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Show ' NOVEMBER TERM OF COURT j The Second district court will not i be in session in Ogden until Wcdnes- ) day, November 2, on which day the 1 Jurors for the November term will be required to report for duty and the . regular business of the term will bo taken up according to tho calendar arrangement. ar-rangement. Judge IIowvll is at Farmington to-dav to-dav and tomorrow he will be at Morgan. Mor-gan. The rest of the time dur-ng No. I vember, except a few days the judge ' will have to spend In other districts of tho state, will bo given to the con- 1 tlderatlon of legal matters of Weber , ' county. The consideration of crlm- inol cae8 will begin November 4. The i 1 cases dow ou call are: I November 2. Frank 3Iangum vs. I Clifford Potter. I November ?,, Mat tie C. Armstrong tb. the West Coast Life Insurance company. i November I, the appeal case of Og den City against Otto Schneider. November 5, Ogden City against j George McBrlde and G. G. Griffith, also appeal cases from, the municipal j court. Schneider was convicted in the lower court for soiling goods on Sun-dav, Sun-dav, he having Bold a small article to a member of the Clerks' union, who j had been sent out to make the pur- cbaso. The defendant conducts a gro- I eery storo and ice cream, .stand on ! Washington avenue, near Twenty- eighth street The caso was appealed to tho district court, and the defend- ant says ho will carry the matter to the supremo court of the state before j be will submit to punishment, j Tho other cases were brought up In i the municipal court and appealed to j the district court on aif'agreed state ment of facts, the object being on the . part of the defendants to test the con. j ptitutionality of the Merchants' 1 j cent-'c ordinance of the city. Mr. Mc- j McBride conducts a second-hand store ; on Wiishingtou avenue and Twenty- third street, and Mr. Griffith is an ice cream dealer, ho being fined for selling I ice crem from his wagon without first ! : having secured a license, as provided j for In the city ordinances The sec- ! ; ond-hand dealer was also selling j goo.Js without a license, his contention conten-tion being that a second hand store cannot be classed with other merchandising mer-chandising establishments. Mr. Griffith contends that to compel com-pel him to pay a license for selling ice cream from his wagon when the rcpular Ice cream ftauds do not have to pay as high a license is an unjust uibtrirainalkin and is contrary to the provisions of the constitution of the ir.UUC. |