANNNH llANlNk ANI n
divorce on the ground Of alleged adul-
Terry with divers women. She asks that
her maiden name OF Sarah Jane Thomas
may be restored TO her; that she may
be allowed an equitable portion OF Gle
community property; that the defend
ant nay into the court t75 to defray
The expenses N this action and eoun.
tel fees In the sum OF $3.50. allmony as
the court may seem proper. etc. The
parties are residents OF Hooper and
nave been married only two or three
months.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Seaman.
We OF Lieutenant George A. seaman
OF tho Utah volunteers, went west To
meet her huband on his return TO San
llncisco from Maniln. She will spend
we time before the lleutenant's ar
aN9l IN visiting friends In Sacramento
una san Francisco.
90 leld Supervisor Job Pingrce md
Nnemlst Williams OF the ogden sugar
,,ol9pahy went out 20 Doweyvllle yes.
'erday morning.
Ihe new soap factory viii soon be
|.a1y TO commence operations Mr.
~ mas engaged simon Beth, expert