Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-02-19
PLANNING FOR A
FDUR-STATE FAIR
proiect of IntermOuntain Fair AS
ISOLATION for Exhibition in
Ogden Next Fall.
SHERIFF SELLS SANITARlUM.
Al Eurtz Buys il in for S2S,3OO for
Uelrs--Funeral of Mrs. W. ".
Wrght-RumOrs Of Combine.

ogden. Feb. 19.-The holding OF a
f7ur-state fair in ogden this fall I'm
which the states Of Utah. Idaho. Neva-
da and wyoming will participate is the
movement that has been launched by
the Intermountain Fair association OF
this city While nothing definite is
known on the proposition at present. it
Is announced that this action win be
aiken boy the stockholders at their meet
inr which will be held next Monday
evening
snca the holding Of the four-county
fair in this city last fall there has been
considerable planning by the directors
10 enlarge the fair and have n include
The nearby states. The fair grounds on
West seventeenth street are ia excel
Lent shape for the hloding Of a big fair.
The Weber club and the Chamber OF
Commerce Of Ogden have endorsed the
proposition and offer their heartiest
support IL the movement Is launched.
Business men and manufacturers Of the
cts have taken the matter up and win
40 an i'm their power 10 make the fair
for the four states a reality
sANITARIUM SOLD.
The ogden Canyon Sanitarium, locat-
cd az the mouth Of Ogden canyon. was
sold at sheriffs sale yesterday after
noon TO H. kurtz for SOS 800 The
sale practically ends the litigation over
the resort which has been I'm the courts
for the past IS months. When Sheriff
Wilson announced that bids would be
heard for the resort. two were made,
one fol $4,000 and the other for $50. 600
The attorneys for Kurtz bid t2S, 800 and
The deal was closed
The owners Of the resort can redeem
It within six months II they wish to.
The sale is the result OF the suit
brought by J. II. Kurtz. as trustee and
representative OF the heirs Of the late
Thomas kurtz. one OF the founders and
heaviest stockholders In the resort. Mr..
Kurtz announces his intention of i'm
proving the resort and to be ready for
the summer season.
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED.
The police department has recovered
about $3.50 worth OF silver and glass
ware which was stolen from the home
of Dr. and Mrs. j w. Pidcock on Jan.
20 II was recently tipped off to the
police from "a crook that the plumber
was cached IN a haystack at Five
Points An Investigation by officer
Bob Burke and Detective pender was
mand and the stolen goods recovered
Ihe officers also have a clue as 70 the
burglars and are now on their trail.
FUNERAL OF MRS. WRIGHT.
Funeral services. simple yet i'm
pessive, for Mrs. Emma Wright, wife
Of the late Pioneer William II Wright.
were held yesterday afternoon al the
Fifth ward Westinghouse Bishop H. &.
Jacobs presiding The vast auditorium
was crowded TO the doors with the
many relatives and friends Of the de-
ceased gathered to pay their final re-
speets 20 one OF the nOblest pioneers
Of Che state and county
ine music consisted Of solos rendered
By Mrs Bessie Dean Allison. Miss
iAhy 6eddes and A. H. Sander the
Speakers were Presidents G. r. Middle
ION and John Watson, Elder David o.
Mckay and Bishop Jacobs They
'l.oglzed her life as the loving wife.
'ne fond and ondeariug mother and
pen lte-iong devotion to tho principles
li ile Lattcr-day Saints church ~
'l.eh She was a member.
The floral offerings. beautiful and
'ioiuse we've silent tributes " the high
sleam DO which the deceased was held
me community A larg funeral core
fse followed the body 10 us last rest
Nt place Do the city cemetery.
WoOLGROWERs' CONVENTION
OFFICERS
lhe board of control for the next an