Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31

A painful accident occurred at the
Highland Boy Shelter Wednesday A.
ternoon when Fred Ahlbers who was
oborIng at the place was accidentally
struck over the left eye with a sledge
swung hy fellow workman when
Ahlberg unthlnRngly stepped into It's
range receiving the run force Of the
bIoY which inflicted serious wound,
and he may lose his eye.
COUNCIL SESSION
The city council met Dec o. Mayor
SDGtton presiding A communication
was read from the oregon Short Line
Railroad company relative To the con-
dltion OF the wagon road 90 the west of
the oregon Short Line tracks near the
Taylor sampling works, I'm
which they stated that within a week
or 10 days the company intended 10 put
that portion Of the road which II
changed IN good conCiton, By cover
Ing It with gravel
A protest from Albert II. Grice, (col-
orod), relative TO the action taken by
the council last week IN revolving his
appointment was received. Mr. Grice
was present az the council meeting and
made a good talk IN behalf OF himself.
lie presented 20 the council his card
OF Instructions, which he received from
the marshal az the time he accepted
the office Of deputy marshal, showing
that he was instructed by the marshal,
10 act IN that capacity among his own
people and when ever necessity de-
mands the attention Of an officer among
others. The mayor and council aid not
know, az the time they took action
against Mr. GTice that he had received
those instructions from the marehal,
After being duly considered tho action
against Mr. Grice was reconsdered,
and on motion OF Councilman Birch,
Mr. Grlce was reinstated as deputy
marshal 10 act IN that capacity among
his own people without compensation.
POLICE NOTES
Thomas Russell, Fred Bird and Al
fred Peterson we're arrested on SAT-
urday night for disturbing the peace,
Russell was released by j. W. CahOon
offering to 20 his bail but was instruct
ed TO appear before the justice on Mon
a
in the city Jail until Sunday morning
when they we're also released 10 appear
before the court on Monday Justice
McOmle severely reprimanded them
after which they were released.
Bartul AlIyojodic- land SO FORTH
was arrested on the 26th FOR carrying
concealed weapons He was released
ON $50 bail, which he forfeited.
Joe Johnson was arrested Wednes-
day for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace but being a cripple he was re-
leased on Friday evening
WOLFE PLAYED HAVOC.
on Wednesday last Dr.. q. s. Olsen
swore out a warrant for the arrest OF
p. j. Wolfe, who Is manager Of the
Wolfe House Moving CO.. charging him
with malicious destruction OF property.
Tho warrant was served on Mr.. Wolfe
the same day IN Salt Lake City by
Marshal Mauss. The defendant was
brought before Justice McOmle and
pleaded not guilty whereupon his
hearing was set for Saturday after
noon. on Saturday last Wolfe and co.
started TO move a large refrigerator
which weighed about 90 tons, from
Murray TO the slaughter house near
Hustler's mill BY Tuesday noon they
had succeeded in getting It to the corr
ner OF Murray and state streets,
where they stopped for dinner Dur
Ing the noon hour Il Is reported they
took advantage OF the conyeniences Of