Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-07-07
OGDEN NEWS.
OGDEN, JULY Q 1900
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
C,,es Heard In The District Court Before
Judge Rolapp'
uo,.ebreakers aud other Offenders
In Police Court sheep aud POLL
ucs-Board Of Education

tomorrow, Sunday, afternoon, July o.
AT 2.sO o'clock. The following program
has been arranged for the meeting and
mu attendance Of the officers and
teachers is earnestly desired.
superlntendents Department-Miscel-
laneous topics.
Secretaries Department-Quarterly
report day; duties Of assistant secre-
t,rles discussed and new business con-
sidered,
Theological Observation-Disclosures
ton OF lecture three, Articles OF
Faith
Second intermediate Department
1.-THE Fall" the exercise to be conduct
el Dy Emma Anderson.
Firet Intermediate Department-Lec-
ture en- Ap0stasy, musical selections
pHiugrv Northumberland les
sons on planning
The music viii be furnished by the
chorsters classes.
lady choristers are expected 10 meet
al j o'clock In the Second ward meet
ing house for practice.
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
la Rue VS. George W. Larkin, Jr., adj
ministrator. The plaintiff introduced
his dispositions and rested. The de-
PENDANT moved a non.suit. The court
granted plaintiff until Tuesday, July
10 1900. al 10 a. M TO file brief and de-
cision by the court thereon was re-
served
+. w. Metcalf VS. Thomas Hull; an in
junction suit TO prevent the defendant
from destroying a ditch which the
plaintiff uses TO run the water In 70
irrlgate his orchard 4 number Of Wit
nesses We're examined for both sides
The matter was taken under advise
ment by the court
IN THE POLICE COURT
Charles Mccormick. the man arrested
for stealing a roll Of blankets from the
ogden house, was given hearing he
pleaded not guilty but the testimony
Of other witnesses convicted him, ana
he was given twenty-five days on the
rock pile. Il was also developed during
the trial that he As the man who tried
TO tap the I'm at the Bon Ton restaur-
ant but got away from the officer.
John Coleman charged with begging,
was permitted TO 90, on his promise TO
leave town.
The case OF Herman Voss, charged
with disturbing the peace, was contln-
ued
Harry Adams the man arrested by
the police for passing a fraudulent
check on ]. W. Graham, passed one on
Charles Van der Vlies for $500 which
proved 20 be forged He will have his
hearing before his honor Monday.
THE CRITTENToN HOME.
Today the Rev. Charles Morton. Of
New York, arrived in Ogden he is sec
rotary Of the National CrttentOn Home
association. This evening, from until
10 o'clock, he will be rendered a rccep-
ton al the NJ. +. church. To which all
are invited Tomorrow. Sunday, even
ms Rev. Morton viii hold union SER
vices al the NJ. =. church The reverend
gentleman viii deliver am address upon
the great work which is being done by
the Critienton Home association
throughout the United States.
SHEEP AND POLITICS.
A contract was filed yesterday in the
county recorders office which Is some
what of'a political AFFAIR. The con-
tract is written one IN which Louis
j. D. Brown leased 5000 head OF sheep
from Alexander Brown for FIVE years at
an annual rental Of 40 cents per head.
providing that Hon. William Mckinley
ls elected President OF the United
states and II Hon. William j. Bryan Is
elected President the annual rental Is
70 De 70 cents per head The sheep
are now on the range in Idaho.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board OF education met last
evening aud disposed OF the following
business.
The treasurer filed his report for June,
ly list.
Inc board appointed school onumera.
oIs 70 commence work on July 10, as
appointed by law. The enumerators
are First ward, J. H. Watkins, Sec
92nd ward John r. Smyth: Third ward.
Jos Taylor Fourth ward. j. NJ Blshop
Fltth ward, NJ, Poulter.
bills amounting 10 $50 were allowed.
ADJOURNED TIL Saturday night
EXCURSIONS.
The stake boards OF the Y. NJ. and
J., H. NJ. !. A. Of Weber county have
S%l,iansed for an excursion to Saltalr.
iulisa,ay, July -, 1900. to which they
,lt'aug invite all the members Of the
sI.oas associations and an the
r linus OF Mutual Improvement. The
urea A special train VIII leave Oq-
oen az o'clock a. m, returning the
tpec iu VIII leave Saltair at S.l5 n. M
T NM me regular train at 1918 u M
nose Who desire to 60 bur cannot
49, on the morning train may take
regular afternoon train al 2.lb
lne a. o. L. W. have also arranged
Hn excursion 10 Saltair on Monday
0-g YIN, over the o. S. l.. Train leave
ebeen al 10 a. m. and returning leaves
ssllalr ~ 1915 D. m.
Ine Firth ward choir are arrangine
GIVE n'1e a grand excursion up Ogden
ga on Monday, July 9th.
OGDEN NEWS GOSSIP.
C. W. NibIey is in the city on business
"e" Baker City, Oregon.
nj W. Meek and l.. r. Heffner lef,
tho, l9i hihs Tor Grouse creek. where
es,s so 70 look up their mining inter.
george A. Snow. manager ~ ,ho 90,
,,ulale1 Implement Co AZ salt IT,
" NE city yesterday
Orj.n harl o. Maeser passed through
vbs,a esleIday en- route 10 Evanston
c6p,, PIE win attend the Sunday echoij
Fr.,,,' os 70 be held there on Sunday
ns1 a a Oison, Salt Lake mlnlne
tivs, was Ia Ogden today. visiting reia.
pror,,y.ih route to some OF his mining
''TTteIues 10 Idaho. ''''''''e
lef, Una" mas Mercer and NJ. d. LessenRer
vhar. .tss.aay afternoon for the coast
Ms I py VIII spend a few weeks.
city yls,,t,saushaw, OF Logan, Is IN the
aide bs ,.''hg with her children who re-