Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-05-23
BURIAL OF MISSIONARIES.
United Labor Mercantile Co. Mari
Business - BOARD Of Education
Meeting - stores close at o.

The articles of incorporation OF the
United Labor Mercantile company nave
been filed with the county clerk the
principal place Of business of the com
pany wili be Ogden city. The company
has opened UP fine grocery store on
the corner of Grant avenue and TWEEN
ty-fourth street. At the present time
there are % stockholders, all members
of the various labor organizations OF
the city. under whose direction the bus
mess is being conducted, 1t Is capital
lied for $4,000 divided into $1,000 shares
of the par value Of $40 each, which
stock is transferable, but not with
drawable, each member holding one
share only, shareholders are also given
the right Of dcposlting to the value OF
60 shares or $500.
The business will be conducted under
the direction of the following oiilcers'
j. j. Jones, president; Joseph McLach-
Ian. secretary; David A. Stark, treasur-
or. and they with w. c. Gursney W. j.
Dunlop, Thomts c. Pancake, Joseph NJ
Doran Mrs. Lena Il. Stone, Benjamin
Jensen, i. Fornoff. George Bentz, NIL
ton NJ. Schonheld, Joseph Mattos, o. u.
Payne and j. II. Shafer, form the board
OF directors.
FUNERAL OF DECEASED ELDERS
The remains OF Elder Ephraim II,
Nye, president Of the Southern states
mission, who died at Columbia, South
Carolina, May l5, arrived in ogden yes
terday afternoon, accompanied by Mrs
Nye and daughter ana Elder Zundeli,
who accompanied the remains home
and President Shurtliff, who met the
bereaved family at Salt Lake. The
Seventy-seventh quorum Of Seventy, OF
which organization the deceased was
one OF tho presidency met the body at
the depot and acted as escort In re-
moving the remains from the depot to
Larkin 4 Sons undertaking parlors
whore they will remain until they are
taken TO the Tabernacle sunday after
noon for the funeral services, which
will be held at O'clock. Many friends
were also at the depot. The Seventies
will meet at the undertaking parlors
Sunday at y. M, to attend the funeral
IN a body The band may also attend
the funeral.
The funeral services over the remains
OF Elder j. ]. Fife, who died in the
Southern States mission last November,
will be held at the family residence at
Clinton, Davis county, Tuesday morn
Ing, May rs, at IL o'clock. The remains
Will arrive In ogden Monday morning
adj "a. tal 10 no a
for the funeral. Interment will take
place In the Ogden city cemetery,
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board Of education held meet
ing last evening, disposing OF the fol-
lowing business.
The examinations of teachers for the
ensuing school year will be held June
s. g. and 10, and the second examination
on Aug. 81, 2s and 49, The examining
board viii consist Of Supt Allison, and
Principals Wilson and Adams.
The petition OF the Grand Army OF
the Republic to visit each Of the schools
IN the city on Wednesday, May "a, for
the purpose OF delivering patriotic
speeches 10 the schooi children was
granted
The matter of the participation Of the
school children IN the receiving OF
President Roosevelt In ogden. May 70,
was left 10 Supt. Allison to arrange
Bids for school and janitor supplies
were opened and referred TO the clerk
for tabulation.
II was expected that the appoint
ments OF teachers for the coming school
year would take place last evening but
President Dee OF the board was absent
The apyoIn tments will be made the
early part OF next week.
WANTS HIS COMMISSION.
An action has been filed in the Sec
ond district court by Ben TERMS, the
real estate man, against James +. Hull
20 recover damages In the sum Of 5000
alleged 70 be due as commission for
the sale Of certain realty.
In the matter OF the estate OF Alice
o. Miller deceased, petition has been
filed by her son, Fred w Dalton, pray
Ing for the appointment OF John II.
Taylor as administrator The estate Is
valued at about 5000.
STORES TO CLOSE AT 6.
An agreement has been signed by the
majority OF the business houses Of the
city and the Clerks union, whereby
they agree to close their places OF bus
iness at o'clock each evening, ex-
cepting Saturdays and to give their
clerks full day holidays: New Years,
washnston's birthday, Decoration
day, July Fourth. July cath. Labor Day,
Thanksgiving day and Christmas, This
n. ls.sA 80 Man1nW
May Is.
Marriage license was granted to Ma
seob J. Sleen. "a Of Portland. and Miss
J.. s. Sallma, 90, Of Philadelphia. The
young people are natives OF Turkey.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The Spanish War Veterans will at
tend Memorial services at the Catholic
church Sunday morning at 10 o'clock.
Three laborers from the CUTOFF work
were brought TO Ogden suffering from
measles. Their car was quarantined
and the railroad officials were notified
10 care for the men.
James Nye OF Paris. Ida, Is In 0g-
len, to attend the funeral Of HIS broth
sr, the late Ephraim II. Nye.
Yardmaster George Cunningham, or
the Union Pacific, accompanied by his
Kife, left Tor the coast whore they Will.
Ipend several weeks.
Mrs. Gertie Brooke left Ogden yes
terday for Portland. Ore, where she
win Join her husband and they VIII go
70 Alaska 10 make their future home.
Judge II. II. Rolapp has returned
irom Haley, Ida.
The Historical society met this after
noon with Miss Smith at her home on
rwenty-second street