Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-10
POLITICAL
INDIFFERENCE.
Lack Of Interest in Forthcoming
Election Present Administra-
ton May be RenOminated'
PRIMARIES HELD NEXT WEEK.
n,,,,ict Court Cases---Erick Edvals0n
Laid to Rest-BOard OF Eduea'
ton Wedding Bells.

,rotber city election VIII De upon
INT, rho next month, but up to
~, present time very little has been
said about it. The question has been
osLed during the past week II the po-
w,iool narties had agreed on letting
,no nresent city officials bold over Tor
oro,ber term without holding an cleo
ton.
Tbere is but little activity in the ,po-
u,ioai arena at present, ana .unless
somctbing unusual happens the coming
Noyenbar viii witness one of the quiet
est elections ever held In this clty;,
Very few Office seekers are out TINS iali
for election. 1t Is generally conceded
that the Republicans will renominate
tbe present occupants or the various
dtv positions from the mayor down.
and of course they feel sure OF re-elec-
ton The question now 49, VINO are tle
nemocrats going TO place on their tick
~ n W. civilian, Of the Fourth
ward. seems TO have the preference Tor
tho nomination as mayor, and g. II.
Islaub for recorder. +. II. Johnson, II
h understood, viii be chosen for city
attorney but no one seems TO be slated
FOR the other positions, The Democrats
are feeling jubiant over the COM
mencement of the new daily Democratic
paper In ogden, with the editorial
columns under the able pen of ex-sen-
ator f. j, Cannon, and believe That
through the columns OF their press to
again bring life to the Democratic ranks
who have gone down 10 defeat for sew
eral years. Primaries win be held dur
Ing the next week. and the conventions
the week following, leaving only very
short time for eectioneering.
JUDGMENT FOR SIX CENTS.
In the district court before Judge Ro-
app the case of Marion Beus against
Rchey suit brought TO recover $50
damages and permanent injunction,
was heard, The court after hearing a
number OF witnesses on both sides,
granted the injunction and verdict
Of damages In the sum of six cents.
The water In question which the de-
PENDANTS are enIolned from using Is a
small spring and creek in uintah dis
trict
In the case Of the ogden Milling &
Elevator company against Moroni
Skeen, the motion of the Plain City
Irrigation company to intervene as de-
PENDANTS was denied.
IN the case of Henderson x Van AL
len, the court heard arguments on mo-
lion to reduce the charges of securing a
deposition In New York from S26 to Sl1
and granted the same.
Judge Hart rendered his decision I'm
The case Of Max Davidson VS. II. A.
hunsey, ordering that the bill of eX-
cepllons with the Judgment roll in the
acuon be vacated and set aside. on
the appeal to the supreme court of this
state and the same will be transmitted
10 the Second district court so that the
errors IN the same may be corrected.
Ihe testimony in the case was heard
u me district court on Washington
Ur'hlay of this year, and 1t being a
iesal holiday no testimony should have
oeen taken, and the bill of exceptions
on appeal will have to be amended TO
Itda ON another date before the state
supreme court vii! hear IT,
ERIcK EDVALsON LAID TO REST.
Erick Edyalson. a well known resi-
u'hI or Ogden who died last Tuesday.
UI D. aged "a years 10 months and IL
udys' was laid to rest yesterday in the
ogden city cemetery The funeral SER
wees over his remains were held at
me Lynn Westinghouse at 2 o'clock,
bs0op smuin presiding. The ward
enolr furnished the music. The speak
CTS We're Elders Carl II. Erickson, E.
a. olsen, John Anderson. John Furn-
pu'sI ole Olsen and Bishop Smuin,
~Ho spoke many words of comfort to
nn s DeieaNed wife who Is left with three
nule children The funeral was we'll
attended and many flowers were laid on
e pler showing the esteem In which
NC was held In the community. The
ueceased filled a mission to Sweden a
snoIl Time ago. 'Nordstiernan" please
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
me board of education held a short
SESSION last evening and transacted only
small amount Of business.
Ine nnance committee reported hay
lux borrowed $4,000 TO meet expenses OF
s,ss,llnb received $1,000 taxes for 1903.
a2SJO from sale OF text hooks and
nus balance of $l,51i.2S.
lle teachers committee reported that
irroL Ratheford has arrived and taken
inc place Of Prof. Harding.
1ohn Gray was appointed janItor of
.ue nigh school at S75 per month, he
10 furnish his own help.
INC building and grounds committee
plete.
paid. ''0' WIZ
Prot. W. c. Crandall was excused for
week To so east to attend his fathers
funeral and Prot. Lind kindly vohn-
oWnleu his services until Mr.. Grand
ans return,
WEDDING BELIS.
p Morringe license was granted 10 John
hosBleter ~, and Mrs. Jemima c. Os-
'O''1 81 both Of Ogden city.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Sheriff Thomas Of Red oaks. Iowa,
WIZ arrive In ogden tomorrow, It is
SsprCleu, To take back TO that place
Tt"Iuh Palmqulst who was arrested
thursday by Sheriff Bailey.
~ The Grand Opera House Tuesday
sSs"I "A Texas Steer will be present.
Ihe Ogden Furniture and Corpet COM
ar Iy mad a fine opening today. An
Nsun furnished some sweet music,
W.. n, smoOt of Provo was I'm Ogden
yesterday ON business.
visi!ss Josie Holset Of Salt Lake is
RnIIng IN Ogden the guest of Miss
"lth Bradlson.
Judge Howell was a Salt Lake VISIT
OF Yesterday. ''''"N 'i'''
W. T. Richards and Thomas Whnlen
bugn.at Brigham City yesterday on