Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-02

per Is printed ut the Standard plant.
Frank Francis, well known In Og-
den ana for several years managing ed
itor OF the STANDARD, appears as the ed
itor IA manager Of the new daily.
Other members Of the stan are: II. W.
Tyler, city editor. Walter Bratz, local
reporter: Il. a. Northrup, mechanical
department, w. j. Lee, advertising
man; g. A. Mitchell, telegraph editor.
The arrangements between the two
publications caused the formation OF
the Union Printing company, the pur-
pose and method Of which are described
by both papers In the following Ian
guage:
"a new printing company has been
organized for the purpose Of printing
the Morning Examiner and Evening
Standard. William Glasmann. Frank
Francis and Il. A, Northrop have leased
the Standard plant from the Standard
Publishing company and have formed
the Union Printing company, which
viii hereafter publish both the morn
ing and evening papers.
THE object In forming the Union
Printing company is 10 publish both
papers from the anne plant. There are
certain news items that must be print
ed In both papers, and under the new
arrangements one paper win borrow
such matter from the other paper with.
out resettIng IN the type. Thus n
large saving will he made In running
both papers from one plant"
NEW IRRIGATION COMPANY.
The South Statewide Irrigation COM
pany has filed with the county clerk
It's articles OF Incorporation. The COM
pany Is incorporated for $4,000, diyld-
ed into LOO shares Of the par value Of
{2o each The officers elected for the
ensuing year are Fred Foy, president:
a, j, lludman, vice president, Benja-
min Chadwick. second vice president;
w. H.. Manning. secretary and treas-
urer and they with 81 more, are the IN
c%orporators. The new company abb
serbs the North West Weber Irrigation
company. It Is organized for the con-
struction OF canals and laterals for
irrigation and domestic purposes.
FUNERAL NOTICES.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Susan w. Parry. wife Of Hon.
joseph Parry, win be held at the Third
ward Westinghouse Sunday morning.
Jan, 8, at II o'clock. The remains ma
be viewed at the family residence, $40
Eighteenth street. on date Of funeral,
from $3.50 TO 10 a, m.
The remains Of Milton J, Flowers will
lay In state at the family residence,
corner Of Madison avenue and Twenty
seventh street, sunday. from 10 Il. m, TO
1880 y. n. The funeral services will be
held at the Fifth ward westinghouse
sunday at ESQ p. M,
Tho friends Of George Lehnert may
view his remains at the family resi-
dence, l66 west Twenty.elghth street.
Sunday, between the hours Of a. m. and
| p. m, The services over his remains
viii be held at the German church.
corner OF Jefferson avenue aud Twenty
third street. at . o'clock.
The funeral services over tho remains
OF Joseph ID, McIntire. the unfortunate
young Southern Pacific brakeman who
was killed at Lucln Wednesday. viii be
held at the Second ward westinghouse
Sunday afternoon at | o'clock.
Mrs. Nellie Waklberg. an old time
resident Of ogden, who died Thursday,
in her seventy-ninth year, will be bu-
ried sunday afternoon at . o'clock from
the Third ward Westinghouse. The re-
mains may he viewed at the family
residence on Washington avenue on
date Of funeral between 10 n, m. and |
y. m,
HoLDUPs ARRAIGNED.
This morning r, ], Hickey and John
Monroe, the two men alleged TO be i'm
pllcated In the holdup Of the Gang sa-
loon, were arraigned before Judge Ro-
lapp and entered pleas Of not guilty.
Their hearing was set for Jan, 10.