Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-22
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the estate Of Albert Johnson, instead of
i. "A. Whalen, VINO rs going to Calltor-
ma with his wife on a vacation. He
Will assist Archibald Mcfarland and
a. ID. shurtlff 10 appraise the estate,
which il valued Mt nearly 500 900. Their
appraisement VIII also stand for the In
heritance tax which will also amount
to considerable
The inheritance tax commissioners.
who met with Attorney General Bree-
den on Wednesday raised the yalua-
ton OF the Thomas j. krtz estate over
$1,000. placing the figure at Si535l.iS.
The valuation given by the admnlstra-
tor was In the sum OF S3S,OIS.p. The
state win get from the estate Tor M
heritance tax about 1900.
FUNERAL OF CHARLES MARTIN,
The funeral OF Charles Martin, aged
20 years who died Tuesday evening
from the effects OF a gunsnot wound
inflicted by his own hand, were held AT
3 cock yesterday afternoon at Larhiii
q Sons Undertaking parlors, KEY. j. H.
Carver officiating He also preached
the funeral sermon. sweet music was
furnished by Miss Bessie Blair Isaac
blair and Charles Blair. The services
were we'll attended, Interment took
place In the ogden City cemetery,
HoRRoCKs WAVES EXAMINA-
TON.
Roy Horrocks, who Is charged on two
different counts with attempted crlfnl-
nal assault. was brought before Judge
Murphy for preliminary hearing. lie
asked permission of the court 10 waive
preliminary examination, which, on
consent of County Attorney Hulanisk
was granted and he was bound over TO
answer to the charge to the district
court under $1,000 bonds, In default Of
which he was placed In cell IN the
county Jail.
CIGAR STORE ATTACHED.
The cigar store of Fred L. Bradley
was attached by the sheriff at the SUIT
Of Kuchler Bros, for the sum OF $S9O
alleged to be due and owing TO the
plaintiffs under a chattel mortgage IL
is said that the liabilities of the de-
PENDANT will reach about $4,000 In all.
Among the creditors are Rogers Cigar
company OF Salt Lake; Reiss Bros.
company, Chicago; Hemmenway *
Moser. Salt Lake; Fred ]. Klesel 4 Co.,
ogden. II Is stated that Messrs. kuch-
Ter do not intend to operate the store,
but will sell out the stock and realize
as much as possible therefrom.
NO SESSION OF COUNCIL.
BY the failure to secure quorum to
meet with the representatives OF the
Ogden Waterworks company Wednes-
day evening, the members OF the city
council have practically put the water
works question In a position where II
will have to be fought all over again
| BY the new council after the first OF the
year. Mayor Glasmann, in commune
| cation to the council week ago. urged
| that body to meet with the representa-
| tives OF the waterworks company in an
I effort to settle the question before the
! end OF the year. The councilmen seem
to have dlsregarded the suggestion OF
, the mayor, and, after holding one session
| during which franchise was partially
| drafted, failed to secure the attend
ance OF a sufficient number to continue
! the work. The hearing on the $50 1000
claim against the city, brought by the
waterworks people who claim that
amount for hydrant rental under the
Boutwell, contract, will come up In
the United States court an. Is, 1906.
FOUR COUPLES WED.
The following couples have secured
from the county clerk licenses TO wed
Herbert w. Burdette and Mrs. Edith
Guthrie Tomlinson, both OF Los An
geles, and of lawful age.
Ava A. Rhodes. 26. and Miss Ida NJ
Bernard, 10, both Of Garland, Boxeldei
, pOuutV