Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-20
committees Meet and Discuss
Plans Of Project With Rail-
road People.
DEATH FROM INSECT BITE.
John Ka-sins and Miss RuNlancc
Answer Final Summons-rhrcc
Couples Wed.

Orien. Nov. 2O.-Thc visit yesterday
10 OGDEN of Vice President w. IT. BAN
.ron. chief Engineer william Ashton.
and Atty. p. l., williams. to consult
with a committee of the Weber club
composed Of r. J. Kiesel. Joseph scow-
croft. Georgo J. Kelley, William Van
Allen. J. T. Baglcy and l. l.. Reynolds
resulted IN a general discussion OF the
proposed plans for the construction Of
Inc yiaduct on lower Twenty fourth
street but the entire committee and
railroad officials could not come TO n
definite decision on the east approach
% the viaduct
The railroad company desires TO erect
the viaduct commencing with the east
approach a little more than a half
block east OF Wall avenue on Twenty
fourth street, which would be very
detrimental 10 the Rio Grande Western
Interests, as this company proposes
erecting new depot on Twenty fourth
between Wall and Lincoln avenues.
Members OF the committee favored
the shortening OF the approach or even
etgrting the viaduct at Wall avenue.
This the railroad representatives eX-
planned would be demorulizing TO their
traokaEe plans and othsr impuvc-
uents contemplated. The franchise and
council to pass upon. and when n is
ready 10 pass upon the matter all those
So deeply interested in the viaduct win
present their views and then the coun-
IN will finally decide on the east ap-
proach, etc The matter Is OF vital
importance TO the people Of ogden and
especially the warehouse owners along
Wall avenue. The viaduct IS an abs0-
Lutte necessity. but The approaches 70 %
are very important matters 10 be de-
sided upon.
$4,000 FOR A LIFE.
The $4,000 damage suit brought by A.
] stone administrator ~ the estate Of
Earl j.. Smith against the Union Paci-
fel H. now on trial IN the Second dis
trict court before a Jury. This is one OF
The claims growing out Of tho An Say
wreck. resulting I'm the death Of Smith
who was p years of age.
DEATH FROM INSECT BITE
From the effects Of the bite Of a spi-
Ser ON the cheek Russell d. Shear. the
little 1f-wonths-old babe OF Mrs. Mary
A. watkins Shear. died yesterday at
he family residence on Farley avenue
Tho babe was evidently bitten by a spi-
Ter or some insect a week ago. causing
swelling on the cheek which developed
nto Crysipolas resulting In the childs
ieath. II Is only a few months since
Js father died. The funeral services
pm be held Thursday az 2 o'clock az
4 be home Burial win be made In Og-
len city cemetery.
4 JOHN KAssINs PASSES AWAY.
John Ksssins a young man who re-
fDntly cmigrated 20 Utah from Holland
II avir= In his native land a wife and
t,vo children. died at the home Of his
brother a. KasEins. on Twenty-thir1
street from an attack Of rhoumati m
n the heart. At ? o'clock Thursday the
funeral services VIII be held 1T tire
Fourth ward Westinghouse Burial will
be made I'm the ogden City cemetery.
DEATH OF YOUNG WOMAN.
After protracted illness from spinal
meningitis Rosena Virtue RoylanCc,
fgcd is years passed from mortality az
The home in North OGDEN She was the