Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-04-17

County Supt. of Schools w. n, Pet.
terson submitted his estimate " this
cost OF running the county school,
during le07-S. fixing 1t AT $5A.S25, oil
which amount $4,000 is estimated fol
teach erS' salaries, an increase of S4,-
zoe wee this year, and the balance
WA be used for current expenses. anu
| buildings. This amount WIFI be raise
from the various taxes.
The contract for the building Of the
addition TO the courth ouse was Let
TO g. a. Whitmeyer whose bid WAS for
Sl,2S6 and to Halyerson brothers for
the plumbing at a cost of s24S.60-
Commissioners Mckay reported mat
the driving of sheep through the CAM
yon is doing mUch damage. 1t vas
decided to hold a special meeting Sat-
urday at . o'clock when the sheep
men VIII be invited to meet the conn
mlSSl0nerS to discuss a satisfactory
assessment for damages. He also re-
ported that the present high water has
inundated The 10 acres OF Hand near the
mead OF Ogden canyOn belonging 10
Jens Winters.
Commissioner Madison who was APP
pointed 10 investigate the ACCESSIBILITY
OF the county removing the first
bridge i'm Ogden canyon and the build
ing of a concrete one. reported adj
Versely on the proposition because Of
the heavy expense,
The committee appointed to decide
on a method to take care OF the waste
water OF Weber canal WAS given an
other week in which to report.
NEW CONCRETE COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation OF the Unit
ed States Concrete company have been
filed with the county clerk. The com.
pany is Incorporated for a period of
so years, with Ogden as its place of
business. Ii = capitalized for $40. 600,
divided into shares OF the par value Of
$500 EACH The company intends do
ing a general concrete and cement busi-
ness The officers are VIM. Doyle,
president and manager Il. C.. Olsen,
secretary and treasurer, and they with
II. NJ. Olsen form the board OF direc-
Tors.
&. j. HERR1CK &c co. INcoRPoR-
ATE.
c. j. Herric1s & Company have filed
with the county clerk it's articles OF
Incorporation 1t Is capitalized for
S25, 00g, divided into shares of the par
value OF 81 100 each, The company
intends conducting a wholesale and re-
tail household furnishings The off
GERS are c. j, HerTIck, president and
manager; Fred F. Sanborn, vice presi-
dent; Frank +. keyser, secretary and
treasurer, Joseph Chez, attorney
DISTRICT COURT.
The case OF Christian Hunter against
the Salt Lake & Ogden Railway COM
pany, brought TO enJoin the defendant
from CROSSING plaintiffs land with Its
railroad track, was heard by Judge
Howell, and decided adversely to the
plaintiff, and the temporary restra ming
order was dissolved, so that the case
Will now have to go TO trial ON it's
merits.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Three couples We're granted marriage
licenses by the county clerk; they
are;
Thomas NJ. Irvine and Jnlia II. She
mer, both residents of Ogden, They
Were married in the Salt Lake tenn
PIE today.
Isaiah i, Campbell and Miss Rachel
Judskins, both OF North Ogden.
Joseph TOone OF Croydon, Utah, and
Miss Nora Martindale OF st. Louis, Mis-
souri,.
UNDER BONDS FOR ASSAULT.
Alma HasseIl, Frank Mitchell and
Charles Richards, three young men
brutaIly assaulted Peter Wangs-
gard ON Sunday were s~rTalgned be-
fore Judge Murphy this morning and
under $500 bonds.
"A second complaint WAS swOrn to
gainst HasselI by b. A, Bingham. He
Will be arrested as soon as located.
Two other complaints Will be filed by
other parties who We're assaulted by
men.