Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-01-10
OGDEN.


Monday morning after the holiday va
cation with nm Increased attendance.
\ reception will b. rendered Nj and
Mrs. Ezra Harris "wednesday evening
IT the residence Of the brides parents.
Mr. and Aira. e. a. Christensen. No.
2ilG Adams avenue.
What Happened to Jones win be
presented at the Grand Friday evening
and saturday evening the Dorothy
Morton Opera company will mike IT,
Initial appearance IN this city.
ogden chapter, No. q 70. y. NJ, In
stalled their officers last night After
the installation ceremonies u reception
was held. attended by large and So
leCt company ~ invited guests.
Tho ease u Esther fnrf W the Sorth
Ogden Irrigation company. occupied
the attention Of the Second district
court yesterday during the entire day
and was not concluded when court adj
journud at 3 o'clock
The annual meeting ~ tho share
holders of the ogden Savings Rank
VIII be held today ut 1880 b.. m. In the
rooms N the First National iiauk
The medals aud certificates Frantcd
10 ttuh PARTIES by the TrunHmiaaissip-
VI Exposition have been truued over
to the Governor Tor distribution to
those who are entitled to them.
The news ~ tho suicide NJ Mrs. Me-
Quenan in Fan Francisco. which came
Yesterday. caused much comment IN
ogden. whore the lady was we'll known
ana liked.
The ogden Hot Springs company
which HtHu conducts u mOtut line be-
tween the northern limits ~ tho city
and the iiut Springs resort, has brought
suit IN the second district court
against charles y. Dcnsmure Tor con-
demnntlun - certain lands over which
their railroad runs.
IN" next meeting 81 the Literary 80.
cicty ~ the Weber stake academy will
b. held ON Friday evening, the lath
inst. Judge noiapp viii be- the speaker
aud there Will also be- "A nne literary
and musical program.
The funeral Of Zina. the little child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Austin q. brown. who
died sunday night viii be- held today
Tuesday, 90 2 o'clock y. M. from the
Fourth ward meeting house
J. l.. ofan, rcpfvsuutlug the 'hien-
so RECORD. wee IN pglr'. today, Mt
Gfan left New York sunday. January
I, on the tfnnrCuntiuvntal fast muil
FOR san Francisco. arriving there ON the
tth and havlnE been fN's hours on the
road tn. representative 81 the Rec
ord was the only newspaper man Who
made the entire Trip without delay. Mt
Gran thinks the time from coast 10
coast can be reduced ycry considerably,
hut IN order to do II the Union and
Central Pacific will have 10 make bot
ter time. which they can only DO by
running lighter trains. The trains east
81 Omaha. which make such fast time.
consist OF three or four cars while
the Union Paclnr aud Central Pacific
train uglaily have from ten 10 four
ARRESTED oN SUSPICION
Saturday night. shortly before mid.
night. chief ~ Police Ed Davenport
with Detective Fender and oiicgr Mur-
ray. arrested two men Elvluf the
names ~ W. T.. Williams and Fred a.
Davis. on suspicion ~ b'inE the ones
who had burglarincd Whceiwright Bros
store ON Wednesday night, Williams
was arrested while coming out ~ the
Grand opera house. and Davis nt the
hack stand on Twenty-hfth street.
Along with them ana somewhat later.
one r Snmuclron was also arrested.
an three being taken 10 the city jnN
and locked ~. The news ~ the ar
rest was not given out Saturday night
~ the officers hoped a. secure further
evidence against the men. Yesterday
the police found the stolen goods, pvt
~ them IA SHADES barn and part w the
room NJ SHADES house occuuied by
Williams and Davis. fn that they be-
iiryc they have clear ease against inc
two. The pnrt that snmuelHun played
In tho affair. n any. has not vet DO
vciopod. hut Il Il known that No. WIS
with the two men shorty hefof" ~"
BURGLARY was committee,
MiWsma md Davis have only been
IN ogden Tor about four months. one
~ Thorn heirr employed as hack irlv.
o. nrd thr other ns o. drhY deliver Tor
siHde. Roth have heen WON'T under
esninnnra hy the nuiice. owlnr a. the
fact NJ thelr association Win NnWurl'
son. the theory - tho police hel1r TINT
nnvono who Wit nssneiate with san-
uolson will hear watching. samueison
A. weii known IN OGDEN. AVID was nfs
rested SOME TINE $40 on susnlrlnn NJ
hoinr connected with No Senate snlonn
hoid.un, The nrrlimirary hearing ~
iha ausnaets vylii ~, haia today before
Police trstiee Iinipntstl.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
The regular weekly session OF the
board of county commissioners was
held today
Commissiouer smith reported on the
plat belng made for the city also that
he was trying To arrange ar the trans
Ter from the recorders books TO the
city scale.
Commissioner Adams reported that
he only purchasen such supplies ~ are
necessary for present use, ana large
number ~ persons are receiving aid
from the county, while others who are
needy are not being aided An nppro.
ltiNilnn OF hlN' tNf tNf IhnF was inhuN
10 be- used by Commissioner Adams In
his discretion.
Russell simpson offered 10 furnish
Ice 20 the county poor farm NJ 20 cents
per ton ~ the ogden river. or a. fis'
packed In the Tee house NJ tho ftrm,
The nnnlicutlnn ~ John Manning for
the position NJ fruit tree Inspector was
received and ordered MED
pnkor & 90 runhitied prices M
which they would furnish coal 10 the
county.
Petitions Of various persons for posi-
tions AZ rad supervisors ~ various
districts. FOR nsh AMI game war1ena
and ianitur ~ the court house, were
received and fief.
Treasurer 7 hnmherH asked nermiaslon
10 appoint assistants 10 collect delln-
quent norsonnl taN,
County clerk Hotilnrswnrih sent IN
tho name ~ Gordon y. kimhan NJ
chief denutv clerk Tho minutes N tho
hoard failed 20 show what. n any. nc-
tion was taken hv tho commissioners.