Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-12-03
IMPRESSIVE OBSEQUIEs
Over Remains Ct George e. EggleslOn 10 Fifth
Ward Meeting House.
weber Cornty Business BEFORE Hoard
or Commissioner ogden Packing
Company Wedding BELLS.

The Fifth ward meeting house was
crowded yesterday afternoon at the
funeral Of George t. Eggleston, one Of
ogden's prominent young men, The
services over his remains were COM
menoed at o'clock, Bishops Counselor
Thomas A. shreeve presiding, A quar-
tet, consisting of Mrs. WIN Howell, Miss
l.. Hendershot and Messrs. Tout and
Meighn, furnished some sweet music
The quartet sang, Nearer, my God, to
Thee" Opening prayer was pronounced
by Elder Walter Heller, after which
Mrs, Howell sang In her sweet voice
20 My Father Patriarch George W.
L.rkln, ST., preached the funeral SER
mon. He dwelt at length on the glo-
ries of the resurrection, and the hope
beyond the grave He eulogized the life
and character OF the deceased giving
much comfort and consolation TO the
bereaved family, The quartet sang
Farewell all earthly Honors and the
benedlction was pronounced by Elder
Robert G. McEwan. The Pioneers OF
lIt IutlHt Nilu Nilt utkiN- NAbli Va NifN
order, the employees Of the Troy and the
Ogden steam laundrles attended the
funeral In u body. A large funeral
cortege followed the remains to the city
cemetery, where the lodge performed
It's ritual and all that was mortal
of the deceased was consigned 70 moth
er earth
The floral offerings were numerous
Al tho lntfa a nd
esteem In which the deceased was held
IN the community. Among the most
beautiful floral tributes were the fol-
lowing: Harp, degree staff OF the Pio-
neers OF the Pacific; large boquet In
termountain business College; large
harp with white dove, the Troy steam
laundry; pillow, the ladies OF the Troy
laundry; large anchor, Pioneers Of the
Pacific: star and crescent, twelve OF his
comrades i'm boyhood days; crescent,
Eugene Thompson and mother; pillow,
Nat Wilson, bouquet, Mr.. and Mrs d..
baltimore; bouquet, Mr.. and Mrs Har-
tog.
WEBER COUNTY BUSINESS.
d. p. Williams appeared before the
county commissioners yesterday and
asked that the county deed to him the
old land upon which the county had a
gravel pit, and II the county win do so
be will deed to the county a piece or
his land suitable for a gravel bed. The
matter was referred to Commissioner
Skeen.
Commissioner Stanford reported that
q meeting Of the county board and
health officers had been held, and the
county physician reported that the
sanitary condition OF the county is
good, that there Is not great deal OF
sickness, and only few cases of con-
tagion.
The county recorder was authorized
10 have three new abstract records
made. preparatory to having the old
records copied into them.
Commissioner Stanford reported the
death of Burt A. Rogers, an old c. A,
r. man, and he had authorized burial
for him in accordance with the law OF
1901.
Three widows In Plain City were al
lowed coal for the winter.
Several tax matters were taken up
md referred 10 the tax committee.
The road districts throughout the
country were reported In fair condition.
OGDEN PACKING COMPANY.
Articles OF Incorporation Of the Ogden
Packing company have been filed with
the county clerk The principal place
Of business will be ogden City, Utah,
and is incorporated for the term OF 20
years. The capital stock OF the corpor-
alton Is $4,000 divided into 400 shares
OF the par value of $50 per share. The
d. t.r 90 oh
subscribed for by each is as follows
Frederick Il. Schlageter, Sc shares;
William Beckman, 80 shares; Hart III.
Mark, 1 share; Simon Jensen / share;
Lars Hansen, Sc shares; Frederick IL.
Schageter, trustee for II. Schlageter,
20 shares.
The business pursuit to be carried on
by the corporation Is the dealing In
live stock and slaughtering and pack
ing the same; the dealing In meats both
live and dead, and packing of the same;
and the dealing in lard and all other
products Of hogs, sheep and cattle.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are Frederick Il. Schlageter, pres
ldent, director and general manager;
William Beckman, vice president and
director; Simon Jensen, secretary; and
Hart III. Mark, treasurer and director.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been granted
10 the following couples;
Calvin ii. Chandler, "a and Miss
Della l.. Shaw, %, both of North Og-
den, Weber county.
BENJAMIN Hansen, 20, and Miss Mary
Christensen ~, both of West Weber,
Weber county.
James Moran, 20, and Miss Agnes w.
Muse, 49, both Of Ogden.
Rolla Il. Hicks, "a, of Ogden and Miss
Hilma ePterson, 20. of Huntsville, We
Der county.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Next Friday and Saturday OF this
week the Rathbone Sisters hold their
bazaar In the X. Of p. hall. They have
an elegant display Of fancy work and
novelties suitable for Christmas pres
ents. Saturday evening from TO !
supper viii be served for 25 cents.
Malcolm McAllster OF the News
was In Ogden yesterday on business.
A very neat news stand has been
opened up at 2i9 Twenty-fourth stree,
by Myers and Shurtliff These youns
gentlemen are popular In the commune
ity and will make success,
Miss Lizzie Berch, has returned e
her home In this city after attending
school in Salt Lake She intends com
mencing kindergarten school in os-
den.
Wash Young, Utahs representative
OF the Armour Packing company, spent
yesterday In Ogden looking after It's
interests.
A. G.. Nelson, State superintendent OF
Public Instruction has sent letter Il
superintendent Wilson Of the Weber
county schools, urging that all teach.
ers Identify themselves with the Utdf
State reaqhars asg.,ciafion