The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-04-22
Ogden Briefs.

MARRIAGE LICENSES.-Marriag Ii
censes were issued yesterday to Charles
r. Sullivan and Miss Martha l.. Johnson.
both of Sacramento. and to w. l.. Thomas
of Denver and Miss Helen Christy of Og-
den.
CHILDREN START FIRE-Children
playing in the back yard of Frank Price.
1863 Madison avenue, yesterday afternoon
started a small blaze, which consumed
the coal shed and a portion of the kitchen.
The loss was about $50.
LETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION
Mrs. Isella Tyree yesterday petitioned for
letters OF administration Of the estate of
her late husband. c. d. Tyree, who died
April Is in this city, leaving an estate
valued at 500. There are four heirs.
DEATH OF CHILD.-The infant daugh-
ter of P. ]. Scott died yesterday morning
al the home, 27l9 Wall avenue. The funer-
al will be held at 2 o'clock Thursday aft
ernoon from the Larkin funeral chapel.
Burial will be made in the City ceme-
terry.
WAITER ARRESTED.-For using abu-
sive language Walter Rudolph, a waiter.
was arrested last night by Captain Brown.
Rudolph said that he rented room at a
rooming house, and il was the landlady
of that place upon whom he hurled the
abuse.
OGDEN CANYON IN PICTURESQUE
den canyon Is about to make it's debut in
the moving picture shows. and within a
short time string of films containing
canyon scenes will be running through the
machines in many parts of the country.
II. Revier has been selected 10 make the
pictures of the canyon, and the work will
be commenced in a few days.
HELD Up AND NOT ROBBED.-About
10 o'clock last night T. B. Stephens was
held up by two masked men on Washing
ton avenue. between Twenty-eigfrth and
TWenty-ninth streets. Apparently the
highWaymen made mistake in their man,
as one of them told Stevens he was not
the man wanted. They allowed him to
proceed without taking anything from
him.
LAST CONDEMNATION SUIT.-The
suit of the Salt Lake & Ogden Railway
company against Joseph s. Peery, as ex-
ecutOr of the Welsh estate. was COM
menced in the district court yesterday
The property involved lies between the
tracks of the Union Pacific and the We
Der river. This Is the last of the long
list of condemnation suits that 1t was
necessary for Mr.. Bamberger to bring be-
fore he could secure his right of way into
Ogden.
SECOND PETITION FOR WRIT-A
second petition for a writ of habeas cor
pus was filed yesterday in the district
court in the interest of John Radcliffe,
who is wanted at Mansfield, o.. for break
ing his parole In the Ohio state reforma-
tory. A similar petition was denied by
Judge Howell few days ago for the rea-
son that no demand for the release of
Radcliffe had been made on the sheriff
prior to suing out the writ. Since then
the demand has been made and refused by
the sheriff.
BODY Notwithstanding TO tele-
graphic advices received at local Union
Pacific headquarters yesterday, the corpse
of man was discovered near Peru sta
ton, seven miles west of Green River,
Wyo., by a train crew about s O'Clock
Monday evening. The body was more or
less mangled and il was evident that he
had met death on the rails. The suppose
ton is that he was riding the trucks in
beating his way east, and was dragged to
a horrible death by a low brakebeam.
Upon the corpse was found a card bear
ing the name of John Joseph Griffin. SO
Farren avenue, and it is thought that this
was the mans name.
YOUNG MEN FINED.-The two young
men, John Stair and Ben Critchlow,
charged with turning false alarms into
the fire station were yesterday fined Sic
each by Police Judge Murphy. 1t Is ex-
pected they will appeal the case. About
the only evidence connecting the boys
with the charge was that early Sunday
morning a man named George Brown and
a woman companion saw Stair and
Critchlow come from the direction of a
box where a moment before an alarm had
been turned In. In passing sentence the
court said that it was only because OF
their previous good character that he i'm
posed such light sentence.