| Show OUR CATTLE MARKET Within the past two months a leading lead-ing cattle man of this jntermountaln country has brought to Ogden two I train loads of choice beef cattle and I has disposed of them within less than twentyfour hours after they arrived I The last lot arrived Sunday night and 1 were sold early Monday morning This gentleman finds that Ogden is a good market for good cattle and that he can dispose of prime stock at good prices I there was sufficient enterprise among our citizens to establish the right kind of stock yards In this vicinity there would not only be an occasional train load of steers brought here for sale but several trains daily would arrive from the north and west loaded with the choice range cattle of this intermountain region I yards suitable for handling a reasonable number of cattle were established near here the stock business vjould increase more than 500 per cent in less than one year and in time kindred enterprises would follow which would work wonders won-ders to the city cityTAT THAT GUANO Word has been received from the Ogden parties on Gunnison Island and advices confirmed all that has been said in favor of the deposit Of course the experts make the provision that the guano must be free from sand gano This requirement can be easily met for the sand only occurs where the waves wash up over the shores of the island I is understood the Ogden locators are preparing to ship a ship load of guano to this city FOURTH DISTRICT COURT Judge King presided in the district court yesterday John Reese Jones vs Union Pacific railway defendant sues to recover 51000 damages for injuries sustained in a wreck which occurred on defendant defend-ant companys road Jacob Lowe vs Henry Eddington et al jury returned a verdict of no cause for action f Barlow Ferguson administrator vs Benom Clifford hearing on demurrer set for March 23 H Armstrong et aI vs Ogden city et a1 motion pf defendants fon new trial denied Robert Furniss et a1 vs Mary Ann Furniss ordered that plaintiffs have ten days additional time to prepare and file statement and affidavits on motion for new trial Catherine Nelson vs Robert Mur dock et al default entered and fludg ment for plaintiff against defendant for 9130 and 18260 attorneys fee J S Beckwith vs E M Slocum default de-fault entered and judgment for plaintiff plain-tiff for 126 Fred J Kissel vs A Prinfeaux et al ordered that defendants motion for change of venue be denied Richard Flint vs T J Stayner et al default and judgment for plaintiff in the sum of 59750 J C Armstrong vs the board of education of Ogden city This case was called in the afternoon and occupied occu-pied the attention of the court during the remainder of the day It is avery a-very important case and Involves many matters connected with the defalcation de-falcation of City Treasurer If elf rich in 1892 Mr Armstrone is the receiver of the late Citizens bank ana Helfich was the bookkeeper at the time Some twentysix warrants were issued by the board of education which were paid by the Citizens bank as the officials of-ficials claim by advancing funds when Helfrich had none to his credit This was done the bnk claims uoon an understanding with the board that funds would be provided Later Hel frich settled with the board turning in these warrants as so much money paid by him and just then the board discovered Dis-covered that he was a defaulter Now the bank people want the board to settle the account and the board insists in-sists that it has paid the warrants once and will not pay again COUNTY COURT The county court was again in session ses-sion yesterday and the following business busi-ness was transacted The following persons were appointed deputy fruit tree inspectors at a salary of 2 per day C A Hickenlooper M L Jones S D Harbaugh C W Child and R Shaw The financial report of Mosiah Hall superintendent of schools was submitted sub-mitted and filed Selectman Wilson stated that he met In conference with the court of Davis county yesterday In regard to the repairing re-pairing of the Weber canyon road and they were willing to cooperate with this county to repair the road iMosiah Hall superintendent of schools recommended that 1725 beset aside as a reserve school fund This is in accordance with the provisions of the statute Action deferred PROBATE COURT In the estate and guardianship of David George Nelson et al an order was made approving the annual account ac-count of Mattie E Nelson guardian In the estate of Ellen C Unsworth deceased the bill was admitted to probate pro-bate with Samuel Unsworth and A R Heywood as executors In the estate of Walter S Holbrook deceased an order was made authorizing author-izing the administrator to sell certain real estate by private sale LOCAL BRIEFS Hon P L Williams of Salt Lake city was in Ogden yesterday It is reported that Lieutenant Thornton of this city has been offered the position of assistant inspectorgen eral on General Youngs staff Owing to the serious ilness of Chairman Chair-man Farrell of the street committee the city council did not take up the light proposition Monday night Deputy Marshal Dyer was expected to arrive from the west last night with Alex Wilkinson arrested on the charge of tampering with the ballot boxes in this county Hoke Olsen of Huntsville was arrested ar-rested yesterday by Deputy Sheriff Sullivan Sul-livan charged with selling liquor without with-out a license He will have a hearing before Justice Gideon on Monday next The iron works people are negotiating for a supply of iron ore from the Coal ville mines It is understood that a certain quantity of this ore is required In order to mix with the ore from the Willard mines in order to produce the best quality of iron |
