Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-10-06

spector reported q total of IA cases of
contagious and infectious diseases for
the past week. This does not Include
10 cases at the State Industrial school.
Upon the favora bic report of the street
committee, the plats OF the new Eccles
addition were accepted with the pro-
Vision that the park in the new addi-
ton shall be maintained by the owners
of the property.
HEAVY RAINS.
During the 60 odd hours that the
rainstorm continued in this district,
beginning Friday morning and con-
tinuing until Monday morning 2.26
inches of rain fell is the statement
given out by a. e. Van de GRAF, the
local weather observer at his station
at the Joint freight depot Since the
first of the year 1928 inches of mois-
ture has fallen in Weber county
Mr.. Van de Graaf says that the
cloudy weather during the past few
days has had the effect of keeping
out frost and saving the crops in the
agricultural and horticultural districts
of northern Utah.
FREIGHT TRAIN DERAILED.
Traffic was delayed on the Union
Pacific yesterday morning on account
OF the derniling of five cars of a
freight train at a point about two
|
was injured in the accident and after
about seven hours work the track was
cleared for traffic
COMING TO CONFERENCE.
During the past two days conference
travel from Ogden to Salt Lake has
been extremely small. 1t is stated
| that the greater portion of the peo-
| pie are waiting toward the end Of
| the week before going to Salt Lake
| at which time they Will be able to
| attend Weber county day at the state
| fair as we'll as attend the sessions
| Of conference in the tabernacle. Yes
terday train of eight cars was made
| Up on one OF the railroads as a con-
| ference special but before time for
leaving the train was reduced to three
| cars, Before the week is over it Is
stated that several thousand people
from ogden will go to Salt Lake.
IN THE DISTRICT. COURT.
In the dctrlct court before Judge
Howell yesterday the Following Grim
inal cases were taken up:
Jesse Rice charged with burglary In
| the second degree, was arraigned ana
| entered a plea of guilty. he will be
sentenced on Thursday morning. Rice
| is charged with burglariZing the Mil
waukec saloon about three weeks ago.
Frank Lopez and c. a. New, charged
with burglarizing the residence of Mrs,
| Mary Carbon, on north Washington
avenue. were arraigned, Lopez pleaded
| guilty to the charge and New asked
/ for more time to consider the matter.
/ and WAS given until Thursday morning
to plead.
/ G. C. Bib, charged with stealing
diamond ring valued at $50 and a
i locket worth SIS from Lottie Malloy
| was arraigned and will enter his plea
Tuesday. Attorney Joseph Chez was
appointed to defend him.
Tile case Of the State against A. n.
Terry. charged with mayhem: Bert
White, charged with a statutory Of
Tense and G. K. Crawford charged with
forgery, We're continued for the term.
TAKES zCHAPERoNE ALONG.
Detective James Pender OF the Ogden
police force left yesterday afternoon
for New York with Alice DeVal the
(. French woman, who will be deported.
| Accompanying Detective Pender and
the woman was a. chaperone. The DE
/ Val woman was drought into this
country about two years ago by man
/ who Is at present in New York, for
| immoral purposes in violation of the
immigration laws of the nation. While
in New York, the detective will cause
| his arrest and have him tried by the
/ United States commissioner of New
| York city for deportation.
FUNERAL OF MRS. SLATER.
Funeral services over the body o.
Mrs Anne f. Slater, were held yes.
terday afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
Fourth ward Westinghouse, Bishops
Counselor Thomas Farr presiding.
i The speakers were Patriarch Davio
Mckay, e. A. Larkin and Bishops
| counselor Thomas Farr. Duets were
rendered by Diana Brown and Dot
/ Hobson and a solo by Orson Griffin
The interment was in the city ceme-
| terry.
MRS. COOK SEEKS DIVORCE.
In the district court yesterday after
| noon a complaint was filed by Nellie