Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-05-04

| charge Of building of about go mles
of railroad for the Northwestern. a
branch line Of the Oregon Short Line.
Is In Ogden for "A few days on special
business. He reports the work as pro-
crossing very satisfactorily. The track
Is being laid along the Snake river ana
opens up very rich mining section
IN Idaho. According to the best ad-
Vices the new line will have It's termn-
al at Lewiston, Idaho Others who are
closely associated with the constr,ic-
ton work with MI Watts on the
branch line from ogden ere Archie
Bowman. Howard Hollingsworth. c,
l.. Underwood and George c. Thomp-
son,
MISS THOMAS COMING HOME.
Miss Ellen Thomas Of ogden. who
has been studying voice culture I'm
New York during the past four years
under Madam Ashworth. a very able
teacher Il expected home within Il
few days. A farewell party was given
in New York City last week which
was attended by large number Of her
friends and associate vocalsts. Miss
Thomas sang 10 selections during the
evening, yet those who were present
were not satisfied and called Tor more.
she possesses wonderfully beautiful
soprano voice of musical range and
quality Those who have heard her
sing during the past year declare ner
voice is superior TO their most SAN
guine expectations.
LUMBER co. INCORPORATED
Articles of incorporation Of the
Huntsville Lumber and Water COM
pany have been filed with the county
clerk The company will make hunts
vile. Weber pounty. its PRINCIPAL
mac. n ntlgit1 ig oil So
$4,000 divided Into shares of the par
value of IS each, The business pur-
suit of the company will be the
operating of sawmils for the manu-
facture Of lumber and tlmbers and ths
acquiring title TO timber lands the
owning of water rights and building
OF reservoirs. The officers Of the COM
pany are. Albert Engstron. president
j. n. Jorgensnu. vice president: and
they with Gustav Peterson. Samuel
Allen and Hans Anderson form the
board of directors: Charles Felt, secre-
tarY, and James c. Wangsgard treas
urer.
BAMBERGER BUYS LOTS.
Simon gamberger has made an
other purchase of 81 building lots In
Ogden along the line OF his proposed
irterurban railroad from Salt Lake
City. The purchase was made from
Mrs. Frederick j. Hecht Of Denver |
the consideration of $1,000. The lois
are located near Wall avenue and
Thirty-second street. Mr.. Bamher-
gers line is nearing Ogden and ii is
expected will be completed by July 4.
ASKS TRANSFER OF CASE.
The Southern Pacific company,
through It's attorney, p. l.. Williams,
has filed a motion in the district court
for the removal from that court 10
the circuit. of the 100000 damage suit
brought by Mary E. Neesley against
the railroad company for the death
OF her husband.
GLAsMANN DEMURS.
In the libelault brought by George
Halverson against William Glasmanu,
the defendant has filed demurrer to
the amended complaint on the grounds
that the complaint is ambiguous aud
unintelligable. and that sufficient facts
are not set forth to constitute cause
of action of libel.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
A special meeting of the Press club
of Ogden has been called for O'Clock
tomorrow afternoon at w f. Bossner's
office.
Sheriff Harmon and County Clerk
Agee of Provo, Utah county. spent
yesterday in Ogden on business.
The next weeks attractions at the
Grand Opera House are; Tomorrow
night, king of the Cattle Ring" Mon
day and Tuesday. Augustin DAILY Mus
ical company in "A Country Girl and
THE Cingalle;" Thursday Mrs. Leslie
Carter, one of the foremost emotional
actresses, will be seen T. "DuBarry"
W. L, Sutherland OF the Sutherland
Amusement company visited Ogden
yesterday to complete arrangements for
placing the scenic railway at the SAM
tarium, which he expects to have COM
pleted in 30 days.
A license to wed was granted to Os-
car F. Jonasson, IS and Miss Lovelcl
l., Smith, %. both of Pittsburs. Pa