Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-07-01
SPECIAL COUNCIL SESSION.
Contract let 10 Peter S, Wilson FOR Building
jefferson Avenue Sidewalk,
Three Divorce suiis-Heid for House
breaking Intermountain Sheep
Company Wedding.

In the municipal court yesterday af-
ternoon Judge Howell heard the case
OF the Stale OF Utah against Fred
Rogers, Ned Hastings, A. l.. Johnson
Frank Johnson and George Williams
charged with HOUSEKEEPING. A mum
Der OF witnesses We're examined for
the prosecution, who testified that the
cOmmissary car of John McCardle was
broken open last Friday and consid.
cradle tobacco and other articles taken.
The evidence went to show that VIII
iams was not implicated In the affair
and on motion Of County Attorney
Hulaniski he was discharged but the
other defendants were held to answer
to the charge 10 the district court ua-
der $3.50 bonds, which they were unable
10 furnish and are in the custody Of
the sheriff.
SPECIAL COUNCIL SESSION.
A special meeting Of the city council
was held this evening when the con
tract for building sidewalk on Jeffer-
son avenue between Twenty-sixth and
Twenty-seyenth streets was awarded
to Peter S. Wilson at 10 cents per
square foot for paving and Boo per
cubic yard for grading
A contract for furnishing 1000 perch
OF broken rock for matchmaking was
let Jointly to w. G.. Wilson and Farr
g. Miller at so cents perch
The attention Of the health commits
sion was directed to the alleged pollu-
ton of the water OF Wheeler's canyon
by sheep grazing In that vicinity.
The chief of police was instructed to
have the ordinance strictly enforced
prohibiting teams from driving across
and upon the paved sidewalks.
1NTERMoUNTAIN SHEEP co.
The Intermountain Sheep company
has filed articles OF incorporation with
the county clerk The company ls In
corporated for a period OF 100 years, the
principal place of business Of the COM
pany to be at Ogden city, The business
pursuit of the corporation win be TO ac-
qulre dispose of, own manage and
control livestock with all incidental
powers necessary thereto The limit OF
the capital stock Will be $4,000, each
share Of stock valued at $40, The OFF,
clals OF the company are Joseph r.
Richards. president; Joseph w. West.
vice president; &C. Richards, Jr., sec
rotary and treasurer, and they form
the board OF directors The other stock
holders are Edward s. Ferry and John
L. Heulck The company owns con-
siderable livestock at present.
WEARY OF MARITAL ALLIANCES.
Three couples who have become
weary Of married life have filed suits In
the district court for DEGREES Of divorce
Hannah Olsen has brought suit
against A. Gustav Olsen for the dlsso-
luton Of the bonds OF matrlmony ex-
isting between herself and defendant
on the grounds OF cruelty and nom
support. The couple were married at
Logan, June 49, 1898, and have two
children as issue Of said marriage
Plaintiff prays for decree Of divorce
custody Of the children, permanent all
mony, her interest In the home proper
" and such other relief as the court
may deem just.
Otto Noffke has filed suit for divorce
against Nora Noffke, charging infidel-
ity The couple were married at Hell
ena, Mont, July. 1901.
Susan w. Dunbar has brought an ac-
tlon against Abel c. Dunbar for de.
cree Of divorce, alleging failure 10 pro-
vide. The couple were married at LO-
gan, June %, 1882, and there are living
as issue of said marriage two minor
children. A decree Of divorce, custody
OF children. alimony and portion Of
defendants property Is prayed for,
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses were granted to the
following couples:
Nathan Newman, 80, OF Pocatello,
Idaho, and Miss Klara Vogel, %, Of
Denver. Colorado.
or-on Folkman. 80, OF Plain city, and
Miss Louise Hadley, 90, of West Weber
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
City Physician Dickson. who has