Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-11-09
OGDEN NEWS.
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OGDEN, UTAH, NOV, IL, 1871
CHARGED WITH FORGERY.
Richard Flint Held 10 Answer to District Court
For Changing Date Of Receipt
suit 10 Settle Bybee Estate -Othsr
Court Cases Meeting OF Board
or Education.

The hearing In the case Of the State
of Utah VS. Richard Flint, charged with
forgery, was had before Justice Thorn
as Champneys. The state was repre-
sented by County Attorney Halyerson,
and the defendant by Attorney j. b.
Marsh. The evidence introduced went
10 show that Flint changed the date
ON a receipt. issued by Walter Bing-
ham for rent of 1900. amounting TO $50,
making the receipt read for 1901. The
defendant was bound over to answer
Ia the charge in the sum Of $500, which
bond he furnished,
BYBEE ESTATE.
Suit was filed in the district court
today by Attorney A. i. Hayes fol
Mrs. Harriet II. Thompson and Martha
A. Watts against Aaron c. Bybee et
al, praying for the division Of the estate
Of Lee Bybee, The complaint sets forth
that Lee Bybee died In 1873, leaving an
estate In Weber county. The probate
court gave a decree setting the estate
aside for the use of the widow, Nancy
Bybee and the minor children as long
as the widow should live, that last year
the widow died and as all the children
are OF age, the suit Is brought by the
plaintiffs to have the estate divided
equally among the heirs who are the
plaintiffs and defendants to the action.
OTHER COURT CASES.
In the matter of the estate of Sarah
NJ Elliott, hearing on petition FOR set
Element Of final account and distribu-
ton was set for November 10, 1901.
In the case of Walter Hedrich VS. Lud-
wig Elsenberg, the trial which was set
for yesterday was continued for the
term.
All Jurors were excused until Tues
day, November ~ at 10 a. m.
In the matter of the estate OF John
Farrell deceased, Mrs. Janette Farrell
was appointed Administrative with bond
fixed at 5000.
Suit has been brought by the Utah
Liquor company Of Salt Lake City,
against Seelig and Monroe, proprietors
of a saloon, on lower Twenty-flfth
street. to receive a judgment In the
sum Of 1926 and costs of suit, alleged
to be due for merchandise. also for a
writ Of attachment, which was grant
ed and served on the defendants, at
taching their stock Of goods in the sa-
loon. The complaint alleges that the
defendants bought liquors and other
merchandise from the plaintiff, and
later sold the goods to one Thomas
Richie without having paid the Utah
Liquor company for the goods.
The Adams Nursery company has
brought suit against j. l.. Jones ct al
for bA. 30, alleged to be due for rent OF
land and n writ of attachment was
Issued against the defendants, which
was served on them by Deputy sheriff
T.. S. Croker, attaching growing crop
of sugar beets and a considerable
amount Of stacked hay, etc.
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board of education held meet
ing last evening and transacted the
following business
The treasurer reported $4,000 received
from county treasurer on 1901 taxes,
Superintendent Allison filed his re-
port for the month of October showing
a total attendance of i.OS4 students
The treasurer's Tepor for the month
of October was received showing re-
celpts for the month amounting to So
1864
The teachers We're paid today. About
$1,000 was distributed among them.
A small amount of other sundry
business was transacted and adjourn
ment was taken for one week.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Assistant Attorney General W. Il.
White and wife are visiting In Ogden.
Heber Soowcroft has gone East 10
Chicago where ne will meet Mr. and
Mrs. John Scoweroft on their return
trip from Europe. Mrs. Joseph scow-
croft also left for New York where she
win Join her husband.
Mayor Browning. A. z. Bigelow ana
John NJ. Browning have gone TO the
Bear river country on duck hunt,
Mrs. ]. W. r. Volker yesterday pre-
scented her husband With fine baby
Girl. Mother and child doing well.
Misses clara and Lille Ralph, OF
Hyrum. Utah. are visiting In ogden
the guests Of Mrs. Fred c. Naisbtt
Miss Edna billiard entertained at
cards last evening at the Lincoln ho-
tel.
A grand colored peoples ball and
entertainment will be given at Daven-
mort hall 264 Twenty nth street, Tues