Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-27
BUSY SESSION OF COUNCIL.
Opening of Utah County Poultry Show
court Notes--Wcddlngs
Special Correspondence.

! Special Correspondence.
| Provo. Dec. 27.--The first business of
| the city council last evening was the
| election Of Councilman W. d. Roberts,
Jr., mayor pro TEN during the absence
| of Mayor Roylance.
Recorder Harding reported that
Councilmen Powelson, Miller and Jen-
| sen had filed bonds, and Treasurer
| Simons reported that Recorder Hard :
ing had filed his bond.
The committee on sewer reported I'm
| favor Of allowing the treasurer. Mrs.
Sinons, $3.50 for extra labor Report
adopted.
The committee on irrigation reported
| In favor of changing the course o. the
! city race in the north part of the city.
Report adopted.
The committee on streets and alleys
| reported having filed plans and speci-
fications for street crossings with the
| city recorded Report adopted.
The committee on waterworks recon-
mended that the city furnish water to
| persons outside Of the city limits from
| October |, 20 April 30 of each year,
| the water users to pay for the installa-
| ton of the service and comply with
other conditions specified on the report.
| Report adopted and the matter re-
| ferred to the city attorney to
draft form of agreement 60
| be entered into by water users.
j. w. n, Whitecotton, counsel for the
| Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone COM
pany, appeared before the council in
the matter of the proposed ordinances
for taxing telephone companies, etc He
asked that final action on the ordinance
be deferred Till Supt. Murray could APP
pear before the council. The matter
was deferred till next meeting.
The council adjourned till Thursday
evening at o'clock.
FINE POULTRY SHOW.
The exhibit Of poultry. etc under
the auspices OF the Utah County poul-
try & Pet Stock association i'm tho
Glantield building on Center street be-
tween First and Second West streets
opened yesterday and II attracting
great attention from poultry fanciers
and others. There are so pens of chick
ems, ducks and geese all containing
very fine specimens, and l6 cages OF
canaries. and all the exhibitors have
not yet placed their stock The follow
ing are some Of the varieties shown.
Buff Orpngtons Buff and Barred Plym-
outh Rocks. Notified Anconas, silver
Laced, Partridge. Golden Laced and
White Wyandottes. Buckeye Reds.
White and Brown Leghorns, Light
Brahmas. and Rhode Island Reds. The
show viii be kept open all week. and
prizes viii be awarded for the best
specimens OF the several varieties.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
William Householder. 60. of Ameri-
can Fork, and Sarah Ann Defresne. 49,
OF Falrview.
Henry Huntsman, 90. Of Richheld
and Reah Mason, is. OF SprIngville.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
The case of Emma S. Jordan vs
Delcah Miner ct al suit to quiet
tl,e to Sprngville real estate. was had
by Judge Booth Yesterday Title was
quieted In plaintiff; plaintiff to pay
costs.
n. $. Hardy has commenced suit
against Victor Dnlin and Irving Han
son to collect S15S.s5. alleged to be due
on a promissory note.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Funeral services over the remains OF
T. h. Fleming viii be held Thursday
In the First ward Westinghouse COM
mencing at IL o'clock
City Marshal Crandall OF Springville
was in Provo on legal business yes
terday.
Milford Johnson. the local agent OF
the Utah Sugar company. Is now ready
to enter into contracts with the farm
ors for next years crop of beets
Mayor Roylance has gone to Des
Moines, Iowa, on business.
There will be a meeting Of the Utah