Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-12-08
lIust Stand Trial for His Share
IN the lang Saloon
Holdup.
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Meath Of Mrs. Moroni II. Doxey. Dep
uy County Recorder Matson Re-
siens--Damage Suit Retired.

cooes Wells the proprietor OF the O.,
saloon, was bound over yesterday
IN bonds Of $3.50 to answer In the dis
,rlct court to charge of robbery The
charge Oh which he was held was the
ore duplicating him In the Fang saloon
Nod.up october 20 last. The one
connecting him with the Turf Ex-
change affair was dismissed. Wells
intends to sell his saloon and put up
cash bOnd'
DEPUTY RECORDER RESIGNS
David Matson. who has for five years
been deputy county recorder, first UNI
dor Recorder Henderson, and then UNI
der Recorder Ellis, has rendered his
resignation to take effect January l.,
Ne will accent "A responsible position
With H. c, Biglow In the Ogden State
rank Mr.. Matson Is young man or
recognized ability and worth, who Is
steadily coming to the front in busi-
ness affairs. His many friends have
high hopes Of his future
BIG DAMAGE SUIT.
The case of Byron Moyes. who IL
suing the ogden Sewer Pipe and Clay
Co.. through his guardian, stewart
Moves for $4,000 Is on again In the
district court before jury and Judge
Rolapp. The action was tried once be-
fore and resulted in verdict OF N,b0o
for the boy. Neither side was salts
fed and hence a new trial. The boy
was employed by the Clay concern
March Ii last and had his arm crushed
on by clay crusher which II was his
duty to attend.
The price of coal has bbeen reduced
R cents per ton. making the price Of
nut and lump delivered $3.50. This Is
still 50 cents per ton higher than in
Salt Lake.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
The principal features Of the session
Of the city council held last night
we're the Introduction of new salary
ordinance providing for sweeping
raise IN the salaries Of the city's law
makers and executive officers, and the
reception Of communication from Rev.
Ora G. Wright, pastor OF the Baptist
church IN which the reverend gentle
NluU lllNlUtIlullg HNOlNtl'N Nit W
and intimates that that official has rep
resented him In false light
The new salary ordinance provides
for a 100 per cent raise In the pay OF
the mayor and city councilmen, with
heavy Increases for most of the other
officers, The new patroll was discussed
In executive session and finally referr-
ed TO the committee on laws I'm open
gagqipn M fAlfnuincr Qul-
aries
Mayor $1,000 per annum, city council
men, $3.50, recorder. 1880; deputy re-
eorder $40; auditor. 5000; attorney, ST.
700; treasurer, 5000, with 5000 more add
"a as special tax collector; engineer,
Ns9, sanitary inspector. $500, street
supervisor, N,0s0 sexton, $780, physi-
elan, $500
The matter OF providing lot for
'he salvation Army for the erection Of
building was referred to the building
ana grounds committee to advertise for
lot 5pxl22 feet,
,Clams were paid amounting 10 ST.
G95H
A. H. Mohlman resigned from the
ponce force The resignation was ac-
cepted
uIhe communication of Rev. Ora
wright was received and referred to the
Ulnlltee on laws, along with the same
tG."nl'uhlcation presented one week ago
" tne mayor which called out the fol-
"SS.Irhs protest from the minister:
10 me Honorable Council OF the
IVY OF ogden! | understand that the
c Ghsyor Of this city has preferred
TT ,ses against the saloonkeepers OF
a"ehy,hfth street and has cited me
SsIa witness, hereby send you the
nb. articles from which he culls
trbn,Sses ana distorts them into certain
mfg, %rsvs ! ask you TO pass Judgment
Ifol 'ne article, and II. IN your opinion,
uSu avn NOV Justified, from my point OF
80 "S q minister, to denounce evil,