Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-31
OFFICERS-ELECT
FILE BONDS.
New County Officials Enter Upon
Their Duties Tuesday,
January ;
DEATH OF MRS. ARCHIE \. PETIT
Bride Of u--Clty Council Session
Board Of Education The Ebb,rsou
Damage Suit Compromised.

damage oull compromises
AZ Monday Is a legal holiday the new
county officers will not take the oath
Of Office TIL Tuesday As at present
arranged there will be few changes
made IN any Of hte Offices County
Clerk-eect Day" Matson, who sue
oeeds Charles r. Hollingsworth and
who il the only new county officer
elected Will retain all the present depu-
ties and some OF the clerks John V,
Bluth, Thomas 3. Farr and Miss Eva
c. Erb viii be reappointed as deputies,
and W. X, Swan Miss Evelyn Hender'
shot, Miss jeanette Bingham and Miss
Edith Reid win be appointed TO cleri-
cal positions in the office.
In the office Of Dan Ellis county re-
corder, Mrs. Evelyn West, J. b. Wal
lace and Miss Annie Brown will be tho
assistants,
It Is expected that Frank Chaplin will
be chief deputy again In the office OF
Assessor Edwin Dix.
In the county treasurer's office II Ia
expected that Mr.. Chambers VIII retain
George NJ, Hanson and II w. Nalabltt
Jr.. as deputies, A federal plum IL apt
20 come within reach OF Hanson ere
long, and Il Is probable that John d,
Hooper OF Hooper win find a place In
the treasurers office,
L. a. GAaNlH naitaaf
will make any changes In his office
force, and c. A, sebrlng, Joseph Bel.
nap, Sam Cave and Robert Shaw will
likely retain their positions.
Most Of the ohicers-elect have already
fled their bonds. Sheriff Bailey has Ill
ed his bond for SO 0OO his sureties be-
ing Thomas ID. Dee, Adam Patterson,
George H. Matson, Thomas II. Mercer
and Charles VI KIrcher
The bond OF Commissioners Stanford
and Madsen were approved by Judge
Rolapp. The bonds are for 5000 each.
The suretos for MIR Stanford are David
Eccles and Thomas d. Dee; for Mr..
Madsen, T. =. Terry Charles ziemer
and r. r. Hume.
The bond OF District Attorney Hal
version for $1,000 was also approved by
Judge Roapp The sgners are John
Pingree and S. y. IIalyerson.
County Recorder Ellis has filed his
bond his sureties being w p, Wedell, |
W, @. Wilson OF Huntsville and H. w. |
Wade. The amount OF the bond Is si0,- |
0OO
County Attorney Hulanlsld's bond for
$1,000 has been approved by the county |
board. His sureties arc J, u. Wood and |
Joseph S. Peery.
Alma D. Chambers the county treas
urer has as his bondmen on his bond |
for $4,000 David Eccles Thomas d. |
Dee George II Tribe, Joseph Clark.
w W, Ritter and Adam Patterson.
A BRIDE OF A.
Ralph Dawson, q years Of age, ana |
Miss Edna McGovern, aged IA, both OF |
Butte, Mont yesterday secured
marriage license at the office OF the |
Weber county clerk and FASTENED away |
TO got married. The couple have had |
considerable trouble In getting the H. |
oense, owing 10 the extreme youth Of |
the bride. They first appeared Dec. 81, I
but as the parental consent rs neces- |
cary for all brides under is years OF |
age tho license was refused The APP |
plicatlon was finally forwarded 10 |
Butte Mont, and attested by the coun-
~ clerk OF silver Bow county. II was
also returned with ahldaylts that the
little girl was past n years OF age.
These were sufficient and the license
was issued,
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
The meeting OF the city council held
last nNuhN a. .tsnc A.sa
Of 1904, The council allowed the esti-
mates on paving sidewalk construction.
etc. amountalng 10 about $4,000 They
also allowed special payroll submit
ted by the engineer and transacted con-
siderable other routine business An
other meeting VIII be held Tuesday
night
BOARD or EDUCATION.
Three members Of the board Of edu
cation held O regular meeting last
night transactlng the usual routine
business Another meeting win be he'd
tuesday night 10 wind up all the bus.
mess OF the present board The first
meeting Of the new board Is scheduled
Tor the Friday following, H. II. Thorn
hs, the only new member elected 10
me new board, met last night with the
others 10 famlliarlae himself with the
business.
LIVELY CONTEST FOR STOCK.
There Is a lively contest among pros.
pectiye buyers for the possession OF IS
thares OF stock In the shupe-Wu !
mans candy company, now belonging
10 the estate OF Daniel w shupe. The
matter was before the probate division
Vt the district court yesterday, when
we petition for the confirmation OF the
SAFE OF the block NJ 5000 per share was
brought before Judge ROlapp. A bid
was made m open court by Mrs. Pearl
Decker or {l2lb0, raise Of Sl,150 over
me bid OF Joseph Scowcroft, and which
bid the Administrative Of the estate
had peutioned the court 10 accept
!emes Pingree thereupon raised this
DID 1850 making total bid OF 1880
Tor the block OF % shares The court
then took The matter under advise.
ment and 10 take Il up again today In
order TO give other bidders chance to
offer advanced prices
DAMAGE SUIT COMPROMISED.
Tie suit Of Mrs. Christine Ebberson
against the Union Pacific for the death
or her husband IN the railroad wreck at
Azusa last November was settled yes.
terday afternoon by stipulation. The
action Was brought for $4,000. but the
claim Ia surrendered on the company