Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-08-01
WALTER greenwich DEAD.
Prominent Young Man Succumbs TO S'Om''O
Trouble After Brief Illness.
schools win open Sept ID - Hun's-
yllies First city Election - Two
Tickets In Field Damage suits.

A death that brought with It great
arlef, occurred last evening, when wal
ter Greenwel, son Of the late Ambrose
and Ellen Shaw Greenwich, and one OF
the members OF Greenwich Brothers,
butchers, died very Unexpectedly at his
residence near the corner OF Monroe
avenue and Twenty-third street The
news Of his demise brought with It the
greatest sadness and surprise, as only
d week ago he was out attending to his
duties, and not many Of his friends had
learned Of his illness. The immediate
cause Of death was inflammation OF the
stomach, His young wife, to whom he
was married less than two years ago,
cannot be consoled, her grief Is heart
rending TO behold.
He was born at West Weber, Weber
county, % years ago, but has lived in
ogden all his life, When little boy
his mother died, and his aunt Mrs.
Elizabeth Greenwich, cared for him UNI
I'll he grew to manhood He was
young man full Of life and yigor always
had a kind word for everybody and was
noble character
The funeral services over his remains
will be held at the Fourth ward meet
inghouse Sunday afternoon at 1880
O'clock The remains may be viewed at
the residence of Mrs, Elizabeth Green
well, $50 Twenty-fourth street, on date
Of funeral from 10 A. m to 2 p. m.
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER H.
The board Of education held o meeting
last evening, and decided 10 open the
public schools Of the city Monday, Sept.
IL, for the coming school year.
A. H. Rogers, Instructor In the COM
merclal department of the high school,
rendered his resignation which was not
accepted, he having already signed his
contract for the year.
The board ordered 81 900 paid to the
contractors on the high school annex,
which is being built
IL was decided TO hold a special ses-
sion Monday evening next to elect "A
high school principal, around which
considerable interest Is centered, also to
MI all vacancies existing in the teach
ers' roll
HUNTSVILLE'S FIRST ELECTION.
Next Tuesday the people of Hunts
willie will have the privilege of casting
their ballot for the first time for mayor
and other city officials. They will also
vote at that time on the proposition 10
incorporate the town into city of the
third class. The people in that town are
quite enthusiastic over the proposition
and It is expected q large vote Will be
poled. The candidates selected for
whom the people Will cast their votes
are as follows;
Peoples Party Ticket--For mayor
J.. NJ. Nelson; for city recorder, Mary
Ann Felt; for city treasurer, Peter A.
Anderson; for city justice of the peace,
Peter G. Geertsen for city marshal,
Christian Wangsgaardi for councilmen,
Joseph L. Peterson, Wilhart Schade,
MAIDS c. Wangsgaard, Charles w.
Wright, Nels Lofgreen,
Citizens Party Ticket-For mayor,
Andrew j. Anderson, for city recorder,
Amelia Petersen: for city treasurer,
Carl A. johnson; for city justice Of the
peace, Chris &. Wangsg@rd for city
marshal, Albert Engstrom; for council
men, John Hall, John W. Grow, Charles
5. Wood. Andrew p. Renstrom, Chris
tian f. schade.
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The county Of Weber has entered suit
for s5l7 damages against Thomas
Smart for damages alleged TO be done
by defendants sheep being driven over
ogden canyon.
During the summer months the
county commissioners have had consid-
cradle trouble with sheep being driven
through ogden canyon doing much
damage TO the road which Is so much
enjoyed by the public in general, and
when the county has presented bills TO
the sheep owners for the amount II has
cost To repair the road the bills have
been generally refused.
Martha j. Lefty has fled an action In
The district court against William Hold
son ct al to recover damages I'm the
sum OF $50. and interest, alleged to be
due on a certain land transaction.
A complaint has been prepared for
films by John ID. Harrell against the
ogden Sewer Pipe & clay company, to
recover damages In the sum Of 10000
alleged 60 be due for injuries the plain
tin sustained I'm March last. in an acci-
dent. while In the defendants employ
by reason Of (which a part OF his left
hand had to be anputated.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS,
Frank NJ. KEENAN, was called to Den.
yer yesterday on account Of the death
OF his mother.
Ringlng Bros circus will appear In
Ogden Thursday, Aug 6, with two per-
formances, afternoon and evening
Mrs, X. Van Dyke left today for Ho-