Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-20

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also consulted with the district Ottor-
noy and oppressed similar desire TO
plead guilty he admits having entered
the Allen block the early part Of the
month, ana stealing a coat and clock
whlch no later sold TO n pawn broker.
GRAND OPENING or SAUCER
TRACK,
No little Interest In beng manifest
M The grand opening VI the ogden
saucer track Monday night at the
olenWood park grounds IN this city d.
H. Young, the owner and proprietor
ana Harry lloogron, manager Of the
salt Lake track and who VIII manage
tho local track have arranged
FOR the appearance here Monday night
OF rome Of the very beet cycle riders IN
Wan, who have during tho past few
years boon such an attraction nj the
salt Palace track
Tho track N In excellent condition
ana Is one Of the yosy best saucer
tracks IN the west, built on the most
modern plans, with a band stand IN the
arena where sweet strains OF music viii
We discussed Monday evening whilu
the riders speed around the track,
The racing win commence at S,la
10 appear nj the opening r. NJ, ana
Samuel Samuoleon Hopper, John Bur
rows, Saxon Wllllur,s, Ro1mnn Broth
crs all professions, saucer track rid
crs also Il largo nimbor " Salt Lake
and Ogdon amateur bicycle riders, Tho
loca ridore WIN rum for an elegant
gold modal
The track IL conducted under the
National cycling association An I'M
mcngO crowd N sure 10 be out Monday
10 greet the riders at the opening,
HORSE RACES DECORATION DAY.
The opening Of the Weber County fair
grounds race track this year win take
place Decoration day May 30, The
management has arranged for some
iinc horse races that afternoon, Some
Of the Fastest horses IN the state VIII
take part In the races. Thoro viii be
two races pace ana trot 2'2J class two
rnocs, trot and pace, ?,S0 class, and
running races, a purse OF $50 win be
given for the fastest horse on the
track to be ridden by q lady
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
Tho funeral services over the remains
Of Henry Karl Rolapp win be held
sunday afternoon at o'clock AT the
Firth ward Westinghouse, Friends de.
slrlng 20 view his remains may do NO
between the hours OF 10 a, NJ and I D.
m. ON date of funeral The ogden
lllrh school VIII attend the funeral In n
body
Tonight ana tomorrow night the Lil-
putlon opera company VIII be the at
traction AZ tho Grand Opera House,
The first circus Of the year VIII be
socn here next Friday, May 20, when
the lNloto show win exhibit IN ogden,
afternoon and evening, II VIII have "a
street parade ut 10 o'clock IN the morn
INK
County Clerk David Mo,ison has 70.
turned from u pleasant throo weeks'
welt In California,
Tomorrow tho Y, NJ, and Y l., NJ, l.
A. conference Of the Weber stake viii
BE- held IN the ogden tabernacle, meet.
lngs 10 which the public are invited VIII
be held nj ma 1880 O'Clock, officers
meeting nj 10 H. m,
Mrs George Drake, better known as
"Gmndma' Drake" has been stricken
with paralysis at her home In Mound
Fcrt ward Mrs, Drake " well known
throughout tho county and grave fears
are entertained for her recovery
william Burns the colorod man who
was arrested several days. ago, charged
with stealing 81 from the FAIR homo,
hut whose conviction failed, was this
morning found guilty of vagroncy by
Judge Murphy and sentenced 20 30
days and to pay ilne OF 500 Later,
however, sentence was suspended IN
order 10 give the follow chance TO
leave town
Homer G. Ilausen, catcher Tor the
ogden baseball team, VIII, on Monday
noSt wed Miss Nellie Burrltt OF this
city, The ceremony VIII be performed
nc tho homo Of tho BRIDES mother Mrs,
II, n, Buwllt, ON Washington avenue
near Fourteenth street, NJ 4 O'clock tho
Row shaw ollica,Ing II VIII be private
In character only relatives Of the con'
tracing parties being present The
young people are very popular M THIS
city and win receive the congratulate
tions " thoir many friends,