Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-12
PROVO DEPARTMENT.


at present situated, or IN the near vi
cinity thereof. In support of this Pc
tition we submit the following reasons:
"First-EVer since the construction of
your lines. the Improvements of the city
at 4 cost OF S650,0O0 have been made
with reference 20 the location of the
depots; The courthouse, the taberna-
Gle, the Brigham Young university, the
Proctor academy the state mental hos
pitlh, the postofflce, the hotels. and
nearly all the business blocks of the
city being more readily accessible from
Academy avenue than from Third West
street.
"Second--Aoademy avenue Is eight
rods wide, while Third West street
has width Of but five rods.
Third-ACademy avenue is In nearly
as good condition as though il had been
paved. Third West street will have
to have large amount of money ex-
pended upon It before It will be in as
good condition as Academy avenue, ana
so to improve it would put burden
upon the people, which they are not at
present prepared to sustain.
Fourth-The sidewalk on the east
side of Academy avenue is paved from
the business portion of the city to the
depots, and the west side has a paved
slhNNNiN i'i WV p'C"hF'
GATE-HINGE COMPANY.
Articles of Incorporation of the Amer
ican Gate-Hinge company have been
filed with the county clerk. The OBJ
feet Of the company Is TO engage In
the manufacture and sale of patented
and patentable articles In the United
States, and more especially the inven-
lions Of Emil Nestler, known as the
American Gate Hinge. and also the
American automatic gate hinge. Tho
capital stock is $4,000. in shares Of 81
each. and the ncorporators, directors
and officers are, 7. +. Pterpont, presi-
dent; Alex. Hedquist, vice president
Emil Ncstlcr secretary and treasurer;
Sam Schwab and ]. T.. Bot.
PROVO SCHOOL EXHIBIT,
The exhibits OF the Provo schools,
which was awarded prizes IN the Port
land fair and at the state fair. viii be
arranged for the inspection OF cities
IN the stake tabernacle Friday Dec %,
from to $3.50 n. IN. The state fair
prize winning chorus and declarations
viii also be given.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples.
D. u. Snow. q, and Mary NJ, Snyder,
90 both OF Provo
W. II. Corbett and Irene Colvin, both
OF pleasan. View.
Eugene Smith, %. OF Lehi, and Louie
Singleton 20. OF Springvile.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Francis Hedqulst met with an accl-
dent while skating on Utahi lake sun
day. He fell and struck his forehead on
one OF the skates OF another skater. cut
ting cash two inches long over his
right eye, which St required six stitches
to close. Mr.. HedduIst Is attending to
business, however.
Judge Booth is holding court In He
Der.
The family OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. p.
Silver has been Increased by the arrival
Of daughter; all we'll
The stock OF the Brunswick Bar sa-
loon. owned by +. c. Donovan, was at
tached last evening at the request Of
Baer Bros, OF Salt Laks City. for S52l.H
and Ia now In the hands OF the sheriff.
The place has been closed since Satur-
day night, when the license expired
Yesterday liens for wages were fled
with the county recorder against the
stock by j. h. Shields for $500. Victor
Dallin for s57i5, and Felix Bachman
for $50
on Friday evening, Dec. Is. the 3. Y.
L, Dramatic company. under the man.
agement Of Miss Miriam Nelke, will
produce David Garrick" in the Provo
Opera House. Among the talented peo-
pie in the cast are Miss Nelke, Miss Sa-
die Preston. Miss Beulah Storrs. Mr..
Hyrum Manwaring. Prof A. C.. Lund
aud Prof. +. ID. Partridge. A matinee
VIII be given Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. Guy OF Liver
pool have arrived on visit to Mr..
Guys cousins. John C., VIM. c. and
Joseph l.. Graham. MIR. and Mrs. Guy
may decide to locate in Utah.