PEDDLING CASE IS AIRED IN COURT The trial of a M Budd. alleged to be h peddler, charged with peddling Without a license, hpgan In the i-ltv court today. liudd pleaded not gulv and Statt , that he wan in no ene a neddler, but WAa representing aa. Salt Lake com-misBlon com-misBlon firm. He Is alleged to have sold produce to merchant in I j;d. n and to have delivered it from a wagon In front of their places of business immediately immediate-ly after making the sale. Attorney W M. Iteeder Jr., con-j tends that the ordinance passed to pro- nioir pediiilng in Ogden. docs m i up ply to the case, inasmuch as the d -Cendant dealt with dealers only, s.nd not with consumers, which h n- tends la the distinguishing feature in all such cases according to the ease. of the Pity of st Paul against Kriggs decided In the state supreme court Oi Minnesota. January 24. 1901 Qomer Nichols was the principal witness called this morning and testified tes-tified that he hal bought crate of onions from Budd on .Inn" 10, and that Budd hud the onions on a wagon In front of the store and delivered th-m Immediately after the sale had been niAde in the store.