Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-29
sOLONS OUTING
At HUNTSVILLE
officials Of Two Towns Frater-
nize and Enjoy Banquet
And Ball.
COUNTY SALARY INCREASE
po,,ro,ds Prepare to Handle Immense
r,ruit Crop--Funeral of j, II.
Cardon-Bcsging Methods.

OGDEN. July 29.-In its usual charac-
..,.stic good fellowship manner the
oi,,. officials of Huntsville acted as
Guests to the city officials of Ogden. in
t,eir prosperous valley town yesterday
afternoon. The people of Huntsville
are the penant winners when IT comes
IN entertaining is the unanimous opln-
ION of the visitors who were there yes
to-day
The feature of the afternoon was the
i baseball game between teams selected
VI from the solons of the two cities, and
III which were captaind by Mayor Brewer
n and Mayor Lofgreen. After 1--WE in
n mngs. and innumerable errors, and de-
II clsion rendered by District Judge How
d ell which the supreme court would not
attempt to reverse, the game ended in
favor Of Huntsville by score OF Ii
4 to 2.
After the game, a meeting between
81 the officials of the two cities was held
y at which municipal ownership of pub
a JIG utilities was discussed by Mayor
a Brewer, Councilman George Il. Ferren
H Of Huntsville, and Judge Howell.
n The banquet which followed in the
n Relief Society hail. prepared by she
81 ladies ana consisting of chicken, trout
III and other delicacies of the season, was
81 heartily enjoyed by those who sat
81 around the spacious board
In the evening a dance was held in
\ the Peterson Brothers hall which
lasted until the wee small hours or
the morning, when 80 couples tripped
the light fantastic to the music of the
Huntsville orchestra.
Among those present were Mayor
and Mrs. Alexander l.. Brewer, Coun-
d cilmen and Mrs. Austin, Peery, Dana
Councilmen Powers. Thomas Brown
Ing Dickson, Humphris and Wilson.
City Attorney Devine and wife, State
Senator C. r. Holllngsworth and wife,
Attorney George II Davis and wife,
Mrs. David Eccles and daughters. Judge
Albert Howell, Sheriff Wilson and wife
Deputy Sheriff Clark and wife, Ser
Gcant Hagbert Anderson, George Han
son, Harold Peery, Harmon Peery. Seth
Thomas, Charles Smith. j. C. Jensen
and members of the press.
COUNTY SALARY INCREASE.
At recent meeting of the board of
county commissioners the salaries Of
the officers of the county were raised
defective Jan l, 1909. The salaries Of
the county clerk, county recorder colln-
|ty treasurer will be $500 instead of
$500 as formerly. Each of the
county commissioners will receive 500
which is an increase of 500. and the
county surveyor will receive 81 900.
IMMENSE FRUIT CROP.
Announcement was made at the rail
road offices in this city that preparg
tons are being made to handle fruit
crop far larger than that of last sea
son when more than 800 cars were
shipped from this district The big
fruit output will begin to move about
the middle of August, and will continue
until the last OF November. The mar
ket for this fruit crop will extend over
vast territory, including almost every
state in the Union as well as England.
Shipments of pears are already being
made to the latter country at this
fine.
STOLEN SUIT CASE RECOVERED.
A suit case which had been stolen
rom a woman passenger en- route to
California, Monday night was recov-
ired by the police last night In the
tear of the Allen block The lock had
been broken, but none of the CON
!ents had been taken The owner will
pc notified and her property sent her
by express.
FUNERAL OF J. H CARBON.
The funeral services over the re-
mains of j. II. Carbon, who died at the
ogden General hospital Tuesday morn
Ing al five o'clock win be held at the
Lynn ward Westinghouse Thursday.
at . p. M The body will lie in state
IT the family residence, 437 Washing
ton avenue, Wednesday from three to
line in the evening and Thursday from
nine q, m. until p. m.
Mr. Carbon was formerly manager of
The branch Of the Eccles Lumber COM