| Show SALT LAKE DAILY HERALD OGDE DEPARTMENT 2 OGDEN CITY UTAH TUESDAY March 24 1891 4 General Gleonincs Ogdordtes were quite numerous at the capital yesterday A little boy of T D Johnson is seriously ill with scarlet fever Several of the brickyards will begin operations this week Dr George W Jones city physician is still connned to his home by sickness j d Tho Southern Pacific fast mail was nearly hours I I two late yesterday morning The Utah Northern bathing train for the day Hot springs was well patronized Sun 1 j I > I ASocial Session will hold the boards at the Grand Wednesday evening of this week 1 I Supeaintendent Welby of thellio Grande Western was here yesterday in his private j I I cdrA j I The Union Pacific pay car made its regu1 j I i lar trip to Ogden yesterday and made the j j I boys feel happy i H H Henderson returned to Ogden yesterday I yes-terday afternoon He states he has been ion i-on a trip for recreation j I I T Fitzgerald division road master of the i Southern Pacific took a trip over his part i I of the road Sunday evening Chief Clerk R L Darling of the Southern I South-ern Pacific road masters office is confined I to his room with a severe cold Charles Meighan of the firm of Avey Meighan left for a few weeks stay at his old home in Atlantic Iowa yesterday Under the new ordinance tho electric cars will be compelled to run until midnight mid-night That is if the franchise is accepted Lieutenant Clover and family went west over the Southern Pacific yesterday morning morn-ing with the remains of Mrs Senator Miller Mr J Pasevitch the photographer and Miss Henrietta Loomis of Chicago were joined in the holy bonds of wedlock night before last Mr George Angel formerly brakeman on tho Syracuse bathing train is very sick at his home in this city with typhoid fever His many friends here will be glad to hear of his speedy recovery Superintendent Bancroft of the Union Pacific returned yesterday from Omaha where he has been to attend a meeting held for the purpose of making a change in the time tables The change will take place about April 10th and passenger train No 7 will arrive so as to make close connections with the Southern Pacific The District Court W N Stephens vs James G Mayes et I aL demurrer to complaint overruled ten days to answer Moroni Sheen 15 F W Sherwood demurrer de-murrer to complaint overruled 5 costs I ten days to answer Valentine Gideon et aL vs Mary Barker demurrer to complaint sustained t5 costs ten days to answer C E Griswold vs C C Loveland demurrer de-murrer to complaint paragraph number six of the answer overruled The People vs W H Maughan et al al motion for a new trial overruled Ogden Clay company vs W H Harvey et al demurrer to answer sustained motion mo-tion to strike out part of the answer granted ten days to amend William Bailey vs Sidney Stevens motion mo-tion of Smith Smith granting plaintifl five days additional time to answer cross complaintS complaint-S E Belcher James Iverson trial Miller Maginnis for plaintiff Maloney Perkins for defendant Verdict for plaintiff 11 In re summoning of petit jurors order for four jurors 4 John Green vs Union Pacific railway company trial Evans Rogers for plaintiff plain-tiff P L Williams for defendant Pending Pend-ing A C Fisk vs A B Patton et al on motion of F S Schoonover case dismissed I at plaintiffs cost More Mud Throwing How soon the electric railways will be put in operation in this city is yet a mystery mys-tery It has been supposed for at least a week that the amended ordinance passed at the meeting of the council prior to las night would meet with favor to all parties concerned but such seems not to be the case as a telegram was received from H M Beardsley at Kansas City by L R Rhodes yesterday instructing him not to accept the franchise as designated in the said amended ordinance Judge Rhodes was heard to remark yesterday I II yes-terday that he was at a loss to know upon wnat grounds Mr Beardsley formed his objections however he had reasons to bs lieve that the clause giving the city Lithe Li-the power to reguate the number of train that tho company shall run daily is whore the difficulty lies The judge thinks the matter can be peaceably adjusted between Mr Beardsley and the council at almos any time should that be the conjuring point He is awaiting further explanations bj letter Hardware Assignment C D Hays who formerly conducted a hardware business on Twentyfourt ah street made an assignment jesterda morning for the benefit of his creditors Mr P A Dillingham is the assignee Mr I Hays has been seriously sick for about two weeks and it is stated for this reason b 6 made this move Mr Dillingham informe a HERALD representative last evening that the liabilities of the house were 3500 and I that it is his belief that the assets will largely exceed the liabilities I Lundy Sentenced The case of the People etc vs R E Lundy charged with grand larceny came up for hearing before Judge A C Bishop yesterday forenoon Lundy is the man arrested ar-rested in Salt Late city a few days ago for stealing elestric fixtures while working in the Grand opera house in this city last December I De-cember Tne evidence produced in the case was not sufficient to show that the value of the stolen property exceeded 50 so tho charge was changed to petit larceny The judge having viewed the case in that light fined Lundy 20 and costs and ten days confinement confine-ment in the county jail United States Marshals Arrest Deputy United States Marshal Chase arrested ar-rested JMatinda Hull at Portage Creek yesterday yes-terday on the charge of fornication She will be arraigned before the First district court this morning In Bealtys Realms The board of directors convened in the rooms of the exchange at 11 oclock yesterday day and transacted a quantity of business I W P Coffin and Dankronski Faulkner I were admitted into membership in the exchange ex-change The general meeting of the exchange met half an hour later with President Patton in the chair There being no matters of business before the exchange tho brokers amused themselves by confronting the blackboard The offers posted for the day were as follows One hundred and thirtytwo by 137 feet on Capital avenue between Twentyfift and Twentyfourth streets 1SOO half cash Sixtysix by lOb feet on Quincy 132 feet from Twenty fth street 500 cash 1000 Candy Kitchen lease etc lOoo 800 cash I Two lots in block 42 University addition 100 cash 325 Three lots in block 10 Lako View half I cash lots 1314 and 35 675 One acre betwcotn TwentythirdJ and i twentyfourth on Harrison 2OOO 800 cash balance one year A three to five room house furnished bench preferred was the only want L posted Judge L R Rhodes has accepted the invitation in-vitation of the members and will address the exchange on Thursday at 11 oclock using as his theme Ogden Her Resources and Advantages Ageneral invitation is extended to every one on that occasion Matrimonial Hatters Connty Clerk Ledwidge gathered in S3 each for the following marriage licenses issued yesterday David R Taylor aged twentyone of Harrisville and Miss Ada G McIntyre aged tventy of Far West Utah Joseph W Bailey aged twentyone and Miss Orilla Shaw aged twenty both of Ogden I The City Council < The city council convened in regular session ses-sion i sionThe i The minutes of the previous meeting i were read and approved I The following petitions were presented i and acted upon I The citizens of Lynnereminded the coun I i cil of the fearful condition of the Lynn irrigating i ir-rigating litch and asked that to avoid the inconvenience that might occur in the irrigating irri-gating season that steps be taken to have such nuisances remedied Referred to j tho committee on streets W B Wedell asked for the readjustment of a certainstreet in lots 15 and 1C Orchard j I Grove addition to Ogden City to avoid the moving of a house on the property at an enormous expense To committee on streets R M Armstrong L G Porter and others asked that immediate steps be taken to open up Ogden avenue a new thoroughfare between Thirtieth and Thirtyfirst streets I To committee on streets Kents military band asked the privilege of using Lester park pavilion on the even log of May 1 1891 Referred to committee on public buildings and grounds C B Anthony asked for the appointment appoint-ment as a special officer to see that the numbers are promptly placed on residences in accordance with the ordinance regulat lug such matters On motion of Mr Allison Alli-son the petition wasdenied and laid on the table A petition signed by several Twenty ourth street business men asked that at least one good sidewalk be placed on Wall a venue north from the Union depot To ommittee on streets A petition signed by about fifty taxpayers taxpay-ers was presented asking that as the Bear Lake and River Waterworks company had h ecome the assignee and successor in the i merest of the waterworks franchise ranted to John R Bothwell by a previous c council and that the said Bear Lake and iver Waterworks company has repeatedly iolated the terms of the contract granted s aid1 Bothwell in respect to prices to be barged and collected and attempted to ollect amounts in excess of the amounts a lowed and permitted by said contract that a committee be appointed tl o investigate all matters touch l ng all matters referred to in this contract a s agreed to by said Botbwell or his assigns Referred to the committee on water supply a nd streets Several citizens residing on Twenty bird street protested against the building ot f a sewer on that street giving as a reason that it would not materially benefit them To committee on sewers Joseph McManis J H Bennett and others owning property on Grant avenue between Twentyfifth and Twentysixth treets petitioned for the extension of the ewers in that airection to drain off the surface water which has proved detrimen t al to new buildings in that locality Re ferred to the committee on streets and ewers The petition of C B Anthony was denied I de-nied without reference to a committee Under committee reports the committee on laws reported on the matter of opening thirtieth street recommending that imme iato steps be taken to open said street from the Weber canal to Pacific avenue that taxes for that purpose had been levied and should be collected Referred back to the committee on laws and city attorney with power to act The committee on claims reported recommending recom-mending the payment of a number of bills for sundry matters of purchase and work done including the bill of the Electric Light company for twentynine street lights for last month also recommending thatEA McDaniels claim of 15 be disallowed dis-allowed also referring a number of bills back to the council The report was adopted and the Dills referred to the council coun-cil were ordered paid except the ono of the assistant recorder which depends in some degree upon the decision of the court regarding re-garding the salary grab The report of the committee on lire department de-partment was received recommending the purchase of 2000 feet of rubber hose at SO cents per foot from the Revere Rubber company The recommendation was adopted and the committee ordered to make tho purchase In the petition of last Monday evening askmcr that the water mainsbe extended on Twenty seventh and Twentyeighth streets to Pacific avenue the water supply committee com-mittee reported returning the report of the chief engineer of the water company com-pany saying the mains would soon be run on Twentyseventh but that on Twentyeighth street the income not being sufficient the company could not at present build tho mains The report was placed on file The bids for the printing of the city or dinances in pamphlet form were openedand the contract was awarded to tho Commercial Commer-cial Publishing company on a bid of g150 for 100 copies The other bids ranged from 105 to 5150 Marshal J W Metcalf presented a petition peti-tion asking that L W Tackett be removed from the office of city jailor on account of insubordination in office This petition is i the result of the little episode of last Mon day night in connection with the petition of F W Huff for appointment as police officer and jailor Pending action on the marshals petition and after some little disscussion a motion to adjourn was made but it was lost by a vote < of 5 to 4 Cannon moved that Tackett be discharged dis-charged This caused a long and hot discussion dis-cussion but it was finally carried Elliott moved that Huff be made city jailer and this was debated a lung time Another motion to adjourn being lost Lundy placed Tackett in nomination and the council proceeded to ballot on the nom ination A motion t6 adjourn carried and the council reporters and recorder ad journed j to take lunch with Mr R C Stout the representative of the Revere Rubber company |
