Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-08-17
OGDEN HAS PAVING TROUB LES.
Return OF Company B, n. G. U.--Isour.
State Fair ttractions--Pe rrnits
To Wed--Two Divorce Cases.

No.,
OGDEN, Aug. fat the session OF
the city council last evening Mayor A.
IsBrewer submitted q communication
recommending that an expert engineer
be engaged by the city at an expense
not to exceed 5000 to examine the wa
terworks to see IL the city is getting
any benefit from 1t, also to make
recommendations for the improve
ment Of the same. The mayor also
recommended that "a committee of flve,i
composed of the five bank cashiers OF
the city, be appointed to audit the
semi-annual report of the wilterworks
department.T The communication was
referred to the waterworks committee.
with power to act. jy
M. s.. and j. NJ. Browning sent a cons
munication to the council asking that:
an ordinance be passed by the council
for the opening Of Hudson avenue be-
tween Twenty-fourth and Twenty.
fifth streets. The communication was
referred to the street and law commit
tees and the city engineer and city at
torney. iss
city Engineer Parker asked for in
structions in relation to the paving OF.
lincoln avenue. He stated that ne I'M
derstood that the work started by the
Ogden Rapid Transit company and the
Salt Lake & Ogden Railroad company
would not be completed in time. The
matter was referred to the street com
mittee and the city engineer
The city engineer sreconlmended that
a committee OF three be appointed to
look after the Work of the removal OF
poles, tracks, etc.,Sin the new paving
district. The Recommendation was
adopted and Councilmen Peery, Hum
phries and Wilson together with the
city attorney and city engineer We're
appointed on that committee 4, e
The finance committee recommended
that the application of the Auditorium
band for an appropriation be denied.
Report adopted.
ted the form of the contract which
will beientered into by the council and
1 the Hartman lines.
q Claims amounting to $3.035.S6; and
pasrolls amounting to s3.3S7.45 were al
lowed and ordered paid.
President Bamberger of the Salt Lake
e. Ogden Railroad company asked for
permission to erect trestle work
and temporary grade over Wall
avenue until the steel for the trestle
arrives. The application was referred
to the law and street committees and
the city attorney.
c. f. Middleton petitioned the coun-
p SiI ~ pIOSlue d & pEOpGI,{ drainage ION
Adams avenue between Twenty-sixth.
and Twenty-seventh streets as the
water from an irrigation canal was
damaging property there.
RETURN OF COMPANY b, N. G.. u.
OGDEN, Aug. 17.With the COVER
nor's silver cup trophy and special
mention for efficiency, Company B
of the Utah National Guard has re-
turned home from the annual encamp-
ment and tournament at Camp Cutler,
near Salt Lake City. The local COM
pany covered itself with glory and
praise for its splendid work in camp as
we'll as during the q. "A. r. parade In
Salt Lake City last Wednesday. Com
pany b won the governors cup by one.
point from Company Fl the score be-
ing so percent to 70 per cent,
Before leaving their camp Lieut. w.
r. Kneass was elected captain, sue.
ceeding Capt. johnson. resigned. Capt.
Kneass left last Friday for Camp
Z Perry, Ohio, where he will take part in
the national tournament. Lieut. Cor.
don r. Lawrence also a member OF the
Utah team left yesterday afternoon
with the team for Ohio.
FAIR ATTRACTIONS
OGDEN, Aug. 17.The management;
of the four-state fair which will be