The Morning examiner. [volume] (Ogden, Utah) 1904-1910, 1909-04-25

the hours of 20 and on the day of
the funeral at I,arkin and Sons chapel.
and interment will be in the city ceme-
terry.
Gus Becker Returnine-Gus Becker
of the Becker Brewery Will return
from Europe Sunday. He has been
away from Ogden six months.
Former Fire Chief-Willam Binford
is visitor from Ely. He was formerly
OGjen's fire chief.
Dan Murray's lllncss-Dan Murray S
condition is alarming and his wife de-
parted for Provo yesterday to be in
attendance upon him.
Sues for s25 .ooo-James Gee has in.
stuffed suit for personal injury dam
ages against the Utah Construction
company. The complaint alleges that
while In the employ OF the defendant
as a common laborer 10 the coustruc-
tlon OF the Western Pacific at Shafter.
Nevada. plaintiff sustained injuries of
serious and permanent nature,
through the carelesSness of agents of
the construction company. and a
judgment for $4,000 Is asked for. to-
Sether with costs of action.
Funeral Of Henry Naisbitt-The fu-
neral services over the remains of
Henry NaIsbitt will be held at 2:30
o'clock this afternoon at the First
Ward meeting house, The body Will
lie in state between the hours of 10
and on the day OF the funeral at the
family residence, 3065 Adams ave-
nue..
Taken Under Advisoment-Argu-
mcnts were heard yesterday for a
new trial In the case of the State
against Lorenzo Montgomery, found
guilty by jury OF a statutory offense
some weeks ago, and the motion was
taken under adyiscment by udGe How
ell.
Walter Barnes Goes Free-Walter
Barnes, who has been in jail several
weeks awaiting trial on a charge of
falling to provide for his wife and
child. was discharged yesterday on
motion of his attorney, 1t being
brought to the attention Of the court
that neither Barnes nor his wife were
residents OF Utah. The alleged de-
sertion and failure 10 provide occur
red in Idaho and at the time of Barnes
arrest he was a citizen of Nevada
Real Estate SaIe-Elijah Belts has
purchased the southwest corner OF
Adams and Twenty-siXth street The
consideration Is $4,000. This Is one
of the best real estate sales made dur
ing the month 1t IS said large ter
race is to be built on the land. which
has a frontage OF 1872 feet on Adams
avenue.
Were From Twin city-The Rebec-
cas- of Twin City, No. 4 sent the fol-
lowing number TO the state assembly
in Salt Lake City. Utah. which Con
vened in Roos Temple. the Goth and
2lst of the present month: Mrs. Lead.
the president Of the assembly; Mrs.
Rosenbluth. representative Mrs Roy
el, representative. They report the
most successful session In its history.
VIII Be At Seattle-Miss EthoI
Orth of Ogden. who has been chosen
one of Utah's hostesSes at the Alaska
Yukon Pacific exposition, Will leave
soon for Seattle, where she will be
I'm the Utah building all summer Miss
Orth Is at present in Phoenix. Ariz-,
where she has been spending the win
ter She will return to Ogden within
week or two, and after a short visit
here Will go to Seattle. Miss Orth
is a sister of Mrs. Rudolph Kuchler
wlfo of Senator Kuchler Senator
Kuchler is a member of the Alaska
Yukon-Paclfic commission for Utah
Will Meet in New York-Miss Maud
Lindsay left last Wednesday for New
York City, where she meets her broth
CT. Clyde, who is returning from a
three years mission in Germany. Be
fore reaching Ogden, they will visit all
the principal points of interest be
tween New York and Ogden
Judge Lovett ComIng-Judgd Lo
vctt, general counsel of the Hartman
system, with headquarters In New
York will arrive from the east ir
his private car Monday morning tc
spend day OF two in Ogden and vi
clnity. while enroute to the coast
Inspected the Cut-oH-Speclnl Con
suting Engineer Isaacs of Vice Pres
ldent Kruttschnltts staff left for thu
| east In his private car yesterday
after briefly inspecting conditions or
the cutoff and looking over contem
plated Improvements at Ogden anc
| Salt Lake,
Heavy Trains Going Gast.-Ther'
were two sections Of passenger traiI
No 10 sent east over the Union Pa
cinc Yesterday and every car II
| the Two long trains was we'll flle'
! with passengers going east from th'
coast. Many of those on board were
homeseekers who have been inyesti
eating conditions throughout Califor
MIA.
Chicago Symphony orchestra.-Th
Chicago symphony orchestra. comDos
cd of sixty five persons, arrived fror
the east on a special train yestel
day, on their way to San FransIcco
The orchestra will return cast owe
the Oregon Short Line and will sto
al ogden TO I'LL date May IL.