The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-06-30
oqden Briefs.

Reinhart Gideon. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Valentine Gideon, and Russell and Miss
Eel Davenport. the son and daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. Davenport, are home
from Amherst college to spend their Vaca-
ton In Ogden.
In the matter of the estate of James f
Hunter, who died at West Weber, Janu-
AIRY 10 1855. leaving realty valued at 5000,
his sons, John c. and George II. Hunter,
petitiOned for letters of administration.
There are thirteen heirs.
A wedding that aroused mach local in
terest was that of William II. Williams
and Miss Ethel Paine, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Paine, at the home of the
bride at o'clock last evening. The bride
is well known and popular.
z. W. Matthews of Salt Lake City and
Charles SUPPER have exchanged their Og-
den business, Matthews taking tobacco
store and SUPPER taking the ice cream
parlOr. Matthews will leave his business
in charge Ct his son, Frank.
The Wyoming mine operators and work
ers held a joint conference yesterday.
but failed 10 reach an agreement as u
wage scale. They will meet again in
joint conference today and viii continue
to meet from day to day until all dit
terences are adjusted
Licenses to marry were issued yesterday
to William Peterson of ogden and Celeste
Forsgren Of Brigham City; Horace V. All
tree and Irene Saddler. both of Salt Lake
CITY Philip H Sharp of Arthur. New,
and Frances E Short Of Ruby Valley.
New; William H. Williams and Ethel
Paine, both of Ogden
John Henderson and Thomas Kenny.
who for Some time past nave been in
mates Of the Soldiers home at Los An
geles, but who formerly lived in Ogden,
are in the city for the purpose of visiting
old friends and relatives, They will re
main for some time, perhaps until after
the G. A. R. encampment-
The Ogden sugar factory has completed
the work of Transforming 100000 pounds
of molasses into brown sugar, and has
closed down for the season. The brown
sugar will be refined into white sugar
during the regular beet season. "A guam
tity of mOlasses still remains. This viii
be shipped east and utilized for alfalfa
meal
Superintendent Z. c. Manson of the
Utah division of the Southern Pacific has
received Instructions to proceed with the
work of changing the main line of the
road between Wells and Deeth, New, a
distance of 80 miles Twenty miles of
new 90-pound steel rails are to be laid.
| This is now on the ground The grade is
completed. Superintendent Manson will
leave for the scene of action today.
Archie NJ. Wander Vlies of West Ogden,
deputy state game commissioner. has
been after ViOiatOrs Of the game and fish
laws with a sharp stick. Since June "A
Mr.. Wander Vlies has been active in We
Der, Morgan and Box Elder counties. and
/ has made not a few arrests Thirteen
boys under Is years of age were arrested
| for fishing without a license. Five adults
were taken for the same cause. From
these five Mr.. Wander Nlies took the
/ licenses from three, and complaints were
made against the other two. Three ar
rests were made for illegal shooting
Eight were caught seining for fish and
one had too many poles On the Weber
river Mr.. Wander Nlies encountered a
fisherman. J. A Anderson, who refused
to show his line for inspection. He was
placed under arrest. but resisted and
showed fight. Mr.. Wander Vlics says he
vas obliged to draw his gun in taking
the man into custody