Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-04-29
SUDDEN DEATH OF
MRS. JOHN MANNING
Veteran of II Answers UneX-
pected Summons at Her Resi-
dencc In Statewide.
SCHOOLS REQUIRE SlI3,5OO
For the Year 1908 90 - Suits at Law
Rapp.GrifIin Nuptials-Briels
And Personals.

ogden, Utah, April 29.-Dcath came
very Unexpectedly at 3 O'Clock yester-
day morning to Mrs, Phoebe 5, Man
ming, wife Of John Manning, at the
family residence I'm Statewide, Weber
county, Although Mrs. Manning had
arrived at the ripe age Of n years, she
enjoyed comparatively good health.
Thursday evening she ate a hearty sup
per and retired 1T the usual hour maxi
Ing no complaints Of feeling any way
distressed At about midnight she was
awakened with severe pains through
her back Her husband awoke also her
daughter, and they ala all possible to
relieve the pains, but their efforts were
Of no avail, and she expired at 3 o'clock
Mrs. Manning was born Mt Noting
ham, England, April A. 1928 - the
age Of 90 she heard the Mormon mis-
sionares preach the Gospel and accept
ed the same. remaining faithful to her
religious convictions to the end, Twenty
i've years ago she emigrated to Utah
and has resided here ever since. She
IS the mother Of a large posteritY hay-
ing had l6 children y Of whom, with
her aged husband ana many grand
children survive her Two Of her
daughters reside IN Idaho, and the
time and place Of funeral viii not De
arranged until they are heard FROM
SCHOOLS REQUIRE Sil3,5Oo.
At the regular meeting Of the board
of education last evening the finance
committee submitted the estimate for
the amount Of money It viii require TO
run the public schools of ogden during
the coming school year Of 1905-6. They
estimate that II VIII cost $li3609 TO run
the schools, OF which amount $4,000
win be for maintenance, $4,000 for
new buildings and $500 Tor interest,
This amount sill! be raised from taxa
zion dad other sources
The board decided 10 hold teachers
examination commencing Aug, 2M and
appointed Supt. Allison, Principal Geo.
Thomas, Of the High school and Miss
El2aheth Orth, primary supervisor Of
the examining bonrd,
Considerable routine business was
transacted, after which adjournment
WAS lNhelA lpl one WEN
JUDGMENT FOR $l5,Hl.
In the case Of Elizabeth L. Pccry ct
n against Julia :, Woolley as adminis-
tratriX OF the estate OF Henry A, Wool
ley deceased, ct al, judgment I'm the
sum Of 1854 80 has been given by j.,
\. Howell. Suit WAS brought in the
Second district court by the plaintiffs
20 this action alleging that April a.,
1896, a judgment was given I'm the Sec
oud district court I'm favor of u, H.
Peery I'm an action brought by Mr.
Pcery against the plaintiff I'm this ac-
ton for the sum OF S9il0.69 and In
tcrest thereon That no part Of said
Judgment was paid excepting ST74,60,
wherefore plaintiffs demanded judg-
mCnt against the defendants I'm the
sum Of $685., 90, together with inter-
est thereon at the rate Of S per cent
per annum from April II, 1896,
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE,
Suit was filed I'm the Second district
court by J. w. Abbott against Jesse
pugh ct al, TO quiet title to a piece Of
land situated on Washington avenue,
The complaint alleges that the plain
tif is owner of the land and has paid
all taxes ON the same since 1893. That
tho defendants claim to have am inter-
est ON the said land, Wherefore plain
tI prays that the defendants be re-
CURED TO appear I'm court ana set forth
their alleged title to the land and that
lho court decree 20 plaintiff a clear
title.
SUIT ON REAL ESTATE,
j. j, Bcmmitt. as trustee IN bank
tfHH IUa 1nI ale lft f1sn Il
district court against H. r., Shaw and
Sarah j. Shaw The complaint alleges
that March &c. 1905, the defendant T.
X Shaw, was by the referee I'm bank
iuptcy adjudRed a bankrupt, leaving a
large list Of creditors, among them be-
Ing Sidney Stevens. II is alleged that
Mr. Shaw frluduently transferred Ia
his wife, Sarah j, Shaw, parts Of Sec
lions 20 aud 30, township z, North
West Range, for the purpose of de-
iHuding his creditors out OF that
amount Of properly, which plaintiff al
leges should have never been trans
ferred to Mrs Shaw, Wherefore
plantln prays that the transfer Of the
property be declared void, and that the
property be gwen over to the trustee
IN bankruptcy and used to help pay the
creditors OF Shaw.
hAPP-GRlFFlN NCPTlALS,
=, A marriage license was granted by
me county clerk TO John w. Griffin. q
end Miss Ethel May Rapp, 20, both Of
Ogden city,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
w, W. Browning the well known
chicken fancler viii In all probability
go TO Portland, ogden, this summer L
acl as one OF the poultry judges.
me remains OF Bishop Ira Nebekei
OF Logan arrived In ogden last evenInl
ana were taken on TO Logan on IN,
evening train, where funeral services
WI be held this afternoon at o'clock
MISS Ella Nebeker accompanied IN,
remains home from California.
William y, Hughes has returned
rom an eastern business trip.
suit has been Instituted I'm IN,
courts by G, NJ Clay against G, r.
dog. '''
The hearing OF the divorce suit o
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