Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-31
IT oday's Ogden News

TO take effect mt once, and on Feb. l he
VIII take charge of the Utah Hot
Springs bathing resort and hotel Mr..
Mitteauer has been connected with the
comm,ssary department at the depot
for years and is very efficient hotel
man, understanding thoroughly all the
departments of the resort. The man
agement of the hotel state that the
business at the resort has increased 30
rapidly that it was impossible for Mr..
Shealy to look after the hotel and the
Ogden e. Northwestern railroad also.
so he VIII devote his time to advancing
the railroad work. Some marked i'm
provements TO the interior of THE build
ings at the resort have been made and
others are under way.
sHuPE- M1DDLEToN CANAL.
Articles of Incorporation of the
Shuppe- Middleton Canal company were
filed with the county clerk. The COM
pany is incorporated for period of 30
years. with a capital stock of $4,000, di
vided into shares of the par value OF
$40 each. The incorparttors and officers
are c. #. Middleton, president and d.
rector. jain w. Shupe vice president
and director, Joseph Clark, secretary
and treasurer, r. ]. Middleton and
Charles NJ. Cole. They own a water
right III Ogden river which furnishes a
flow of water sufficient to irrigate 200
acres of land. The water Is taken
from the river at point north of the
Deaf and Dumb school property and
is run through q canal to the land west
of that place.
MOSHER ARRAIGNED.
Hyr,im Mosher was arraigned be-
fore Judge Murphy this morning on
the charge of polygamy. Mosher is
the man who married Miss Rose
Smith, chambermaid at the Lincoln
hotel, about a week ago. After few
days OF married life. the girl discover
ed that Mosher had a wife and fam
lily living at Cleveland. Ohio. from
which place he came to Ogden but a
few months ago.
DEATH OF SIMON WESTON.
Simon Weston. aged II years. died
at 2:15 this morning at the FAMILY
residence. 2742 Monroe avenue, from
general debility. He was born April
25. 1885. at Leicester, England. and
Joined the Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter~day Saints In 1854; came to
Utah 81 years ago, and has resided
In Ogden ever since For the past IS
years he has conducted a shoemaking
business in Ogden. Resides wife. he
leaves three sons and one daughter
The funeral will be held Sunday at
ESQ p. m. from the Fifth ward meet
,nghouse. The remains can be viwed
at the residence between the hours OF
IL and 1880 Sunday, Mr.. Weston
was consistent Latter-day Saint and
faithful worker in the Fifth ward
of this city. He died highly respect
ed by all who knew him.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
George Messerley was discharged by
Judge Murphy on the charge of assault
and battery preferred by his wife.
part OF the sidewalk near the COR
ner of Adams avenue and Twenty sixth
street dropped out of sight yesterday
caused by g. subterranean stream OF
water.
The Amalgamated Sugar people
say that several hundred tons Of beets
We're destroyed by the long exposure To
the weather
Word has been received in Ogden OF
the serious illness at Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia. of former Chief of Police John
Conlisk, who moved to that city about
two years ago.
The little three-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dye died yes
terday at Echo, Summit county. The
body will be taken TO Uintah for bur-
ial Friday.
DIR. J. D. Carnahan and family have
gone to California to spend several
months In the hope of improving the
Doctors health.