Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-06-11
I oday sOgden News

In 1890. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year, President.
j. E. Bagley. vice president ID. n.
Smith. Mrs. Walter Richey second
vice president: Treasurer. Mr. Mari
eta Grlflin chaplin. Charles Knowles.
STOLEN INSTRUMENTS RECov-
Erred.
Leaving his buggy In front of the
First National bank for a few moments
wednesday morning, Or. ]. r. Morrell
returned to find that some sneak thief
mad stolen his surgical case which con-
talnd valuable Instruments. Late Wed
nesday afternoon some boys passing
near the Southern Pacific shops found
the instruments dumped alongside the
railroad track They reported their
ind to the police and the surgical in
struments were returned to their owner
none the worse for wear but the bag
was not recovered II is believed that
the thief seeing the bag in the buggy
near the bank. believed that Ii con-
tained either money or valuable papers.
and when he found his mistake. dump
ed the whole outfit on the railroad
track in disgust.
FRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION.
The Ogden Fruit Growers association
has been formed in this city with q
membership of more than 75 The OBJ
jects of the association are for the
furthering of the interests of The fruit
growers. The following officers We're
elected: e. G. McGriff, of North Ogden.
president; c. A. Huckenlooper, of
Pleasant View, vice president: j. II.
| Wright of Ogden, secretary and John
Farr of Ogden. treasurer. The above
with the following constitute the board
of directors: ] r. Ballantyne OF River
dale, Joseph Hubbard OF Willard and
Ezra Steel of Syracuse,
BURGLARS SENTENCED.
In the district court this morning Bob
| Matlock and Frank Collins. recently
convicted of burglary In the second de-
gree, for robbing a box car in the u. P.
| freight yards In this city, were each
sentenced to the state prison for one
year.
Frank Mcguire was also sentenced
| to the state prison for one year for
burglary IN the third degree. He was
| convicted a few days ago of burglari2-
| ing the residence of D. s. Steele on
south Washington avenue. May 10.
Leon Bailey, recently convicted on
his third trial of receiving stolen goods
and who was held in 5000 bonds pending
| final disposition of his case. has for
feited his bond. His bondsmen, Ed
| Berro and l.. Barsott. have requested
the sheriff to look the man up and place
him in custody.
WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The marriage of Miss Clarabelle
Wood, daughter of Architect s. G.
,, Wood of Ogden and Asley II. Wallace
of salt Lake is announced to take place
June II. in the Salt Lake temple.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Brown Home Burglarizcd-Early
last evening the home of Mrs. NJ.
Brown at No. 1865 Washington avenue
was burglaEized and jewelry to the
value of $3.50 was taken, The police
have no clue.
Wchy Observation-Disclosures Wehy,
the young man who is charged with
|, robbing guest at the Utah Hot
Springs, recently. was dismissed from
custody yesterday as the prosecuting
witness refused to prosecute.
Irrigation Project--Representa
of the steel trust who are interested
in the mammoth irrigation project,
Messrs. Early and Kurtz have arrived
in the city and will spend little time
here in further investigating the con-
ditions in the canyon and the adjacent
territory.