Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-03-24
Business Men Move for the Per-
manent Improvement of I'M
portant Thoroughfare.
DEATH OF CHARLES A. BYBEE
Prominent Citizen Succmbs 20 Brief
lllness-C oughnet- Parker Nup-
tials-Keep Secret Two Years.

ogden, March 2l-Plans are under
way by the property owners on
Twenty-fourth street between Grant
and Wall avenue 10 secure the immed-
late paving OF that district Horace
Pdry Of the Peery estate, Joseph Carl
scs and other property owners are cir
cuiating a petition TO the city council
asking that this work be done The
petition viii be presented To tho city
council next Monday evening. when
favorable action viii undoubtedly Doe
taken
The district that the property-oNu-
crs want paved is becoming the most
important wholesale district in tn
city and next TO Washington avenue
IS the most travelled street I'M the CITY.
This street at the foot of which the
Niaduct is being built, is the approach
To- the city from the thriving dis
trlcts in the western part of the couu-
~, to the sugar factory and a number
of canneries.
DEATH or CHARLES A. BYBEE.
Charles A. Bybee Of Riverside. bro
Their Of County Commissioner John r.
Bybee, died at his home yesterday
afternoon after a brief illness, The re-
mains were conveyed 90 the Larkin
undertaking establishment TO be pre-
pared for burial Mr.. Bybee was born
I'm Ogden. April g. 1851. and has al
ways lived in Weber county. For -
Years he had been foreman for the
Utah Construction company, and was
man OF influence He is survived
by a wife, seven girls and one boy.
SHOCKING ACCIDENTS.
Advices received at the office OF
90
tic from Carlin, Nevada and Lakeside.
Utah, tell OF accidents which be-
fell foreigners az those points.
In the first case the report was Of
that Of a Mexican sheepherder, Banito
nabilla. who was stealing a ride on
"a passenger train, which arrived ia this
city yesterday morning. At the Car
hin station. the man had left the train
until it was ready 10 leave when he
made am effort 10 catch 10. Near the
engine be slipped and fell under the
wheels and had both feet amputated
above the ankles. The unfortunate
man was removed TO the company
hospital and was attended by the COM
pany surgeon II rs stated that there
are slight hopes for the recovery OF the
man.
Another case was that of Mike
Riobich, an Austrian. employed In the
rock quarry at Lakeside. who was
caught between the huge dipper OF
steam shovel ana a rock pile and bad
lv crushed. lie was brought TO the
ogden General hospital for treatment.
His left hin was dislocated and he
suffered internal injuries. Unless un-
forseen complications set IN the man
will recover
John Hem q tramp trying TO steal
"a ride ON Southern Pacific train No. 10.
was caught between two cars at
Sparks. New, Monday night aud bad
Ia fnffruTN r.1n Fff
pital az Reno.
PARK COMMISSIONERS.
Tho board Of park commissioners
met last night for the purpose Of arr
ganizlng j. W. Nolker was elected
president The other member are
Professor T. ~. briggs and T. II. Carr
The board viii meet again IN few
days and outline its policy for the
coming year The city council has al
ready appropriated 5000 for park im-
provements and it is now said that
this amount WIN be increased later in
the season.
GAVE DEEDS TO BRIDE-ELECT
a marriage license was Issued yes
terday afternoon az the county e-k's
office 10 Abraham Parker. who gave
his age as S3 and Mrs j. Il. Cough
net. aged 90 both Of Ogden. Ate sc-
curing the license the couple repaired
10 the Office OF the county recorder ana
The bridegroom asked that deed be
drawn conveying 10 his brde-olect go
his real estate ON north Washington
avenue, other property and his bank
account Tho couple, II was am
nounced were later married by Elder
Derrick Folkman.
KEPT MARRIAGE SECRET TWO
YEARS.
Miss Ruby Jones. the charming ana
accomplished daughter of Thoma W.
Jones. the wcll-imoNn tailor announced
to her parents that She has been mare
riod for two years. The ceremony took
Ilacc al Pennington and her hush inl
ls James Mccormick Of Denver where