Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-10
[ oday sOgden News

aud over went the machine with dad
under the wrcckagc Luckily the auto
was not travelling very fast and other
than slight shaking UP all concerned
escaped without q scratch.
FALSE FIRE ALARMS.
The fire department made three runs
last evening to false alarms. The first
call came in at 1880 p, M from Five
Points. here II was found that a small
bonfire had aroused an excitable per-
son and the department was called, The
second call came in from Twenty-seo-
ond street and jefferson avenue at 12;4o
and proved to be false alarm. The
third alarm came in at ITO this morn
ing from Twenty-second and Quincy.
DEATH OF MRS. BAKER.
Mrs Harriet Baker died at the home
of her granddaughter, Mrs. Ralph Glib
son of Warren, Wednesday. Old age
was the cause of Mrs. Bakers death.
Mrs. Baker was born in Kent, England,
March 10, 1911, so that she was 81 years
old. In 1897 she came to America and
In 1854 crossed the plains to Utah, where
she has resided ever since. Funeral
services will be held on Friday and in
terment viii be in the Plain City Gene
terry.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses Were issued to the
following couples by the county clerk;
Ernest A. Bowen and Nancy Frye OF
Ogden
Leroy stone and Mildred Vernon, also
of Ogden.
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Ogden's apportlonment OF the state
school fund amounts to SIS 4s0.50 and to
Weber county schools, So, ZOE. The school
population of Ogden is $3.50; that OF
the county 1900.
A suit for divorce was filed in the
district court late yesterday afternoon
by Elizabeth Hamilton against Thomas
Hamilton upon the grounds Of failure
to provide. The complaint alleges that
the couple were married in Ogden, May
"a, 1907.
Upon his return from Salt Lake city,
Wednesday, Sanitary Inspector George
Shorten reported yesterday that he had
not as yet received a report from the
state chemist relative to the condition
of the water in some OF the city's ice
ponds. The report Is expected to be
forthcoming in day or so.
Two hundred men employed in the
back department" of the Southern Pa
cific shops were laid off yesterday
morning until next Monday morning,
and only a small force of men are kept
at work in the machine shop and the
roundhouse.
Heber Pinkham of Hooper who was
charged with stealing the harness al
legged to have belonged to Orson Chris
Hansen, was found not guilty in the
municipal court before Judge Murphy
late yesterday afternoon and was dis
missed.
The Weber club OF ogden has decided
TO do some extensive advertising at
the Democratic convention which will
be held in Denver this summer. Bril-
liant pieces of advertising handled by
wide awake boosters will be sent to
Denver and distributed
The police were notified yesterday
that so chickens from the coops of Mrs.
Bolt at No. 1865 Pacific avenue, had
Just been stolen by tramps. and that
she thought that IL the police came
right down that they would catch the
tramps cooking the fowls into "mul-
ligan stew The police fastened to the
scene and found the tramps sleeping
near the Bolt home but did not have
any signs of a fowl.
Poultry netting and garden tools at
state Street Hardware. 252 So. State.