Show LOCAL NOTES robert anderson 0 the salt lake bill posting co Is in ogden on business la coterie doets tuesday afternoon atter noon with mrs ns abatta avenue all members requested to bring suggestions of next years pro gramme william C died yesterday at provo of cerebral apoplexy and the remains arrived in ogden this morning en route to Oo alville consigned to albert redden ot that city registered at salt lake yesterday were walter hedrick jas cooper J P calhoun J A johnson and M kuhn ait the beayon P kiealy A J weber at the aullen V balac J H weir alt the white house A of the directors at the ogden baseball club is called to meet at dr joycea joyces office at 2 p m Su aday browning bros ot this city have offered the provo gun club a gold medal tor the club to compete lor and the offer has been accepted president burt when asked it the union pacific and central pacific would merged into one system replied no the two roada will be operated separately just as before it simply rne ans that a closer relation ot interests has been entered into there Is nothing whatever in the talk ot changes in the official taff or ot the removal of headquarters A decision was rendered in the ed states court yesterday sustaining the demurrer of ogden city to the bill of interpleader in the case of william C weaver as receiver of the bear river irrigation and ogden water works company vs ogden city and jarvie conklin Oon klin trustees the decision is based on the ground that the court has power to ascertain to whom the fund accruing from water rentals rightfully belonga and that therefore it la not necessary to resort to a bill of interpleader the supreme court of salt lake yesterday afternoon affirmed a judgment for 2500 in favor of francis wild a son of matthew wild of hia city against the union pacific company wild lost a toot two years ago while walking on the defendants tracks near ogden the plaintiff recovered a judgment for damages tor personal injuries sustained by the plaintiff while walking on the defendant com banys track the trial court overruled the defendants motion for a new trial on condition that the plaintiff remit from the amount of the verdict sll over the sum of 2500 which was done and judgment of the lesser amount entered from which the defendant appealed on the grounds of insufficient evidence and errors at the trial the supreme court held that the was sufficient tor the rase to go to the jury and that their verdict could not be disturbed and also found that there was no reversible error in the record the opinion was written by justice baskin and con corred in by chief justice miner justice bartch dissenting attorney herbert was wilds attorney |