Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-11-21
Manager Reynolds of the Under.
wood Typewriter Company
Goes to the Wall.
SUPPOSED HE WAS DOING WELL.
But Foreclosure of Chatte Mortgage
For $40, 600 Was More Than He
Was Able to Stand.
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Ogden. Titan, Nov. 2t.--A. d. +. Rey-
nolds, manager of the Underwood
Typewriter company Of this city, has
gone to the wall. The news caused
great surprise here this morning, as MI.
Reynolds was regarded as one of the
most able and successful business men
in the city and II was supposed he was
doing as well as any other firm in Og-
den. The foreclosure of $4,000 chat
tel mortgage, held by Mrs. Annie A.
Scott, through her agent, Il, b. Lewis
OF this city, is assigned az the principal
cause OF the failure. The mortgage
covered his stock Of goods, which con-
sists Of typewrIters, supplies, pens,
inks, writing stationery, graphaphones
and other articles of like character.
Thomas A. Whalon was placed in
charge Of the business last night by
Attorney Halyerson, lor Mrs scott. 1t
is understood that there are other
claimants, but the amounts owing are
not known. The first cause OF the fall
ure was the presentation TO the banks
OF checks which were refused There is
possibility OF Reynolds being able 10
raise sufficient money, through friends,
10 continue business, ana nc Was Worh-
ing hard to this end today win every
prospect OF success. 1t IL dOuDuu. II
the stock, II sold, would bring nan the
amount OF the mortgage.
nla,rGpanN Ann Aligned
Chris Peterson, toe young man who
was arrested two Neeks ago charged
with stabbing John Collin win pocK-
ct knife, has so lar recoNered rom the
effects OF the beating he received aIter
the stabbing, as 10 be around lie was
accordingly arraigned BEFORE Judge
Howell this morning charged win as
sault TO commit murder AZ whleN tlme
his bond was placed al S-,UOD. The near
Ing viii be set some time next week.
Coffin Is rapidly recovering from the
wound received at the hands OF his as
saiiant.
RAILROAD MEN COMING
Word was received In ogden this
morning 10 the effect that Manager
Kruttschnitt of the Southern Paci1c,
with Chief Engineer Hood and other
officials of the same road would leave
San Francisco next Tuesday TOT ogden,
arriving here on Thursday (Thanksgiv-
ing day. TO participate in the opening
OF the Lucin cutoff. President Harri-
man. II Is understood viii cave New
York to arrive at the same time and he
will personally drive the last spike,
golden one.
COMES FOR MAYNARD,
Sheriff Theo Lacy OF Orange county,
Cal. arrived from Santa Ana this
morning for the purpose Of taking back
to Fullerton b. Il. Maynard, arrested
here by Sheriff Bailey, and who is
wanted on the charge of forging checks
of the Anna Helm Union Water com
pany, to the amount OF $500 Maynard
was employed by them as timekeeper
at the time of the forgery but inn
mediately made his way east. The
800 reward for his capture win be
paid TO Sheriff Bailey Lacy and
Bailey went 10 Salt Lake this morn
Ing TO present requisitlon papers to
Gov, Wells. He will return with the
prisoner on Sunday or Monday.
BOND REDUCED
George Wells, proprietor OF the O. X.
HaivOit WHO was ARRESTED on the charge
of robbery appeared before Judge
Howell this morning by his attorneys
and had his bail reduced from $1,000
10 $1,000 on the two counts against
him. This he VIII try to furnish IN
order to secure his liberty
a SERIOUS CHARGE.
j, II. Winslow, Jr, was arrested last
night by Capt Brown and Officer Burt.
ana It Is quite likely that charge OF
incest VIII be preferred against him.
FINED FOR FIGHTING.
Mike Hickey and William McNulty.
two railroad employees who engaged in
a Vicious fight last night, were tried
letore Judge Howell this morning for
disturbing the peace. and found guilty.
Hickey was fined $40 and McNulty.
who administered severe beating 70
ms antagonist was fined $780, which
they paid