Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-27
T oday $ Ogden News

cancy. Mr.. Nav has for years been
head bookkeeper for Y. c. NJ, /. In this
city, and is man OF extensive ex-
perience and ability. who Will make a
good man In the treasurer's office. The
salary OF deputy treasurer. II. W. Nais,
bltt, was fixed at 1880, and Mr.. Maw's
at $50 per month.
Janitor George ID. Folkman's salary
was Increased to s55 per month.
The board appointed John NJ. Graw
OF Huntsville deputy fish and game
warden
A number OF road district matters
were discussed at length.
County Physician Gordon appeared
before the board and made a report OF
his having made n test OF the use OF
formaldehyde gas as an dlslnfectant to
be used by the county instead OF sui
phur as heretofore. He stated that
while It was little more costly II was
much more effective In killing all dis
ease germs and advised its use. The
hoard VIII further consider the PROPOSE
ton.
AMBROSE SHAW'S ESTATE.
The appraisement OF the estate of the
late Ambrose Shaw, who died In Ogden
last month, has been completed by the
appraisers, who were appointed by the
court, T. o. Whalen, Archibald Nc
Farland and A. ID. Shurtliff The en-
tire state Is valued at SIS, 000.03 Real
estate is valued at 1884. and the per-
sonal property at sl7.3i40S OF the per-
sonal property; nearly $4,000 consists
Of money In the banks.
Mr.. Shaw some time previous 10 his
death decided some of his property to
| his wife and children, and Attorney
| (ianarDl Rrne1en with Sta "a roo.
| Christensen, came to Ogden to in
| vestigate the same, believing that the
state had an interest In the property so
decided in the Inheritance tax, but they
| decided that the transfer OF the prop
erty was legal and proper.
BURIAL OF JOHN 0. DINsDALE.
The remains of John o. Dinsdale. who
died Saturday morning, were laid peace
fully to rest In the family burial plat
In the Ogden City cemetery yesterday
| afternoon. Impressive funeral services
over his remains were held at the Third
ward westinghouse. commencing at
o'clock Bishop Moroni s, Marriott
| presided. Some sweet music was fur
nished by the ward choir, and a solo,
entitled, II Need Thee Every Hour,
was sung by Hagbert Anderson. Com
| forting and beautiful eulogistlc re-
marks were made by President G. f.
Middleton, Patriarch George w. Larkin,
Elders Price, Henry Anderson, w. w
Benton and Bishop Marriott. The at
tendance was very large, and large
funeral cortege followed the remains
to their last resting place. The grave
was dedicated by Elder Il. a. Larkin.
The floral tributes were numerous and
beautiful.
TWO COUPLES MADE HAPPY.
| The county clerk has granted mar
riage licenses to the following couples.
| Job p. Kendell. 20, Of South Weber,
Davis county, and Miss Cora c. Beus,
| Is, of Burch Creek, Weber county
| William Morrow, IS. and Miss Pearl
| Weyland rs. both of Salt Lake City.
| HIGH PRIESTS OF WEBER STAKE.
The High Priests quorum Of this
stake will hold its regular meeting on
Saturday, March 81, in the Ogden Third
| ward institute at II a. m. Members
please bear It In mind
| LOREN FAIR,
JOSEPH PARRY,
HANS MADSEN,
Presidency.
J. X. ALLEN, Secretary.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
F. b. Clifford of North ogden left