The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-21

Contractor John I. O Neil left last
evening for Omaha, where he goes to bid
on some work 10 be done b the Union
Pacific Railroad company.
Arguments in the writ OF habeas cor
pus proceedings in She case OF Harry
Benson, committed to the state industrial
school by Judge Willis Brown Of Salt
Lake, will Ice heard before Judge Howell
in the district court at o'clock this
evening.
John II. Browning has received word
from Washington, T.. g., ia the effect
that another patent mas been awarded
him 10 add 10 his long list o. firearms
patents As he has several patents pend
ing in Washington. he does not know
which one has been granted.
Tho funeral services over the remains
OF Charles Martin. who accidentally shot
himself Tuesday afternoon, VIII be held
at thz undertaking parlors Of Larkin *
Sons at . o'clock this afternoon. These
desiring 10 View the remains. may do 50
between the hours of 10 and o'clock.
Warren L. WaUtis, secretary Of the
tab Conetruct'-o ----~""v returned this
morning from New Mexico. where he IA
been FOR the past SlA weeks in charge OF
the construction work Of the Rocky
Mountain and Pacific Railroad. He viii
spend the Christmas holidays in ogden.
Fred Roberts was arrested about
o'clock last evening by Officers \. Il.
Vance and i. Jensen on charge of petit
larceny. Roberts is charged with having
stolen a bicycle belonging to G. Brown.
He had disposed of the wheel TO a second
hand dealer only few minutes before
the arrest
The Ogden Trades and Labor Assembly
has selected the following officers 10
serve for the ensuing term: L. ;. Jones,
president; Martin elem, vice president;
II. L. Gaut seCretaTy-Lrea ;. ".
Meyer conductor; =. T. Pierson. ser
geant-at-arms; r. ". Anderson, ". b.
Jackson and Robert Barr, trustees
Word was received from the chief OF
police or St Joseph, Mo. yesterday 10
the effect that the relatives Of John
shannon. who dropped dead in the ST.
Louis beer hall had been located, aud
I that the body should be hcid awaiting
Instructions which were on the way by
/ letter. shannon died about week ago,
since which time efforts have been MADE
10 locate the relatives
High mass was celebrated by Father
=. Nj CushGahcn over the remains Of
the late Mrs. Mary German at St JO-
seph's Catholic church yesterday fore
noon at 10 o'clock. The service was con-
Quoted in the presence Of 4 large gath
ering of friends ana relatives Of the uC-
ceased. after which large funeral cor
{ tege followed the remains 10 the Mouu-
tain View cemetery, where they were in
TERED. There were many beautiful floral
offerings.
Today the Ogden factory of the Anal
gamated Sugar company VIII cease cut
ting beets for this season, which has
Dt-A q NfAg elit4A tltE. anu WHICH " III
materially affect the output of the fac
tory for the year. The decrease is due
10 the partial failure Of the beet crop,
which WIS caused by drOuth and Il small
white fly that killed off the plants. On
SATURDAY, il IS expected, ~ making of
sugar will be stopped FOR TINS season. D.
Officer Ezra Farr found a drunken
man freezing 10 death on Twenty-eighth
streeta early last evening. The fellow
! had fallen on the side OF an open sewer
and his feet and legs were lying in the
cold water. 1t required several hours
thawins out at the police station before
, the man was pronounced out of danger.
Horace Chandler and Walter Richards
! We're arrested last evening on a charge
| of disturbing the peace. The pair en-
( gagged in a fist fight on Twcnty-fOurth
street and Richards lacerated one Of
! Chambers hands with his teeth.
! Marriage licenses have been granted to
/ John \. Bair, -, OF Richmond and Miss
I Annie Z. Jones' .. OF Willard: AlVa 4.
J Rhodes. % and Miss Ida NJ. Bernard. u,
/ both Of Garland; August g. Fielitz, -, of
I Buffalo, \. y. and Miss Ella Z, Grundy,
! 49, of Ogden; Frederick ". Cross, % and
/ Miss Gladys Ives. Is, both Of Ogden. The
! first two couples were married by Elder
} George Rotchie Immediately after the
/ issuance of the license. The latter cOu-
/ pie were married at the home of the
/ brides parents, MIR. and Mrs. S. L. Ives,
J 43S TWenty-SCVenJh street, at 80 O'Clock
/ last evening by Rev. j. r. Carver Of the
! First Presbyterian church. \ reception
| was rendered to the young couple after
/ the ceremony.