Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-04-16
Today Ogden News

committed the decd before | o'clock In
the morning and caught the Oregon
Short Line train north at LES In the
morning there seems TO be but little
doubt.
on Monday night Stage Manager Lee
of Utahna theater saw a couple of men
I'm the alley at the west side OF the
theater and heard them talking about
having spotted the place and that
everything was ready And later In
the evening while going up Twenty
fourth street hill upon which street
the rectory is located. he said that he
saw the same two men standing in the
shadow of buildings. Lee immedl-
ately went in quest of an officer which
he failed to find and when he returned
the men had started TO walk up the
hill He says that they walked slow
and permitted him to pass them. but
that he could not say whether they
went to the rear OF the rectory or not.
JUNCTION CITY NEWS BRIEFS.
General supt Park Is in Ogden to-
day attending the hearing of the case
OF Simon Bamberger against the Union
Pacific Railroad company which IS
brought to compel the railroad COM
pany to allow the Bamberger road a
right of way and crossing, In the River
dale district.
John Phalen, an old and trusted em-
ploye of the Union Pacific, has been
placed on the pension list He entered
the service of the company in 1879 as y
fireman and has run an engine for so
years.
Dan Ensign of the Broom hotel has
secured u five year lease on the Peery
block on Washington avenue south OF
the store of j, S. Lewis, and which has
been remodeled into a. first class hotel,
The building will have about so rooms
nd Nh. U,pciG1n WIN ANnaCtS to take
possession OF the building in about
two months expects to make a first
class European hotel out of it.
Advices received from Gold Circle are
to the effect that j. l.. Blosser and
| Brig Gibson both of this city have
gone into business i'm the new camp
| and We're on a fair way to wealth.
The District Leader" with all it's
| popular songs including What's the
Use OF Dreaming" comes to the Grand
| Opera House tonight
Three electric elevators have been
| ordered and will be installed in various
! buildings in the city before May 20.
They are for the Eccles building. Reed
| hotel and the Lewis block.
Worthwhile Flowers. a lecturer OF
! marked ability, appears at the Weber
| Stake academy lecture hall this even
ing in an interpretative recital of Ben
! Hur''
! II WAS Itpplltu ScpAtlhcNN AiithN AiiSiO
were between 80 and 40 cases of small
| pox in the West Weber district under
quarantine. Assistants of the sanitary
/ department of the city have gone to
| the stricken district 10 assist in the
| quarantine work.
| The II. L. Griffin Produce company
of Ogden are completing arrangements
| for the establishing of branch houses
at Rock Springs, Wyo., and at Ely, Me-
vada.
The Wasatch Canning company start
! cd it's seasons run yesterday on the
asparagus crop. This product has be-
come one of the company's chief speci-
alities.
Twenty-Five new band uniforms have
BEEN received by Prof. Il. w. Nichols
of the Nichols Military band. The suits
| which are the personal property of the
bandmaster, have been placed on ex-
hibition in down town store.