Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-04

John Knpack, while crossing the
street IN front Of his home, near Six
teen,h South, Yesterday, about
o'clock, was run into by a street car
coming from the city, The wagon was
completely demolished 10 was struck
square IN the center throwing half to
each side Of the track Every spoke
IN one wheel was broken and the rest
were greatly damaged, while the rack
which was on the wagon was broken
almost to knding wood Mr. TSilpack
vas thrown forward and 70 the right,
which cleared him from the frantic
team, escaping without serious injury.
lie was soon on his feet and had hold
OF the horses, and by the assistance OF
some one from the car, the team was
got under control on the other side
of the track another exciting event
was taking place. MI william Cor
don was riding by carrying con OF
coal OIL When his horse heard the
terrible crash, u became frightened ana
threw Mr.. Gordon off, bursting his can
and saturating him with its contents,
Fortunately all escaped without serious
Injuries
CHOIR CONCERT.
Under the able leadership Of william
Robinson, the Murray choir Is making
great Improvement, MI Robinson Il
10 he commended for his asslluous la
bo's which the public should gpprecl.
ate. and should lend osslstance a every
available time. This opportunity viii be
afforded Tuesda., Nov II, when the
choir viii give concert under the
auspices NJ the Murray amusement
committee, assisted by the Murray or
ch-stra
CITY MARSHAL SURPRISED.
thursday night the home of Marshal
Mauss was the scene OF fcstlvity. The
occasion was the ,hirty-fourth ami
which his friends took advantage Of In
ewing lam a pleasant social surprise
COUNTY TEACHERS DEBATE.
Under the auspices OF the Murray
ao's'mni committee IN the Murray
Na."0uu,e Thursday Nov o, the coun-
" teachers VIII debate the question
hasf Nea that the government should
own dud operate the railroads" Speak
''7 Tor the Affirmative are Frank lI0l-
...N or Sandy and James Carlson OF
"l' Creek Speakers for the negative
gre Nerhi Jensen OF Forest Dale and
LOUIS Blown Of Murray. No charg-
as are to be made, ana a cordial invita-
l''1 is extended 10 the public.
CITY COUNCIL NOTES.
Three appointed Judges of election
.s'4sed TO qualify ana handed ia their
~ Tons, Three were appointed In
their stead.
The road supervisor was ordered to
-he oHt O. list u an poles erected on
I.e 7ufots OF Murray by tho Indepen-
oeoi ana Bell Telephone companies and
.aflIt 10 the street committee. The
u'l supervt'or was allowed Sll6i.50
C,I me expenditures for the month OF
october.
me 5prlnklmg wagons wero ordered
stored away Tor the winter.
ne Progress company asked Tor q
IaH'hlse to erect poles and string
.Ues upon the streets OF Murray. The
r,."gulse was already drawn up and
p!t upon lis FIRST reading.
Mrs. soderlund and family was re-.
ported as being In n destitute condi-
u9n and need OF assistance. A COM
sn =. was appointed 10 ascertain the
iacls OF the case
lnTee extra street lamps were order
made
sMlchael Mcmillan asked to be grant
saa me privilege OF changing the water
,I,eh running through his property on
,ne corner OF Seventeenth South. The
mittee.
ne county commissioners have IN.
f.tned Mayor Stratton that the Utah
-Asnt and Railway company will en-