Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-01
OGDEN DEPARTMENT

pair, Eric Larson; second young pair,
J. NJ Bishop.
Single Comb White Leghorns-First
old pair, j. NJ Bishops first young pair
j. NJ Bishop,
Single Comb Bun Leghorns-First old
pair George Poulter first young pair
George P0ulter
Single Comb Brown Leghorns-- First
old pair, George Poulter first young
pair. j, NJ, Bishop second young pair
George P0ulter
White Wyandotts-Fr old pair, c.
+. Dinsmore; first young pair G.. y,
Dlnsmorc; second young pair C., IT,
Dinsmore.
White Crested Black Polish First A,
NJ Wander Vles
silver spangled Hamberger-Flrst
young pair A. NJ, Wander Vlles; first
old pair, A, NJ Wander Nlies,
Guinea Fowls-First young pair, A.
NJ. Wander Ylles.
Toulone Geese--Flrst young pair A..
NJ. Wander Ylles.
African Geese First old pair, A. NJ.
Wander Vlles.
Bronze Turkeys First old pair. a. NJ.
Wander Vies; first young pair C. b.
Sears.
White Holland Turkeys-First young
pair, J. NJ Bishop.
Pigeons--Best collection ernest
Browning
Ducks Indian Runner First old
pair, j. NJ Bishop, second young pair,
j. NJ. Bishop.
African Ducks-Flrst pair, a, NJ.
Wander VlIes.
Diploma for largest display Of poul-
try was awarded to ], M Bishop
DOGS.
Russian Wolf Hound First prize, A.
NJ. Wander Vles
Fox Hound First female. A. NJ Van
der Vlies; second male A. NJ. Wander
Vlies.
Grey Hound First female, D. a,
Smyth. second male, -, A. Smyth.
Scotch Colles, First male, c. f.
Dlnsmore; second female, c. T. Dins-
more.
Graded Folnters--Flrst female with
pups. ". Wander schmit,
SPITE Dogs First male Fred Hill-
mann, second female, Fred Hillmann.
Diploma for the largest display of
dogs was awarded to d, a, smyth.
HILL AND ASHTON GUILTY
Harry Hil Charles Ashton and
Thomas Admire the morphine fends
who were arrested on the charge OF
grand larceny, that OF stealing a box
~ dry goods belonging TO Last and
Thomas, which stood out at the rear OF
Ny,s clothing store, valued at about
500. they we're given their hearing
before Judge H. II. Rolapp on the
charge. The Jury found Hill and Ash
ton Guilty az charged, but Admire they
found not guilty, and he was discharge /
from custody They viii be sentenced
on the morning of oct. 5.
Admire was greatly elated over being
again free man to enjoy his liberty
but he had only put ON his hat ana
coat and stepped outside the county
Jail when he was rearrested on the
charge Of burglary. Several weeks ago
room AT the rear OF Kennedy's groce-
ny store was burglarized and q trunk
full OF clothing was taken. Admire
was suspected at the time Of the crime,
but tho evidence against him was not
sufficient to have him arrested, but
when the officers searched his room the
other day, they found the trunk that
had been taken from Kennedy's, in his
possession and some other convincing
evidence was secured against him, Adj
mre was one OF the most disappointed
men that could be found when he was
against placed under arrest on a more
serious charge. He will be arraigned
on the charge perhaps Monday
AUSTRIAN PULLS a GUN
Mike sacketts. an Austrian, was WIS.,
itlng last evening on Electric alley
when he got into a dispute with one OF
tho inmates Of the house, and pulled a
pistol on her, The woman screamed
aud called for help, which was respond
ed to by officer Morrisey, who came 70
her rescue When Sacketts saw the
officer he started to run away, but one
shot from the latter's pistol brought
him 10 a sudden stop. He was placed
under arrest and taken TO the police
station, where he was booked on the
charge Of disturbing the peace but a
more serious charge may be placed
against him,
DEATH or THOMAS CARR.
Thomas Carr a well known and high
~ respected resident OF ogden, died
last evening at HE home, 9sl Twenty
third street, from paralysis, from which
he has suffered for a number Of years.
Deceased was born In Lancashire Eng
land, June 4, 1922, making him SO years
of age az the time OF his death. lie
came to Utah % years ago from his
native land, and has lived In Ogden
ever since He leaves to survive him
eight children. all Of whom are I'm Utah
except one son In England, He was the
grandfather Of President Thomas Carr
OF the ogden city council He was
faithful member of the Latter day
Saints Church The time and place OF
funeral VIII be announced later,
WELL KNOWN RESIDENT DIES.
George Walker, who for many years
has been a well known resident OF Og-
den, died at his home on Washington
avenue yesterday from a complication
OF affections resulting from injuries
ouNNdtlfu luluu'I VI N'hiN uhb w q
tree falling on him. lie was 90 years OF
age, and leaves a wife and four children
to mourn his death. Funeral VIII take
place Sunday at 3 o'clock at the First
ward Westinghouse.
WILL HOLD AN INQUEST,
Judge Howell has decided to hold an
inquest over the remains OF Frank TIA
lia, the laborer who was killed by the
falling IN OF the bank Of the Twenty
first street sever on Tuesday, crushing
the man so srlousy that he died few
hours afterwards. The judge and a
Jury composed Of w. H. Jenne, H. a,
Shields and Horace Bengess. viewed the
remains at Larkin q Sons morgie, and
the Inquest was continued,
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