Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-03
Today $ Ogden News

against Ogden City. This is an action
which the plaintiff asks for $3.50 dam
ages sustained TO certain property on
Monroe avenue by tho floods OF Febru-
airy, 1907 The defendants allego that
the complaint, does not state facts that
are sufficient TO constitute a cause OF
action
A demurrer 10 the complaint has been
Tiled In the case of the Interstate Tail
ofing company
In the estate OF Robert Shaw, de-
ceased; Jennie Shaw, the adminstra-
trlN' has been granted an allowance for
the family of $25 per month.
Inc maj account and petition for
approval of the same In the estate OF
laYina Horrocks has been filed in the
probate division OF court.
MORAN MUST MAKE GOOD.
From the present indication 1t APP
pears mat F. j, Moran of Salt Lake
CITY VIII be asked to repair the street
paving on Twenty fifth street between
washington and Wall avenues. An in
Nesugation conducted by the city en-
gineer and the street COMMITTEES was
TO the effect that the road was RAPIDLY
becoming unfit for travel
IL appears that when Moran did the
last work upon the street he gave the
city bond 10 guarantee the work fol-
a certain length of time. The bond has
never been released by the city. and
IT IS very probable that the city will
mold Mr.. Moran to the contract and
FUNERAL. SERVICES.
The funeral services over tho ho5y
OF Russell Bradford, the six-year-oJd
son of Prof. and Mrs. s. d. Bradford.
we're held at y. IN. Wednesday, i'm
the lecture hail of the Weber stake
academy, the hail being filled with
large number Of friends of the grief
stricken family. The speakers wore
ieper Scowcroft for the school, Prof.
Jensen representing the neighbors
and friends: G.. f., Richards and Prin-
cipal MeKendrick, for the school fac
ulty; Prest. c. f. Middleton nnd
Apostle David o. Mckay.
RAILRoADER HURT.
Late Wednesday evening while i'm
Performance of his duties at the South
cfi' racine shops as inspector, Solo
mon ID, Gieger had his left foot scri-
ously crushed while he was between
cars which may necessitate amputa-
ton.
GERMAN CAR ARRIVES.
The German car In the New York
to-Paris race reached Ogden last night
~ $3.50 o'clock o. w. Snyder was at
me wheel and w. II. Graham acted rs
plot from Evanston to Ogden, The
other members OF the party, Lieut..
hopta and Il. J.. Collins, came to Og-
den on a train, the former continuing
ON to salt Lake. The car is in good
condition now and only needs a little
cleaning and overhauling. The party
expect TO leave sometime during the
day for the west.
JUNCTION CITY NEWS BRIEFS.
During the past four week II building
permits have been issued from the Of
flee of the city engineer in this city
The total value of the buildings is $685.
600.
The Wasatch Gun club OF Ogden has
its new shooting grounds which are
their new shooting grounds which are
half mile north Of Five Points on the
Hot Springs car line
w. l.. Jones of the Jones Employ
ment office OF this city returned yes
terday from Hanna, Wyoming, where
he went in response to Il telegram ad.
wishing him of the death of his broth
er-in-law. State Mine Inspector Ellis.
Mr.. Jones left for Hanna after a few
hours in the city.
letha. the S-year-old daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Burton of GAG
Twenty eighth street. died Wednesday
afternoon. The funeral was held this
afternoon at o'clock.
Charles ID. Tyree, an old residenter
of Ogden is seriously i'll at his resi-
dence on Twenty-first street suffering
from injuries received in an accident
last July by the caving-in of n bank
on the Twenty-eighth street viaduct.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day afternoon to G S. Liddle and May
NJ. MaXey, both of the Salvation Army
and to David Wilkinson and Bertha
Gerber. All the parties concerned are
from Ogden.
Ad9lces were received in Ogden yes
terday from Butte announcing the
death of Nathan L. Drake formerly Of
this city In u hospital In that city.
Death was the result OF an unsuccess-
full surgical operation The body will
be brought to Ogden for interment and
taken In charge by Undertaken Lar
kin. The funeral will be held at IL a.
M. tomorrow, at the Wilson meeting
house.
The body OF John McAlllster, the
sheepman who died at the Healy
House Tuesday night. has been
shipped to Salt Lake City for inter-
ment.
Delarius, the S-months-old baby OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Calvin, died at
the family residence, 2236 Monroe ave-
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