Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-13
OGDEN.
weber county rar wedding Chimes
Funeral Of john Marriott

IH#NHW. June ANa7"Ah INNAAAHAlN N'H ANNN'f"
characterization Of the estate of Jena
y'l.srsen was nlcd In the Second dis
,,..i court yesterday BY Murcn Jorgcn-
zen.
Supposed MURDERER CAUGHT
man supposed 20 be George Wright
,te alleged Pelican Point murdetcr.Waa
yssterday morning and taken 90 solt
f.ke. iIe was heavily ironcd 10 pre-
'1tV,rd Was received here Sunday Of
ts. death OF Edwin WinHlpw at Walln,
Nnsh. Deceased was 70 son Of Mis-.
yyinaiow Of ogden canyon. The re-
mains will be brought TO ogden Tor IN
torment
WEBER COUNTY FAIR
TIN. movement which started several
,.gsks age toiing toward the holding
pf n county fair the coming fnll, WIS
accelerated nt "a meeting held Saturday
afternoon BY the general tabernacle
committee of the Weber stake NJ Zion
.F,gouty-throe of tho twonty-viTht
msmbern of the tabernacle committee
and praaldenH Hhurtll1 and Middleton
AND bishop Robert McQuarric were
rHesanL h. n. Woollcy was elected
chairman and John v. hluth secretary
OF the committee.
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the meeting 20 be- FOR the organization
of county fair committee. and 10 ar
range for the holding Of a fair ON
tabernacle SQUARE, with two purposes
In view. The Inauguration Of regular
auuum county fairs. aud the lquldn-
ton of the debt resting on the Tnber-
naCIr. and the putting In OF heating
plant aud the finishing VI the structure.
Tho Amusement hall and tho tuhcr-
ruele could b. used Tor concerts, pN-
hIbIts and amuaemcnta and days FOR
tho various settlements, 10 be known
aa Hooper day, Plain city day, etc.
when the people or those places would
turn out IN force and visit the fair.
Special attractions and now features 60
te provided FOR each day Ia order 10
draw crowds, and excursions TO be- run
from the nclghhurlng counties promi-
umH 90 De offered To induce competition
Boz exhibits, those tu be paid in the cole
lection OF entrance fees, sale OF ground
space Tor exhibits. etc. Sir WoullUy
went largely into the details OF the
work 10 be- done.
Joseph McLachland was appointed
assistant secretary John Watson WAS
made treasurer and s. n Whitaker ud.
d.l 20 The construction committee. vice
w. w. Fife. deceased.
no was on motion decided that a coun-
iy fair Dc held, that premiums be- on.
Tered Tor the best exhibits and that
Che committee proceed 20 elect an exec
utive committee.
Mcsars. w0ollcy. Watson. shuruln.
Whitaker and Middleton were np.
pointed TO name the various members
Of the department cotumittpeH nfttr
the chnlrmcn had boon chosen By tho
general committee.
The departments were arranged as
A-qrounds and exhibition space.
B-f.lyc stock.
C-poultry. bees and dairy products.
agriculture. horticulture unG
E-Maehincry manufactures and
cation.
Miscellaneous.
Committees were appointed as fol-
AS. II whitaker. NJ. Shaw and r.
D. Brown.
n-John c. Child. Angus Mckay. II.
T.. Terry and George Stungcr.
CT. -, Brown. Joseph Waymont
Hyrum Hlrio and G. r. wade
p-Jamea johnson, John Holmes.
william England, n. Chatelain and +.
stnrkoy, Jr
FL r. Johnson. Ben Jansen, NJ. L.
Jones and Alma Reyes.
F-il, n Thomas, Joseph nldwcll and
AH A. EmNIthMAllof
G-Gcorge shorten. II. II. Goddard
and WIN. Pennington.
The chnirmon, each being tho nrHt
named ON each committee Of the dee
plrtmCnt committees, were made au
executive committee. and the chairman
and secretary NJ the general commit
Gee were made mrmbors thereof. the
committee being composed ns follows.
s. r. Whitaker, John 3. child, r. ID,
THROWN, James johnson, J. H. Johnson,
d. M Thomas George shorten, ~ ~
Wuolloy and John V. Rluth.
The executive committee VIII hold u
meeting tomorrow "wednesday cyen-
luE ut $3.50 o'clock. az the Office u y,
T. Woollcy
WEDDING CHIMES.
\ marriage license was issued sat
urdny evening TO Edmnn AlvOrd, "a, OF
North ogden and Miss Eno Gulhrand-
sen, IS of Hyrum, Utah.
Yesterday the county clerk issued u
license 10 we'd TO Bernard A. bankers,
81. and Miss Lcttle Phillips, q, both
81 ogden,
reformed the marriage ceremony
which made Carl Lechtonbury ana
Niigs Mary H. VIVID man and wife, The
bridegroom lH "a member uf the OK
den brass band and tho bride a daugh-
ter NJ Mr. and Mrs, Matthew wild.
ANuihNf Hiunlhk huNNl VIII ~ HNWA
90 RnwlinR tonight by Lyman Skccn,
90 work on his railroad contract,
George Adams. the man who at
tempted 10 commit suicide one day last
week down In the railroad yards, was
released from the city jail yesterday
morning.
THE FUNERAL OF JOHN MAR
RtOTT.
The largest funeral ever held IN
Marriott was that Of John Marriott
which took place yesterday at o'clock
%, M, The services were held IN the
Meeting house and Bishop James Richie
presided, Tho choir sang, God Moves
On Mysterious way" Prayer was uf-
i'red by Elder Joseph Parry followed
ly the hymn. "Oh, My Father"
President l.. W. shurtlin spoke olo-
1ucntly In tribute 60 the work vi The
deceased aH n pioneer In the county ana
state who was one AMONGST the Few
men who made the western part ~
America habltnbe by white mon lie
also spoke Of the religious integrity and
consistency Of the deceased, and gave
rood counsel and words Of consolation
10 those bcreft
President c. r. Middleton told or tho
conversion NJ deceased hfty-HlN years
ngo and Of his ateadfustnesa ever since,
hl4 experience extending an through
Me Nuuvoo prosecutions and tho hard
chips u pioneer days In Utah. he
dWrlt upon the loyalty OF deceased In