Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-02-27
Mrs Harvey Murdoch Succumbs
To Long Siege Of Heart
Trouble
TABERNACLE MUSIC TOMORROW
Edwin T. woolley Sues for Wages
Sorry Career Of Crime
News Briefs.


ond district court by Edwin T. Woolley
n recover sos from the Ogden Wooden
Mills company. The complaint alleges
that in March OF 1903, the plaintiff en-
tered into an agreement with the COM
many TO act as the manager OF the
mills for a period Of one year at a
salary Of sl25 per month, but that
since August last the company has
failed to keep its part OF the contract,
but plaintiff has held himself at all
times ready to fulfill his part; and that
II the company does not fulfill its part
Il is liable, II will be remembered
that the wooden mills which were own
Cd by the company were totally de-
stroyed by fire last August and have
never been rebuilt. Shortly after the
fire Bishop Wooley was notified that
his services as manager must be dis
pensed with as there was nothing for
him to manage, but the manager
wants his wages Just as though the fac
tory had been running. The wooden
mills have not been rebuilt and Il is
not expected will be rebuilt, hence the
company has no use for manager.
DEATH OF MRS. MURDOCH.
The death OF Mrs Charlotte C. Muir
dock, which occurred yesterday brought
much sorrow 10 the hearts of her fam
Fly and numerous friends The Inn
mediate cause OF death was heart dis
ease, with which the deceased has been
afflicted for some time past,
Deceased was an affectionate wife,
loving mother and true friend, ever
faithful In her church duties
Mrs. Murdoch was born In this city,
and is the eldest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Cole OF this city, and the
wife OF Harvey Murdoch, well known In
Ogden She leaves to survive her
husband, four children, numerous rela-
tlyes and friends.
The funeral services will be held at
the Second ward westinghouse Sunday
afternoon. The remains may be View
ed on date OF funeral from 10 a. m.
TO 1890 2, m. at the family residence
on Seventeenth street
SORRY CAREER OF CRIME,
Mrs Minnie Duncan viii be sent home
to Denver and her burly husband,
negro as black as the darkest night,
VIII spend three months breaking stone
at the cIty's stookade, The young coll
ored woman who says she is but 16
years Of age, and looks It, claims she
was induced by Duncan to swear she
was OF age at Denver and married him,
and has ever since led life of misery
and crime. He has been cruel to her
and forced her TO earn her own and his
living In ways that are not honorable.
They were taken In custody by the po-
lice for stealing and Duncan got 80
days for his recompense, while the girl
was sent to the Crittenton home until
she can be sent back home from the l
rascal who led her such a life.
MUST CLEAN UP RUBBISH.
The city board OF health made q
round Up yesterday OF some OF the
business and residence parts Of the
Guy, and found the most OF the back
yards In a fairly clean condition, but
N q rev places they found garbage and
lu9oish stTeTn around. Where such
unhealthy conditions were found the
oyMuers OF the places were notified 10
'lean W, 30 hat the health OF the
pepole may be kept up. The cleaning
W OF all kinds Of rubbish and decaying
matter around homes should be given
immediate attention. as spring and
warm weather viii soon be here and
= We PACK yards are not In clean
.onl,'lon disease germs will grow and
M a,'ct the air, causing much slcKness,
,"t Iuolc should he interested enough
~ ms matter themselves 10 clean lin
W, DUnout having 10 10 notified 10 do SO
" 'ne city health officers.
BOYLE FURNITURE co.
T.e Boyle Furniture company has
, Led officers for the ensuing year
3 3UDaoe Peery president; Wallace w
or,. r., VIC, wee president Ray Boyle score. |
VIZ, ", ID. Pyper, treasurer; James II |
l.sIsss, manager, and they, with |
~. WV neery, form the board ~ dlrec. |
,,.I The officers reports show the |
' WI lo' 10 be In a good, progressive |
WV substantial condition.
"o'lc IN THE TABERNACLE.
rra ne following special music has been
~ Urged by Mr., Joseph Ballantyne FOR
sesuiar AFTERNOON services I'm the |
A. '""V'e tomorrow Sunday at 2 D. |
i'a'H H. Listen TO the Trumpeters.'
; ms ms Dew From Heaven."'
'"'I Thy VIII BE Done" .'.,..
,bornms, Misses Title and Annie Hancock |
b5 olv yo,l Hark what mean those
olo ana AZ .'.'''''''',.,,,,,,.r Choir |
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'bornnai rs, LILY Pyc Bradford ana choir
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