The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-08
. Ouden Briefs.

Two coiored women, Mamie Littlejohn
nd Mamie Smith. were 70 have been tried
in police court yesterday on the charge OF
Tobbing two Austrlans Of $50 The women
failed to appear and forfeited $50
Tickets were placed on sale yesterday
for the Chicago Symphony Orchestra,
which IS TO appear at the Grand May l.
The opening sale is said to have been en-
tirely satisfactory
A J. Avery has purchased a lot Just
east OF the First Presbyterian church
with d frontage Of seventy feet on Twen-
ty-fOurth street. and has started the cree
$4,000
Operator r y. Guernsey Of the local
Rio Grande offices, who has been IN the
Ogden general hospital for some time
past, viii leave on Sunday for his old
home in Iowa to recuperate. Later he Will
return and resume his duties in this city.
The normal class Of the University OF
Utah under the leadership Of Professor
William NJ Stewart visited IN Ogden
Yesterday and Inspected the work Of the
High school the Madison grammar school
and the Weber academy.
4 Jury was secured yesterday morning
IN the case Of William SpiSlberg vs.. A
Kuhn & Bros. ct AL in which Spelloerg
IS suing for $1,000 damages for alleged
libel The case threatens to be long drawn
out
The High school debating team went to
Eureka last night 10 debate with the de-
batting team Of that city on the question:
Resolved That the United states Should
Permanently Retain the Philippines
The motion for q new trial in the case
Of Lorenzo Montgomery, found guilty
some time ago Of a statutory Offense, was
denied Yesterday by Judge J. A. HoWeu
and the Judge announces that he viii an
nounce the sentence next " edneSday- II
+ is understood that a movement IS on loot
/ 10 appeal the case 70 the supreme court
a stimulation Of settlement was filed IN
. the of the
I Chicago Crayon company against George
{ 4 Graves by the terms OF which Graves is
20 pay the plaintiff &5l5 ana SiL'O aLLoI-
news fees. This money IS to be paid 70
n r Thomson $50 MAY 3 and $3.50 Dec
I g. with interest at the rate OF per cent
I III these payments are not made the agree
ment IS Off.
An agreement was filed in the district
court yesterday between A II. Mohler.
general manager Of the Union Pacific. ana
Margaret Robinson and SIX otheT water
users in the Morgan springs IN MOI gan
county bv which Mir. MOhler agrees 70
MT in headgates and divide the water
between the various users on an equitable
basis.
Funeral services for Alfred Lorenzo
Rovle the boy who was accioentaiiy sho6
a few evenings ago. viii be held az Z
0-ciocI- SUNDAY afternoon at the First
y,srd meeting house. The body viii lie IN
state AT the family home. 1850 Adams ave
nue. from 10 o'clock till ] on SUNDAY
s-d now Oriental agent for the Chicaeo'
SsiTv-s1lifee & St. Paul located at shang-
raj China. was in the city yesterday re-
-eyrine- old acquaintance. He IS making
! General tour Of the Pacific states IN the
Interest of his company
Mari, Barnes. one OF the Oldest and best
i---5--1 music dealers Of ogden, died az
Sc snsrtuents i'm the Opera House block
lost evening Of heart failure and Brights
5ise,ee AR Barnes had been III but
e-,orf tin1e and was 10 and around yes
fe-day so that his death was unexpected
- Tis friends He was q man OF - years
of 90 and had been resident OF ogden
g. about forty years. coming here from
I--~Ta1f when q small boy. He leaves q
Iffe and three daughters.
The funeral Of Samuel VI. Witten was
f,,f5 yesterday afternoon at the Seventh
,,,,-s,1 meeting house. Bishop Miles Jones
"-ssi5inr Music was furnished BY the
I'D choir and the spe eches were oeiiF-
80 nv u r. Middleton. James Wither-
-,oo- T4eber ScowcrOft and James Iag-
~ me iuterment was in the city Gene
ffre department was called 70 Glen
.9 rsrtz near midnight last night. but
49,. fire proved to be ir the fence aroun j
tbe rarlz and but little damage ~as sone-