Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-14

l'os2 Mrs. Amanda II. Young ODD,
l,ois.
Mershal-Slas l.. Alfred R.), $40
VIM. K. Henry CD, LIS.
Attorney--D. II. Thomas R), l,?l3 |
Frank A. McGraw Cd, 9ls.
Justice OF the Peace-A. A. Noon (R), |
1907; NJ NJ. Kellogg D)
Councilmen. First Ward--R. c, Wat
kins (R), 1885, MILFORD F. Giles ODD,
2r2
Councilman, Second Ward Ralph
Poulton (R), us; W u. Alexander
CD 100
Councilman, Third Ward-Chares u.
Miller (R). 30l; Candy Scott CD, 222
| ]. NJ Jensen RI. TO nj uneyplred term
of Jesse Harding, 300
Councilman Fourth Ward--ieorgt
| Powelson CR) 204; Thomas f. Pierpont
! CD. lO2,
Councilman. Fifth Word--J. Il. shy.
der (R), 22s Moroni Snow CD, 25S
| There were a few scattering votes for
various offices, one lady receiving ona
vote for mayor
The recorder was instructed to issue
certificates to those elected.
The matter OF the Brigham Young
university paying license for conduct
ing dances, was referred to the commit
tee ON license.
The application Of Clay Spencer, pre-
scented at former meeting, for the
privilege Of operating a portable lunch
wagon, was denied on an adverse re-
port Of the committee on license.
The matter of defending the council
men In the damage suit brought by
Wilson & Bowen. who claim damages
by reason OF dead fish being noated
down Provo river into the lake, near
the Provo Lake resort. was referred
10 the committee on Judiciary and the
city attorney, with power TO act
The bond Of the city treasurer for the
ensuing year was fixed at $4,000
ALTON PACKARD'S LECTURE.
The lecture by Alton Packard the
cartoonist. was attended by large
audience m College hall last evening
Mr.. Packard is a very successful en-
tertainer and thoroughly pleased the
audience for m hour and half with
his clever sketches Of Uncle sam
Folks and with comments ON their
| peculiarities.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
Judge Booth has rendered a decision
In the case OF Bengt Johnson VS. AbTa-
ham =. Johnson involving the value OF
certain crops from land decided to de-
PENDANT by plaintiff from which de-
PENDANT was to pay plaintiff one-halt
of the crops during plaintiffs HE.
Judgment Is for plaintiff for Sl20 for
sl903 and $3.50 for $780,.
IN the matter Of the petition Of BEN
iamin Argyle for the removal Of Will
+, liam L. Pace as administrator of the
estate OF Caroline Pace, deceased, the
petition has been granted and BenJh-
! , min Argyle appointed.
Judge Booth. Dist. Atty. HOutz and
| Court Sterographer Homer left for
! Vernal last night Judge Booth VIII
( oren court there on the 10th
WEDDING BELLS,
| Marriage licenses havi been issued
, to tho following couples;
Curtis Bullock, q, Of Crescent, and
Julia A. Chase, u.s. Of Provo these
1 were ma rried here yesterday by Judge
Booth.
George A. Harmer, q, and Alice Pen.
nington, q, both of springvlle.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
q. The people of Timpanogos ward en-
. tertaned the aged OF the ward las
\ Friday. A fine dinner was served II
J, the ward house followed by u theatrica
presentation given by the Dramatic
e association OF the ward About 10 ven
S cradle guests We're entertained,
a daughter has been born TO Mr. an'
Mrs, Fred j. Richens, OF Eureka, TEN
porarily residing here; all we'll
Atty. Rydalch went to Payson OF
e legal business today.