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Show MAN AND TEAM NEAR Hj DEATH IN LANDSLIDE I Special to Tho Tribune. OGD13N. March 20. -A big landslide caitc near causing the death of Alma Tct-erson Tct-erson of Ilumsvllle cnrly this morning in Ogdcn canyon. Potcrron was on hl3 way to Ogdcn and was near tho lime Kilns when tho slide came down tho south slope of the canyon, partially burying his team and wagon and badly Injuring one of the horses, ... , Tho road Is piled high with tons of earth and rock, hut a force ot mon were at onco scat to the scene to remove JU Judge Rolapp held a short session of the District court and disposed of the following follow-ing matters: v-m..,-,i Estate of Robert Jennings; vTHUrd Scowcroft appointed executor. Estate of Caroline Conloy; claim of North American Savings, Land and Building Build-ing association ordered paid. Charles A. Reed vs. D- A. bmytho, ret for hearing: April 6th. The bodv of Janr?s Woods was brought to this city today from Promontory Point. Woods was klllel last night at Promontory Promon-tory by being mn over by a work Ho was standing on the track and failed to observe tho approach of the train. Woods was a member of the A. O. u. . . and ca-no to Ogden from Michigan, ma relatives havo been notified. Osden lodso 73. P. O. K. elected officers . tonight as follows: Exalted ruler, , A. G. 7 Horn; exalted leading knight. S. Brown, royal Elk. Rudolph Kuehler; lecturer, J. A. Howell; tylcr. J. W. Jones: trustee. -. Crp.ndall; secretary, R, E. Hoac: treasurer, treas-urer, J. II. Linnehan: house committee. Max Davidson. J. H. Knauss; delegatolto grand lodge, A. G. Horn; alternate, S. An old painting, TOx.M. of Ogden canyon Is on exhibition In the window of the Iiovlo Furnishing company. The picture Is the work of Thomas Sleight, It represents repre-sents the Narrows, and is tho finest pic-lure pic-lure of the canyon that has yet been pro- The stockholders of tho Weber County Fair association havo been called to meet at tho connlv conrlhotiso at 2 o'clock 1-n-day afternoon, April 1st. This is the an- PA m,al meeting, and the election of officers Wm will take plucc. Hf Homer E. Plake, the well-known ball flF.I plnvcr. has signed with tho Omaha lenguo J. J team for the coming season and left yes- m J t terday with his wife- for Omaha. Mrs. W. K. TCncans has gone to Salt jjH I.ako City for a week's visit with rcla- t,rl Ferdinand Jaeschko and Albert Checl- ffi ham of Salt Lake, two runaway boys, E7H t.tp arrested vesterday and sent home. Wim Articles of Incorporation of tbe I'tnh H!M Sf-IUng and Storage company were tiled Hfjrfl cstordfvy MM ' T"ic funeral of William Bullcn took JIT place vesterday under the auspices of tho Eflf Odd Fellows lodge. mlWl fr George Ii. Roberts was yesterday- nd- W U fv milted to citizenship. U'H ' . General Agent Caldwell of the Rio nhlp . V Grande is in town. . I US 'T" Charles F. Hill, manager of the Pastime theater, goes to Salt Lake today to cs- jrSJ ' tabllsh a house In that city. A There will bo a sacred concert at tho jS Flrct Methodist church Sunday evening. ,m Mrs. Fred N. Hess, leader, Mrs John T. jtQ Rushmer. organist. Come at 7:30. Seats WfiM free lllm B W, Ravmond has brought suit against Ifflil Julia Ravraond for divorce, alleging dc- FfillH certlon. The couple were married in Iowa flLlr in-ISO?, and have two children. |
