Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-18

defendants from appropriating or I'm
any wise interfering with certain wa
lers OF StrOngs canyon belonging to
the PLAINTIFF. and for 500 as damages
already sustained
The complaint alleges that the plain
tiff Is the owner of certain waters OF
Strongs canyon and Waterfall canyon
creeks and constructed reservoir for
the storage of such waters for domestic
and irrigation purposes; that the de-
PENDANTS have wrongfully and unlaw-
fully taken all of said waters and di-
Nertcd same from the lands and bitches
OF the plaintiff and converted the same
to their own use.
EMMA ABELS ALLEGED INSANE
Miss Emma Abels the 20-year-od girl
who attempted to kin herself by drink
ing laudanum near the Utahna theater,
has been taken in custody by the sher-
| iff on the complaint Of Joseph Harlan
| who alleges that the unfortunate girl is
! insane aud should be committed to
| the asylum at Provo. The girl seems
| to be determined to kill herself and has
| numerous times since the night she took
| poison, threatened to and attempted to
| take her own life, she has also shown
| other very peculiar actions Of late.
! showing her mind to be unsound. She
| wus kept last night at the Women's
ward at the county jail and win be
| examined sometime today as to her
| sanity.
REFUSED TO GO TO POOR FARM.
| r. Walters, an elderly gentlefan who
! was cent to the Ogden hospital ais a
| county patient, has sufficiently recov,
| cred from his ailment To- be able to leave
| the hospital. providing he could be TAX
| en- somewhere where he could receive
! proper attention. The county physician
| and board considered the matter care
| fully and decided that It would be best
| to send him TO the county inGrmary,
| and sent Deputy shaw to the hospital
TO get him and take him out to the I'm
stitution. When the matter was only
| just mentioned he became indignant
| and declined absolutely to leave the
hospital TO go there, his aeed wife
shared with him in the objections and
| protested vigorously against the propo-
sit!on.
| DEATH or LITTLE BOY.
The home Of Mr. and Mrs. William
q. Taylor, $50 Washington avenue, was
visited by the angel of death yesterday
afternoon and the spirit of their sweet
little boy, William Wayne Taylor, was
| called to the great beyond after a briel
| Illness, The parents have the sympathy
OF host Of friends in their sorrow. TIL
! funeral services will be held SUNDAY
at o'clock at the Mound Fort meet.
inghousc. Interment win take place II
the Ogden city cemetery.
LITERARY CLUB MEETING.
The regular meeting Of the Ladies
Literary club was held at the home o
Mrs. Alfred Brown. Nov. l6. The fol
lowing was the program for the after
noon. 1.-THE Florentine School of Art.
by Mrs. Joseph Thomas; Leonardo d.
Ninci at Milan and Florence" by Mrs
Charles Dee; STUDY of Various Pic
torial Treatments of The Last Sup
per-" by Mrs. ~ j Thomas. Mrs
! Watson conducted the review for tn
afternoon. The hostess served delicious
refreshments. club adjourned to NEE
Tuesday, Nov, rs, with Mrs. JOSEPH
Scowcroft, at 53S Twenty-sixth street.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Sergeant Robert Chambers was
Salt Lake visitor yesterday on bust
ness.
Adolph Schaunsenbach Is critically il
at his home on Adams avenue from
pneumonia, ana little hope Of his re
covery is entertained.
| President l.. w. Shurtliff. who ha,
been confined to his home for severa
weeks on account OF sickness Is nov