Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-06
T oday 5 Ogden News

at Ane flIHl presbyterian CnNrCn yes
terday afternoon and was largely at
tended The members of the local post
@. a, r., the w. Il. G. and the |. O. q.
II. attended the services In a body
Rev. j. H. Carver preached the funeral
sermon. Interment was In the Noun
tain View cemetery.
FRUIT LOSS 100000.
The latest estimate OF the damage
done to the fruit crop In Weber county
Is given rs onc-fourth of the total crop,
Or 100000. According to a statement
given out here, the fruit crop IN all
parts OF the county excepting that ly-
ing close to the hills at North ogden.
has suffered severely by the cold
weather and the frosts.
TO STOP FAST DRIVING.
Judge Volney G. Gunnell of the
juvenile court has appealed to the mer-
chants Of Ogden through the Retail
Merchants association for aid I'm bring
ing delivery boys and teams under
proper control The way the delivery
boys have been permitted heretofore
to drive through the streets has been
the cause of much unfavorable COM
ment, and the movement started by
Judge Gunnell will have the support
of many of the residents He says
tic boys must stop fast driving and
abuse of horses, also quit rushing
their teams down from the bench OH
to Washington avenue.
BURIAL OF ROBERT ROSS.
The body of Robert Ross arrived in
ogden yesterday from Portland, where
Mr.. Ross died u few days ago. Al
o'clock yesterday afternoon the flu
neral was held at the Masonic temple.
Rev. John e. Carver pastor OF the
First Methodist church, preached the
funeral sermon. Music was furnished
by the church choir At the grave
I'm Mountain View cemetery, the Ma
sonic ritualistic service was held.
Mr.. Ross was widely known in Og-
den. having been for many years
in business here. He was one of the
proprietors of The Fair" which was
located on Washington avenue between
Twenty and Twenty fifth
streets He was II sonin-law of +.
$. Croker, of Evanston, Wyo., and
was formerly "A railroad man in that
place, coming to Ogden and following
the vocation here for some time, after
which he formed a partnership with
George Paxton, in The Fair" gem
eral notion and crockery business.
Later he bought Paxton out, and oper-
ated the business until he left Ogden
for oregon.
MRS. MARTHA DUNBAR DEAD.
Mrs. Martha Dunbar, formerly a resi-
dent of this city, died at her home in
Liberty yesterday morning. She is
survived by her husband and three
small children. The funeral Will be
held at North ogden tomorrow.
TAILORING Co INCORPORATES.
The Intermountan Tailoring COM
pauy has filed articles Of Incorporation
with the county clerk here with capt.
tai stock of $500, divided into shares
of par value of S. each. The purpose
of the company is ~ do a general tall
oring business The officers are: Presi-
dent, II. II. Atchtson; vice president,
Joseph Giles; secretary treasurer, NJ.
i. Atchison These, with Il. Nj. Giles
and r. II. Monohan, form the board OF
direciGTs.
LAND DECIDED TO S. L. & o. ROAD.
The condemnation suits brought by
the Salt Lake 81 Ogden Railway COM
pany against Eloise A. Adams ct al.
and Leontine Sherrer were dismissed
in the district court here Saturday
and deeds were filed in the county re-
corder's Office transferring the proper
vt in question to the Bambergcr line.
The land in question is situated on the
east slope OF the Sand Ridge, along the
proposed route of the Salt Lake * Og-
den ROAD. The condemnation suits