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Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Weeks Permits Show
Activity in Building Trade

A good sized building boom marked
the weeks ending to-day, and per-
mits for several important operations
were issued by Building Inspector
Cassidy.
A $4,000 dollar operation is one
Of the several important operations
in prospect since last week. This
will be the erection OF four dwellings
by William II. Lingo on the east SIDE
Of Market street, north from Twenty
fifth Each will cost S2S00.
A store and dwelling for Mary F.
Gutenberg, at the southeast corner OF
Concord avenue and Jefferson streets.
will be erected by Charles II. Tindall
and Sons at a cost OF s4679.
A permit was also issued to Harry
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Labor Nav nj SheIIpot.

At Shellpot Park to-day the usual
attractions will be given. Tomorrow
there will be free concerts afternoon
and evening by the Henry G. Young
Military Band. There will also be
sacred concerts in the Family Thea
tire.
The park will be open as usual next
week and there will be special feat
ures for Labor Day as we'll as for
the remainder OF the week. The
Henry & Young Military Band will
give concerts afternoon and evening.
there will be the usual free attra tion
and also a fine bill OF vaudeville in
the Family Theatre.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
AccIdents of a Day.

Three patients injured III aCci9enes
Yesterday were treated at the Della
ware hospital.
Joseph Weitzen, aged 80 years, OF
No. sos Lombard street. employed at
the plant OF the American Car and
FOUNDRY Company. sustained a
sprained back. V. A. Baker, aged 46
wears. of No. 519 German street, en-
Moved at the same plant. had badly
crushed thumb. Harry Brown, aged
1s wears. of Elsmere. employed at the
nlant of the Harlan and Hollings-
worth Corporation, had his hand lac
Grated.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
OF
REAL ESTATE

The following transfers Of real es-
tate were recorded this week by the
city registry clerk:
Frederick Clark to Pasquale Del
Campo, No. 105 North Jackson street,
81 $50
Patrick A. Barry to Catherine
Campbell and Bridget Carroll. south
side of Sixth street, 1876 feet east OF
Franklin street, $4,000.
Clarence Glanding to Henry w.
Sasse lot northeast side of Twenty
third street. 81 feet northwest OF an
alley opening into Twenty-third. and
running northeasterly PARALLEL with
Lamotte street.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

s. Lynch to make alterations at No
422 West Second street, costing $40.
The A. S. Reed and Brother Company
will make alterations to No 212 Mar
ket street for Charles II. Kenworthy,
costing $3.50. Robert p. Anderson
will make alterations TO No. 1119 Tat
nal street. costing $500, and Walter
]. Thompson will build a kitchen to
No. 1906 West Fourth street for Nor
man Boettger.
Alfred Downward obtained a permit
TO erect a shop for e. V. Harrison.
at NO. 22l West Seventh street for
$3.50. and John p Reardon will make
alterations to a store and dwelling
~ no. SOs Market street for John ].
Gilbride, costing S171.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
ELKS AGAIN
! SEE MIKADO

Members OF the Elks and many OF
their friends who participated In the
opera "Mikado,' presented in the Gar
rick theater some time ago. formed
party and saw the opera again by the
Aeolian Company at Brandywine
Springs park last night. The party oc-
eupied a special car and made merry
with "If YOU want to know who We
are" and "the flowers that bloom In the
spring. II was exclaimed that two
shows were seen for the price OF one
ticket. Did the members OF the Elks
"NIikado" Company forget their pasts?
Never
At the conclusion of the show, a
dinner was served the members in
Cella's restaurant.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Rnrr nromned Ror Todar.

The funeral Of Harry T. Dugan. the
boy who was drowned in the Chris
tiana river, on last Monday, took
place at o'clock this morning from
the home of his parents, at the north
west corner Of Sixth and Penn streets.
Requiem mass was celebrated at St.
Mary's r. c. Church and interment
was made In the Cathedral cemetery.
Many persons viewed the body.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Rummage Sale.

The ladies auxiliary of st. Luke's
Reformed Episcopal Church, will hold
a rummage sale at No 100 w. Eighth
street. on September 16 and II. Any
one having anything TO contribute can
send Il to Mrs. Reed, No. All Jefferson
street
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
PUBLIC SALES.

D UBLIc SALE
OF DRUG STORE,
S. ". CORNER 9th & MARKET ST,
wiz be sold on
TUESDAY, SEPT. 9TH, AZ 10 o'clock, a. m.
Drugs, Patent Medicines. Toilet Articles.
Soaps, Brushes, Cigars. Pipes, Writing
Paper Playing Cards, Extract Books, and
Stationary, etc.
IXTURES-Complete set OF Fine Drug
Store Fixtures made Of Solid Mahogany in
cluding Wall Cases Counters, Show Cases,
Desk. Several Large Mirrors, Electric Fan,
Chair, etc Terms Cash.
STIDHAM & son,
a2e, ,3l.s2,3,5. HARRY EMMONS.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

a DMINIsTRAToR's sALE-THE UN.
of the Psrson,l pron.r,, ~ sbe i.ss Ma ~
garet +. Allcorn. az ner late residence
Tho Cedars. on Monday. September 3, at
! o'colck ,. m. Such as kitchen and house
hold furniture. beds. bedding, etc.
JOSEPH 3. BENNETT,
JOHN ". BENNETT.
Administrators.
si.st stidham & Son, Auctionssrs.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
NOTICES.


N oTIfE Glf ME,r9rks g F of OF rE DELAWARE SsiNp
LODGE or DELAWARE l. o. o. r. ARE
REQUESTED no MEET AT THE ODD
FELLOWS HALL. THIRD & KING SITS
AT p NJ, SATURDAY, SEPT -, 1910.
TO ATTEND THE FUNERAL OF OUR
LATE BROTHER, ISAAC W. HALLAN
GRAND SECRETARY OF THE GRAND
LODGE OF DELAWARE.
j. WILLARD CROsSAN
GRAND MASTER.
ATTEST: wM. W. DOUTY.
s18t ASSISTANT GRAND SECRETARY
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
Complain Of Auto Speeding.

Complaint has been made that auto
mobiles exceed the speed limit on the
Market street crossing.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
BOARDING AND LODGING.
statesmen WANTED.

9 ALESMAN--EXPERIE IN ANY
- line 10 sell general trade in Delaware.
Inexcelled speciality proposition with
BRAND NEW FEATURE. Commission with
$4,000 weekly for expenses. The Cont
mental Jewelry Co., Cleveland. Ohio So II
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

Agency for the Hudson Car.
The Bradford Company OF this city
has taken over the agency for the
Hudson car.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
w. c. HighfieId, Teacher of
Plane, Voice, Organ, Theory. Siudio
7Ol N. Harrison Street

Eighth Season begins September S.
Thorough Instruction Guaranteed.
For information call d. & A. 1898 A
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
DIAMOND ICE
who,e your Ice Mani
To AIfer DweIIing.

Building inspector Cassidy Issued :
permit today to Harry Pryer 20 make
alterations at No. 500 Monroe ztreeS<
TO cost $500.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

I IsT OF DELINoUENTs IN THE
l. SOUTHERN DISTRICT FOR
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR THE
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
TRANSPORTATION.
Wilson Line TO Philadelphia
PASSENGERS and FreiUhi.

Leave Fourth St Wharf. Wilmington
AZ I3o, 900 and 1890 a. m, II o'clock uosns
1e0. 300. 5.15. 600. 100 $3.50 and x930 .. m
Leave Chestnut st. Wharf. Pblacei-
phia. at 7.3o. eco and 103 a. M. u o'clsck
noon. Lso, 800. AIS, 500. 100 $3.50 sn6
xa30 n. m.
'This trlp connects with the returnius
boat at Chester.
xThis trip no' operated on Mondays "
fTiodNH. .
FIRES. On Saturdays, Sundays and
Holidays, between Wilmington and Phil
adeipnia, one way, 30c--round trip. Boc-
on oil other days "A special one dar
nmited fare, between Wilmington ana
Fhiiadelphia. one way 15c-round trip "a
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
REAL EsTATE-FOR RENT.


Y OR RENT-STORE
4 NORTHEAST CORNER MARKET AND
THIRD SITS.
LOFTS.
Suitable for manufacturing purposes, 22x27
feet long Apply 3O2 Market 81. s2tf
Z OR RENT-619 FRENCH ST, BASE
I ment, $5. J. J. Pierce Son, s13 Ship
u OR PENTHOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS
Il and bath All modern improvements.
Good condition. Possession Sept. 25th Ap-
ply IFS w. 3oth St. sl-st
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
EDUCATIONAL.
Friends School.
FOURTH AND WEST STREETS.
vii MtNGToN DELAWARE.

peIawAre's leading private school with
courses Of study Sitting for either college
er business Co-educati0naL Ezcaiens
rautplueuf Thorough inatruction. Small
Closes permit Of Individual attention.
corps OF IS skilled specialists, every
Instructor being a grnduate o. college Of
I'm 10 College. No loss OF time neccHas 4
Nv change oi schools. Certificate rigAfeh
! IN colleges vfjiee ADMIT 'iF,lelss lu On The
l recon ls---Ahffhc tlt<~~rtt ten V19fsHnl4to !" "
cent. of our graduates have entered 10.
| leading higher Institutions. Transporfation
| provided Tor the younger children. The I'm.
/ e.. gymnasium in the State with special H..
| atructors FOR girls and boys. Tuition inya-c.
ate BY reason Of endowment. Fall term
! begins Sept 12, 1910. The Principal viii
! from n. ~. TO IL m and 20 4 D. IN.
For free Illustrated .catalog, address
HERScHEL =. NORRIS. Prin.
Evening journal., 1910-09-03

D ooL TABLE FOR SALE. s1s WEST
Front St. s2-3t
. SEATED FRANKLIN-FOR SALE
cheap. Just been overhauled, has all
new tires. 3o5 Z. 4th St. s1-3t
z OR sALE-NEw NAPTHA LAUNCH,
beam 10 fti hull 35 II. long. Inquire
1850 Poplar ST. a."
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
FOR SALE.

WILL SELL CHEAP. BUTcHER's Ma
w CHINERY and age.maker's outfit in
good condition. Apply J. r. Wood. 500
King 81 s3.6t
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
AGENTS WANTED.

r OoD MONEY FOR AGENT. APPLY NJ.
" OWENS, SAT Orange 81. s3.3t
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
pELINQUENT ~ LIsr.

IsT OF DELINoUENTs IN THE
L NORTHERN DISTRICT FOR
CITY AND SCHOOL TAX FOR THE
Evening journal., 1910-09-03
LOST AND FOUND.

r oUND-BoTNE OF MEDICINE, LOST
from trolley car, owner can have same
by calling at 23l3 Pine st. s1-3t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08

The funeral OF Frances Edith Oglo-
tree, the 3-year- daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William y. Ogletree, was held
Saturday from the Lindulst funerl
chapel, Bishop Robert McQuarrie con-
Quoting the services Miss Elsie
Shorten sang two beautiful select lions.
The speakers were President G. Il. Mid
dleton and Bishop Robert McQuarrie
The funeral of Gertrude ella Helms.
the d-months-old daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. g +. Helms. who died at Twin
Fails, Idaho, AUG 4, 1910 was held
Saturday at AS west Twenty fourth
street, Bishop Bingham was the speak
er and conducted the services Beauti-
ful vocal selections werc rendered.
The funeral Of Bernard J. Kearncy
the infant son OF Mr. and Mrs. NJ j.
kearuey, was held sunday afternoon al
O'Clock at the residence, 64l Twenty
hrst street, the Rev j. e. Carver Of
fciating
Funeral services over the remains n
Thomas Plyer were held at the THIRD
ward mcetinghOuse on Sunday after
noon ~ $3.50 Bishops Counselor las
>. king presiding. The following
musical program was rendered. Duet
20 My Father Bessie and Sarah WI
Hams; SOLO Abide with Me-" Lillian
Fauset solo. "rhe Holy city" Luc.le
Williams; solo, Face to Face" Fern
FAIR. duet, Sometime Wen Under
stand" Bessie ana Sarah Williams. Tho
speakers were Bishop James ward
Elder John Seaman ana Bishop e. H..
Peterson. The services were largely
attended and the floral onerings were
beautiful Intorment was made in the
city cemetery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08
LEN BRIEFS.

During the past summer many i'm
proyemcnts have been made at the
pumping plant AT the head Of JOr-
dan. a handsome brick residence has
been built on higher ground for Supt.
VIM. A. Knight 4 building has been
erected and 80 horsepower gasoline
engine installed 60 run two pumps in
the event of the electric power being
cut on. and considerable dyking is be-
ing done To keep the high waters back
from the building Trees are being
planted and the grounds otherwise i'm
proved. About 900 gallons OF
water are being pumped into salt Lake
County every - hours.
August "a the I.ohi Commercial club
will have its third annual good time"
outing at Saratoga Springs Every
arrangement Is being made for the
pleasure aof the people. There viii be
bathing. hot and cold. dancing. baseball
games and other sports. launches on
the lake. and an kinds OF refresh
ments will be sold. candies. ice cream.
sandwiches. cakes, etc.
Aug 10, the y. n II, @. employees
to the number Of 1000 win probably
have an outing in the Lehi city Park
with side excursions To Utah lake, Sara
toga Springs and up the canyons
Monday work win commence on the
erection OF The grade school building.
~ w bhliA va Alf INJURY Uitltks 4 nc
foundation will bc OF cement. and the
walls Of cream Colored brick The $780,
0O0 school bonds have been sold 10 the
state land board to bear per cent in
torest
Lehi citizens will incorporate In a
few days an irrigation company They
propose to pump Utah Lake water on
to 5000 acres Of dry land west Of Lehi
over the river. An electrical pumping
plant VIII be installed about one aud
a half miles south OF Saratoga Springs
The first lift will be So feet and the
second lift Of l5e fcot will be installed
later This land VIII grow anything
and the water TO be brought on Il will
greatly increase its value.
Next Wednesday Lehi viii play Pay
son league game az the city park
Mr. s. j. Taylor, who Is suffering
with spinal trouble. is strapped to "A
stretcher at his home IN which condi-
ton ne viii have 10 remain for three
months after which he * To be nut I'm
n plaster cast by which Il is hopcd TO
overcome his trouhlc
Miss Flgiva Thurman was operated
on at the L. y. :. hospital for appcndi-
citis Wednesday and is reported doing
nicely
Victor Austin viii leave shortly on
a mission 70 England
Build yourself UP by bathing at
Saltair.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08
INToRMATIoNs FILED.

OGDEN. Aug. s.-Dist. Atty. n. j..
Harris has filed an information in the
district court charging Harry Lawrence
with burglary in the third degree al
legged 10 have boon committed about
Two weeks ago. Lawrence. who is only
q years Of age, was seen in the act OF
iobbing the house of Henry Parry at
.lOi jefferson avenue, and after a SEN
sationa chase which was participated
!n by several OF the neighbors and
finally by an officer in an automobile.
the fellow was captured and later made
a full confession TO having committed
three other burg Only one charge
81 being pressed at this time.
Lawrence was arraigued in the dis
trict court this forenoon and entered a
Plea Of not guilty, though he made a
fun confession to the police
Chas Bauer Is also charged by the
district attorney with having "salted"
the Golden Rule mine" near this city
and later having sold stock 20 Fred :.
Bradley with intent to defraud him.
Bauer is now out on $3.50 bonds. The
hearing IN the district court will be
had within the week
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After Eight Hours OeIberaton
Returns Verdict of
Not Guilty.
STORY OF THE HOMICIDE,
Plea of justification Uudcr Utah stat.
utcs Gives Defendant His
Liberty.
lspeelaI correspondcnco.l

PROVO, Aug. S--Tho case OF the
state vs.. Claude II Give which was
on trial Ia the Fourth district court ain
last week ended Saturday evening at \
ocl9ek When the jury brought in "a
verdict or not guilty. Mr.. Give the
defondant. his wife and father. II. e.
Give. his mother his aunt Mrs Sarah
Lennon all shook hands with the t,irv
and with Atty. j. W Whitecotton. Who
ABLY conducted the defense They am
showed relief from the strain of the
tridl Mrs. Fannie Give. wife of the
defendant, broke down and sobbci con
YulslNcly when the verdict was am
nounced. and did not entirely regain
hcr composurc while in the courtroom.
The jury was out eight hours The
reason for the lengthy consideration Of
the case was that a thorough review of
the testimony was made one or two
OF the jurors voted against acquittal
az first but this was moro for the pur-
pose Of drawing out the reasons in
favor Of acquittal from the other Jurors
rhan because they were really opposed
TO aCCuittal.
Give Killed w. O. wilcox. bridge
gang foreman on the d. q r. @. at MIL
Fork In Spanish Fork canyon on MAY
g. Mrs Give was working for Wilcox
as q cook ana Give had worked for
him in the bridge gang tin about three
days before, when he left on account
Of familiarity between wilcox and Mrs.
Give. He returned at about 1890
o'clock on the night OF May and
claims he found Wilcox In Mrs Gives
bed. and heard Mrs Give demonstrate
with Wilcox, pleading with him to
leave. Give then rushed into the car
and shot and killed Wilcox He claimed
justification under the statute which
makes the ''unwrltten law" a written
law in this state.
There is no surprise at the verdict on
the part Of those who heard tho evil
dence. 1t was a Gaze IN which a rea
sonable doubt would naturally arise
from the evidence. and the jurors as
they were bound under their oath, gave
the defendant the benefit Of this doubt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08
TAX FOR ROAD IMPROVEMENT.

LOGAN. Aug 6.--The problem that
arose over the expenditure OF the $1,000
state road fund in this county. was
solved this afternoon when representa-
tives OF the people Of Wcllsville APP
peared before the board of county COM
missioners and stated that the people Of
that city were willing that the tive-mill
road tax should he levied in that dis
trict. to assist I'm the building of a good
road from here to Wellsville. The
state road commissioner recommended
the levying Of this special tax in the
districts that this road viii Immediate
ly benefit and Wellsville at once oh
iected The delegates the town sent
here were induced to return and explain
the matter to the people at q mass
melting, and did so, the meeting being
held last night. The vote was unani-
nous in favor Of having the tax levy
made. This viii give the county au-
thorities about $4,000 to spend on the
road this fall.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08

hole handing the powder from one u
the other and had perhaps l50 cans In
the pockets when the explosion oc-
CURED blowing tho n men to pieces
1t was expected that some OF the dead
would be found in ends OF the tunnel.
but when the rocks had all been
cleared away. not the trace OF "a body
was thsre Immediately after the cx-
plOsion, perhaps 300 pounds OF frag-
mcnts Wcte picked up. having been
scattered over an area OF five acres ana
is an that car be found OF the IL men.
Tho evidence showed that the tunnel
was lighted by electricity and IL -
supposed by some that tho explosion
was caused by the handling or cutting
OF the electric Nire with pair OF
pliers While tho jury eNonerated the
company. those who are familiar with
the facts do not think the company
used proper care In the protection OF
the mon who entered the tunnel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08
MORGAN.
FINDING OF CORONER ON
DEVILS SLIDE EXPLOSION

MORGAN, Utah. Aug 4-The inquest
inquiring into the cause OF death uf
Foreman Hugh Mcclure and 10 for
eigners, which occurred on the hrsl
day Of June, at the stone quarry of
the Portland Cement Co, at Devils
Slide, Morgan county. before Acting
Coroner r. A. Wilde and Jurors W. II.
Toone Jno. London and jas S Hop
kin, was completed today The facts
developed In the Investigation made by
County Attorney 9. l.. Condic. were
about as follows:
a tunnel had been driven into the
solid rock for a distance Of SO feet
then two branches of 30 feet each. form
Ing a letter r. with pockets ut the
ends 90 be filled with powder This
tunnel was So sman that men entering
must do SO ON their hands and knees.
About AS cans OF powder were at
the mouth Of the tunnel and these men
We're employed, al the time OF the ac-
cidcnt. To transfer this powder into the
pockets.
The mon were crouchcd i'm tho small
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08
CLAIMS RIGHT TO WATER.

OGDEN, Aug. ST. W, Horn. an ice
dealer has dled an affidavit with tho
county clerk setting forth his reasons
for using the water from Strong's can
Non in disregard 20 an order from the
court on Oct. 3, 1902, when the water
rights IN the canyon were distributed
among the stockholders Of the Strong's
canyon Water company Horn was
rted 10 show cause why he should not
De- punished for contempt Of court in
falling 10 obey the order of the court
ana IN his affidavit claims that the
water he has been using had been
pipod from the canyon for number
oi years before the water company
was formed and that the former order
OF the court in nowise referred to his
pcvious right. He also alleges that the
company has no right to interfere with
his right To- the water
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RECENT DEATHS
TANNER WILLIAM s-At nj.

TANNER, WILLIAM S.-At his
home la Paysou. Utah county. Utah,
Aug. q, 1910, William smith Tanner.
president of the Pay-ou Exchange
saving bank and high councillor OF
Nebo stake, died OF paralysis and
heart failure. He was born in Adams
county M March 2S. 1899, and IL
the son Of John j and Rebeeca Smith
Tanner. His grandfather. John Tan
Nor was closely Identified with the
founding of the Mormon Church hav-
ing been imprisoned with Joseph
smith tho prophet in Liberty Jail,
Missouri. on one occasion The sub
1ect of this sketch lived close to
Nauvpo with his parents during tho
trying experiences incident to those
times. After the expulsion of 1876, the
family moved to Council Bluffs and
remained there until 1851. when they
crossed the plains and came TO Utah.
settling In South Cottonwood. where
the parents died. During the Johnston
army troubles. William, though only
10 years old took part in the Echo
canyon campaign. and when the peo-
pie moved south he came to Payson
and has lived there the greater part
Of his life. being closely Identified with
the growth OF the town. He was also
connected with business interests Of
Paysou and has been a facter in the
growth of the community He was
father of IL children. five OF whom
and his wife Clarlssa j. Preceded him
TO the other side His living children
are. VIM. Fred Leone :. owen r..
Ezra L.. Mrs Mabel r. Stewart.
Emma f., Harold K, Henritta j..
and Olive \ Tanner. His last wife
Susan Burgess. 10 whom he was mar
ried Nov 3, 1909 also survives him.
Funeral services will be held in the
Ncbo stake tabernacle Tuesday Aug
Q, at . p. M
JENSEN. CLIFTON Dat Spring
city. Sanpetc county Utah, July 81.
1910. clifton u. Jensen died OF typhoid
fever. He was 3 years of age and Is
the son OF James and Emma D. Jen-
sen. Tho funeral was held In the
Westinghouse, August =, and was
largely attended,
BROUGH. GEORGE ALBERT-At
his home in Spring city. Sanpete coun-
ty, Utah, Aug. /. George Albert
BrouEh died after "a years Illness He
Was born In Spring city. oct 3. 1878
and was progressive and in
dustrious citizen. lie leaves wife and
four children who have the sympathy
of an la their bereavement Funeral
services were held In the meeting
house on ThursdaN Aug 4, with
large attendance
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08
FINAL SUMMONS OF
ALBERT D, SHURTl|FF
Prominent aud Wen Known oiahn
succumbs to Long Illness at
SiNty-Onc

OGDEN. Aug. S.-Aibert d. shurtiff.
ops of ogdens besk known citizens.
dic5 AT O'Clock this morning at his
residence. $40 Twonty-hfth street
after several months illness of brain
tunor Hc was born in Salt Lake city,
NAV Is. 1919. lie has lived in Ogden
for many years, and was extensively
cmployed by the county as an appraiser
Of estates Of decendents. For many
years he resided in Davis county and
also in Morgan county where he had
large ranch near Morgan, and had
interests there at his death. His wife,
orc son and three daughters survive
him one daughter and his sor "asiGe
IN Los Angeles. funeral arra =eements
await word from them. Burial will
ke place at Morgan, ip accordance
with the request Of the departed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-08-08
OGDEN POLICE COURT.

OGDEN, Aug 81. Vadlev 1ohn
Doe Mccain. John Doe EngIist ana +.
II. Thompson We're NOT ,rassmt ,n ,'o,,',
court when their names Nyera called 10
answer to the charge ~ dis,nrhins ,te
Peace and the co,rf ,,,as ahon, - AZ A.
Glare their bail ~ Sto cach sorto,,od
when city Atty. peVIne NM in an Oh
was particularly aprra ayad Una" case ." os
causing a a TS9Iisms from West Weber