Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-18
Deputy Treasurcrs Appointed H.
S. Pync Resigns County
RCCOrdership
SESSION Of CITY COUNCIL.
Rockhill Brandtner Wedding Mother
Looking for Abducted Child
News Briefs.
nnnclnl corresrondence.

cd by the county commissioners yester-
day
Alplne-Ephnam Healey D, c.
Strong. G. c. Hackett.
American Fork No. IF D. easily
Mel Nelson, JOS s. wild No. Jas
II. Dunkoy H. C.. Johnson, j. W.
storrs. No g. Norman wing John
Hunter. Lawrence Hutchlngs No q
r.. A. Shelley VIM. Chadwick, Jr, 3D. Y
Greenwood.
Benjamln-Thos Herbert, David
Hone, Paul Ludlow.
Cllnton-Chas Winward. Geo. card
ner. Henry Sargent
Colton-Thos Arrowsmth Orin FL
mer, Mary Egan.
Cedar Fort John s Hooking, Henry
Hooking. j. p. Clark. ST.
Faraeld-W. c. Thomas Andrew
Park. A. 3, Cook
Coshen--John Roberts Frank Rouse,
David s. Powelson
Hlghland-James Brown Edward
VIM, j, G.. Orr
Lehl No. i--Geo. Evans, william
Rolfe, Joseph W Coates No, 2-Mah
johnson, John Edwards, William f.
Quincy No. 3-Elsha Davis Charles
Brown. Thomas Jones No. i--Jonas
Holdsworth Charles frame. Peter
sChow
Lake View Martin Ginger " H.
Buunell, Hans Olson.
Lake shore-Thomas Meason, Joaepn
Aiken e. b. X, Ferguson.
Mapleton-G. 7. Waterman, John H.
Bromley G. w, Houtz.
Provo No. IN. II, Graham, K G.
Watkins, j. @. Anderson, No 2-Hugh
clayton. william J. Startup, James
Gray. No. 3--Geo, 4 Peay ~, sylvia
Homer, c. a. Johnson NO t--Joel a.
Johnson, j. j, Hickman Mrs Amandh
Young. No IA. l. Booth, Newer
Knight. Belle Nelson. NO IS. H.
Goodwin. J. u. snyder Joshua T. Dunn
No. 7--.George Brokuw Elsie y. bul-
rett Jerry Cuf No S--John MOORE
Nlels Johnson r. y. Thurman,
Payson No. l-Charles liaWklns,Johh
]. Daniels. Joseph Wignall no, =
Thomas Wright. Charles II. WHITE, -
s. six. No. 81 g. Page, Philo Wlsht-
man, Karl Hush.
pleasant Grove-No i--Car Hanson,
Albert Alpin, Mark Bezzant NO. 2
N. X Nielsen, MILFORD Warwick John
Newman,
Provo Bench-Joseph b Booth, Mrs
NJ. e. Kartchner William Nuttall
spnngyllle-N 1T. A. Brown J. H.
BrInghurst, o. h. Huntington, Jr NO
2-Willam II, Kelsey, Garter Hanfofn'
@. +. Anderson No, 3-George H. Nc
Kenzle, T, n. Kelly d, w. Bird NO
4--Jesse j. Strang. I'd T. Paltreyman
Joseph S. Hall No. 5--Abner Thorne
|. A. Brown, Luella Raymond,
Saskatchewan Snow, ~ c. Chris
tonsen. Y. w. Tiffany
santaqun No. l-Charles Lindstrom'
NIels Jacobsen, y. HEELS ST. No ?
10. w. Johnson, solomon Peterson ~
Nv Nelson,
spring Lake-wlliam Taylor o, r.
Thomas william Harper
Spanish FOrk-No. l-George Ellis,
Fred s. Dart, b. J. Johnson No ?
William p. Bowen, Frederick Lewis Jr,
Beni Isaac. No 3-Lehi r. DAVIS,
John S. Thomas. David ] Evans. No.
4-Wslter T Roach Hans Larsen, OIL
yer Swenson,
Manning -. NJ. Miller, @. A. GULL
more, Speers Lawson.
Mt. Nebo-H Millar, Martha Mlllar,
Joseph Butler.
Tucker-E r.. Sanford Frank L. Ca
hoon. George Ballard
Thlstle-DayId Cramer, John T. Will
cox. John A. Pace
Vineyard william Blake, William
Clegg. william Marley
Pleasant Vlew--J, II. GIN John
Brown, G, O, TIaws,
DEPUTY COUNTY TREAsURERs,
The following deputy tressurers, to
collect taxes In their respective pre-
clncts. were appointed:
Fairgfeld- Minnie A. Flock
Lehl-Wlllam Asher.
American Fork-Eeanor r.. Robinson.
Pleasant Groye-Amy r. Rosa,
springylle- Francis C.. Boyer
Spanish Fork-Goorge II. Lewis
salem-E II, Beddoe.
Payson-J $ Page.
Santaquin- Celia Tletjen.
Alplne-Mrs Fanny r. Moyle.
Goshen-John Jasperson
The resignation OF H. L. Pyne as
county recorder was accepted, 90 take
effect Nov. l. Edward Y Jones, depu'
~ county recorder and the Republican
nominee Tor the Office, WAS appointed
10 mn the vacancy Mr. Pyne Is now
studying medicine In Washington.
PROVO CITY COUNCIL.
The following business was trans
acted by the city council last evening
a report from the committee on
streets and alleys. recommending that
gravel be placed ON Academy avenue.
between Third and Filth South streets,
and that the street be lowered to grade
between Third and Fourth South
streets, was adopted,
The committee ON cemetery reported
recommending that ne men employed
there by the sexton be laid Of on oct.
IS, Report adopted.
The committee on license reported In
the matter OF the application OF Don
knight, by J. j knight agent, Tor a
liquor license at the Palace saloon,
recommending that the license be not
granted unless certain doors connecting
the saloon through hallway with q
lunch counter In the same building be
nailed up securely as complaints had
been made that persons entered the sa-
loon through these doors at times,
when the ordinance provides for the sa-
loon to be closed The report was
adopted
Mr. knight was present, and rather
objected TO making the change. taking
the ground that ne conducted his sa-
loon In an orderly manner. and accord.
ing TO the provisions Of the ordinance,
and that so long as he did 80 he should
be permitted TO maintain the premises
as they are, or In any manner most
convenient TO him,
A motion to the effect that the pro.
prietor OF the Exchange saloon be d.
rected to close a door by which en-
trance can be had into a lunch room,