Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-10-06
OGDEN NEWS.
OGDEN OCT. g. 1900
DISTRICT COURT BUSINESS.
Cases Heard and Disposed Of by Judge Ro-
lapp Yesterday
Demise Of Geo. {. Ash Hold-up Held
10 district Court Salt Lake opera
Company Coming.

Before Judge Rolapp in the Second
district court:
case Of J, r. Thompson ct al VS. a.
Mcfarland ct al, was continued.
To- the case OF O. l.. Couch vs. ogden
City the hearing on demurrer was had
and submitted, and taken under advise
usnt
Mary .. Ohlenkamp vs. Z. =. h. r,
Co.: argued and submitted, and taken
under AMUSEMENT.
The case Of w. II. Williams VS. Z. r.
Lu.anthal was dismissed.
Ia the case Of r, s. Brooks vs. c. NJ
North. court ordered that the deposit
tIons herein be opened. published and
flei.
Mattson VS. o. S. L. Ry. Co.; motion
TO quash herein was denied
j. G.. Scott We c. NJ, Beason: judg-
ment was rendered by default for
plaintiff as prayed for. and property
ordered sold.
In the case OF State Of Utah VS.
Reay.=, che state is to pay the costs OF
nmmonlng witnesses. etc, on account
of impecuuios,ty OF defendant.
q. q. NJ J. vs. Jones q Richards court
ordered that the motion Of plaintiff re-
curing the defendant 20 produce copies
of certain book entries OF defendants
may be heard on Monday, oct. s, 1900,
and that the plaintiff may have FIVE
days additional time In which 90 pro-
duce certain papers herein,
i. A. Shells vs. Estate Of r. j, Hin.
~ al. Demurrer submitted without
argument and taken under advlsement.
SUIT FOR DIVORCE.
a suit was filed IN the Second district
court today by Hannah Couro against
Der husband, Sarphaine L. Couro pray
lgg for a decree OF divorce and allmony
on the grounds OF cruelty and habitual
drunkenness.
DEMISE OF GEO, c. ASH.
AZ 10 o'clock Thursday evening
George c. Ash died al the residence OF
his sister, Mrs Shelbourne, No. GAS
TWenty-fourth street, OF stomach trou-
bic which brought on heart failure, at
ter an illness OF eight days. The de-
ceased was born az Billyllle. H.. oct,
g. 1865. He came 10 Utah about eigh-
teen months ago, living in ogden most
Of the time He made many friends
here through his kind ways. His only
relatives are an aged mother, one els
ter and sIster-in-law. The funeral SER
vices viii be held al the NJ. T.. church
Sunday at 2 o'clock.
HOLD-UPs HELD TO DISTRICT
COURT.
Before Judge Han in police court
Charles Winters and David Kelley were
sven q hearing yesterday afternoon on
the charge Of assault and robbery. They
are the two who tried to hold up the
man named Monahan at the rear OF
the Central saloon on Thursday even
ing. The only witnesses for the prose-
cu,ion were Mr., Monahan. the man whom
they held up, and Mr. Scaley, the Cen
tral saloon bartender. each identified
the men as the guilty parties, and the
accused were bound over to the district
court In $500 bonds, I'm default Of which
they were placed in the custody Of
sheun Layne to await hearing
john Buckley a Union Pacific rail,
road man, was brought to ogden from
Evanston, TO receive medical treatment
in the ogden hospital He was In a
ly from Ia grippe and yesterday met
with an accident, It Is thought he viii
recover
THE MANDARIN" OPERA.
The Salt Lake opera company has al
ways been heartily greeted in ogden,
and large audiences have always IFS
tened with much pleasure to their
operas. The music lovers OF this city
VII again be treated 10 a visit from the
p0pulor company on Friday, October
l-th. when they will present at the
Grand the beautiful and popular opera.
The Mandarin" The popular admis-
sim prices Will be charged at the
Grand, and no doubt a large audience
VIII greet the singers,
TOLMAN-RoBINsoN NUPTIALs.
A marriage license was granted to
John Robinson. a. and Miss Lille Toll
man, p, both OF ogden
thursday evening grand ball was
gwen Ia the Plain City amusement hall
Tor the benefit Of Elder Joseph Folk
man who departs for a mission TO Ger
many on Wednesday, october 10th.
Henry Grow Of Huntsville leaves for
mission to California on Wednesday
next
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Y. f. Hatch Is confined 10 his bed
with typhoid fever.
l.. j. Houlther, Sr., is very IN at his
home with pneumonia
Henry Conaut OF Kelton Is IN the city
On business connected with his cattle
very pleasant and we'll attended /
OaA was given last evening In the First |
ward.
Mrs. Arthur Brown Of Salt Lake City
Was In ogden today.
GEORGE A. Alder, Of Whitney. Idaho, |
Is ln the city on business.
Many Ogdenites went to the capital !
yesterday and today TO attend the Con- |
iepHce and State fair
j, s. Daley Of Sandy, Is in the city |
On business.
Il. N. Carnes. a promlgent business
man Of P0catelo. Is IN the city.
Mrs. Abe Kuhn returned today from |
weeks visit at Park ely
Judge Miner and J.. h. Rogers were |
ogden visitors today.
Miss Ida Hamilton. OF South Omaha. |
is visiting In ogden.
Real estate sales and transfers have |
oeen plentiful In ogden during the past |
few weeks.
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