Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
A ROW IN THIRD WARD.
Objections to the Nomination of silver
on The school Ticket

on The school Ticket
Special Correspondence.
Provo Dec. 3.--The audience at the
Goddard concert IN the Tabernacle last
evening was a great disappointment
A larger crowd should have been
present n for no other rea-
son, out Of compliment to the
tabernacle choir The program was
an excellent one and each OF the talent
ed performers were enthusiastically APP
plauded, The many admirers Of Mr..
Goddard were highly gratlhed with the
improvement noticeable IN his fine
voice. which has always been recog-
nized as superiority his study abroad.
ANOTHER SCHOOL PRIMARY.
The school election for which prl-
maries were held Monday evening last,
promises to become more nom arti-
san than was contemplated, at least In
the Third ward. Some OF those who at
tended the primary aud some who did
not. object TO William p. Silver, the
nominee Of the primary, and have cailed
another primary to meet this evening
70 nominate a member Of the school
board IN opposition to Mr., Silver. SO
instead OF one bipartisan nominee
there will probably be two. The chief
reason given for the call of this eve
ning's primary II the charge that Mou-
day evenings primary was packed
The names signed to the call are Thos.
j. Pierpont j. T. Halliday. Candy
Scott, George a. Cluff DominIcus snow,
Edgar Perry G. II, Hardy, Andrew rs
gertsen, II. ], Malben, A. G. Johnson,
John Homer, Ed wilkins, W. H. Homer
and Bengt johnson,
F0RBEs-GLEDHlLL WEDDING
A marriage license has been issued
10 John Heber Gledhill Of Lehi, 10, and
Ida Forbes, OF American Fork, u.s.
RECoMMITTED TO MENTAL HOS
PITAL,
Gottlieb Hahn. Of the Sixth ward,
who was released from the state mental
hospital some months ago under bonds,
was arrested yesterday on complaint
being made to the city marshals office,
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he had again become violent. He was
taken before Judge Booth and ordered
recommitted 10 the hospital.
COURT NOTES.
Suit has been commenced IN the
Fourth district court by Sllhs s. Young
against G. X, southworth to collect
Slbl10, alleged TO be due for labor, and
so for lumber
Judge Booth has appointed Elmer r,
Corfman guardian ad Item Of Walter
Cartwright and other minors, In O suit
TO be brought by the minors against the
San Pedro, Los Angeles and Salt Lake
Railroad company.
DEATH or AN INFANT.
The lnfant--threc weeks old-daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs John ThurgOOd. Of
the Sixth ward, died Thursday night
from commissions. The funeral took
place today at | o'clock from the home.
GARDEN CITY NEWS NOTES.
J. W. Lewis. formerly Of Provo, WAS
over from paysOu yesterday. visiting
friends the first time for several years.
hts lflNl0 'lfAi'u INV NNllhilh WHICH
became the FIRST home Of the Brigham
Young academy In this city, and which
was, when built the largest structure
south OF Salt Lake CITY
Judge Booth Is back from Ogden,
where ~ has been holding court.
President r. NJ. Lyman was Provo
visitor yesterday,
James r. Dunn ia home from a bust
ness trip TO the eastern part q the
state.
Hyrum aud John Harris, who with
their brothers, Joseph, William and
Frank, have been doing railroad con-
structI0n work in Missouri for two or
three years, have returned home. The
other brothers have gone 70 Mexico.
where they have railroad contracts
Elder Frank Alfred Of the First ward,
has returned from mission. He spent
part OF the time he was away In Ire