Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-07-02
SPECIAL SESSION
Of CITY COUNCIL.
,rs,lciOus Opening of Pingree
National Bauk-Names
OF officers
ATTRACTIONS FOR THE FOURTH.
r...r,l If Levi D. Hammond at Roy
Death Of William t.
Conlln.

.,sclal meeting Of the city council
MA, held last night, at when the
names OF Mrs. DR.. Gordon, MIS- Evelyn
West and A. p. Blgelow were SUBMIT
"a no the mayor and confirmed mem
Wv, y, the library board Mrs. s. En-
,,.on and Daniel Hamer retiring
Tn. resignation Of Jos. Bott as ponce
,acsr was submitted, and accepted
with the exception Of a few other I'M
important matters, the meeting was
devoted to the consideration Of the ne"
wvIsed city ordinances, which pro-
crossed very satisfactorily.
OPENING OF PINGREE BANK.
The Pingree National bank opened
,ts doors Yesterday morning az ~
O'clock for business, with James iln-
sree as cashier and receiving teller
lanes Riley as paying teller. and Peari
baltimore as stenographer ana pook.
Ieeper The bank opened In a most
catering manner, much TO the satls-
faction of the officers. In a conVersa-
Hon With a "News" representative last
svenlng Cashier Pingree stated that
NE deposits received during the day
were much greater than had been ex-
pected, many Of the leading business
houses giving the bank at least pov'
ton OF their business, also private cap
iallsts placed their money o. deposit
The banks location. Washington ave-
nue. and Twenty-hfth street. Is one OF
Inc finest In the city, and its once nX-
lures and furnishings are very elegant,
The bank Is capitalized for $4,000, and
ne incorporators are all but one Wen
known and influential ogden business
men. The names Of the officers OF the
bank are; Job Plngree, president j.
". Abbott, Joseph scowcroft and
James Mack, vice presidents; James
Pngree cashier and they with Heber
scowcroft. August Wright w. s..
Brown. Charles Zeimer, Joseph S. Peery
and +. P, Ellison, form the board OF
directors
Id, HARMON LAID TO REST,
At Roy, Weber county II is estimated
that at least one thousand people gath
cred In the grove to pay tribute OF
respect to the memory Of Levi ID. Ham
mon one Of the best known young men
In the county, and eldest son OF Hon
Levi B, Harmon, former county COM
missioner The funeral services were
held at the grove, as the church was
not half large enough to accommodate
the large concourse OF friends who as
sembled. A platform for the casket
and speakers was built and beautiful
" draped IN white with boQuets of
flowers every few feet and the pure
white casket was covered with elegant
floral offerings, These marks OF re-
spect, together with the feeling address
Is and very large funeral oortege that
followed his remains TO the new ceme-
terry az Roy, indicated the love and
esteem In which the young man was
held In the community. The services
were presided over by Bishop Thomas
Hollands, and the ward choir sang
some very sweet music, Miss Weltha
Benap Of Ogden sang beau tiful solo,
words or comfort and praise Of the
honorable, bright, useful young man
We're spoken by Presidents l.. w. Shirt
I'M and c, r, Middleton, Patriarch
George W. Larkin Bishops George Ken
eall, John Watson and Thomas Hol-
ahas. Elders c, Gamer, James Russell
william Baker and Joseph l., Alvord,
lhe sympathy OF the entire communi-
Y BWth the grief stricken young wife,
parents brothers and sisters Of the de-
ceased.
HuRRAH FOR JULY FOURTH.
Many attractions are being arranged
~ ogden on July Fourth, which will
SnsNe me public. The management OF
tenwood Park has arranged for an
enjoyable celebration, II viii have
,No balloon ascenslons, one I'm the af-
m'uo9n and one In the evening, with
na'acnute drop, The Reunere Broth
s WV give their double trapeze per-
a ag,tnance, also dancing afternoon and
ybbsnlns, In the evening there VIII be
s' az usual grand display OF fireworks at
me utahna Park has some excellent