Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-02
OGDEN NEWS.
OGDEN, UTAH, OCT. :, lsVV
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS.
Sal Death Of Mrs. Esther / Peterson OF
Sn,wiIle Leaves Five Children.
v,,e RegistratIon Agents Resign and
Others are Appointed Accused by
His wife Of Assault.


sion last evening and transacted the
following business:
Repairs on the hose tower on IRE sta
uop No. /, estimated at $50, was au-
thorzei.
The report Of the committee on laws
On the claim for back salary presented
by five fremen was taken up. A
lengthy report was read from the city
attorney. in which he held that they
were not entitled 70 any back salary
unless il were between the passage OF
he ordinance, which recognized the
Gre department aud their appointment,
vbieh occurred February Z, and April
II 1895 respectively. The matter was
then recommitted to the committee on
The claim OF W. c. Weaver receiver,
1881 gO hydrant rental and repairs on
bydrants used for street sprinkling,
Mas laid over for another week.
The petition OF the ogden general
hospital for ten years lease OF the
hospital was granted at u rental VI
gl0j per year 10 be expended In perma-
nsnt improvements Doctors Joyce
and Conroy Of the hospital were given
tbs freedom Of the floor, and presented
The facts, that since they leased tho
hospital they had expended $500 in
rem0deling and repairing and were
about TO expend $1,000 more on the
granting Of the petition.
The bids for fire hose were taken from
the committee Of the whole and con-
sldered by the council but action was
deferred for one week
The mayor appointed j. II. watkins
sanitary Inspector in place Of VIM.
Moyes, who had resigned, and the APP
poIntment was confirmed.
The committee on laws reported on
the petition Of a. S, Burt for the re-
coyery Of the streets enormously dedi-
Gated TO the city In Pacific Place, rec
ommending reference to the city attor-
ney for his opinion. The matter was 70
referred.
The committee on streets recommend
ed that the petition Of Andrew Chris
tenson and others be granted, and that
Second street be graded and placed In
fair condition az an expense OF $3.50.
A board Of equalization notice In the
matter OF opening Twentieth street was
adopted and ordered published,
The poundkeeper filed his monthly re-
port showing thirteen head impounded
and SOLO covered into the city treas
ury.
JOS Goddard was granted a quit
claim deed TO property sold for taxes,
on the payment Of all back taxes and
costs.
Patrick Martin, guardian Of Maud o,
and William G. Barker, asked the coun-
eli TO grant them relief on sewer taxes
and costs on the piece OF property left
them on the death OF their parents. He
was given the freedom Of the floor and
explained the matter In detail. Re-
ferred 10 the tax committee.
Geo. Shorten and others wanted an
electric light on the corner OF Twenty
sixth and Lincoln. Referred.
A claim OF w. l.. Watts, Sl2l25,
damages 20 property by establishing
a new grade on Twenty eighth street,
was referred to the committee on
streets.
The claim Of Channel and Jackson
was cut down 10 S2lS5 and allowed
A claim Of John A. Lampert, salary
for the month OF September. $50, was
allowed as was a special police pay roll
amounting 10 1895.
A number Of acquisitions were au-
th1rzed, and the fire committee was
authorized 10 contract FOR hay Tor one
year. after which the council ad-
Journed
SAD DEATH OF YOUNG MOTHER.
Yesterday morning a sad death oc-
CURED at a Grand avenue lodging
house. Mrs Esther j. Peterson Of
SnOWyille, BoXelder county was brought
90 ogden FOR medical treatment, but
was IN such a weak condition that she
could not survive. She gave birth to
@ baby girl the day after her arrival
90 ogden. and the child is doing well.
Mrs Peterson was but 30 years OF age
was he wife Of Hyrum Peterson, and
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Charles
atuOn OF Snowyille. She leaves a
husband and five children and a host
OF friends TO cherish her memory. The
remains were embalmed by Larkin &
Son and shipped home today Cor burial
WONIENs REPUBLICAN CLUB.
The Women's Republican club Of Og-
den win meet and organize Tor the fall
work on Wednesday afternoon at the
county court house at o'clock. All
Oh. ladies are urged 10 attend as some
good speakers viii be present TO address
The meeting.
CHANGES IN REGISTRATION
AGENTS.
AT the meeting Of the county board
yesterday l.. j. TAYLOR rendered his
resignation as registration agent for
hailsWlie. and +. Miller was appointed
10 ul the vacancy.
u. II Ensign resigned as registration
agent in Precinct No. /. and Fred Gar
heI was appointed TO Nh vacancy.
Christopher Brown resigned as regis
vt'nn agent for Precinct No 20. and
Minnie Woodmansee Farr was appoint
ed IN his place.
A. Mcfarland resigned as registra-
uon agent OF West Weber. and Ralph
w. ellison was appointed 20 fll vacan-
James Blair resigned as registration
agent Tor Marriott district, and Simon
I. Halyorson was appointed.
ACCUSED OF ASSAULT.
5. l.. Como was arrested yesterday
%! sheriff Layne. on the charge OF as
ssul the complaint was sworn out by
.ls wife who accuses him OF assaultlnc
A.r few days ago. He WIN be given
nearing BEFORE Justice Breeden
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. Efie McCardle win leave ogden
W tlnesday 20 represent the Ladies'
auxiliary OF the b. Of r. T. az their an
nual netting.
W C. Weaver has returned tom
u.s northern trip where he went 10 eur
chase horses.
hgmas A. Whalon returned yetser-
Jay from an extended eastern trip.
Judge Norrell was an ogden visitor
Albert sadd. who was beaten by
James stark, is again able 10 be around.
Mrs. Mary A. Rich OF Paris, Idaho.
o, .,sllng with her son. DR.. Ezra Rich,
lof the testimonial concert 20 be
gwen at the Second ward meeting
nosse under the auspices Of the Sec
'hd ward choir tomorrow night the