The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-19
Ogden Briefs.

GROCERY STORE ROBBED.-Wednes-
day night burglars entered Tribe & Jones
grocery store and stole about So from
the tile
MARTINI IN PRISON.-Sheriff b. B.
Wilson took Lou Martini to Salt Lake
yesterday. where he will serve a peniten-
tiary sentence for burglary.
MISS JOYCE HOME.-Miss Frances
Joyce has returned from Ann Arbor
Mich, where she has been taking a
course, principally music.
APPRAISERS NAMED.-John Culley.
J. H. Thomas and j. H. Ballantyne were
yesterday appointed as appraisers for the
estate of the late Mrs. Martha II. Brown.
MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Mar Ii
censes We're issued yesterday to Fred A
Field and Miss Isabel Jones, and VII
liam l. Brown and Miss Ida Alberta
Christensen. all of Ogden.
A DAYLIGHT BURGLARY.-A burglar
entered the residence of James Purdy. 22S
TWerty -eign,h street. yesterday and stole
jewelry valued at 800. No one was at
home at the tine.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION The
Weber county commissioners will sit as
a board of equalization Friday and Sat
urday of this week and Monday of next.
The concluding session of the board will
be held on Monday.
JUDGMENT FOR S190.-In the district
court yesterday. judgment was entered in
ldNOl VI T ilillp iAdSN etSdillSl AAlt OVutitlIA
Pacific Railroad company for $780, East
brought suit against the railroad people
TO recover for a horse killed by a train
MR.. GOSHEN TO SPEAK.-Rev. f. l..
Goshen. pastor of the First Congrega-
tional church of Salt Lake, and formerly
of Ogden. will occupy the pulpit of his
old church In this city next Sunday even
ing at o'clock.
WOOL CLIP SOLD.-The Kuchler
Bros and the A. G. Fell Sheep company
have disposed of their 1908 wool clip to
be shipped to Oneida. Ida. The price was
1512 cents. The same men secured bis
cents for their wool a year ago.
SALT LAKE MAN ARRESTED.-ROb
ert II. Harrington was arrested here yes
terday by the sheriffs force and detained
is charged with beating w. +. Mitchell out
of a board bill Mitchell followed Har-
rington to ogden and identified him
BACK FROM COLLEGE.-Fra Bart
lett, who has been attending the Univer-
sity of Chicago for the past two years, re-
turned Yesterday, morning. accompanied
by his friend, Mr.. Mason, also of the
University of Chicago. to spend his va
cation with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G.
H. Bartlett.
SECRETARY METCALF IN TOWN.
Secretary of the Navy Metcalf passed
through OSutH yesterday on the overland
Limited, bound for San Francisco The
secretary did not leave the train at this
station. devOting most of his time TO re-
ceiving and reading kilograms that
awaited him
OGDEN RIVER HIGH.-The Ogden
river is reported to be higher at the pres
ent time than at any time this spring
The rise was caused by the recent heavy
rains. IL is also reported that much Of
the work of replacing the dam at the san
tarium near the canyons mouth has been
washed away.
ESCAPES FROM JAIL.-Frank Smith,
one of the men arrested a short time ago
for tamperine with the block system of
the Union Pacific railroad, escaped from
the COalviHe (Utah) jail during Wednes-
day night Smith dug away a quantity
of masonry and broke open several doors
before gaining his liberty.
MRS LOVE DEAD.-Mrs Susan Love
widow of the late Cation Love. died at the
family residence on Twentieth street on
Wednesday evening of Brights disease.
Funeral services will be held at the North
Ogden meeting house at II o'clock this
morning. Mrs. Love was So years of age,
and had been a resident of Utah for thir-
ty years.
FIELDS TROUBLES END.-Fred A
Field. arrested here a day or so ago on
complaint of Burt Jones, secured the re-
quired 500 bail bond yesterday and was
released from custody. A short time af-
ter his release and Miss Isabel
Jones took cut a license and were mar