The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-05-28
Ogden Briefs.

MARRIAGE LICENSE.-A marriage IL
eense was ISSUED yesterday to Walter
Wyatt and Miss Kate Morris both of
TremontOn.
HELD FOR BURGLARY.-Frank Ma
guire, charged with burglary In the third
degree. was yesterday bound over to the
district court under 500 bail.
EXCURSION POSTPONED.-The ex-
cursion of the pupils OF the deaf and blind
school scheduled for Friday has been post
poned The outing will probably take
place Tuesday next.
JESS WILLIAMS HELD. - Jess Viii
hams, arrested some time ago in con-
nectlOn with the CASTOR robbery had
preliminary hearing yesterday and was
bound over to the district court under $500
bail
STRUCK BY CARA Chinese gardener
was struck by a Twenty street
car yesterday afternoon and seriously in
jured. He was taken to the hospital for
treatment. and hopes for his recovery are
entertained.
BUY AUTO BUSINESS. - deal has
been cOnsummated whereby the Browning
Brothers take over the business of the
Ogden Automobile company and that as
soon as the new garage is completed the
business will be transferred to the new
location
SUES FOR DIVORCE-Lea NJ. Allen
brought a suit in the district court yes
terday for a divorce from William H.
Allen, alleging non-support. The Aliens
were married at Nernal on July 20. 1861.
The plaintiff asks to be permitted TO re-
sumo her maiden name of Glines and for
attorneys fees and. costs.
HOLDUPS GET Hat II. Tonotson.
a grocery clerk, reported to the police yes
terday morning that while he was going
home about l o'clock the night before he
was held up by two masked highwaymen.
TOllOtson claims TO have lodged a blow
from one of the fellows and escaped, los
ing only his 81 derby hat.
MACHINISTS LAID OFF.-The machin-
lists at the Southern Pacific shops re-
ceiVed an order yesterday of another en-
forced vacation until next Monday morn
ing In view of the statement given out
short time ago that the men would be
kept steadily at work the lay-Off comes
as somewhat of a surprise
SHUN IS DISSATISFACTION Shun, the
Chinaman arrested here some time ago on
the suppositiOn that he was in this coun-
try Illegally. had a hearing before United
States Commissioner Judge A B. Patton
yesterday and was released. Shun through
his attorneys showed that he came to
this country as a merchant.
CAMPBELL TO ANSWER.-Frank
ChampDell who is charged with embez-
element by attempting to steal a horse
and buggy that he rented from a local
livery stable, had a preliminary hearing
yesterday and was held under $500 bonds
to the district court. Campbell claims
make off with the outfit.
WILL EXAMINE ROAD.-With num-
Der Of other officials, +. c. Mason, SUI
perintendent of the Southern Pacific will
leave on Tuesday next for two weeks
Jaunt, during which time the methods en-
plOyed on other divisions of the Hartman
lines I'm the northwest will be inspected
Butte. Seattle and Portland will be visit
cd before the party returns to Ogden.
SUIT OVER IRRIGATION DITCH. -
Charles AldOus commenced an action i'm
the district court yesterday against JO-
seph AldOus 10 have the latter restrained
from interfering with an irrigation ditch in
Wilson district and for $50 damages for
what has already been done. He claims
the defendant tapped the ditch above the
plaintiffs property and thus prevented
him having the water TO which he was
entitled.
SUES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. -
Julie c. Kiesel brought an action in the
district court yesterday to have the j.
p. O'Neill Construction company re-
strained from taking gravel from prop
erty belonging to the plaintiff. 1t is
claimed that the gravel already taken
from the property in question was worth
ST. 500, and that the damage TO the prop
eTty amounts TO s. 900. The total amount
of IS 500 is asked for