Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-03-06

deep, two stories with basement II
VIII be constructed of brick with sand
1--WE appearance, On either side OF
the hall way which leads back into
the drill room, are arranged four rooms
for the officers of the company, The
drill room Will be j2xg0 feet. opening
up through both stories A large ball
cony with 200 seating capacity will
occupy the front part Of the second
story so mat the public can witness
the comuany's drill work A gym.
nasium win occupy the portion west OF
the balcony and to the east, reading,
toilet ana bath rooms. The basement
Is used for bowling alley, boiler room.
billiard room, two locker rooms, where
the members of the company can keep
their uniforms, also store and supply
rooms.
WEBER co. WILL GET TROUT
FRY.
The board OF county commissioners
In session yesterday afternoon opened
the DDS OF majority Of the ogden
DRUGGISTS Tor the furnishing Of all
KINDS OF drugs for Weber county. both
at the lnlirmary and for the county
physician. etc, and after carefully GO
ing over the same awarded the contract
to s. w. Badcon.
David Q. Wadman was appointed
road supervisor Of Plain City.
Robert r Wilson. county fruit tree
inspector, notified the board that uuan-
tlties OF trees are being shipped into
Weber county from Davis county
that have not been properly fumigated
and certified to by the fruit tree in
spector of that district This is a
very important matter as by the law
not being complied with In that respect
many infected trees may be shipped
here. thus greatly damaging the fruit
industry. The Davis county fruit tree
dealers Will be notified that their trees
VIII be rejected II the law is not COM
piled with
Chairman Stanford reported Ia the
board that he had consulted with
state Fish and Game Warden Sharp
concerning the allotment of trout fry
for Weber county, which IL was re-
ported, would not be delivered as so
many trout fry have been sold To pri-
waite corporations In this county. Mr.
Sharp assured Mr.. Stanford that this
county would get its proportion, but
not until September.
The board instructed County Atty.
Hulaniski to Immediately commence
suit against all owners of sheep who
have not paid the amount assessed
against them for damages to the Og-
den Canyon road.
The bond of H. c. Hanson for So 600
as superintendent of the county infrm-
airy was approved.
SkEEN MOVES FOR NEW TRIAL.
In the case Of J. u. Skeen against
city councilman William Craig which
was decided by a Jury last week In
favor OF defendant. now comes Mr.
Skeen and files q motion for a new
trial and asks for hearing on the
same March 10 at 10 a. m on the
following grounds. First, irregulari-
ties in the proceedings of the court,
jury and adverse party and the abuse
Of discretion by the court. by reason
of which plaintiff and accuser was
prevented from having a fair trial
Second, insuificiency OF evidence to
justify the verdict, and that the ver-
diet Is against law.
Third, errors in law occurring at
the trial and duly excepted to by the
plaintiff.
II Is on these grounds Mr. Skeen
expects to get new trial but should
his motion be denied, then he will APP
peal the case to the supreme court
SUIT OVER PROPERTY RIGHTS.
Lafayette Skeen has commenced an
action in the district court against Car