Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-03
S,bool Election Matters r. Utah
State Sunday School
Convention,
PURE ICE A OtSIDERATUM.
,.a rotered GA Contract Against
OGDEN Woolea Mills Republican
yomince Witbdraws.

NomOlldl tNI h''' VIZ w.
,omorrow sunday afternoon at the
Gnpi opera House by the local order
n the Benevolent Protective order OF
yg The services win commence at
ag b. m, and the public is invited
"a attend The attendance, Il is eS-
fetted. VIII be large as this Is the first
memorial services Che local order has
ssN During The past year three of
bslr number. George IT, Wade, John
u Brady and Harry 5. Goddard nave
iassed from mortality TO the great ne
,ord and the services VIII be conduct
"a IN their memory. The Opera House
management has donated the use Of the
,Isoter 10 tho Elks for the occasion.
NM building has been very artlHtically
decorated Tor the occasion with me
glks colors, purple and white.
The program to be rendered follows
The Palms..-, ,t'''"''''''''-''r "ulu
Orchestra,
In Nemorlam... Rev. Elmer l. Goshen
Cr,io from 81. Patrick's Massy-
.... .........,..De Ia Hache
orchestra,
Openng ceremonies.,..,,..'p.',
............ First part OF ritual
0yesrer my God to Thee, """''.,
........ .,a,"''t.. '''.''.. Logbo
psfonses. .......i.,O officers Of lodge
ION. that we Two were Maying ..
..,.......,.....,.Ne Nn
Mr. Fred Graham
invocation ....... Rev. Elmer l. Goshen
Slte, from Lucia hi Lammermoor
..,., .,...,...,,,,,.Do nlIetle
orchestra.
N6ry ..........,.....Les Lester D. FREED
Salt Lake Lodge No. SIS.
'0b Divine Redeemer, 'utr..Gouhou
Ms Bessie Browning
cas.nr ode .......... .....,a..,L Lodge
Bs.dIdion..,.Rey. Elmer |. Goshen
AUOmpanst.u,u,,,,''''squlre CooP
SCHOOL ELECTION WEDNESDAY.
na board Of education last evening
ahtIr regular meeting decided TO use
he same Kind OF enyelops at the CONF
Ink shoo. board election next Wednes-
5,y Dec z. as We're used last year, ON
notion OF Dr.. Joyce It was agreed that
aiy candidate can call at the Office OF
he board ON Monday and secure a rea-
Nnlbe amount Of envelopes. The clerk
vas Instructed TO order 10000 envelopes
The following judges Of election were
APPOINTED: First ward, r. r Emmett
Or. Mcdowell. G. j stephens Second
ward c. d. Tyree, j. a. Smith Emma
0lsn Third ward MOr0ni Stone, Jesse
!. income. Andrew Wilson; Fourth
ward. r. a, Shiells, Fred Foulger VII
Ham Hancock; Fifth ward, T A.
Nhlen, Roseltha Garfield, Louis Mil
lci The board win meet Monday eve
ung to hlI an vacancies
The finance report showed; Received
from the treasurer, $1,000, cash on hand,
Nl33l; bills allowed amounting to
ihI.
Miss Ethel Ortiz was granted a leave
dabsence until Jan, /, 1904.
County Supt W. b, Wilson reported
h,state apporuonment to Weber coun-
y Of state money Sl3,S9L50. OF this
amount Ogden gets 1905, and the
mvniy Ng25O,
The treasurer reported receipts for
NNember S3QA22s, disbursements,
WA2&.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTION,
The seventeenth annual convention or
NE Utah State sunday School associa-
uol opened last evening With a large
attendance On account Of the Illness
o. NE president, Or. Silver OF Salt Lake
wy Vice President j. A. Smith pre-
sded al the meeting There are In at
Nnlance about so delegates from van.
Gus parts OF tha state Music was fur
hsled by the Baptist church choir
a very interesting essay ON Work
Among The Children In India WAS reu-
lged by Miss May SIMMONS. The es-
'N was p1H1ual experiences Of the
yolag lady While doing missionary
Nofk IN India.
An impromptu discussion Of Sunday
Nnool work and the best methods OF
elalellNg Sunday school was INDUCED
~ W lhe delegates, Many interesting
brought out
a. D. Parkhurst was elected record
w, s secretary The following commit
Ns' were selected,
,Vn NomInltlon-Rev. waldeman
Ss.s,paN T. II, Gilbert Mrs, c. T.
sr,i.9,slam-J. A. Smith, Mrs. Z. f.
'In5pner1. Miss Alice Iseley.
r. r 9itulons-W l., Underwood. Mrs,
Nv Martin Mrs Briggs.
tless-A ID p,rLb,r-t frhon,,s
Veil F'rNhursI lhomaS
noARb on HEALTH ON ICE.
'9s lee that has been served the pub.
ro,, ua,l9b lho past year was not as
q Il" ll should have been from some
h,, polus, and the board OF health
rbtlo. A'I thls matter up with the in
NIX "n Oh forcing the lcemen 10 fur
Ssv,,lp uIe Tee for domestic purposes
basIsl, meetings OF the board have
sds, , KY curing the past week TO con-
tiar, 'i,''e matters, aud two DAYS were
osns,. ~ Inspecting the pond and the
49,. Oh The ponds were cited In an.
ma M 'o W.. 'ne board, which they did.
ai,ef azure situation was gone over
farr p,au,,h permits We're granted to
Bs,ksr vN,IleIs. George sunnln. Gus
cmI- Niles l.. Jones ana John n
r.rml,- several others viii receive
pitserR providing certain regulations
ShrBii n, Ny the board are carried out
he orn S,s'e rules not be lived up TO.
Nrmlisj Of ne lee ponds VIII not be
Y, pproo. 70 sell their Ice for domes.
he'd nay 49, n, Another meeting viii be
WAY Monday at O'clock
=. SUIT on CONTRACT.
ls-sraI,sa,.,, brought by Edwin T. Wool
seiios' i ~ lhe Ogden Wooden Minis an
lgdss 20 recover 1907. was heard hy
n,at TSopp ana taken under advise
'ue suit is rather unusual