Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-04
LIGHT SENTENCE IMPOSED.
For Passing Queer Money Edward
Iloyd Gets But 80 Days.

Lloyd Gets But 30 Days
ogden. Aug 4.-Edward Lloyd, the
sure thing man and a passer Of the
queer pleaded guilty 10 a charge OF
obtaining money under false pretenses
in the police court yesterday and was
given the extremely light sentence OF
thirty days IN the city jail
During the past two weeks there
have been a great number Of bad bills
passed on local business people Lloyd
passed q $40 worthless greenbacks- bill
ON Norman Moyes, lS-year-0ld boy AZ
Wards confectionery Tuesday night,
and Wednesday vas Identified by the
boy and arrested by officer Herrick.
The sentence given by Judge Murphy
81 considered very light because Of Tie
fact that The Law provides ina one who
obtains money under false pretenses
may De fined 800 and sentenced 10
three months lu the county. ial. or
may be given both fine and Boprison'
mCnt.
FUNERAL or MRS OGDEN.
The mortal remains Of Mrs Jane Og-
den. wife OF William @. ogden. who met
her death Wednesday evening by being
thrown from a load Of hay, were laid
peacefully 20 rest lu the family burial
plot Boz the Enterprise cemetery yes
terGay afternoon. Impressive funeral
services were held at o'clock at The
home. Bishop Parish presiding. SOLOS
were sung by Miss Beatrice Farley, AZ,
bert Calrlgan and Mr. Anderson, The
speakers were Bishop Parish. Elders
Carrgan. Green Smith and Larkin,
who spoke NJ the distressing accident
which caused her death and comfort.
90 the family ln the hope OF glorious
resurrection The casket was covered
with floral tributes.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS
The first case Of Ming trademark or
brand under the Law. was done when
the Standard Bottling company Of Og-
den fled rs brand with County CLERK
Mattson yesterday.
a marriage license has been issued 70
Frank ID, Huntsman, g. and Minnie
jackson. 20, both Of ogden.
The steam road roller went into the
ditch on upper Twcnty-fourth street
yesterday afternoon The machine got
too close to the curb where the street
had been newly graded, and the recent
rains had softened the earth % such an
extent that the roller went down.
a delivery team belonging 20 Komada
q co. got beyond the control of the
driver yesterday ar the corner Of Twen-
ty.Gfth street and Grant avenue and
colhded with wagon belonging 10 J.
NJ PreshaW. a baggage and express
driver The latter wagon was dam
aged TO slight extent. which will be
made good hy the Jap merchant firm.
Elder Louis A. KelsCh. author OF
"Kelsch's References who spent some
time On missionary work IN Japan. viii
lecture IN the Fourth ward meeting
house Sunday evening under the aus.
uices OF the Young Mems ana Young
Ladies Mutual Improvement associa-
tons Sanford W. Hedges who has re-
Gently returned from japan. will lee
ture iu the Fifth ward sunday evening
on "The Habits and Customs OF the
Jaranese.
Contrary 10 the expectations 81 n
local contractors the Union Depot COM
pany has decided 90 DO its own grading
and parking OF the space east n the
depot and between Tweuiy-fourth
street and Twenty street Civil
Engineer George McGonagle will have
the work On charge and will commence
operations soon.