Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-09
I oday sOgden News

the police We're given n description of
2 bicycle stolen from In front OF the
bank. About four hours later. Saun-
ders tclephoned that young man
was there trying TO dispose of u wheel.
He gave the officers the number OF the
bike and the make. and II was found
TO be the one stolen from the bank.
saunders was told to arrest the young
man, which he did, and brought him
to the city and turned him over TO the
police The young man was booked
on the charge OF petit larceny.
BOLD ROBBERY.
Last night about 1890 o'clock n
couple of men entered the pawn shop
OF {. Sorenson and asked boy who
was left in charge of the store for Il
few minutes by Mr.. Sorenson to snow
them some rings The men seemed TO
possess some money, aud the boy nat
urally thought they intended to make
n purchase. No sooner had the boy
placed the tray of rings on the show
case than one of the men grabbed It
UP and the two darted out of the
store The boy gave the alarm as
quickly as possible and the police
were notified. but as the boy was I'M
able to give the officers any descrlp-
ton of the men, 1t Is doubtful If any
arrests VIII pc made.
POLICE COURT.
In Judge Murphy's court today Leon
Bailey, recently convicted of receiving
stolen goods, was fined $50. Notice OF
appeal was given.
Roy Biggs was sentenced to 60 days
for petty larceny.
The case against d. Il. Hayworth,
who is charged with obtaining money
by fraud, is being heard today.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Suit on Lease--In the district
court yesterday afternoon Nellie A
Perkins filed suit against Frank a.
Schwartz TO recover $S2250 alleged to be
due uron the lease of certain piece
of real estate which the defendant had
leased and then had subleased.
Declared Snnc--Elmer e. Chase and
John Contus were examined yesterday
afternoon by Judge Howell and medical
board as to their sanity. Both men
were adjudged sane and dismissed from
custody. They were arrested several
days ago by the police and 1t was upon
the complaint of Jailer Joe Critchlow
that they were turned over to the
sheriff for examination.
Independent Smeltcr--Articles of
incorporation of the Independent Smelt-
err company OF ogden, ltah, We're nled
with the county clerk yesterday after
noon The company is Incorporated for
$50 0OO with shares at the value of 500
each. The company will operate the
smelter which was erected more than
a year ago at the Utah Hot Springs.
The officers and directors of the COM
pany are: NJ. S. Browning, president,
John O. Critchlow. vice president; Joel
Nibley, secretary; j. b. Jensen and l..
r. Eccles,
Marriage Licenses-Licenses TO wed
were issued yesterday afternoon to the
following couples by the county clerk:
Herbert Cunningham and Sarah Swan
son, both of Ogden; Carl o. Turnquist
and Harriet o. Sherner, both of Ogden.
Repairing County Highways-The
road in ogden canyon is being put in
fine shape by the county commission
ers. Tho recent rains did considerable
damage to the magnificent highway
but it win be In good shape within
week. Orders were also issued yesterday
afternoon by the commissioners to re-
pair other roads throughout the coun-
ty which are said to be in bad condl-
ton.