Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-13
War on Tramp Dogs to be Waged
BY the New Dog Tax
Collector.
GREEK KILLED BY U. P. TRAIN
Near Rock Springs ON sunday Morn
ing--Weber Club Elects Omcers
C. Pettigrew Bee Inspector.

been appointed dog tax collector Of
Ogden city and he has been instruct
ed TO proceed at once against The mam-
bers OF the canine tribe who have in
creased In great numbers IN the city
during the past year The appointment
was made by Mayor Brewer and was
confirmed by the council. Tho position
was formerly held by George johnson,
who was removed by the council az its
session about a week ago. Later jon
the session the question of the great
number Of dogs about the stree b Of
the city was discussed at some length
bv Councilman Powers. He stated that
the tramp dog evil was becoming a
serious problem and asked that strin-
gent measures be- taken 60 rid the city
OF the CANNES.
Bids for the city printing and ad-
Nertising were received from the local
papers and We're as follows. Evening
standard s. cents per inch FIRST in-
Scrtion and % cents for subsequent in
sertions. Morning Examine, 20 cents
first insertion and 20 cents for subso-
quent insertions and State Journal 30
cents first insertion and 90 cents for
Subsequent insertions. After some dis
cussion Of the bids they were referred
20 the engrossng committee.
4 petition signed by Henry G.. Hess
and others was read protesting
against the creating OF paving dis
trict of Washington avenue between
Tvventy-siXtN and Tvyeuty-eighth
streets, as was petitlOncd Cor about
week ago by d. S. Browning and
others The protesters declared thoir
| unvillingness Co stand tho cost tEeL
the abuttius property owners would
I have TO stand. The Hess petition was
referred to the city engineer
David ECcles, president of the pg-
/ den Rapid Transit company in q come
munication to the council stated chat
the company had accepted the fran
chise which had been granted TO the
company March rs.
Claims against the waterworks de-
partment amounting 90 81, 1Oo.l3 anu
current expenses for an departments
OF the city amounting 10 s3,9lc.32 were
allowed
An ordinance submitted by city en-
gineer Parker providing for tho mum
beriug Of special improvement districts
seIfally in the order Of their Grafton
passed it's second reading and WAS re
ferred % tho law committee, street
committee. city attorney and city en-
ginecr.
Councilman Humphries called atten-
ton 20 the desire OF residents IN tho
vicinity OF the Weber river bridge and
on Twentieth street between Washing
ton and Wall avenues for sewer con
ncctiOns. The matter was referred TO
the city engineer for a report.
on motion OF Councilman Austin bids
for supplies needed by the FIRE depart
ment are solicited from local concerns
next Monday evening
The auditor was instructed 10 drI a.
a warrant for $3.50 in favor OF Richev
e. MoIIel who were refused a uquor
/ license some time ago and 10 whom
this amount which Be- required with the
application was not returned
JOHN CONTos' ESTATE.
Ina the probate division or the district
court late yesterday afternoon, an the
matter OF the estate OF John Contos.
/ deceased, a petition signed by James
/ Pingroe and william Norton asked for
[ tho appointment OF David Mattson as
l administrator. The petition states that
I the deceased, whose name was Theo-
dore Maltczes I'm Greek died In Ogden.
I April 8, last. The estate is valued az
| 900 IN real estate and $4,000 IN per-
/ sonal property. The heirs are two sis
I tiers and five uicoes residing IN sparta.
/ Greece The Pinyree National bank 81
/ Ogden Is q creditor OF the estate for the
sum of 5000 William Norton says
that he has interest IN rcai property OF
| the estate
MARRIAGE LICENSES
Marriage licenses have been ISSUED 90
/ the following by County Clerk Dye.
Joseph u. stone and Ada q. Wallace.
/ both OF ogden
FIoyd Hargroyc of Go0dug. Ida. and
Sopbsmino a. Titus of WaIa Wal3.
/ Wash.
LIBEL SUIT DISMISSED.
! The case of Walter Bramwell against
| James pinsree has been dismissed by
Judge Howell .u the District court upon
the Wluro of me plaintiff or his ate
+ tomey to appear iu court when the case
/ Nas called. Tho action was brought 10
recover $4,000 alleged to be due for
au alleged defamation OF character
CRUSHED UNDER TRAIN.
/ Aduoes received at thc office OF tho
/ Union paDne railroad iu this city au-
/ r0uues tnr death of O. section hand
Antonio NHlojla, at BaNter Wyo. early
I SUNDAY morning From the report Dr.
appears that Tie deo'aEad Jon company
/ with $50 other meu were walking along
] Che railroad track toward Rock Springs
] when they mot am east bound freight
] train Tne u.io stepped from ono
trar, Ol another but asa not notco the
I anuraHUhuE faFt maN ON tha other
I frark Two of tho mon jumped and
I saved thcmselves but Caieiha was
/ crushed tO doaih
The deceased was about % years ~
I ago and unmarried. Af Dc lil not have
] ann relaugeH BOO thIs country, tho body
/ WAS turned over to the authorities f1r
] mtrrmDut
COUNTY BEE INSPECTOR
Charles petugrow has been named
aa county bee Inspector Boy the come
I mIsa0ucrs. Joseph Hutchinson of Plain
] CIty ana u. j. leagitt of West Weber
/ wor. appointed deputy shenns upon Che
/ recommendation of Sheriff Wilson.
WEBER CLuR OFFICERf
AZ the meeting of the Weber Stub