Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-10
COUNTY FAIR
PROPOSITION.
Provo Business Mems Association
Discusses Ways and Means
Want a Club Room.
HEARINGS IN DISTRICT COURT.
Sixth Ward Bazaar - Attempted Burg
lary-Victim of Scarlet Fever
Quarterly Conference.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah CO., Oct, lO'-The
Provo Business Mems association met
last evening at the courthouse.
President Barney stated that one OBJ
ject OF the meeting was to consider the
question of organizing county fair
association. He believed that if the
movement was started It would receive
support from other towns, and, after a
spirit of interest was worked UP the
matter could be turned over to coun-
ty fair association. This matter was
talked over I'm desultory manner, the
general opinion being favorable. II viii
receive further consideration at the
next meeting.
l.. O. Taft spoke IN favor lnfuslng
some life in the organization, and re-
ferred i'm favorable comparison to the
commercial organizations of salt Lake
and Ogden The association should
have a place where It could invite
strangers and entertain them and pre-
sent business matters to them. Other
members favored this proposition ana
the following committee was appointed
to investigate the question OF suitable
quarters for the association, to report
at the next meeting l.. o. Taft Alex
Hedquit and G, +, Decker.
Ii was decided TO give a ball in the
near future ana the association VIII
meet in week to further consider TINS
matter
The meeting adjourned till 1880
O'Clock next Friday evening.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The following orders have been made
in the Fourth district court;
Wallace NJ. Riddle ct al VS. Mary c.
Riddle; defendants demurrer oNerrul-
ed; 10 days given to answer
JOS. j. jackson VS. Ellen w. Jackson;
demurrer overruled; 20 days given to
answer.
Alfred Hugh Powell of Provo a sub
ject of King Edward, was admitted to
citizenship.
Estate Of r. S. Hines, deceased pc
tition of u. II, Corfman for allowing
annual account set for hearing oct, "a.
sITXH WARD BAZAAR.
The sixth ward will give one Of its
famous bazars. including sumptuous
dinners, in the Westinghouse, COM
mencing Nov. q and continuing for one
week, The proceeds TO go to the ward
house fund,
ATTEMPTED BURGLARY,
A burglar attempted to enter Bar
neys store Thursday night. The back
window was raised about a foot After
going that far the burglar left for
some reason, leaving pick behind as
souvenir.
VICTIM OF SCARLET FEVER
A 1O-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Cannon died yesterday from
scarlet fever. The funeral was held
today from the home
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.
The quarterly stake conference win
| be held today and tomorrow. Elders
| Teasdale Grant and Taylor Of the
| quorum of Apostles viii be in attend
ance.
VIM. Ray of Bethna, Mo-, father Of
w. II. Ray Of this city is here visiting
| his son. Mr. Ray has never visited
Utah before, but he thinks the country
is all right,
Prof Treat Of Michigan will give a
series of Ave lectures in the Brigham
Young university on kindergarten and
other educational topics, commencing
Monday evening.
A daughter has been born to Mr., and
Mrs. j, r. Field; all we'll
Attorney Rydalch is in Price on legal
business.