Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-22

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was authorized by the court to re
I$ceiye 81, 500 from the Ogden Union Do.
pot company in settlement of the claim
i against the company Hill was killed
4 in the depot yards in September of this
i year while inspecting an air hose.
Judge Howell yesterday granted al
order disnissing the damage case 81
Elizabeth j. Carter administrative
against the Utah Construction com
! pany. The suit was dismissed without
j prejudice, it having been settled out of
| court
4 The Jury returned d verdict of no
cause Of action in the $500 damage case
lSof Louis Cow against two Cinnamon
named Quong Sing and Jul Leong The
action arose from the damming up OF
! an irrigation ditch, causing water to
4 flow on the plaintiffs land.
1 JANUARY TRIAIlJURoRs.
The following trial jurors have bean
| chosen fortthe January term of the Sec
4 ond district COURT
| Ogden-G. j S. Abels. Herbert Z.
| Adams, |. r. Alvord, John Bitton. Jr,
G; NJ Christensen, WV Browning, H.
| w. Beckett, Roger NJ Connor Brigham
| Ballantyne, fl. NJ. Bond, J. f. Burton,
1 w l.. Euswell Charles *. Calvert VIII
liam Craig, f. f. Dalton August Cart
| son, John NJ. Browning, George w. Gull
| Yer, CYRUS Charles, G, j. Kruitbosch,
| w F. Lethbridge. Georeg j. Kelly, Jo-
| seph II. knight, George l3iddle, Andrew
| Rassius. O, A. Kennedy.
| E,den-John Lindsay.
! Burch Creek-C. " Weaver.
| observation-disclosures w. DAWSON.
Huntsville-N. p. Lofgreen
TITLE TO HIGH SCHOOL SITE.
Now that Fred j, Klesel has returned
| from an extensive trip through Cali
fornia, the deeds for the property upon
which the new high school is to be
erected will be signed and the property
transferred to the city 50 that the con-
tractors can begin work Immediately
upon the structure. When the plans
Of the contractors We're submitted ana
the bid let, it was made conditional on
account of the fact that the land that
was to be given by MIR. Hiesel and the
transferring of the property, the con-
tractors will now begin upon the work.
SACRED HEART FESTIVAL.
AT the Sacred Heart academy this
evening the usual beautiful Christmas
program will be rendered. The per-
Torrance begins at 1880.
RECORD COLD SNAP.
While the Thermometer at Ogden Is
registering 6 and degrees above zero
those in the nearby towns are register
Ing many degrees below the zero point.
Advices received from Huntsville in
Ogden valley yesterday We're to the
effect that early Monday morning the
thermometer registered 10 degrees be,
low zero and yesterday forenoon it was
12 below.
At Devils Slide in Weber canyon it
was announced that Sunday night the
Thermometers registered 20 degrees be-
low zero and it was necessary to close
down the work for a few hours until
the weather moderated. Advices re-
ceived in the railroad offices are to the
effect that at Carlin, Nevada, 1t was
20 below, IL below at Preston, Idaho,
10 below at Evanston, WyO., and IL
below at Green River
The work on the electric line through
Ogden canyon has been abandoned tenn
porarily because of the cold weather.
BARKER RESORT AND TROUT
PONDS.
Articles OF incorporation or the Og-
den Canyon Trout and Resort company
We're filed with the county clerk yes
terday The capital stock is 100000.
The company is organized by Barker
brothers of Huntsville for the estab-
lishment of trout ponds and resort
III
RECEPTION TO j. L. HERRICK.
AT the residence of P. L. Wright,
last night his associates in the old
Y. NJ. and Y. l.. NJ. | a. boards III
the original Weber stake. rendered
Elder j. Il. Herrick u very pleasant
reception, previous to his departure for
Denver. About so persons We're pres
ent. William Scowcroft made a felic-
itous address, and John V. Bluth made
happy presentation address in the
bestowal of a handsome travelling bag,
to which the guest of honor made q
happy response.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Slot Machine Found--A small slot
machine containing about 50 in nickels
and belonging to a Japanese saloon
keeper on Grant avenue, was found
yesterday afternoon on lower Twenty
fourth street back of a billboard. where
it had been cached by the thief. Be
fore he had time to break the machine
open the thief was evidently frighten-
ed away.
Tpcasurcr's Bond-The bond OF
Alma y. Chambers. treasurer Of We
Der county for the sum of $246,521 was
filed with the board of county COM
approved. The sureties are David &c
cles, M. S. Browning, George FL. Tribe,
Joseph Clark w. w. Ritter, Adam
Patterson. and John Spiers.
Where is Oscar Ii. Young?-chief
of Police Browning has a letter from
Mrs. Maggie Dean of Chicago, who is
trying to locate Oscar l.. Young, to
-usuI e peIeHns Hnue9sI ouM 'LsulotI
tai collapse and is now in the state
asylum at Salem, Oregon.
Officials Visit ScbooI--This after
noon, Gov. j. c. Cutler. Gov.-elect Will
liam Spry and IL number of state off,
GERS visited the state industrial school
on a trip Of inspection.
Train WrccIled-A freight wreck
west of Sparks. New, on the main line
of the Southern Pacific, had the effect
of delaying all westbound trains for
several hours yesterday.