The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-01-10
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Pay Day at schooI-Yesterday was
pey day Mt the school for the deaf and
blind Superintendent briggs states
that they have pay roll at the in
sttution Of 45. aggregating salaries to
the amount of about $4,000.
In compliance WITH a petition, Jo-
seph Ruffa has been formally dis
charged as administrator of the Web
er county estate of John Ruffa. de-
ceased.
An undertaking on appeal has been
filed In the civil action of w. ]. T,
Taylor against Fred Haword.
HartwelI Formerly lnoane-John
Hertwel, the man injured by Rio
Grande train some weeks since and
Friday adjudged insane and COM
mitted to the state mental hospital,
was taken to Provo asylum yesterday
ty Deputy Sheriff Naylin. DR..
Gordon, county physician, has been
advised officially that the unfortunate
man was formerly an inmate of a
Nebraska asylum.
Letters Of Administration-In the
matter of the estate of the late David
B. Alexander, letters of administra-
ton have been issued to Robert G.
Agee.
Notares Publlc-1 he secretary of
state has appointed George j. Kelly,
George j, Marsh, A. c. Past and John
W. Cook notaries public in and for
Weber county.
Default In Divorce Case-Dofault
has been entered by plaintiff in the
divorce suit of Louise Hodgkins
against Russell w. Hodgkins.
stonecIfer Fined s6o-Dr. H. L.
lStonecifer, found guilty of praoticing
district court yesterday and fined
$50 or sixty days in the county jail.
Storms Delay Work.-Chief Engl-
reer T. ]. Wyche of the Western Pa
cifc, arrived from Elko, Nevada, yes
to-day and shortly afterwards left
for the south. To a Standard report
or Mr.. Wyche said that the heavy
lains of the past four days had SER
iously interfered with construction on
The new road In Nevada. He added
that work had been extended ten or
twelve miles west OF Elko. but the
lnen would not work and teams could
accomplish little or nothing during the
heavy storms. Mr. Wyche said that
between $500 and 1000 men were
now employed in construction work
On the Western Pacific and that as
soon as weather conditions permit,
work on the east end of the road Will
be resumed.
Mine Examiner B. L. Wheeler is In
the city, having come from the Toiyabe
forest Of Nevada, where ne has been
making some Investigations of min
ing possibilities.
Messrs. Mowrey, Purdy and Ford
OF this city have been engaged to
furnish music at The Isis Theater and
Mr.. B. p. Critchlow, song illustrator
Week Of Prayer.-Special services
have been held In the First Presby-
terian church each evening Of the past
week In observance of the National
week OF prayer. The meetings were
largely attended and deep interest
manifested.
Modern Woodmcn Lecture.-Tues-
day evening, January 18th, at 80
p. m, at tho Eagles hall. j. o. Davis
OF HolliSter, California, national lee
turer for the Modern Woodmen Of
America, will give a lecture at the
camps lodge rooms. His subject will
be very interesting and educational
along the lines Of ''Fraternal Insur.
ance and Benefit" The installation
OF officers for the year of 1909 will
also be part Of the program for the
evening.
Spanish Belt Mino.-Encouragln
news has just been received from A.
II. Chase and w A Richardson, VINO
hive charge of the development work
at the Spanish Belt mine In Nevada,
owned by Ogden people, They are
well pleased with the properties and
state that there are large ledges In
sight. Work is going on satisfactor-
lily. The weather has been fine with
but little snow.
Supt. Manson Returns-Superinten
ent f. G. Manson returned yesterday
Irom a trip OF inspection over the
Salt Lake division as far west as
Nina and reports heavy rains all
along the Southern Pacific In Nevada
and parts OF California. He reports
track conditions on the Salt Lake di-
vision as exceptionally good. notwith-
standing the heavy and incessant
rains. and adds that freight traffic
west continues heavy during the usual
~ quiet month of January.
Family Moves From Salt Lake
Depot Master John Shields family will
remove from Salt Lake TO ogden next
Saonday and occupy the residence at
fSo: e e21s Lincoln avenue. Mrs.
enieids has many old friends who Will
welcome the family back to Ogden
rnze Fighters Meet In oeden.-Ar-
,S1neements have practically been COM
e.ed Tor a 20-round boxing contest
'ahe place In Pocatello on the even