Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-11-17
OGDEN NEWS.
OGDEN Utah NOV n 1900
IN JUDGE ROLApP'S COURT
Close Of me Hsuod escapade His Fun Cosl
Him Nearly $500,
Salt Laker Takes IN she Town and
Claims lie Was Robbed While Hc
Slepl-New Cracker Factory.

John valentine. The DEFENDANTS were
arranged and each plead guilty 10 the
charge Of burgarIzing the Smith Lodg-
ing house on Grant Avenue. Date Of
sentence was set for Monday. Nov. 49,.
1900.
State Of Utah vs. August Johnson.
charged with burslarising the machine
shop Of A. W. Brown, entered a plea "
not guilty The court appointed
Elijah Farr. ESQ. to defend him
State Of Utah W. James Brady The
defendant appeared 10 receive sentence.
for burglarlzlng the Biel butcher shop
to which charge he plead guilty Court
sentenced him TO one year In the state
prison,
In the case Of Rose y. Miller, a de-
cree OF divorce was granted as prayed
for and custody OF minor child was
awarded the plantiff.
In the case OF Brooks W North. In
which the plaintiff asked for Judgment
IN the sum of $50. the testimony VI the
plaintiff and defendant and the case
was submitted without argument, and
the court dismissed the case at cost OF
plaintiff.
THE HERRoLD ESCAPADE,
The young man named w. T. Herrold.
OF Willard, who made Tor himself bad
record In ogden during the past ten
days, has now fixed up his various
peccadilloes. and II is hoped, made a
resolution TO DO better The case
against him for stealing the horse was
a M ha nod Vff the nj
nal out OF the clty,and the case against
him for passing bogus checks was
closed up by his brother paying the
amount OF the checks He was given
hearing before Judge Wardlelgh yester-
day afternoon on the charge OF stealing
the gold watch from Miss Barker OF
Five Points and fined s25 and costs,
which amount he paid, and was re-
leased This closes up the young mans
misdeeds, but It cost him nearly $500
TO settle up for his few days fun and
save himself from imprisonment IN the
penitenuary
ROBBED WHILE HE SLEPT.
z. NJ. Anderson, who stated that he
lived on Grape street Salt Lake City
reported 20 the police last night, that
he had been robbed OF 1910. He came
up he said, from Salt Lake yesterday
morning with the intention OF locating
at Ogden At the Union depot, he met
a friend from Aspen, Wyo. Together
they went TO a saloon, where they took
several drinks When they separated,
the friend said he was going TO salt
Lake, and Anderson started out 20 take
In the town. Some time during the
evening he entered the Gang building.
I'm course Of erection at the corner Of
Twenty-siXth street and Lincoln
avenue. and went 20 sleep, About II
o'clock he awoke and discovered that
his money. a roll of bank notes. was
missing. He reported the matter TO the
police station, and Captain Browning
began work on the case. An officer
was detailed 20 accompany Anderson,
but no clue could be discovered as TO
the identity OF the thief
Ten young men were fined $3.50 each
for violating the bicycle ordinance.
TAX PAYMENTS.
Thursday was the last day for the
paying OF taxes for this year before
they became delinquent. but yesterday
and today Treasurer Chambers and his
force Of deputies were hard at work
fixing up the taxes with the banks and
railroad companies Up TO date there
has been about $4,000 paid into the
treasury on the taxes, leaving bal
ance Of about $4,000 delinquent.
NEW CRACKER FACTORY
There viii be a new cracker factory
open up in Ogden Monday morning 10
be known as the United States Cracker
Factory, II viii be owned and operated
by George A, Craig, The old Ballan-
tyne building on Wall Avenue between
Twenty fourth and Twenty-fifth |
streets has been rem0deled and fitted |
with the necessary machinery for the |
factory Mr.. Craig intends manufac-
turing some Of the finest grades Of |
crackers 10 be bought and TO put them |
on the market at low prices: the brand |
OF the crackers win be the Star"
DIED.
November l6, Charles T., infant son |
OF Charles and Jane Brown Of West |
Weber, at the home Of It's grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles SummerVille In |
Stewards Lane. The funeral services |
Will be held at Mr.. Summeryilles resi-
dence Sunday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends invited.
The funeral services over the remains
Of MVs. Alice Blair Watkins were held |
afternoon In the Fourth ward
meeting house, The attendance was
very large. Bishops Counsellor CIVIL
liam presided, The ward choir fur
nlshed the music. The speakers we're
Elders Edward H. Anderson. G. j, 5.
Ables and Bishop WoOlley, each speak
ing impressiyely Of the noble. God fear
ing life Of the deceased, and her useful
ness in her sphere In the Church OF
Jesus Christ and In her home The
funeral cortege which followed her re-
mains TO their last resting place was
very large. and the casket was covered
with beautiful floral designs. The in
terment took place In the city cemetery.
The remains OF George +. Driver in
FAINT son Of Mr.. and Mrs. George W.
Driver. were laid to rest yesterday af-
.ernoon IN the city cemetery The fun
eral services were held at the family
residence, Very interesting and con-
sOing addresses were delivered by
Apostle John Henry Smith and Elder
Ben +. Rich. The attendance was very
arge and there was a prOfusion OF ele-
CANT floral designs
JoHNSON-CHARLEs NUPTIALs.
Marriage license was granted to j. r.
Charles, Is. and Miss Agnetta NJ. john
son, 20, both Of salt Lake City; they
we're married by Justice Hall.
The ogden Sugar Factory made an
,ther payment % the beet growers and
he employees, distributing about $4,000.
ma the influence Of the same has been
cit by the merchants today.
sheriff Gordon of Brigham City was
n ogden yesterday aad today subpoe-
iaing witnesses In the case OF the State
4 Utah VS. Burke, charged with muir
ler
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Or. Kari G. Maeser and wife are Wis
ting with friends IN Ogden.
Hon. Hoses Thatcher was an Ogden
'lsltor yesterday.
Mrs. l.. Mclean OF Wheeling, Idaho.
; visiting with friends IN ogden.
Mrs. Joseph Mattos has returned