Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-01

The intcrment was in the Ogden City
cemetery.
The deceased was born In Newcas-
lie. England, rs years ago. In 1859
she became n member OF the Church
of Latter days Saints, and emigrated
to Utah with her parents and settled
In Weber county. which has always
been her home since She was O. faith
ful member Of the Church and hard
worker in it's cause.
HELD FOR SECOND BURGLARY
CHARGE.
Thomas u. Lucas. recently released
from the state prison at Salt Lake
after serving a term of eleven months
Tor burglary, was bound over to the
district court yesterday afternoon upon
another charge OF burglary. commit
ted ut about the same time as was the
crime for which he had recently COM
pleted serving time for His bond
was fixed at $500. Lucas Is charged
With burglarlzing the Evans and the
Pickett grocery stores In Ogden In
April, 1907.
MIR. HANSON IMPROVING.
4 report from the general hospital
this morning was to the eff
feet that the condition OF George NJ.
Hanson who was suddenly tricken
with uremic poisoning Monday after
noon. was greatly improved and that
hopes were held out for his ultimate
recovery Mrs Hanson is expected to
arrive from Washington, ID. c., Thurs
day, Unless complications ensue MIR.
Hanson will soon recover.
ACTOR STRICKEN WITH APPEN-
DICITTS.
William Donovan, the young actor
of the Earl Burgess company. which
| is playing an engagement at the
! Utahna theater and who was taken
suddenly i'll Monday evening and re-
| moved to the hospital, is reported to
! be slightly improved. An operation
| Monday evening performed upon the
young man for a. rupture Of the APP
| pendix was successful, though the pa
tent is still in critical condition.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Home from Chicago-State Senator
| c., r. Hollingsworth and wife have
| returned from Chicago where they
were in attendance upon the Repub-
hcan National convention which they
| think was the greatest ever. The Hol-
| lingsworths express themselves as be-
ing highly elated to return to Utah
| with its mild climate and especially
cool evenings. When they left Chi
cago last Sunday Senator Hollings-
worth stated that there were 10 deaths
from heat.
No change I'm Canyon Road-Judge
| Howell reaffirms a former decision In
the case of the Ogden Canyon Sanl-
| tarium company against Joseph w
| Graham and others wherein the width
of the Ogden canyon road was inVolv-
| ed. In conclusion the court says: ut
seems to the court then that the testi-
| mony introduced at the final hearing
would not justify this court in chang
ing the opinion formed at the first
| hearing--that the width of this road
should be fixed three rods
Pending Sale OF Waterworks-David
| Eccles and NJ. s. Browning have re-
| turned from 10 days business trip
| in the east. Mr. Eccles FASTENED his
| return on account of the negotiations
| which are under way at the present
time for the selling of the waterworks
| plant to the city and upon which some
action will be taken at an early date.
Court at Morgan-This forenoon
| Judge Howell opened the July ses-
sion of the district court at Morgan,
| Heavy Bonds for Brown---In the po-
| lice court this forenoon before Judge
| Murphy, Charles Brown had his pre-
| liminary hearing on the charge of as
sault and was bound over to the dis
trict court in the sum of $1,000, in de-
fault of which he will go to the county
| with assault with deadly weapon in
divorced.