Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-04-27
OUR OWN STATE.


ward meeting house. The invitation
has been accepted.
The athletic association has am
nounced it's final ban next Friday even
ing. May 3rd at Christensen's. The IN.
yitations are already In the hands OF
committee and can be secured by call-
ing upon the chairman Of each Ward.
ola students are cordially invited Az
this is the final ball Of the season spe-
cial efforts viii be put forth TO make
Il a success,
HOODLUMs GIVEN A HEARING.
The nine young boys who were ar
rested for disturbing the peace at Five
Points and egging Prof. quinn, prln-
cipal Of the Five Points school, were
arraigned before Justice Hall in police
court. The two Redneld boys and
Jenne boys were released on the recon-
mendation Of the prosecuting attorney
Iver Brind pleaded guilty to throwing
eggs, and Ray Smuin and Fred carlson
pleaded guilty to causing general as
turbance. The boys Maxwell ana Col
vim have not been giyena hearlngas yet
The testimony introduced by the prose-
cution went TO show that the boys nave
been very refractory and caused con-
siderable disturbance Of late, by Delhs
noisy at dances and other places, ana
by acting In a very unbecoming man
ner. The Judge took the matter undei
advisement.
COURT NOTES,
Suit was filed by Mrs, EstherM. tarr
against Enoch FAIR, Mary IL. FAR
William Shaw and Philip Pugsley, TO
secure judgement against the deiend-
ants In the sum OF $4,000 and costs OF
suit. The complaint alleges That the
defendants Farr gave TO Lorln Farr
their certain promlssory note for $lV0O
and as security on the same they gave
TO LOrin Farr q mortgage on certain
real estate situated IN Weber county
That the defendants Shaw and Pugsley
claim to have certain Interests In said
mortgaged property, Wherefore the
plaintiff prays that the mortgage be
foreclosed. and the property sold at
public sale TO satisfy the judgment, and
that the defendants and each OF them
be declared to have no claim on the
said property
Suit was filed by John M. PreshaW
against j. W. B0rnham, ST., ct al TO
quiet the title TO certain mining prop
erty and claims,
In the matter of the estate Of Andrew
Larson, the report of the appraisers
shows the entire value OF his estate to
be worth about S9453.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES,
The spring weather Of the past week
Is causing an athletic spirit 20 peryade
the boys and girls of the High school,
Some time ago class baseball league
was formed consisting Of the senior
freshmen, sophomore and commercial
classes and several games have been
played The games so far have been
quite fast and as the season progresses
some fast ball is expected.
The board of education has had
basket ball court prepared and teams
Of both boys and girls will be formed
from each class and this popular game
viii be in full swing.
The Ogden High school alumni assoc
citation have elected the following Of
fcers for the ensuing year: c. Henry
Turner president Florence Hlrst, vice
president Verna Barrows, secretary,
and Laura Kimball, treasurer.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
Mr.. Arthur f. Cutting leaves Mon
day evening for Rexburg Idaho, to
accept a position. Mr. Cutting will re-
turn for his family later and will make
Rexburg his future home,
Mr.. Geo Sherrard has returned from
the southern part OF the state In the
neighborhood OF Lehi, Cotton, etc.
where he has been busy helping TO
move band OF $4,000 sheep to the Vim
tab reservation. He reports that shear
ing around Lehi is nearing completion
and that the coming week viii see a
start made on 10000 sheep around Col
ton.
DR.. Rowe, government sheep inspec-
tor was in Ogden today and leaves to-
night for Salt Lake and Monday will
begin inspecting 10000 sheep which are
TO be moved TO Idaho,
Mr. II. Z, Hunt has returned from
Cache Valley, where he has been on
business the past week.
Mr. VIM Price OF Samara, Idaho,
passed through ogden today with a
train load Of cattle for the Kansas
City market. He reports feed In very
fine shape In his country
Mr. NJ. s. Foss, who, with Mr. Ralph
Bittinger, both formerly Of Omaha,
have purchased 1000 head Of yearling
steers from Oregon parties to move
June LIST TO their ranch at Rifle, Colo
RADIO. MIR. Foss says they are still in
the market for 1000 head more.
The fire department responded to an
alarm from box 10, The fue at Jos. j,
Smiths home was on fire. Little dam
age was done.
Next Tuesday evening the Veteran
Firemen will hold their annual reunion
in the city hall. They have sent out
invitations TO their friends to join them
and a royal good time will be had.
Miss Alice Hanson, Of Brigham city,
Is spending a few days in Ogden with
friends.
Fred tIllman, of Willard. Is in ogden
on business
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gross, of Waco, Tex,
are in ogden for few days pleasurlng.
@. 4. Akers of Salt Lake was an Og-
den visitor yesterday on business,
Mayor Browning and II. II. Thomas
were In Salt Lake yesterday on busi-
ness.
Arthur Pratt. census enumerator for
Utah, was In ogden today
Attorney c. S. Varian and Judge Og-
den Hies were In Ogden yesterday on
legal business.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. H. Wesley OF Wads-
worth. New, are spending a few days
with friends In this city.
j. II. Knauss has returned from
business trip north.
J. II, Morgan and wife Of Wells, New,
are guests at the Reed
Judge Rolapp and Court stenog-
rapher Hamer held court at Farming
ton yesterday.