Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-24
SUIT For DAMAGES.
WEBER COUNTY AFFAIRS,
Conference OF Health Oficers--SmaIl-
box at Pleasant View.

Ogden, March 24.--llvery health Of
ncer in Weber county has been in
structed to attend the state meeting
t. be held in salt Lake City, on April
3 This is the agreement reached by
the commissioners at their meeting
yesterday and at which DIR. T. Is.
[;eatty of the state board of health
was present, and who outlined the i'm
portance of the meeting and called at
tcntion TO chapter SO Of the laws of
1907, providing for such a meeting,
IL was decided by the board to take
the subject up with the precinct health
officers and Gefray the expenses OF all
those who attend.
Commissioner Madison reported two
cases of smallpox in Pleasant View,
and stated that every effort possible
had been put forth to prevent the
spread of the contogion
Salaries of the deputies in the sher-
it's office were fixed as follows: 3 l..
Clark, $50, as deputy state fish and
game warden. s25, Carl Allsion
500; p. j. Naylin, $50; j. j. Muir
ply, $50.
ITALIAN CAR COMES TO GRIEF.
Ogden. March 24.--Advices were re-
ceived here late last evening that the
Italian car, Xusto, in the New York.
to-Pars race. had broken down Al
Kelton and would be sent back TO
Ogden on a freight train, for repairs,
arriving late this afternoon.
Kelton, which is about 30 miles
west of ogden on the old line of the
Southern Pacific, was reached sunday
afternoon at about d o'clock owing
To the fact that no trains are running
over the old line. 1t would be neces-
sary to have some rancher maui the
broken car TO some station on the
i,'e n
on fiat car and send il here, where
the broken parts can be replaced
WORK BEGINS ON PIPE LINE.
Surveys begin today for the perman-
ent location Of pipe line and power
plant in Weber canyon, 10 be erected
by the Utah Light & Railway COM
pany. and which has been under con-
temptation for some lime. The work
viii be in charge OF J.. l.. Dagron.
a well-known engineer and will take
about 80 days to complete the sur
Veys.
OGDEN BRIEFS.
ogden. March 24.-Marriage licenses
We're issued yesterday afternoon To the
following. Ernest West, Far West, anu
Cora Dabb, Harrisville
John A. Brown and Carrie Johns, OF
ogden.
petition for letters of admimstra
ton has been filed in the district court
in the estate Of Mrs Ethel L. Orth,
by Elwood H. and Ethel II. Ortiz and
Mrs. Elizabeth Ortiz Kuchier. asking
for the appointment OF Rudolph Kuch-
ler The deceased died Jan. "a of the
present year, a-d left an estate con-
sisting of real estate valued at $4,000.
Ella Bibins was examined by Drs. An
ma Refs and II. B. Forbes yesterday
afternoon and found to be suffering
with delusional insanity and ordered
committed to the insane asylum.
Harry Shouby, who was charged with
assaulting Mrs. Pantone with "a deadly
weapon, was examined in the district
court yesterday, and was pronounced
sane but subject 10 epileptic fits.
pad" Clark. the well known first
baseman of Ogden. leaves today fol
Sioux City. Iowa, where he has signed
TO hold down the first bag for the
"Soos" this season.
Mrs. G.. G. Switzer wife of tho as
slstant paylnaster of Evans fleet, is In
the city. the guest of Mr., and Mrs G.
NJ Ieedom. Mrs SwitZer is enroute
10 Los Angeles TO meet her husband
A. q. Smith representing the Royal
Highlanders Is In Ogden for a few
days, having In View the organization
| Of branch OF the order in this city.
Funeral services over the body or j,
II. Goodwin, formerly OF this city and
who was Killed IN lne WTtch az bHlb
| ham on Saturday. We're held at Evans
| Ton this afternoon.
Thomas Smyth, OF Cheyenne and Il
brother of d. A. Smyth of this city,
| who received painful injuries In AN au-
| tomoblle accident last Saturday after
| noon IL reported TO be resting easy al
| the general hospital. and unless fore
! seen complications set In. VIII CON-
| pletely recover.
The employees of the southern Pacific
shops in this city who were laid off last
| Wednesdyu. returned 90 work today.
| These "lay-offs" of a week each month
viii probably continue Tor couple OF
| months yet.
II. G. Wood. OF the Wood Lave stock
company OF Spencer. Idaho. has re-
| turned from visit 10 the various
| ranges of the company, and rs en-
| tbusiastic over the condition OF the
| range. He stated that his company
had fed little on no hay ms winter,
| ..f ,h,t IN. ,sauV.. bids fair Ia better