The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-27
Oudcn Briefs.

john Coy of Plain City died at the Os-
/ den general hospital Sunday night at the
age of 1S years.
Julius A. Smith is having plans prepared
for $500 home TO be erected on Madison
avenue near Twenty-fOurth street.
MF. and Mrs Z. \ Collins and Mr. and
Mrs. George W. Angel have gone west
to spend six weeks on the Pacific coast.
David EccIes is home from Los An
geles, after spending some time visiting
his wife and children. who are stopping
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lafayette Farley. who Wis
tied Albert Greenwich at the Holy Cross
/ hospital on Sunday last, report him
l improving nicely
In the case of George Down Vs.. Union
Pacific Railroad company for damages to
goods in transit on trial in district court,
the jury returned verdict yesterday of
S3Oo.
The cash bond of $500 put up for Louis
Beckman by his mother at the time he
was arrested on the charge of robbing the
| Clark home some weeks ago was declared
/ forfeited by Judge J. a. Howell yesterday.
Leslie Fuller was given a preliminary
| hearing before Judge John D. Murphy
! yesterday on the charge of forgery. He
was bound over to the district court, his
| bond being fixed at 500.
Licenses to marry were issued by the
county clerk yesterday to Marius Hansen
and Olga Larsen, both of Ogden and
Merrill Nibley of Salt Lake City and
Belva WOOdmansee Of ogden.
Deputy Game Warden Van der VIies ar
rested r.. Francu of Plain City on Sunday
several other similar cases will be Up IN
the police court this morning.
Nicholas NacOs was arraigned before
Judge J. A. Howell in the district court
yesterday morning on the charge Of muir
dering John ContOs- He took the stat
utory time for entering his plea, which
continues the hearing until May ).
4 lot 1i5 feet square on the corner of
Monroe avenue and Twenty-fourth street
was sold yesterday by DR.. c. z. Coulter
to Heber ScowcTOft for S. $50. Mr.. ScoN7-
croft intends building a $4,000 residence on
this corner.
II. J. PlatfOot filed a petition in district
court yesterday for letters of administra-
ton of the estate Of Sophia Platfoot The
property consists of real estate in Ogden
foot. the husband, and Henrietta and Inez,
two daughters
A. NJ Storm and Frank Storm. doing
business as A. NJ. Storm 4 Son. instituted
suit in the district court yesterday against
J @ Leggett and George Taylor jr-, to
collect a note of $500 given by the de
PENDANTS Dec 3. 1908. for ninety DAYS to-
gether with interest at the rate of per
cent.
Active construction work on the Wall
Transit was started yesterday morning.
This will be extended south of Wall ave
nue. to Thirty-secCnd street and connected
up with the present system in front OF
the union depot on Twenty-fifth street.
The Union Pacific examining board,
composed Of Chairman J. .. Mathews,
Airbrake Inspector Breeze and DR.. J. F.
Allen. is in Ogden for the purpose of max
ing the regular annual examination of all
employees of the road These examinations
cover not only knowledge of railroading.
but the physical condition of the men as
well. with special reference to eyesight
and hearing.
Rosa A. Spiers filed suit for divorce in
district court yesterday against John ".
Spiers. In her complaint Mrs. Spiers sets
forth that she and her husband were mar
ried in ogden. Dec. 10. 1908; that they have
one minor child. and that her husband
deserted her on the day of their marriage
and has since failed to support her. Sne
asks for decree of divorce. the custody
Of the child. Florence Edith Spiers, am
alimony of S25 a month