The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-07-10
Ogden Briefs.

In the district court yesterday. d. Fl.
Adams Instituted an action against Sarah
Lindsay and Eienora Lewis TO quiet title
to land in Ogden.
Alfred Empey. who has conducted a
cigar store on Twenty-fifth street, near
Lincoln avenue, has assigned for the ben
eft of his creditors
1.-The Old Folks Committee is arrang-
ing for an outing of the old folks. of
Weber county at Lagoon on Tuesday.
July q.
On a charge of mayhem. a. w. Terry
was yesterday bound over to the district
court under $500 bail. Terry is charged
with biting an adversary's ear off during
saloon brawl.
P H. Whitaker arrested on Wednes
day for beating a horse to death. pleaded
not guilty in police court yesterday and
the case was continued until next week
Whitaker's bond was fixed at 500.
Andrew Edgar. who escaped from the
State Industrial school few days ago.
has been located at his home in Salt
Lake. He promises TO return TO the
school voluntarily.
A. B. Moseley, passenger agent for the
Hartman lines. is the first Ogdenite to
get back from the Denver convention He
convention city.
Walter j. Lindsay brought suit m the
district court yesterday against John
Graham and Chris Peterson. He seeks to
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property by sheep belonging TO the de-
PENDANTS.
The concrete foundations for the TWEEN
ty-fourth street viaduct have been COM
pleted, and 1t is estimated the big struc-
lures will be finished within six months
from date Immediately upon Its com
pletion the work of rearranging the To-
cal yards will be taken up.
Marriage licenses were issued yesterday
to Elliott Francis Olsen of Salt Lake City
f,,D s-1r--
mington; Ernest Lafayette Widerburg of
Brinton, Utah. and Miss Minerva Adam
son of Murray, and to Peter Dallas OF
Salt Lake City and Miss Bella Mulrhead
of Henefer, Utah.
E. NJ. Conroy commenced an action In
the district court yesterday against the
Southern Pacific Railroad company, in
which he seeks to recover $1,000 for dam
ages to crops caused by lire started Dy
sparks from the defendant company's To-
comotiveS. The damage IS alleged 10 nave
| been done July II, 1907.
| Berger c. Nelson yesterday petitionec
| the district court for the appointment OF
James Pingree as his guardian The pc
| titioner's brother. Simon Nelson, was
killed in an explosion at the Union FORT
| land Cement works son-e time ago. Al
| the time of his death he held an ipsur-
ance policy for 500 in favor of Berger &
Nelson. This composes the estate
Today the question of whether or MOI
| a $4,000 bond issue shall be made FOL
the purpose of erecting a new high school,
| will be decided at the polls. The indi-
| cations are strongly In favor OF the
bonds a large number of those oppos-
| ing the issue previously having had a
change of heart and will vote favorably
| today
| Claiming that while a shipment OF
sheep was being rested and fed at Keno
New, in February of this year. dogs OF
| wild animals broke into the corral ano
killed ninety-four and injured many
| others. William Beckman brought SUI
! against the Southern Pacific YESTERDAY
/ for 81 500 SO. The sheep We're shipped by
| Beckman from Ogden to San Francisco
| and he holds the railroad company Ia
bic for not having the yards at Rene
properly fenced to protect the sheep whiie
| there