Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-28
7 oday 5 Ogden News

William Allison, r. NJ. briggs. Rev. ]
n, Carver and j. $. Lewis.
The Following officers OF the league
We're elected for the ensuing year: II
NJ. briggs. president; a. r. Wright.
first vice president; Don Mcguire. sec
ond vice president; william Allison.
secretary. and l.. s. Hodgson, treas.
urer.
SKULL FRACTURED.
]. O. Leary. the young man who frac-
tuted his skull by diving into a shallow
pool at the Utah Hot Springs Sunday.
was brought into the general hospital
IN this city yesterday and will be- OPP
Grated upon today for the fracture
The man has not lost consciousness
once since the action but he IL In n dan
Berous condition, az II IL believed that
he Is paIsllyzed from his hips down
It is thought that Leary's skull win
have to be trepaned In order to re
lleve the fracture.
PORTER BECKETT WEDDING.
AT the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
A. Garner. Ssi4 Washington avenue.
last evening at o'clock. the marriage
of Harry w. Beckett. Jr, snd Miss
Vera Dell Porter WAS solemnized by
President c. T.. Middleton in the pres
ence of immediate relatives and friends
OF the contracting parties. The groom
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. II. w.
Beckett, ST., of this city and is manager
of the Reed hotel cafe. The bride is
the charming ana accomplished daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Porter Of
this city. Mr., and Mrs. Beckett will be
at home to their friends at 4s9 Thir-
teenth street after May 1.
SUGAR FACTORY PROJECTS.
David Eccles, Adam Patterson and
H. II. Rolapp of the Amslgamuted Su-
gar company have returned from n
weeks absence in Montana In the in
terests of new sugar factory. While
away they visited the Milk River coun-
try to investigate the possibilities of
the establishment of a sugar factory at
that point. No definite action was
taken.
SUES FOR $685..
William spielberg has filed suit for
$685. against the A.. Kuhn & Bros.
company This amount. he asserts. will
cover pay due him and the loss of one
years time. There Is much more t. the
case, according to SpielberE than APP
pears. 1t is claimed jealousy over a
girl between Spielberg and a Kuhr led
to the holding up Of Spielberg's money.
Such Is the explanation of Mr.. Spiel
berg. at any rate.
CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT.
Judge Howell has called upon Carl
Shurtliff to give reason why he should
not be punished for contempt of court.
Shurtliff and wife were divorced a
year ago, Shurtlif being asked TO pay
Sl5 month as alimony. This it IL
said. he has failed TO do hence the
contempt proceedings.
Ogden is dry town on Sunday, nut
between 10 and 20 men were up be-
for lis honor" Monday on charges
of drunkenness. Each paid SO for mis-
sunday spree. Among those fined
were the six Greeks caught while rid
ing through town in a laundry wagon
with several full cases and kegs
aboard,
F. Demand and j. ID. Wright, who
fought with fists and many cuss words
were permitted to go upon promising
to bp human and decent hereafter.
Preliminary and excavation work on
the viaduct was started yesterday
morning. A present force of 10 men
Is to he increased as soon as possible.
Tho children of Mary of st Joseph S
church gave a very pleasing perform
ane az the Fifth ward amusement hall.
The comedy. The Troubles of Hymen
Trouble" manager of a matrimonial
bureau, was we'll rendered Tho r0u-
sic was furnished by Miss Loretta Ma
lone. organist of st, Joseph's choir
on TIE piano, and little Genevieve
Malone on the violin. The house was
/ crowded with an appreciative audi
ence. and the comedy was all prepar-
cd and conceived by Miss Rae Keck
including the stage work.