Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-11

yards. being at the crossing of the
tracks In the Union depot and the
freight yards and necessarily making
delays to teams and pedestrians living
IN the western part OF the CITY and
county. This makes a matter OF The
greatest Importance TO say nothing of
the great danger attached to It.
assistant Engineer Campbell who
VIII nave charge OF the construction
work stated yesterday that while he
had received no definite information
regarding the time the work would
start, II would commence some time
next week, and most likely on Mon
day. He also stated that the force of
men that would be put to work at this
uine would not be large but would be
increased as fast as the work would
warrant II.
The viaduct win extend 10 feet east
from the east line OF Wall avenue and
west to point opposite the Ogden
Packing company's plant Upon its
completion 1t will be dedicated to the
city. The railroad people will take care
OF the repairs to the structural part
while the city will care for the road
way. The latter has the privilege OF
granting franchise to the street or
any interurban railway line over it. The
franchise, however, stipulates that no
weight exceeding 1000 pounds shall
be hauled across the viaduct at one
time.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Ogden. April ia precipe for de-
fault in the divorce case of Maud f.
Eceles against William Eccles has been
MED with the clerk Of the district court
petition for the removal OF Mrs
Ada PRUDENTIAL as guardian of Harry
Hill, ct al. minors has been filed In the
VAN-f abVat tn Il sfast. a.
nv Mrs. Maud IseBond, who Is sister
OF the minors and alleges that Mrs.
PRUDENTIAL Is not n fit person to be
guardian of the minors.
In the estate of Battista Bertino, de-
ceased, Peter Bertno has filed petit
ton for appointment as administrator.
The deceased died at Cumberland,
Wyo. Dec. IL, 1907 from injuries re-
ceivcd while working IN coal mine.
The estate consists OF $50 as wages
due and an action for damages against
the Union Pacific Coal company.
An action for divorce was filed with
tho clerk of the district court late yes
terday afternoon by William W. Holt
baugh against Orlando Holibaugh, up
on the grounds of desertlon. The COM
plant alleges that the couple were
married in Carlin, Nevada, Jan. &c. 1873
and that the defendant owns property
in Ogden and Ohio Of which the plain
tiff asks that he be restrained from
disposing of until after the trial of the
action.
Mrs. Martha Luty has filed petition
for letters of administration in the
estate consists of real and personal
property in some Nevada institutions
as well as a number of mining compan-
les.
a sensational answer was filed yes
terday afternoon i'm the district court
l.,s 10,
Cooley, administrator of the estate of
Elizabeth Hawkins to petition filed by
Nellie West who claims to be heir-at-
law and who asks that the estate be
settled at an early date.
The answer admits that the property
of the estate is valued at 81. 6l6, but
denies that the said Nellie West is
child or heir-at-law of the deceased.
1t is denied in the answer that Nellie
West is child of Elizabeth Hawkins,
deceased. and Ii is further alleged that
the petitioner has no legal right to or in
the said estate. 1t Is maintained that
the only heirs to the property are
those named by the administrators.
JUNCTION CITY NEWS BRIEFS.
George Wessler, former second base
man in the Ogden team, leaves for
Butte In a few days where he will sign
TO play with the Butte nine in the
Northwestern league this summer Ben
Mortensen. a former third baseman of
the Ogden team is very i'll at his home
in ogden.
Frank *. Nebeker, Democratic ma
tional committeeman from Utah, was in
the city yesterday consulting the local
politicians. He was accompanied by
ID. Nj. Austin. former county attorney
for Bear Lake county.
The Eccles store at Eden in Ogden
valley was entered by burglars some
time during Thursday night and a
pair OF shoes and a box of gloves were
taken.
II. Senow, one of the leading Japanese
OF the city left today for Japan where
he Is called by the serious Illness OF
his father. He will sail from San Fran
cisco on April IA on the Mongolia and
cxpects TO be gone about three months.
Mayor Brewer, Fire Chief Paine.
Chief of Police Browning and Sanitary
Inspector Shorten visited the State
School for the Deaf and Blind yes
terday afternoon, where they found
everything In first class shape both for
sanitation and fire protection.
The Press club of Ogden is pre-
pairing to give its initial show in the
Grand Opera House on May /. The
plot for the production is being writ
ten, but no name has been selected
for the big stickful OF pied type" and
with this end In view the club has de-
oided To rive $40 for the best title Sug-