Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-22
PROVO DEPARTMENT.


The Difficulties Of County Attor-
neys in Rural Districts was the sub
jeot Of an address by c. j. Wahlquist
OF Wasatch.
officer were elected in conformity
with the provisions OF the Constitu-
ton TO serve for one year, AZ follows:
President Farley p Christensen, salt
Lake, first vice president Frank
Evans, summit second vice president
J F. Woolley. Davis third vice presi-
dent, +. 7, Hulaniski Weber; fourth
vice president, r. n. Ryan, Iron. NTH
vice president Job T. Lyon. salt Lake:
executive committee, Robert Anderson,
Utah 5. f. Wiley. Davis; Frank
Evans, summit; c, J. Wahlquist, Wa
satch
CITY BONDS SOLD.
The committee of the whole presented
two reports at the special meeting
Of the council last evening on the mat
ter of accepting bids for waterworks
and electric light bonds. The majority
report recommending the acceptance
Of the bid of n. w. Harris & Co, and
the minority recommending that the
bid of T.. II. Rollins & Sons be ac-
cepted
The majority report was adopted on
y
erts, Bott. Booth Partridge and Snow.
Nays--Johnson, Decker Miller and
Richmond
The street supervisor was instructed
10 notify the Provo Woollen Mills COM
pany 10 place footbrdge over the
factory race on the north side Of Fifth
North street at the junction OF sixth
West street.
The city recorder was instructed to
purchase the Revised Statutes of 1895
and all the session laws 10 date.
The recorder was instructed TO fur
nsh each member with a copy OF the
agreement between the Electric COM
pany and the Telluride Power company
and copy of the option given by the
Electric company to the city for the
sale Of the electric light plant.
WEDDING BELLS.
Marriage licenses have been issued
10 the following couples:
Milton II. knudsen, "a. and Nivlen
Elite Grain, %. both OF Provo.
A. J. Knudesn, % of Provo. and Inga
Gudmundson. %, of SpringyIlle.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
The midwinter graduating class of the
city schools is undergoing a special
NAdill Nipil tlls NCcht NbliUtleu D1
Supt. Rawlings.
Albert Buchanan, transient, was
fined $40 by Justice Noon yesterday for
intoxIcation.
Mrs, George Weight OF Springville
underwent a successful operation at
the Provo General hospital yesterday.
for an internal trouble. The patients
condition is favorable.
Funeral services were held in the I'm
dertaklng parlors of Berg & Son yester-
day over the remains Of Ernest Press
EFT. The speakers were Bishop O. II.
Berg. Or. D. II. Calder and Elder d.
John. Jr.
John Homer's little son Kenneth, nine
years of age, fell on the pavement
Monday and broke his collar bone The
accident was not altogether without It's
good feature, because when the little
patient was taken to the doctor 70
have the fracture reduced, Il was
found that the bone had been broken
before and was growing together IN an
improper position. The boys parents
did not know OF the first fracture.
Suit has been commenced IN the
Fourth district court BY the Young
Mems Consolidated Cooperative Instl-
tuition of Spanish Fork, against W. Il.
Banks, now a resident OF Idaho. 10 coli
lect sl76.45. with interest at one per
cent per month from April 2. 1897. al
legged to be due on a promissory note,
and for $50 attorneys fees.