Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-05-18
OGDEN NEWS
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----,1 MAY IS, 1901,
NAME REFORM COMMITTEE
,.u., Proceedings to Compel Appoint
mept Of Tree Inspector
.,,,o Now in cOur'-croosed-
Prize -FIre on quincy Ave-
ness w.ber sake Academy Note"

ting Of the committee OF lOV
\ Ins appointed at the mass
ehlch ,,he citizens held few even
m's''Ns in the tabernacle for the pur-
lnss 'Sy ,nlog vice in Ogden met last
POI. .,o ~ N the court house
e'en'"e cling was called to order py
IE /. W. shuruin and Rev D.
ODa n,',',,r.acted as secretary the re-
!" 80 c6mmittee Of three was read
T' ,oo,ed. which showed that lOZ
a'l ''s ad been chosen for the commit
l4','. ,,eo NJ the number had declined
VI te D1l shurtlin then stated TO the
H,, that the main purpose OF
os ang,in Was 10 appoint seven men-
"A lieM committee to act as an
BEN Of me Ool ni,,ee
as'vu' ssmurthwait moved that Presi-
n AM, i. W. ShurtllH ana NY "
II S., If the committee OF loO De eXs
a ls'v' members OF the committee OF
Oluy ,bs motion carried by a unani-
"',"' ,0io The following named per-
Ay"' ,,oro next chosen TO act on the
slla ," " Win the Two already chosen,
,9D'D'' tsss Mrs HillIard CA. Smurth-
A JuIs' p pe carver and Robert Nc
Quare' H., 1osenh stanford
oas suggested to act on the committee
t', ne declined on account Of III health
W,, West also declined and several
',Sors beenuse OF lack OF time.
6n motion Of Judge Agee the eXecu-
sys committee was empowered to APP
YIN, any and all sub-committees and
4 fls as they may deem necessary,
~" Sbe crusade against vice was thor
opebly discussed but no definite course
N action was decided upon. II was
conplpded to leave this matter with the
executive committee.
T6e sentiment OF the entire meeting
VAS expressed by Judge Agee when he
s,1 In addressing the meetings This
--ganIzatl0n must be- firmly united in
HI, efforts 10 DOWN the vice and sin of
our city, for we are going into the mat
t.ras a band Of Christian people, made
II mn oi Me various religious faiths and
EXAMINATIONS, and We must see TO II
.t,t the city ordinances are enforced
.Bi me aw yloatOrs are brought TO
y answer for their disregard for laws
. Ina ordinances of the city and state"
q Nr stanford suggested that the exec
y ullye Committee call upon the mayor
"a and chief q police and ask that they
Sc, that he ordinances Of the city be
a nored with regard 20 gambling,
Z aO0Hs slot machines Sunday base
A ian
A q was directed that the executive
canmI,le meet at 4 o'clock this after.
4 tJon 10 iurther consider the matter.
The meeting was then adjourned.
PRIZE PIANO IN COURT.
Suit has been fled in the Second dis
hd court by h. NJ Howard as guardi-
40 ad-lltem for Alice Howard, against
1a Filih Ecclesiastical ward Of the
weber stake 20 secure a restraining
order 10 restrain the defendants from
obtaining possession of a Schiller piano.
Fhicn was awarded to the defendant
'dfd and FOR decree Of court award
KS SAD plano 10 the plaintiff. The com
PAM sets forth that In December 1900.
d cflaln advertising contest was COM
nelced by number Of business firms
W oslen, by which they gave a vote for
0ey -'e purchase 90 their respective
aJ'es that the individual. association.
'allch or any other organization re-
gNlg me greatest number Of votes
,lolA be awarded a Schiller piano. That
uHe were approximately 100000 votes
.N 70 sad contest that Of the total
It1'e y votes cast ji3,Sll were In eX-
gtN Ns total number OF votes that
N, NV alhNI7ed pfIIded according "a
,rE @alnct Of the contest. That ono
-nalF Heller In the employ OF the
n.y. n.y. Slsam Laundry deposited 10000
XIV ana fraudulent votes for the Do.
WIZ, ,..'sbl ward, That the plaintiff re-
s,gl me highest number OF votes
r, u.I were cast In said contest that
~, nssiy issued.
naaeioie plaintiff prays that the
WY 'sue restraining order. prohib. |
M. VIZ g'e sald ward from taking posses
w. y SAD piano, or in any wav die
sens or incumberiug the same. that |
,i s,.V Of court be issued awarding said |
,a ,,.U v lhe plaintiff. Elijah Farr is at
''n'y for the plaintiff.
TREE INsPECToRsHIP.
NIX NIX nearing In the case OF J. A.
e, ,', a. against Joseph Stanford et all
,',, vutnln's'Ioners OF Weber county. to
~ ,l ~, writ NJ mandamus recurring
, ,rs u,sithaants TO appoint a county fruit |
", -. Inspector FOR Weber county came
~, " yesterday The defendants were rep.
.,''Hsd by County Attorney Halyer-
N. WV, suo argued that the law requiring,
r,, aaip.polnilment Of a county fruit tree
v, ,r,.,of is unconstitutional. upon the
-sy R. NAV the county Is required ia
,ss c ,us expenses OF said office. without
Nm sso y, .I having anything 10
49,, 40 ine amount that shall be ey-
X , W.. ~ The said office or the amount
n se1 lnat shall be done each year,
,ls,-g,lrae Attorney A. b. HAYES for Inc
,, si,.n coniended that the law is con.
-s,nl ,.Gnal' mat a writ should be issued
''''ng the appointment Of said in.