Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-10-26
OGDEN NEWS.
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OGDEN, UTAH OCT, 70, lgOl.
0. S. |. SUED FOR DAMAGES
Damage Suit Of Fred wolcOtl Against Same
Company Dismissed by Judge ROIapp'
stake Relief society Huiiding- Ogden
Polling Places =. y. singing Classes
Republican Rally.


Jury. The complaint alleges as cause
Of action that on September Is, 1901,
the plaintiff was In the service of the
defendlnt company as head brakeman
upon one OF the defendants north
bound trains, and as said train was
going into the station at Hot Springs
Weber county, in aiighting from said
rain the plaintlff was struck by 4
hand car which was negigently placed
nv the side of the defendants track,
knocking him from said car violently
Ia the ground and under the wheels Oh
the moving train. thereby crushing and
mutilating his left leg, knocking out
his teeth and cutting his face ana
iruislrg his body 10 his permanent IN
jury.
DAMAGE SUIT DISMISSED.
The case Of Fred wolcott against the
Oregon Short Line Railroad company
far damages alleged to be due for per-
sonal injuries, came on for hearing be-
fore Judge Rolapp. l.. X. Rogers ana
ID. W. staIrod appeared as attorneys
for the plaintiff The railroad company
was Represented by Attorneys +. L.
Williams Judge W. n. WhitecottOn
and George Smith. A jury was I'M
oanneled to hear the case,
The attorneys for the DEFENDANT
moved that a non suit be granted on
the ground that the accident occurred
by the negligence Of fellow servant
who was on an equal with Wolcott as
M employe of tae railroad company,
and who gave the order that caused the
accident. the law being interpreted 10
hold that the employer is not re-
snonsible fos the accident to the en-
Move which Is caused through the neg
ngence of a fellow employe. The point
WAS argued at length by the attorneys.
she court held that the point was Wen
taken and dismissed the action.
The Jury was discharged for the
term
PROBATE BUSINESS.
In the matter Of the estate anu
Guardianship OF Newton |, Silverslelll.
a mlror, the hearing on petition OF
Isiaor Jutrosinski for letters OF admin
lstraticn and the objections Oh Apre.
ham Silyersteln was continued Without
date. >,on,.
In the matter Of the adoption OF New
ION |. silyCrsten. the hearing on peu-
tion and motion OF Abraham SILVER
stein 10 set aside the decree was Or
dered placed on the trial calendar
lohn L. Bagley and II. X. MacMilIsn
Nere entered as attorneys TOT MI
Jutrosinsk and A. j, Weber as at'or-
ney for Mr.. Silverstein'
RELIEF SOCIETY BUILDING
The keiief Society Of the Weber
stake through the jealous labors OF
the members has on hand almost enough
means 10 complete new Relief society
Stake house, which has been commence
cd ON the tabernacle square Just north
of the Third ward amusement hall. Ihe
building will be constructed OF btick
with n large basement and VIII De
credit TO the society and the city. Inc
ladies' are very DESTROYS Of completing
their building by Christmas and nope
10 raise the remaining amount OF mon
ey necessary TO complete the building
nv that time they have therefore de-
cided 10 give fine literary and musi-
cal entertainment in the Ogden .Taoef-
nacle on Monday evening, October ZS
Some OF the best talent In the state
has been secured to take part on the
program, among them being Miss Ruth
Eyelyhe Moench. teacher Of elocutlon
M the Agricultural college, Logan,
Miss Luella Ferrin, soprano soloist;
Mrs Mary Harrington stevens. con-
tralto soloist: Mrs. q. +. Blaisdel
piano soloist. Mr.. c. p. Ferrln. tenor
soloist Mr.. Hagbert Anderson. bass
soloist. The program Will consist OF
about ten numbers. Doors will open
at 1880 pm; entertainment commences
at s pm. Admission 2jc TO any part
of the building.
LAST REGISTRATION DAY.
Tuesday October Goth will be the
last day FOR registration for the com
ing city election. All those who have
not registered should do so on That
date.
POLLING PLACES,
The following are the polling places
that win be used during the coming
municipal election, Tuesday Nov o.
1901:
FIRST WARD.
First distrlct-2is Thirty-third street
Second dlstrict--l27 Tfirty-hrst
street.
Firth distrlct--city hall.
Fourth district--25il Lincoln avenue.
Fifth district-City hall.
SECOND WARD.
sixth dlstrict-S55 Twenty-third
street.
Seventh dis,rict-2is Twen,y-tourth
street.
Eighth dis,rict--l55 Twenty-second
street.
Ninth district--22ol Reeves avenue.
THIRD WARD.
Tenth dIstrict-l651 Washington. ave-
nue..
Eleventh district-sss Washington
bvenue.
Twelfth distriet--loO Washington ave-
nue..
Thirteenth district-i2ss Washington
avenue
FOURTH WARD.
Fourteenth district-2O2i Adams ave-
nue..
Fifteenth district-5ii Twenty-seeond
street.
sixteenth district-county court
house.
Seventeenth dIstrict-7io Twenty
fourth street
Eighteenth district-S1 twenty
fourth street.
~ineteenlh district-22i0 quincy ave-
-
twentieth dis,rict--liso cahoon ave-
nue..
FIFTH WARD.
Twenty.hrsi district-Fifth ward
amusement hall.
Twenty.second district 1851 Monroe
avenue.
Twenty-third district-2Ss2 Washing
ton avenue.
Twenty.fourth district-l3T Twenty
eighth street