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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
POLICE BEGIN
REFORM CAMPAIGN
slot Machines Must Go and 9th
er Forms Of Gambling In
terdiCted.
MORAL WAVE STRIKES CITY.
Saloons Are 10 be More Closely Reg
uIated and Probably Closed
On Sunday.

Ogden. Dec 6.-Gambllng and saloon
keeping in ogden will be more strin-
gently regulated in the future, and
once more the slot machines must be
removed,
Some months ago raid was made.
by the police on the slot machines IN
ogden and every one was removed
from the saloons and other places. but
gradually they were replaced, and run
as brisky as ever.
A conference has been held between
DIST, Atty. Halverson, Sheriff Bailey
and his deputies, Captain of Police
Brown and Detective Fender on the
proposition and II was decided to nou-
" The owners OF the machines to inn
mediately close them up or else suffer
punishment. Dist. Atty. Halyerson is
determined in the matter and says that
the law must be complied with, that
these evils must be stopped, and that
ne will use his authority to the fullest
extent TO stop the same When the
slot machine evil has been remedied,
the officers will direct their attention
10 gambling and the saloon business.
Gambling may be entirely wiped out IN
ogden and the saloon men may be re-
ouired to close their places at mid
night every Saturday night and remain
closed for "a hours over Sunday
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COMMISSIONERS RESTRAINED.
Distractions In Canyon Can he Re-
novel Only by Legal Process.

Ogden, Dec. 6.-The county COM
mssioners are not going 10 remove
from the Ogden canyon right or way
belonging to Weber county, the build
lngs, fences and other distractions
without first fighting the cases through
the courts. A short time ago the com
missioners passed resolutions concern
ing these distractions. and decided to
notify the owners OF the same to re-
move the distractions. This order was
not obeyed, and the commissioners
notified the road supervisors Of Eden
and Huntsville to proceed to remove
the same at the owners cost.
The Ogden Canyon Resort company
through its attorneys, G. r. Holdings
worth and Henderson and Macmillan,
have filed suit in the district court
against Joseph W. Graham. Andrew S.
Graham, road supervisors of Hunts
Vile and Eden also the three county
commissioners asking for a restraining
order prohibiting defendants from in
terfering with the property of the
company said to be on the county right
Of way. a temporary restraining order
was granted by Judge Howell. The
resort people claim that one of their
buildings known as the "Winslow ho-
ter has stood on the present location
over 20 years; that because of this fact
the county has lost jurisdiction over
the land on which 1t stands and has
no right 10 interfere with the same.
They claim that the building and
ground thus affected are valued at
$4,000.
1t Is understood several such suits
are to be filed by individuals whose
property is affected by the orders of
the county commissioners to have all
distractions removed from the countys
right of way.
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PROVO DEPARTMENT.


having been a member of that depart
ment, and six OF Elder Knudsen's
brothers and cousins acted as pail bear
ers. The Tabernacle choir rendered
beautiful selections for the OCCASION.
Elder Brigham johnson read sketch
Of the life of the departed including an
account of his Illness and death as
published in Saturdays News"
Elder johnson spoke feelingly Of his
acquaintance with the departed, and
bore a strong testimony to the honor
and purity Of the deceased; his devo-
tion to the truth and his, In every way,
noble and exemplary life.
Elder Nephi Jensen spoke of the de-
votion OF Elder Knudsen TO the Gospel
and his earnest efforts to perform his
duty as a missionary, and Of the sym
pathy TOT the Elders In the mission and
the Saints of Scandinavia with the fam
ily The other speakers We're. Bishop
Ralph Poulton, Elders James Glove,
George Reynolds, representing the First
Pre- sidency Priests. Joseph b. Keller
and David John. an eulogizing the noble
and self-sacrlhcing life of the deceased
missionary and Offering comfort to the
parents and relatives.
Miss Florence Jepperson rendered 20
Love Divine
WM NJ. BURRIDGE's FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the remains
OF VIM. NJ. Burridge, the young man
who died suddenly from an affection
Of the heart mt Mapleton last week,
were attended by large congregation
at the Pleasant View Westinghouse
Sunday. The following speakers ad-
dressed the congregations words
- baraats 4N har
and relatives, and testlfylng to the
noble life and character OF the deceas-
ed. Bishop l.. 4. Calvin, also the Bish-
CD OF St. Johns ward, Tooele county.
whore the Burridge family formerly
lived, and Elders J, u. Hickman and a.
O. Andeln.
Beautiful vocal selections were rem
derod by the ward choir
CITY COUNCIL BUSINESS.
At the meeting OF the city council
last evening the committee appointed
90 confer with the electric company
and the Telluride Power company for
the purpose OF obtaining definite in
formation in regard to the obligations
the city would be under TO the Tellu-
ride company. IL the city purchased the
distribution plant OF the Electric COM
pany, under the option given by the
Electric company, reported a meeting
with the companies.
The report was that the Telluride
company would furnish power to the
city at 81 per horse power month,
and would not require the city to con-
Vey more power for the company than
could be conveyed with 10 per cent Of
the carrying capacity OF the system. As
to the purchase OF the Electric COM
pany's distributing system without any
agreement being entered into with the
Telluride company and the extension
OF the option, the Electric company
was not prepared to give any terms
pending advice from the president OF
its company, Senator Smoot
The $4,000 waterworks and electric
light bond ordinance was taken UP and
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for false imprisonment. The complaint
alleges as a first cause of action that ON
July H. 1904. the defendant maiciously
and without cause and without aus
warrant of law unlawfully arrested
plaintiff and. against the viii and pro-
tests OF the plaintiff, forclbly inpris-
Oned plaintiff in the Weber county jail
and kept plaintiff a prisoner for the
space of three hours. ana that the said
acts were done with intent 10 injure
the good name and credit of plaintiff IN
the sum of $4,000.
For n further and separate cause OF
action, plaintiff alleges that on july IL,
1904 defendant sWore falsely TO a com
plant before Judge charging plaintiff
with obtaining $50 under false pretense
aud defendant was placed under $500
bond to answer to the charge, and was
imprisoned in the Jail two hours until
he could secure bail for his release,
that he was found guilty In the justices
court at North Ogden and bound over
to answer to the charge to the district
court. and was held under bond on the
charge until April OF this year, when
the action was dismissed mt request Of
Mr. Bailey, aud that on this second
cause plaintiffs good name was in
jured in the sum of 81 500 making u
total OF Sl0,5OO for which plaintiff
asks damages against Mr.. Bailey,
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passed It's second reading 1t was then
laid over, its passage being deferred
Till such a time as a definite contract
between the city and the Telluride
Power company can be drafted the
,tairvan ~ the judiciary committee
the committee on electric light, Mayor
l.uy 4unLs, city Atty. Evans and Presl-
dent Snow being appointed a commits
tee to secure such an agreement
An ordinance to amend the water
works regulations was passed.
City Atty. Evans advised the council
that Sutherland, Van Colt * Allison
desired 10 be heard on the passage OF
the proposed ordinance for licensing
railroad companies. etc, II considera-
ton IL the bill could be postponed for
one week; the consideration was post
poned.
The cmmittee on Judiciary reported
that the city owned the la',l, which w
s. Carr claimed TO own Ia 4 commune
cation presented at a previous meet
ing. and offered 10 sell TO the city FOR
street purposes. the same being now
used COR street purposes. The COM
mlttec, therefore. recommends that
Mr. Cars offer he not accepted. Re-
port adopted
Land owned by the city. south OF
the cemetery. was leased to Solomon
Walker for the season at ss.25 an acre,
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples
Austin Brereton. q. and Jane Ash
ton. 81. both Of Pleasant View
George +. Rigstrup 20, and Clara
Beckstrom. 81, both Of Spanish Fork
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
stirling, the l1-year-old son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jacob Evans who has been
seriously Ill from pleurisy and pneu-
nonia for nearly month, underwent
an operation Sunday, ana large
quantity of puss was removed from
his lungs The little patients chances
for recovery are considered good.
John Smith, David Henderson and
Pat Gillian were fined $40 each by
ustlee Noon yesterday for trespass-
ing on the r. q. W, Ry. company's
cars.
The case OF Pleasant Grove city ys
David f. West. appealed by defendant.
was heard in the Fourth district court
and taken under advisement Defend
ant was triad IN Justice Mobiles court
head gate of his irrigation ditch in re-
pair.
The 1-month- old daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Brown died yesterday.
The nterment took place today.
A decree quoting title to Spanish
Fork real estate was rendered yester-
day by Judge Booth In the case Of
Albern Babcock VS. w. IL. Babcock
ct al.
The Woman's Republican club elect
ed the following officers for the ensuing
year last night: President, Mrs. Mary
j. Vincent; first vice president, Mrs.
Reed Smoot. second vice president,
Mrs. Phoebe Luudberg; treasurer, Mrs.
Maryetta Beesley; secretary, Miss
Theresa Armitstead, assistant secre-
tary Mrs. Alice Chapel; executive
committee, one for each voting district,
First, Mrs. Jesse NJ. Harmon, second,
Mrs. Kitty A. Hines; Third. Mrs. Mil
lie Hardy; Fourth. Mrs. Elizabeth
Murray; Fifth. Mrs. Barbara Hoover;
Sixth, Mrs. Louise Mcbride Seventh,
Mrs. Elias A. Gee Eighth, Mrs. Mida
Anderson. ON Monday evening re-
cepton viii be given by the club IN
honor OF the outgoing officers.
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DISTRICT COURT RULINGS.
Judge Howell Decides Number Of Civ.
II and Damage Suits.

Ogden, Dec. 6,--Judge Howell has
rendered his decision in the following
cases
The motion of the defendant In the
case OF Pauline Griffin, administering
of the estate OF Herbert, j. Griffin,
against the Southern Pacific company,
was denied. The suit WAS brought TO
recover $4,000 for the death OF Mr..
Griffin. who was killed because OF al
legged carelessness OF the railroad COM
pany The jury who heard the case
gave a verdict Of S. 600 TO the plaintiff,
which verdict will stand.
In the case Of A. r. G. Smith VS., Gid
con Alvord, the suit in which the jury
gave defendant verdict of $40 dam
ages, the plaintiff moved for new
trial, which the court held should be
granted unless the defendant refunded
the SO paid on the verdict.
The partnership existing between A.
n. G. Smith and George Ekins In the
sheep business was dissolved and the
profits. amounting to sl,20S.Si, is to be
equally divided between the two part
ners.
The demurrer OF the defendant to
plaintiffs complaint In the case OF o. p.
Henderson, against the South Pacific
was overruled. The defendant alleged
that the cout had no jurisdiction in the
case as the plaintiff was not resident
of the state and that the plaintiff met
his injuries I'm another state.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY
EXCURSION RATES.

Via the Nickel Plate Road between
Chicago and Buffalo. Dates Of sale
Dec 20, "a, %, 80 and 81, 1905. and
Jan. /, 1906, at fare and third for
the round trip. with return limit Of Jan.
8 1906. Through train service to New
York City, Boston and other eastern
points. No excess fare. Individual
club meals served in Nickel Plate din
ing cars. Three through trains daily
from La Sale and Van Buren, street
station the only depot In Chicago on
the elevated loop. Write Mr. Charles
f. johnson, district passenger agent,
Sll Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo,
for Information.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06

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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
A CARD.

To the Stockholders OF the Union Saw
ings a Investment Company, and TO
the Public.
In as much as certain false and SIAN
ierous reports have recently been put
I'm circulation by INSCRIPTIONS persons
calling In question the solvency OF the
Union Savings & Investment Company,
the undersigned, officials of the Corpor-
alton, desire to say to all persons IN
terested. that complete statement or
the company's business recently made
shows that the company Is not only sol
vent but Is in most excellent condition.
II has a large fund OF undivided profits
10 the credit of the stockholders, and
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sanitation. Any stakeholder who de-
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company's affairs Is cordially Invited
TO call at the cOmpanys office, 20l Con-
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because we find Il necessary TO warn
the stockholders against the malicious
Misrepresentation OF the company's ira
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success already achieved
b. II, ROBERTS.
President.
y. J. WILLIAMS,
Vice President and Manager,
y. V. JONES,
General Attorney,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
THE BLOOD BYB.R.B.

Is, your breath foul? Is your voice
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
YOUNG MISSIONARY BURIED.
Impressive Obscques for Elder VIII
ford j. Knudscn-CounCll Session
Special Correspondence,

Special Correspondence
Provo Utah Co, Dec. ga large con-
gregation attended the funeral cervices
over the remains Of Elder MILFORD j.
Knudsen, the young missionary who
died In Copenhagen Nov. 3. The SER
vices were held in the Tabernacle yes
terday afternoon The speakers stand
was tastefully draped in white, fes-
TONED with flowers and smilaX and
many beautiful floral offerings covered
tho casket. On the stand We're seated
Elder David John, joseph i, Keller
and l.. Holbrook of the stake presiden-
cy, Elder George Reynolds NJ the First
Council OF Seventies, Elder Nephl Jen-
sen Of Redmond, Sewer county. who ac-
companied the remains from Copen-
hagen, the Sixth ward blshopric and
others of the local Priesthood. Tho
Brigham Young University missionary
class attended IN a body, the deceased
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
SHERIFF BAILEY SUED.
Richard Davis Claims St0,50O Dam
ages for False Imprisonment.

ogden, Dec, 6.-Richard l.. Davis.
through his attorney, NJ. NJ. Warner,
has commenced a damage suit in the
Second district court against Sheriff
Joseph w. Bailey. 10 recover damages
in the sum of $500 alleged to be due
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
PARDoNED OUT OF JAIL.
Clyde Moore and George Messcrly
Granted Nagistcrial Clemcncy.

ogden, Dec. Clyde Moore ana
George Messerly, the two men sem
fenced to so days on the rock pile for
cruelty to children and wife beating re-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-06
CATARRH,
FOUL BREATH

You Continually Khawk and Spit and There is a Constant
Dripping From The Nssc Info thc Throat II You Have
Foul Sckenin8 Breath. That is Catarrh.
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CAL NDhR PADS

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Special rates 10 schools and parties
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Advertisements for the Daily.
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MRS. ELpREpGE WANTS DIVORCE

Suit. for divorce has been fled In The
Second District court by Beatrice Ed
reage against Frederick Eldredge. De-
sertlon and non-support are alleged az
cause Of action. The couple were mar
ried al Evanston. Wyo., Dec. 10, 1904,
and have no children.