Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-22

sneep. cattle or horses through the or.
Gen CANYON shall have four hertIeT.
with each herd. Cna herder shall leae
z sf'all bunch on In front, ana tn,
otner herdors shall string the rest o.
e,e nerd along the road and keep then
OF the sides Of the mountain
All herds must be driven through the
canyon as early in the morning as nos
Hple Going east they must leave the
mouth OF the canyon at day LIGHT.
NO herds shall be camped on or near
NE roads, SO that the highways will be
injured and no herds shall be camped
Menr dusway. Flock masters are
heId responsible for all damage done
ny thelr herds to the dugways.
Notice must be given the county clerk
at least one day before herd enters the
canyon.
DELIVERY BOY REPRIAIANDEp
The rapid speed az which delivery
wagon horses are driven on the streets
OF ogden has been IL matter of concern
To the public, whose safety at street
CROSSINGS has been endangered by reck-
less drivers. George Mosler. who care
lessly drove onto Mrs. Mary HerricIs,
WIS given q hearing before Juvenile
Judge Gunnell on the charge of assault,
OF which he WAS adjudged guilty and
severely leotured. but the passing OF
sentence was suspended. The court
mad the following 10 say on this sub
ject:
THE delivery boys own the streets
ot ogden. For years they have been
the terror OF iniirtn people not able to
move quickly. the menace of people
nlmble az foot, and the ultimate death
OF horses compelled 10 race all day
beneath the cruel smart OF whip and
PROD. They drive on amy side of the
highways, disregard The rules at cross
inss, and whIrl around busy corners
Win the speed of fire engine. REM
orsrahce on the part OF amy one in
dlEnant at the reclslcssness of tha
boys only succeeds in Increasing the
speed, The safety OF the public de-
mands that something be Gone to di-
mlnsll The delivery boy nuisance and
wlth the 60 operation of the police and
merchants themselves This court hopes
10 work u needed REFORM
DEATH OF MRS. HATTIE BROWN.
Mrs Hattie Brown widow of Il. 3.
Brown, was called from mortality at
s'SO Saturday night at the family resi-
dence Tear 3lS5 Washington avenue,
after brief Illness resulting from
meningitis OF the brain. She was born
at North Ogden, Weber county, &c years
ago and is the daughter OF Mr.. ann
Mrs j. w Rex About one year ago
her husband died, leaving her with
three little children, which she strug-
sled to support, and now that death has
claimed her the children. the eldest of
whom is but years of age, are lett
The time and place of funeral
VIII be announced later.
DEATH OF A BABE.
The home OF Robert and Bertha Cox
arr on East Twelfth street was visit
ID by The angel OF death Saturday
'vening and the spirit Of their To-
months old baby boy, their only child.
vas called from mortality bringing
leep sorrOw 10 the young parents. The
hIld was i'll but a few days. The
uneral viii be held Tuesday at
lclOck from the residence near the
Utah Light and Railway company's |
over house on Twelfth street,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs, Jennie Tullock of Australia ar
lved in Ogden Saturday afternoon to
isit with her brother, George Lock-
cad, Sir, whom she had not seen for
Yer IL years, THEFT meeting was q
oyous one
The Fourth ward Sunday school win
i've dancing party Wednesday even
az at the ward hall.
Manager Grant has two good book
tgs for this week at the Grand Opera
-ouse. Wednesday night Charles b.
anford with strong support will pre-
mt Julius Caesar" Thursday even-
IS Annie Russell and one of the best
'mpanies of the year VIII be seen In
a Midsummer Nights Dream.
State St Hardware for garden hose,
SOlS and potlltry- netting Esq State ST.