Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-09-05
Sugar Factory Will Begin Seasons
Run Sept. IL - BeetS in Fine
Condition.
OF PRESBYTERIANS
Eight Couples Made Happy-German
0uting-Funerals of George Y
Smith and ElenOr Eyerton.

pave the south side of Center street,
one block west of First West. Grant
ed.
w. H. Chamberlain and others asked
that Waterman be laid on First West
between First and Second South. Re-
ferred.
Evan Jones and others asked that
Third West be graded in the Third
ward. Referred.
The following bids were received for
paving;
Joseph Il. Wilson, Jr, for laying CO.
ment walks l4ls cents per square foot;
crossings, lie cents per square foot;
Grub, Is cents per linear foot; gutter.
IS cents per linear FOOT grading, 40
cents per cubic yard
p. S. Wilson, Ogden-Gutters, 80
cents per linear foot: sidewalks, IA
cents per square foot grading, 40
cents per square yard filling for walk,
40 cents per square yard curbing, 60
cents per linear foot.
On motion, the bid OF p. S. Wilson
was accepted. Councilman Hansen vot-
ing no.
The petition of zeph Thomas and
others for a hydrant in the business
block north of First North street was
not granted.
A two-inch pipe was ordered laid to
the residence of Mrs. Phillips In the
First ward.
CITY LIGHT PLANT.
Mayor Hansen returned from Salt
Lake Wednesday, and states that no
conclusion has as yet been reached re-
gardlng the street pole lines Work Is
progressing on the pipe line in Logan
canyon, and the permit Is daily ex-
pected from Washington to continue
the work OF building the powerhouse
and other construction on the forest
reserve Mrs Hansen's health was
much improved by the outing to the
capital.
SUGAR FACTORY.
Secry. Joseph Quincy announces
that the Logan sugar factory will begin
operations about Sept. ~. A consid-
cradle force of men Is preparing the
factory for work. and large addition
al number will be employed when the
wheels begin to revolve. The reports
from the fields indicate that the beets
are in splendid condition, and that
they will be harvested early.
Hon. David Eccles was In town from
ogden Thursday to inspect the pro-
| gress of the work at the Logan sugar
| factory.
PRESBYTERIAN REUNION.
The Presbyterian celebration Tues
| day and Wednesday was a great sue
cess Tuesday evening Rev. Clemenson
spoke on the history of Presbyterianlsm
| In Logan, from the time when Rev. CAL
win Parks and wife and daughter, Miss
Margaret Parks, established chapel
and school, 25 years ago.
Thursday morning Mrs. Susan V.
Parks. who came from California to at
tend this celebration, discussed I'm
polling Influences"
Mrs, Margaret Nelson Thomas,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. w. Mel
son of Logan, and who was n pupil In
the school during It's early days. read
a paper on "a Pupils Gratitude
Mrs, Margaret Parks Shorten who
also came from California to attend
the celebration, read a paper on "The
Early Development, touching on the
first period of the mission work.
In the afternoon, Rev. X. G. McNiece
spoke on Memories OF Early
Days" Rev. q, w. Martin discussed
THE Stations and Workers I'm the
| Valley"
A banquet was held In the evening,
nearly 100 guests being present, Rev.
s. Wishard spoke on "a Prophetic
Forecast" and Supt. @. r. McAfee on
"The Relation Of the Board and the
| Mission"
WEDDING CHIMES.
The following marriage licenses
were granted by County Clerk Larsen
during the present week:
| G.. w, Davis, Avon .,..,,.....,,,,,4
Viate MUM, Willard .....,..., AZ
| Joseph Blowout, Franklin .,...,.-4
Mary Bodily, Franklin ....,.,19
G. ~. Friday Logan ...,..........26
Wnnfred Klmball Logan ...23
Levi j. Nelson. Ammon, Ida. ...,2i
Ella Campbell, Anmon, Ida. ...1s
| Jas. WoOlf. Jrp Riverdale ...,.,..,21
Bertha L. Packer, Rlyerdale .....l9
| Charles +. powen, Logan ...,S2
Minnie Hlnckley Rexburg ....,.26
| William Larsen. clifton .....26
Dora NJ. Davis Clifton .,.,,D,,17
Henry u. Perry, Rigby .,....,...22
Delanie Dahle, Rigby .,..,,...,,22
GERMAN OUTING.
The Germans OF Cache valley are
! making great preparations for their
outing on Monday next Mt Johnson's
| Grove. There viii be a program OF
songs. recitations. speeches, etc, I'm
| the morning and afternoon, and races
and other sports during the day
| There viii be grand ball In the even
ing under the management Of Mr.. Hem
ry Theurer
The Hyde Park brass band will be
present In ihe afternoon aud evening.
and all the new dances will be given.
All are invited to the day and even
ing festivities. The attending visit
ors will take their picnic and enjoy
n feast under the trees during the
afternoon.
II promises to be one OF the most
largely attended and most enjoyable
festivals given by the Germans In this
| valley.
FUNERAL SERVICES.
The funeral service over the re-
mains of the late George Y. Smith was
no. at Smithheld Tuesday, and was
largely attended, The speakers were
Elders James Mack OF Ogden, Thomas
Smith aud Samuel Roskelley All spoke
OF the many good qualities OF the de-
ceased. his charity. his honesty and his
pleasant disposition The deceased
leaves n wife, four daughters and three
sons, instead OF as heretofore pub
lished, The family Is most estlmable
one.
The funeral service over the re-
mains OF the late Mrs. Elenor Everton
Ward was held In the Fourth ward
Westinghouse Thursday afternoon and
was very largely attended. The speak
ers were Mrs. Richards, Elders Samuel
Roskeley. James A. Leishman, Bishop
r. X Smith, Presidents Joseph Nor.