Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-09-23
100000 LIVESTOCK CONCERN.
Leading Stoekmen OF Weber Count,
Pool Their Interests

Leading Stoekmen OF Weber County
Pool Their Interests.
Articles Of incorporation Of the
Lindsay Bitton Live Stock company
have been filed with the county clerk
The company is Incorporated for per-
lod of 30 years with a capitalization Of
100000, divided into shares of the par
value OF 800 each, The business pur-
suit Of the company will be the buying
ana selling Of all kinds Of livestock
ana tho conducting Of a general live
stock business on large scale. Tho
officers Of the company are Charles
Ieimer president; w. j. Lindsay, vice
president, William c. Hunter, sccre-
tary and treasurer and they with Louis
Bltton and John Spires form the d.
rectorate. These are some of the
Wealthlest and most influential cattle
and sheep men OF Weber county. and
the uniting OF their interests makes
one OF the strongest livestock corpora
tons IN this western country
CAR ROUTE TO CANYON.
state Senator Simon Hamburger was
IN Ogden yesterday looking over the
proposed route for his car line from
Washington avenue to the mouth Of
ogden canvon. He was accompanied
on the tour OF Inspection by NJ. S.
Browning A. T, Wright and his eng-
neer The call for bids for the build
Ing Of the road bed for the car line
viii be made In "a few days, and when
the contract has been let, the work
viii be pushed with al haste, so that
everything will be ready for the spring
business next year. AZ the resort
grounds the gentlemen looked over the
various sites for cottages, and decided
on several sites where cottages win be
built this fall
AUGUST +. BROWN DEAD.
August f. Brown we'll known resi-
dent OF Ogden, died yesterday at his
home on Canyon Road from Brights
disease from which he has suffered for
several years, lie was born at Stuff
CART Germany May H. 1870, and came
to Utah 39 years ago locating IN Og-
zen, whore for a number OF years he
conducted o contracting business. lie
Is survived by wife and several chill
dren
The funeral services win be held ut
the German Evangelical ST. pauls
chruch Sunday afternoon at
o'clock, The remains may be viewed
at the family residence from to
o'clock Sunday, at SAG Canyon road.
MRS. MARY LuTN DEAD
Mrs Mary Luty wife OF the late
John Luty died of general debility at
I o'clock Thursday evening aged ga
years. Mr. Luty was for years jnnitor
az the Ogden high school prior to his
death which occurred April 49, last.
WEDDING BELLS.
Bruno SchpHlkl, "a, Of Wilson and
Miss Rose Dalton, p Of Ogden, were
granted a license to we'd
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Tho body Of j. $. Bremen. the Titan
Construction pump man, who died at
Ruby tunnel, Colorado, was brought to
Ogden yesterday for burial. 1t is be-
l,eved he has some relatives here with
whom the company desires 10 get IN
communication.
The Southern Pacific pay car arrived
yesterday distributing several thou
sand dollars In ogden
MI. and Mrs. Bert Cave have gone
70 Winnomucca New, TO reside.
The remains NJ W. $. Moss, who died
In Salt Lake Thursday, were shipped
Though ogden last evening TO Evans
ton for burial a number OF Mrs.
Moss friends gathered ut the depot to
extend sympathy IN her hour OF sorrow.
Mr. Moss was we'll known IN Ogden.
short session OF the district court
was held last evening when the court
heard q motion 10 dissolve the attach
ment of the Becker brewing company
vs.. julius IL. Young
William CHI, who has been confined
In the county Jail for some time on a
charge Of assault with deadly weapon,
was released yesterday morning under
500 bond
j c. Littleheld while riding down the
Twenty-tlfth street Hill yesterday noon,
on a bicycle, struck the car track while
his hands were OF the handle bars,
with the result that the wheel was
badly smashed and Littlehed was
rather badly bruised
Considerable interest has been shown
IN the selection or the successor TO SUI
pCrlntendent Allison OF the state Re
form school. Mr. Allison. who has held
the position Tor many years resigned
recently Although the resignation
does not become effective until Nov l,
there are a number % aspirants Tor the
position. Dr. u. NJ, Conroy, who Is
chairman OF the board OF directors, an
nounces that there are Ave or six ap-
pllcants for the place aud that he Is
unable TO say who win be chosen.
Two men, who give their names as
J, \. Smith and I'd. Wallace, were
arrested last evening by Chief Brown
ing and Ofiioer Al Herrick on the charge
OF possessing worthless checks. Tho
police have clear case against the
men and VIII prosecute them on the
charge Of passing worthless checks, or
forgery.