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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1903
Page
9
Charles F. Rolich of 1428 Eighth recalls severe indigestion with gas and loss of appetite. After using Paine's Celery Compound in 1903 under physician advice, his digestion improved markedly and he reports lasting health benefits with many others seeing similar results.
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An affidavit filed before Judge Samuel W. Stewart accuses Maurice Stiefel of trying to persuade jurors by discussing the case while verdicts were pending. Grant Hampton and John Allnight sworn the document, noting Stiefel claimed busy accounts and urged no discussion. Stiefel to show cause at 10 AM, bond set at 100 dollars.
Rio Grande engineer Charles E. Shermer won a damage verdict of 1150 dollars plus costs against the city in District Court Judge Samuel W. Stewart's division. The flooding resulted from the waterworks turning on water before connections were complete, damaging the home at 462 South Fifth East. City Council will decide on appeal, with further action to be announced by City Attorney Geo J Nye next Monday evening.
Attorney B J Stewart argues before the State Supreme Court that Judge Morse erred in allowing defense counsel to argue a second certificate motion without the defendant present. He notes Mortensen was absent in district court as proceedings continued, citing the defendant's required presence in criminal cases.
The passage notes a motion for a new trial where Mortensen was absent. Attorney Stewart will argue the absence justifies seeking a certificate of probable cause pending the motion. It also states a court has not yet ruled on whether a defendant must be present during certificate issuance arguments.
The Supreme court dismissed the appeal by Matthew Cullen and others in Beavercount trial over a mining claim. The ruling held the challenged order should have been reviewed on an appeal from the judgment, not as a special appeal from the order, affirming the lower de tres and denying motions.
The State Supreme Court yesterday dismissed the appeal in Matthew Cullen v. Harry Warris et al over a Beaver County mining claim. The May 3, 2001 decree favored defendants. Cullen’s July motion to correct errors was denied. The court held the appeal improper as the order appealed from was not final.
In district court Judge William C. Hall issued decrees in favor of John Butter and Sampoon Mining Co against Allan G. Lamson, and a defense ruling in Allan G. Lamson at al. v S. Hays. Jointly tried, the cases concern titles to Allan Lamson lode claims and Sampoon mining lode claims in West Mountain. The Sampson v Lamson Pandora Martha Newfoundland dispute yielded no patent to either side, with costs split.
Joshua Midgley sues G F Ford Jacob Gergeman and Sheriff Frank Emery for 199 personal injuries after an arrest at Calder's park. Judge H Tanner dismissed the sheriff from the case and ordered it to proceed as if not party to the suit. Ford, acting as a special deputy sheriff, allegedly mistook Midgley for another man and mistreated him during the arrest last summer.
The state supreme court heard the afternoon session yesterday in the appeal of Joseph M. Jensen against Deep Creek Farm & Livestock Co and others. Jensen seeks to overturn a two year old judgment in Judge J. B. Booth's court totaling 19,182.03 dollars after a sheep and wool transaction dispute originally valued just over 20,000 dollars. The lower court awarded 17,594.62 dollars plus interest.
The suit of Abrams Colombia Ivins against Anthony C Ivins for divorce on grounds of non support will probably be heard by a referee. Inadvertent.
A New York advertising agent on a western trip observed traveling men in a Pittsburg restaurant using Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets after meals. He interviewed 23 men, finding nine regularly used the remedy for indigestion and related stomach issues. County Treasurer William C. Carlos reported tax accounts paid to Oct 17 total 4,253, up from 4,700 year prior, with receipts rising $22,887.29 to $101,020.10.
On Saturday October 24 Judge Samuel W. Stewart will set jury cases in his division of the District court. R. E. Armhurst of Bingham filed in federal court to be declared a voluntary bankrupt with liabilities of 2178.10 and assets of pid, noting debts to the California Wine company and Salt Lake Browne company from his prior saloon business.
Christopher Diehl, grand secretary of the Utah grand lodge of Masons, received a telegram from J J Greenwald and F C Schramm in Washington announcing his election to the thirty third degree. The honor was bestowed by the only lodge of thirty third degree Masons in session at Washington. There are only about fifty honorary thirty third degree Masons in the United States. Diehl’s election was unsolicited, and Utah friends number in the thousands will celebrate this recognition of his worth.
Thomas J. Lynch reports from Lone Mountain that the Alpine property now employs eighteen men, the largest crew yet, with substantial ore shipments regularly sent to smelters. In a year, net ship shipments exceed 100000 dollars, with total production near 200000 dollars, signaling strong early success for O Meara Lynch co. and foreshadowing similar Lone Mountain properties like Tonopah Belchet stepping up next year.
City Creek canyon property owners protest what they call council overreach in diverting a land strip intended for a public park to private use. They accuse the council of authorizing a deed to W I Halliday for a triangular parcel to straighten a road, and seek rescission to restore park boundaries.
The Salt Lake Elks host a stag social at the lodge house honoring Frederick Warde and his company promising the largest event of its kind here. Impromptu music and brief addresses are planned with light refreshments, and members may bring a guest. The social hour is moved up from 10:30 to 10 o'clock.
A battle between Fanny Lambert and Lilly Mueller on Commercial Street ended when Officer Brown arrived at about 3 am. Lambert, a German, allegedly forced blows on Mueller’s head with an alarm clock after a finger biting claim. Mueller spoke no English, claiming non guilt, and both were fined ten dollars in police court.
Gustaf Ling sworn citizen after vow to cut King Dear out. Judge Stewart grants citizenship. William M. Roylance, Democratic nomine for Provo mayor, campaigns in Salt Lake on how to win as a Democrat. County Treasurer Carlis reports 5297.24 in taxes and 20000 paid to Board of Education as first school tax installment. Articles of Incorporation filed for Utah State Journal and Ogden Cracker and Biscuit Company. S. J. Kelly bound over to District Court on forging and railroad clearance card. $500 bond set. Two new typhoid cases reported: Goldie Alyers eight, 423 South Fifth West. David Ayre thirty-two, 222 South Fourth East. Cedar City report from Architect S. C. Dallas.
Ogden resident Mrs. James Field endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and related headaches rheumatic pains. She recalls acute relief after using them from 8. W. Badeon's drug store on Washington Ave and urges others to try the product. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo NY sells it nationwide for 50 cents.
Masonry of the State university buildings will be completed in two weeks and the structures may be occupied by February. Deputy County Clerk J A Eldredge is on a two week unpaid leave to serve as assistant secretary of the Republican city committee. The State Board of Examiners approved claims totaling 4000 with the largest 1000 for city and county building rent. Willis I Boothe Jr, longtime manager of the Salt Lake Life Insurance office, has a promising Denver opportunity. Local grain and produce men discussed forming an exchange at the Commercial club, but no action taken. Mrs Ellen P Kay widow of John M Kay aged 69 died of heart disease at home No 7 Fourth East street. She came to Utah from Preston England in 1848. Funeral at the Twelfth ward meeting house tomorrow at 1 pm.
State Auditor Charles Tingey praised Salt Lake County for breaking all past records in tax collection, noting farmers in Box Elder Cache and Utah counties pay mainly in early November. He said Salt Lake’s performance is phenomenal and urged other counties to replicate the success.
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