Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-09

ner OF Third West and First South
streets, thence east 20 Main, thence
north to ciy limits, thence west e
Third West, thence south to place OF
boglnning
Fourth District-Beglnning at the
corner Of Main and First South streets
thence east to Third East thence north
TO city limits. thence west TO Main
thence south to place Of beginning.
Fifth Distrlct--Beginning at Logan
river and Third East street, thence
east along Logan river to eastern lin
its, thence north to northern limits
thence west to Third east thence south
TO place Of beginning.
Council then transacted considerable
routine business and adjourned.
WEDDING BELLS.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued IN Logan this week
Charles MaCann, Smithfeld ...,.."",2l
Sylvia Smith, Smithheld ..,",,"23
Eugene sehauh, Logan .,".",,..,,,2l
May Gilgen, Logan .".,,....,,,,'zV
w. w. Foster, Logan n."..,,,,,'.,.'zJ
Rutha ScoYille, Logan. .lS
Joseph Murray, Wellsville.n,,,,.."'25
Maggie Murray, Wellsvllle. "......lg
Chris Larsen, Logan .,.,,.,,,.'s,.E4
Mary Richardson, Smithheld, 70
MRS. HENRY BALLARD DEAD.
Mrs. Emily Ballard. wife Of Bishop
Henry Ballard OF Logan, died ct Cache
Junction, Thursday, May 7, OF cancer.
She was born in Scotland as years ago,
and was the daughter Of the late
Thomas McNiel OF this city. She leaves
three CONS and two daughters, all
grown. She was a woman OF many eN-
celIent qualities. and was highly es-
teamed The funeral VIII be held IN
Newton on Sunday at l p. m.
Mrs. Susannah Lloyd is lying quite
III IN this city. Her many friends VIII
hope for her early recovery.
BRISK BLAZE.
A brisk blaze took place In the out
skirts Of the Fifth ward, Logan, this
afternoon. 1t was started by a small
hoy during the absence Of Mrs. Eric
son. the owner OF the premises, and 2
shed, corral, 70 chickens, and q small
haystack were destroyed, Mr.. Robert
MoNiel. his son Robert, and young
man named Gneidlng were early on
the scene and the boys succeeded, az
the risk OF their lives, In saving two
COWS. A number of nelghbors, gath
cred and by active effort saved a
neighboring granary and other proper
~. The loss Is about $780, and falls
heavily on the owner, who IL a widow,
INCREASING BRICK OUTPUT,
G. Gessell, the brick maker has Or
dared new and improved machinery
which ne expects Will arrive within
tue next week or two. and which VIII
have a capacity Of $4,000 bricks per day,
His present plant has a capacity o.
half that amount, so that he will short
~ he turning cut 1900 bricks per day.
He has lately added some automatic
trucks by which ore man Is enabled 10
handle many thousand bricks in a day
PRICE OF FARM PRODUCE
Logan produce dealers are paying
the Following amounts for grain and
produce: Wheat. 75c oats, sl.25; eggs,
13lsc potatoes &c.
Mr.. Samuel Kent of Lewiston has re-
Gently shipped out several carloads OF
fine hogs.
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.
supt. ]. NJ. Tanner was at the college
on Wednesday. He attended devotion
al exercise, and as he entered was
loudly applauded by the students He
took up the theology hour in talking TO
the students. His subject was Ear
nestness," and it was handled In his
usual mastery manner.
Mr. Humphreys from the academy at
Fielding has just come in school TO
take up work in carpentry for the re-
naming part OF the year
Mrs. Sarah Evans Of Lehi was Wis
itor on Wednesday, She was especially
interested in the domestic arts depart
ment.
The cooking department serves lunch
es for eight every day. Each girl TAX
ing cooking IL in her turn required to
make her own purchases, do her own
cooking, table setting serving, waiting,
etc. She is limited In the amount al
lowed for purchasing material. being
allowed only enough to make lunch for
eight, thus very practical lesson In
is gained Everyone who has
partaken says the lunches are excellent
The old assembly hall, formerly d.
vided by partition into a number Of
rooms and used by the training school,
Is now under repair. The partitions
are being taken out, the hall IL being
cleaned the walls calsomined, and Il
viii soon be ready for the bookkeeping
and banking departments to be re-
moved into 1t.
The summer school bulletin will be
out and distributed in few days,
The classes in physiography went 10
the canyon yesterday. They spent
most OF their time In a study Of the
Logan river delta.
Miss Homer. the Instructor In cook
ing. and Miss Peterson. critic teacher
In the training, expect 10 make a tour
Of Europe during the coming summer.
DR.. Moench OF the Agricultural college
gave a lecture before the Phllomathlo
Literary society last Friday night
Baseball b. Y. c. VS. Hyde Park, This
game was played Wednesday night, and
resulted In a victory for the college
team; our boys are, so far, local cham
plons