Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-24
LOGAN.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Happy wedding BeIls-TyphoId Claim,
Another Victim u. Y. College Reception.


Happy wedding BelIs-TyphoId Claims
Another Victim d. Y. College Reception.
| Special Correspondence.
Logan, Cache County, oct. 22.-The
Logan City Countil met in regular ses-
sion Wednesday evening, President
| Robinson occupying the chair
A petition from residents that Center
street be paved TO the depot on the
! north sidewalk was referred to the
committee on paving.
G. c. Goodwin and others asked that
| the west side of Main street be paved
next spring" The petition was ta-
bled until that time
The. committee on streets reported
| favorably on the petitions Of II. a.
| James and others and Evan Jones and
| others asking that certain streets in
the Third and Fifth wards be graded.
| The recommendation were adopted.
The committee also announced that
! Jens Johansen had accepted the offer
| made by the city for a piece of land in
| the Seventh ward desired for street
purposes.
A resolution was adopted providing
| for the installation of a street wire line
| Jointly with the Bell Telephone COM
| pany, and Mr.. Thomas Daniels was APP
| pointed superintendent OF construction.
| The bid Of the Westinghouse Electric
company to furnish transformers, being
| the lowest, was accepted.
After paying a number of bills from
| the light plant fund, and transactng
some routine business, the council adj
| journed,
WEDDING CHIMES.
The following marriage licenses were
Issued by County Clerk Larsen this
week:
James Chambers. smlthfeld." ..u23
Mabel Smith Greenvile,. .. .,...,.2O
Fred W. Tripp, Richmond. .. :. .,.4G
Mary Bowman, Richmond. .. :. .46
Joseph II. Brown, Mt. Sterling, =. 40
Fannie Manghan, Welsvlle p, ..,,3O
w. II. Thornton, Plymouth, o.. q, III
Sarah f.. Lamb, Plymouth .. .. 10
Ephram Nelson, Chesterfield, Ida 20
Lulu Call, Chesterfield Ida. d, rs
! Nies r, Larsen, Georgetown, Ida, 2S
| Naneeta Paine, Georgetown, Ida. Is
| j. A, Hansen, Newton %, e, ,..,, 3j
Mary Hansen, Newton. =. =. :. pa
| John $, skinner, Nounan.. d. :. ...26
Emmeine Humphreys, Paris, ..s2i
Nephi Hampton, Franklin, Ida.....2S
| Ethel May Whitehead, franklin,
E, A. Gardner, Alton, Wyo.. e. ..26
Kate Roberts, Alton. WyO., D.. I'D
Anthony w. Paxton, san Francisco,
tal'' '.'.. -, $50. go. 90, .,,...,,32
Morris Crosby San Francisco ...2s
| w, +. Bowen, Beaver ward ..t....3
Sarah Loyeland, Beaver ward. ,2l
LITTLE VICTIM OF TYPHOID.
With deep regret we chronicle the
death on Thursday evening OF Maxwell,
the year old boy Of Mr. and Mrs. Al.
fred L. Farrell The little fellow had
been quite III for some weeks with
typhoid fever He was a bright and
lovable child and his untimely death
has caused deep shadow Of sorrow at
his home.
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE.
The reception rendered the students
by the faculty last Saturday night, was
decidedly the greatest social success
that has been witnessed in this nsti-
tuition for long time II is believed
that every student was present, and
all seemed to make themselves perfect.
ly at home In having a Jolly good
time at the annual reunion. Besides
the students and faculty, there were
present, President Joseph +. Smith,
Bishop William b. Preston Mai. Rich.
ard W. Young, Presidents Joseph Mr.
rell Isaac Smith and w w. Vaughan
of Cache stake; President w. c. Park
inson of Hyrum stake Trustees S. r,
Martneau, Congressman Joseph Howell, |
President Orson Smith, and President
w j, Kerr of the state Agricultural
College and other prominent men and |
women.
A noticeable feature of the reception |
ksD MOI ~ htr IN !.4
having previously prepared songs |
suitable to the occasion. The class |
banners also added beauty to the halls. |
and the notices they bore as well az |
their quality attracted attention from |
visitors.
The board Of trustees met last Sat |
urday and transacted a great deal Of |
business relative TO the welfare OF the |
Brigham Young College, Major Rich |
ard w. Young was qualified as a |
member OF the board to MI the vacan- |
cy left by the death of President Brig |
ham Young Mai Young was formerly |
q member of the board previous 10 his |
departure for the Philippine Islands, |
and now resumes the labor once more.
Additional lnstructng force was 400
ylded for I'm sewing and dressmaking. |
This was necessary on account OF so |
many students taking up work In these |
domestic courses.
Miss Bush returned to school Mon |
day and resumed her work, after hav- |
ing been absent week on account Of |
the very serious illness Of her brother, |
The band played its first public mu- |
sic at the reception last Saturday |
night and brought forth very hearty |
applause from all who were present.
The regular exercises of the College |
G,tplaN gahooI NVorp diqnopqa1 tuitb Loot
Sunday and the time was taken Oh !
by President Joseph +, Smith, and 9TH /
er visiting brethren, who gave some |
extremely valuable Instructions TO all |
present
While In Logan, President Joseph +. |
Smith and Bishop Preston We're guests |
of President Linford and President |
Morrell. Mai Young was the gAst |
OF President Linford,
The Beacon Light society, which Is |
governed mainly by the women of the |
college, Is, as usual, doing a very high |
grade Of work with the cooperation |
OF some other associations. the Beacon |
Light has succeeded In getting the sor-
vices OF Mrs, Treat, the popular Amerl- |
can kindergartener, for a week, Mrs. |
Treat is now giving a series OF lec-
lures at the college, under the aus
plces OF the Beacon Light society, The |
lectures are very popular and are TX |
tremey valuable to everyone and cs-
pecially to school teachers and parents. |
The normal students have begun |
teaching IN the training school.
There are 20 students taking the |
course In Shakespeare. This course Is |
one OF the advanced electives and tho |