Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-17
HUNTSVILLE CITY
INAUGURATION.
Day of Festivity Marks the install
lation of the New City's First
Board of Officers,
DEMOCRATS ELECT C0UNClLMEN
Utah State Journal Incorporates to
Publish Democratic Paper--Cracker
Factory for Ogden,

rrtah and Weber county has one more
cin added to her number. The in
apeuration ceremonies which made the
village of Huntsville Il city took place
yesterday afternoon at the meeting
horse The application for the admit
lance of Huntsville In the slsterhood
of cities was made last April and since
that time the matter has been under
consideration. Invitations to the In
augural had been sent TO the Ogden
Citv and Weber county officials and a
number Of prominent citizens TO be
present and participate In the cere-
monies and these invitations were re-
sponded to by about 20 people from
ogden,
The newly organized band discoursed
some sweet music before the com
mencement of inauguration services
The large meeting hall and balcony
was filled with the citizens, who are
very enthusiastic over their town De-
lng classed with the cities.
j. Ande ION was master OF cere-
monies. The services were commenced
at 1880 p. m. by the choir singing
"American InvoCation- was offered by
c +. Schade Sr. The Huntsville dis
trict school sang sweet selection.
state Senator David Mckay dellV red
a congratulatory speech referring TO
Huntsville from her early days up to
the present time and congratulated the
citizens on their energetic work In the
past, and on their town budding into
a city.
MISS Lizzie Schade sang a solo. Con-
gratulatory speeches were made by
County Commissioners Joseph stan
ford william c. Wilson, Jesse Towers,
County Clerk Hallingsworth, Sheriff
Joseph Bailey, County Assessor Edwin
Dix, District Judge II. ii. Rolapp, Mu-
nicipal Judge j, 4. Howell President
william Driver of the ogden city
council, and Hon, G. f. Middleton,
Miss Mary Lofgreen, rendered
choice Evolutionary exercise.
The oath Of office of the newly elect
ed city officials was administered by
County Clerk c. X. Hollingsworth. The
officials are l., NJ. Nelson, mayor;
Mary Ann Felt, recorder; Peter A. An
derson, treasurer; Peter G. Gertsen, city
Justice Albert Engstrom, city marshal.
~ r, Lofgreen, c. w. Wright, John
Hall Joseph l., Peterson and Wllhart
Schade, city councilmen.
After the administering of the oath
Mayor Nelson delivered a short speech,
expressing his appreciation to the peo-
pie for electng him to the Office and
assured them faithful discharge OF
his duties
The choir sang "Hortense' and bene-
dlction was pronounced by Mr.. Schade.
The city officials, visitors and citi-
zens then adjourned to the National
If.f t.f. l.Iall A.A ttNra tor
brick structure, where n bounteous
banquet was served by the committee
and Huntsville citizens. Three tables
We're spread the full length of the large
up stairs hall, loaded with the bounties
Of the land In plenty. This building is
one that would do credit to a city
much larger than Huntsville, which has
a population OF 1850.
After the banquet the visitors were
taken TO the towner of the meeting
house, where they had an excellent
view of ogden valley one of the most
fertile and prosperous parts OF Utah.
In this valley the city Of Huntsville and
the towns Of Eden and Liberty are sit
uated A visit was also paid to the
fine new $1,000 modern schoohouse
completed last year.
Most of the visitors from ogden re-
turned home after the banquet The
days Inauguration and festivities
which We're very enjoyable and cred
table were completed with A grand
free ball In Peterson Brothers hall,
which was largely attended.
DEMOCRATIC CoUNCILMEN.
The Democratic primaries were held
last evening in the Ave city wards for
the selection OF delegates TO the city
convention held today, and the nominal
ton OF city councilman.
The following councllmen were Sc
lected.
First Ward--D. H. Ensign, 4 year
term; w. r. Emmett, year term.
Second Ward--Fred w. Vol, four
year term Martin Cullen, two year
term,
Third Ward--Peter Anderson four
year term Asael Farr, two year term.
Fourth Ward-Chris Flygare, four
year TERM Max Davidson, two year
Fifth ward-J. w. r. Walker, four
year term Rollo Emmett, two year
term
UTAH STATE JOURNAL.
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Utah
state Journal the new Democratic
paper for Ogden, We're filed with the
county clerk. The company IL in
corporated for $4,000 divided into TO-
700 shares Of the par value of S. each.
me officers OF the new company are.
frank j. Cannon, president; W. w.
browning, vice president; II, A. Little
lleld' secretary and treasurer, and they
win T. d. Johnson, Robert S. Joyce,
Henry w. Civilian and r. u. Windle,
form the board OF directors
Ihe new company is getting ts
pant In readiness for the publication OF
S Sn hrst Issue OF It's paper about Oct,
CRACKER FACTORY FOR OGDEN.
The Ogden Cracker & Biscuit COM
lany has filed It's articles OF incorpora-
Ton Their principal place OF bust
ness VIII be Ogden city. II is capital
lted Tor $1,000, divided into $50 shares
o ol me par value of 500 each. The Of
ileers are George A. Craig, president,
Myrtlllo Shaw, vice president, secretary
una treasurer, and they with c. u. Hoff-
man form the board OF directors. The
company absorbs the Craig factory and
WI manufacture all kinds OF crackers,
biscuits corrections, etc.
THEATRICAL TREAT.
At the Grand orcra house next Fri
uay evening. Oct 49, Warde and James,
TWO OF the greatest American actors,