Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-09-24
,.,..,tiou Served on Mayor and
roaacll from Judge Rolapps
Court.
INDICATED FOR PUBLIC USE
M. Pearl Snyder to Give Elocutiou'
~ R,elnl-Dlyorce Sults--Grand
Opera House Bookings

,,nnomry injunction has been Is
~, Nv Judge Rolapp against Mayor
ro.m Glasmann, city Recorder W. j.
rs,ebow and the city council OF os-
y. enjoinlng them from leasing the
.,+Avsst corner OF the city hall square
MLH. Young for the erection OF a
VAUDEVILLE theater
m. complaint against the city Of
s.l,ls Il brought by Patrick Healy and
,s,m Patterson through their attor-
,,n G, c. Richards and Haywood d
Mccormick. II alleges that the city Of
s,lals are about to lease a portion Of the
SQUARE to Mr.. Young, that the square
va, dedicated by the city council many
y,Ars ago 10 the citizens Of Ogden for
,nNlo use only, and that the city Of
ssIals have no right TO lease or sell any
nan Of H. or to use y Tor anything out
mMn use. Wherefore plaintiffs ask
nr temporary restraining order pend
ng the hearing OF the case and a per-
nsnent restraining order when the case
4 decided.
me hubble will remember that at the
rsstlng OF the city council Monday
Mint Il received an application from
/ M Young to lease the northwest cor
T Of the city hall or Union square
IN the purpose of erecting $4,000
n,aier ON the site, agreeing 10 pay as
4 monthly rental for the property 500
nor month for the first 10 years, and
ilN per month for the remaining 10
yah Of 20 year lease, and at the eX-
rradon Of the lease the building should
k1og to the city
iva number Of years past the corner
hgtsti0n has been un0ccupied and the
tyoaicIas MS well as many citizens
inght the proposition offered by MI
4 ia'g ior The lease was fair ono and
YOU'D be q source Of revenue to the
cy i is expected the case viii be
YEpasly fought when II comes ~ for
td
EVOLUTIONARY RECITAL.
A the Ogden tabernacle next Tues
Bay evening the public will have the
gTogtunlty Of hearing Miss Pearl Sny-
IN for the first time SINCE she gradu-
Yea from the Detroit trimming school
B April 1905 Since her graduation.
Nl@ Snyder has studied dramatic art
lrder the eminent actress, Emily Mel
dlle and has played on the stage lead
hs parts IN the Grand and Pike Stock
ampany, and the Stroke OF Twelve
anpany, receiving many compliments
n her excellent work.
Mss Snyder Is an Ogden girl Of rare
lers and ability Before her going
aN TO study dramatic art, she often
eased Ogden audiences with her elo-
lIlonary work and her studies have
Ntaly improved her, bringing out
hr best qualities, so that those who
ie fortunate enough to hear her Tues
ny evening AZ the tabernacle are sure
a grand dramatic treat
Mss snyder win be assisted on the
aogam by Mrs, Kate BrIdewell An
dson, Prof Charles Kent and Miss
hamln'a PETIT The program follows:
Ass Poem and Psalm
seAo and the Ferry" by request),
i >, T." ','.,,. ,..,n Miss Snyder
| .4i solo"'.r""-Mr. Charles Kent
~ ~ ne Photographersr Miss Snyder
,.s MONK and the Bird Miss Snyder
| rn.'.sV 'V,''''. " ., go, Mrs. Anderson
wv peolslon' q. ..Miss Snyder
Mss Snyder win wear the can and
Y, sn worn at her graduation, IN The
HELD FOR FORGERY.
YEN Tasatima was given a bear,rg
wv, ..,s judge Howell on the charge Of
ssa!, The young man Is a lar
. N ~, ne. ,senty years Of age. lie forged
s,, ssu'e OF a Brigham City Japanese
l /. 40. 20 a check for ten dollars
tissea The worthless check
4 spgA, Ioggery, where ho
ou4 soIne clothing The
NINA "a slsr hearing the testimony
y ~ lne defendant over to answer ~
| IA ko.se 70 the district court nnder
4 uned I, ors. n Default OF which he was
Ia V'~ 70 the custody OF the sher.
! o ssDsS :, Kendall was arralspea bs,or.
novel; on the charge Of my,'
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