The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-22
Ogden Briefs.

A marriage license has been granted 10
Herbert w. Burdett and Mrs. Edith Guth-
RE Tomlinson, both Nof Les Angeles.
Thomas J. Magnnis, son of Judge W
L. Maginnis of Ogden. returned from 81
Mary's (kansasl college yesterday 10
spend the Christmas holidays with his
parents.
Christmas exercises viii be held in all
the different public schools of Ogden to-
DAY, excepting the High school ApprO-
pirate and interesting programmes have
beeen arranged.
Alfred and James Terry. the two Salt
Lake boys arrested in Ogden Wednesday
evening at the request of the Salt Lake
officers, and who are charged with hay
ing jumped board bin, were taken back
TO Salt Lake yesterday by Deputy Sheriff
Al drew Smith.
1t is expected that about 100 teachers
from the Ogden public school will attend
the state teachers convention in Salt
Lake next week. special train will
likely be run from Ogden to accommodate
the party. who will leave here in body
Wednesday morning.
The Rinsree National bank of ogden
has declared its third dividend which
was on a basis of IL per cent The
money was sent to the stockholders yes
terday. The Pingree bank is less than
eighteen months old.
Funeral services were held yesterday
afternoon at O'Clock at the I.arkin IN
late Charles Martin, who died Tuesday
last as result OF bullet wound, Rev.
): r.. Carver OF the First Presbyterian
church OBLIGATED. Interment was in the
city cemetery.
The Inheritance tax commissioners, who
met with Attorney General Breeder on
/ Wednesday, raised the valuation. of the
Thomas j, krtz estate over $1,000. place
Iiis lhe insure az 4955l.ls. The valuation
given by the administrator was ia the
sum of SSS,0lS.l9. The state will get from
the estate for Inheritance tax about 81 500.
The Union Pacific Railroad company
HE'D with the county clerk OF Weber
county yesterday CHECK for S36l0G0 to
satisfy the judgment secured recently
against the company by .. L. Puryear IN
an action for damages received for per-
SOnal injuries sustained. The verdict was
Tor -, 800. or the total amount 81 is for
interest and $500 costs.
Four boys hailng from Riverside one
OF the suburbs OF Ogden, were hauled be-
fore Judge y. r. Patton in the juvenile
court yesterday on the charge of resist
ing an officer in the discharge of his du
ties. Constable Sanford Fife was the
complaining witness, who alleged that
the four boys bounced upon him ana gave
nm severe tFoUncing One of the boys,
john Shipley, was found guilty and as
sessed a fine of s..
The attorneys for the Thomas u. Dee
| estate yesterday filed with the county
clerk a check in the sum Of SS5440, which
goes To the county for the filing Of in
| ventOries. In regard 80 the inheritance
| tax for the estate, the appraisement ol
which Was reduced nearly $50.U00 by the
attorney general Wednesday, viii be re-
duced stin more 10y the deduction of the
debts, taxes due at the time of death ana
the cost of the apprHsement. as permit
ted by the law The total amount of the
tax going TO the state VIII be about s2l-
900 The inventory. with the deductions
made, was completed yesterday, and inn
| mediately after the approval of Judge
Howell the tax viii be paid,
Kuchler Brothers took possession Of the
+. l.. Bradley cigar store, on Twenty
| nth street. yesterday. and the business
Will be closed out to satisfy the creditors
| The kuchlers hold chattel mortgage on
the place in the sum Of $3.50, and yester-
day morning the keys We're turned Owes
90 the kuchlers, who ran the place about
fifteen years ago and until purchaser by
Mr. Bradley about "a year ago 1t is
stated that Mr.. Bradley will 90 into vol
untary bankrupcy. After the chattel
NOR, gage is satisfied any funds left over
viii be applied To the other creditors. The
total amount involved is about So 900. The
principal creditors are L. J. Kiesel a. Co,
ogden: Columbia Club Cigar COMPANY
Ogden; Rogers Cigar company of Salt
Lake Hemmenway & Moseer, Salt Lake,
and Reiss Brothers Of Chicago.