The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-10-12
Oqden Briefs.

Forty pupils have been enrolled at the
Weber Stake Academy Conservatory or
Music, which opened TUESDAY.
Judge G. G. Armstrong of Salt Lake
will occupy the bench in the Second
district court in Ogden from Oct. 10 20
Oct 20.
This morning the new rule promulgated
by Judge Howell for the guidance 81
the attorneys in the transaction of busi-
ness in his court VIII go into erect
THE Tenderfoot' was presented to a
large audience at the Grand opera house
last night Tonight Adelaide Hermann,
the magician, will be the attraction
The Swedish Lutheran church confer
ence, which began in ogden Tuesday
evening, was largely attended yesterday
and closed last evening with the sacra-
ment of the Lords supper.
Marriage licenses have geen granted TO
E. A. Lefgreen. aged Il, Of ogden, and
Miss Flora Reynolds, aged ~, OF North
Ogden, and TO Charles q. Packer, aged
>. and Miss Jennie Biel, aged q, both
of ogden.
Carl Mark, a labOTer employed by the
Southern Pacific Railroad company at
Lakeside Utah, was brought TO Ogden
and taken to the Ogden General hospital
yesterday. Mark had his foot crushed
by a rail falling upon it.
Albert c. Bartlett died at his residences.
1915 Twenty-fourth street, at 4:S0 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon, of general debility.
deceased
survived by wife and several children.
The body VIII be shipped 20 FaiTbury'
H., today for burial.
c. W. Jones. who was brought up from
Salt Lake to be witness IN the bounty
fraud case, was returned 10 SAT- Lake
last evening, where he is serving Jail
sentence in connection with the bounIi
frauds perpetrated in that county.
The local order of Knights of Co
lumbus nave arranged TO give HalloW-
cen ball, Monday evening, Oct 80, ~
| the Toller dancing academy. a Specldi
musical programme will be given and
delegations are expected from surround
ing points
A complaint has been filed by Mrs.
Emily =. Black in divorce proceedings
against Thomas Edward Black. Drunk
enness and failure to support are claimed
as the causes for the action. The cou-
pie were married in ogden, Dec. Il, lSS2
They have one son, is years or age.
! Charles g. Packer and Miss Jennie Biei
! were married at the home of the bride 8
| $50 O clock last evening before a few IN
. innate friends. Rev. p. N. Cushnahdn
officiated. The bride is the daughter OF
/ NJ. Biel, an Ogden merchant. Both the
! bride and groom have many friends IN
| ogden.
Robert Lanier and Robert Madison
pleaded not guilty to attempted burglary
in the first degree, before Judge How
ell IN the criminal DIVISION OF the us
trict court yesterday. After the district
attorney had announced that he would
withdraw the charge of forgery against
Ed Wallace and J. T. Smith, the pris-
OneTs pleaded guilty TO attempting 10
pass forged checks They will be SEN
fenced Saturday morning.
Attorney W. L. Maginnis filed a COM
plant in a damage suit for Sarah NJ.
Miller against the Chicago. Burlington
& Quincy Railway company, for injuries
sustained while riding as a passenger
on the defendant cOmpany'S road, en-
route from St. Louis to Denver. The
plaintiff alleges that while near Brush,
, Colo, a collision occurred which threw
her from her seat across two other seats,
and that she received injuries to the
arm, leg back and spine for which dam
ages are asked for in the sum of A,9g9