Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-05-09
SUIT IN EQUITY.

Clara Bischoff Jenne has filed n suit
in equity in the district court asking
that n guardian ad Item be appointed
for her brothers and sisters, James,
Elizabeth, Frank, Samuel and Matilda
Bischoff. all minors, who are made de-
PENDANTS in an action.
The complaint alleges that the plain
tiff In 1900 when she was "A years OF
age had her hand crushed while in
the employ of the Ogden Steam laun-
dry and the claim against the COM
papy was settled for $1,000 As guard
ian of the estate the plaintiffs mother
took the money and invested 1t in
sIroperty In Dennis addition. The COM
piainant further alleges that since that
time she has not resided upon the pro-
perty or received any benefits from
1t whatever and the several brothers
and sisters now claim 1T as their right.
The complaining sister seeks to recoV-
er her property,
JUNCTION CITY BRIEFS.
Poll Tax Collector Harris is prepar-
ing to file 200 suits against delin-
quents, who have thus far evaded the
officer after he had made repeated
efforts to collect the money.
The work upon the Vladuct Is pro-
crossing favorably and splendid
showing is being made The cement
gangs are now putting In the concrete
foundations for the steel pillars.
Those in charge OF the work say the
bridge will be completed before the
snow flies.
At the Glenwood ball park tomor-
row the newly organized ball team
will cross bats with the soldier team
| from Fort Douglas. 1t will be the
opening game of the year.
Andrew S. Allen, the newly appointed
| deputy sheriff for Huntsville. has filed
| his official bond with the county clerk
and has assumed the duties of the Of
| flee.
The p. Anderson company. engaged
! In the tailoring business on lower Twen-
| ty-iifth street has made an assignment
| in favor of their creditors. The amount
! due tho creditors Is S652i.11, and the as
SETS including the accounts due the
| corporation. are between $1,000 and &c.
coo.
In the police court yesterday e. Il.
| Chase. a gray-haired man. was sem
fenced to 20 days upon the rock pile
upon the charge of vagrancy.
At the Fifth ward hall last evening
the young ladies of the ward gave II
most enjoyable dancing party which
was largely attended. The event closes
n series Of very pleasant affairs that
have been given during the past winter
Judge William II. King win speak at
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evening
The Second Ward Dramatic club
gives THE stock Exchange" at the
Fifth ward hall this evening. The club
has scored a big hit In the dramatic
line and their efforts are greatly appre-
ciated by the theator goers Of the city.
Sanitary Inspector Shorten win IN
few days file complaints against the
people whose property adIoins the al
ley-way running north and south from
Twenty-fourth street between Lincoln
| ana Wall avenues. Mr.. shorten paid n
| visit to that locality yesterday and
found a great amount OF filth and rub
Dish dumped IA the aley-way a con-
| ference was held with the chief OF
police aud city attorney and II was de-
| cided TO prosecute the delinqueuts.
Philip i. Gegcr who is charged with
I failure 20 provide his wife aud three
children with food and clothing, was
| brought back To the city yesterday by
Deputy sheriff Seymour Clark from
I Riverside, Cali whore he had been
working for some time past.