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

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Snow. George T. Smith.
THE FIGHT AGAINST INTER
URBAN.
The law committee of the Ogden city
council held a meeting this afternoon
for the purpose of discussing the mat
ter OF revokement of the Bamberger
franchise. A meeting of the COMMITTEES
with the city attorney was held yes
terday afternoon and the matter dis
cussed In all it's phases, but nothing
would be given out by those present.
II the city undertakes to revoke the
franchise 1t Will most probably have a
as there is no doubt that Sem
ator Balnberger viii fight the case. Ac-
cording to those who are familiar with
the franchise there is not any clause
In the franchise which could possibly
be construed as the forfeiture clause.
AS to what will he the outcome of
the meeting this afternoon Will not be
known until Monday night when, il
there are any recommendations, 1t
viii me made to the council. But in
spite OF the gathering threatening
clouds the indomitable senator con-
tinues the building of his interurban
line into Ogden and which will un-
doubtedly bring hundreds of visitors
to this city on and after the first of
July.
HOT SPRINGS TIME TABLE.
The ogden Rapid Transio company
has issued a notice TO the effect that
on and after June T. the Hot Springs
cars would not stop within the city
limits at all and that the service would
be every hour and a half on week DAYS
and 40 minutes oil Sunday and holi-
days. This schedule runs from g. 80 a.
m. to go p, m. except on Tuesday and
Friday nights when the last car leaves
Twenty fifth street at IL o'clock and
the Hot Springs at H. as.
wooDMEN MEMORIAL.
The Woodmen of the World of the
Ogden camp will tomorrow. Sunday
hold fitting memorial services in hon
or of their departed neighbors and a.
which time nine monuments recently
erected will be unveiled.
In the morning the officers, degree
team and a committee will meet at the
hall and proceed to the Mountain View
cemetery where monuments to the de-
parted will be dedicated. The same
ceremony will be observed in the af-
ternoon at the Ogden city cemetery
The members of the order led by a
platoon OF police and a band viii meet
at their hall at 80 p. m. and march
to the city cemetery where the ser
vices will be held and at which JOS
eph Chez will be the orator. The MEM
bership OF the order in this city is
more than 500 and 1t is expected that
all who possibly can will be In attend
ance.
THREE yEARS FOR EDWARDS.
George C.. Edwards, who pleaded
guilty to the charge of embezzlement,
was sentenced to three years in the
state prison by Judge Howell at Nor
gan yesterday He was brought TO Og-
den last night for safe keeping and
will be taken to the pen today by Sher
iff Hopkins of Morgan