Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-03-18
r,nmcd and Prominent Citizen
n OGDEN Succumbs to Long
Illness,
snAsO OF EDUCATION MEETING.
,..u,, p,aler Arrested for Attempted
r1mIuaI Assault Iujured Rail-
road Men May Recover


~, n record the death OF Richard
,'m.. Toylor, which occurred at the
",o., resdence. 1864 jefferson avenue,
" ' afternoon at $3.50 o'clock. He
:, me historical distinction Of having
~, mo second boy born In Utah, He
=, harm February 4. lSiS, at Salt Lake
N,v and removed to Ogden In the
r1, ,s7s where he has resided up until
4, lime Of his demise. lie was
r,n,cbman staunch and true, and 10
.r.,s hls own words was a great
s,er Of mankind-God's sons and
S,urhters" He was a devoted nus
lsrd and father true gentleman, eX-
ir,m.N yet quietly courteous, and
,.unniously careful OF the feelings OF
M friends and associates. He never
admitted himself to forget, even for
momfnt that he was a gentleman, and
,h,t as the son Of a great good man,
n, late President John Taylor, he must
Sim,sN live true and set an example
bsiop his family and friends that
would eternaly dwell In their hearts
wa living spring Of pure water. His
ultimate business and social acqualnt-
mes never heard one word from his
Hrs 10 which the most delicate could
AXE exception. His words were as
pure as his thoughts, a perfect index TO
hh high character
In he year 1876 he married Sarah
MIRA Farr daughter Of Hon, Lorin
Fnr who survives him, ms do also six
children. Mrs. Horace Peery, Richard
Lle, John Lorln, Lettie, Viola and
Helen.
Ne vas a business man of wide ex-
ptrsntt, was appointed by the presld-
rg bishop Of the Church to the Office Of
thing clerk OF tho Weber stake, at
vArh time he was ordained
The High Priesthood His
sast and cool demoanor was
fond Of great value during the eX-
citing and troublous financial days OF
g3, at which time he served as n
member Of the advisory board of the
First National bank In close assocla-
lion with the late David II. Peery, at
that time the banks president, He
engaged IN the real estate business with
the late David Kay during the boom
days Of Ogden, and was very success
ful besides having been a director OF
The First National bank OF Ogden, he
had also served with fidelity on the d.
reCtorates Of the Thatcher Brothers
Banking company Of Logan, OF the
Boyle Furniture company, Ogden, and
Of The Beck's Salt company, and was
president and manager Of the latter at
The time Of his demise.
In his youth he gave very satisfac-
tory service to the y. c. NJ. l. and to
Wells-Fargo company, where he was
highly esteemed.
He served as a missionary OF the
Mormon Church In the Sandwich Is
lands performing an honorable work.
Ne was also a home missionary and
nut assistant superintendent Of Sun
Gay schools Of the Weber stake for
many years, He also served In the
ogden city council during the term Of
Mayor Perry and rendered great as
Nslance In acquiring for the ogden
wv corporation It's first waterworks.
MS demise IL greatly deplored by his
immediate associates, and Is n distinct
ny 70 me entire community.
me funeral will take place on Sun
ly afternoon az o'clock IN the Third
NId Westinghouse, IN which ecclesi-
sncal ward he held his church mem
Nsnlp Tor the past thirty years. His
remains may be viewed at the family
,,ssldence Sunday, between the hours OF
VA m and 1890 p. m. Interment In
we ogden city cemetery,
BOARD or EDUCATION MEETING.
~ The regular meeting Of the board
y euucallon held last evening only a
s ,mal amount Of business was trans
Ss,s me treasurers report showed
'sn On hand Sl1l9516
e., committee composed OF Henry
, ysgpef, j. v Nelson and i, j. Hender-
W. appeared before the board and
S.eu mat arrangements be made Il
ms.. the schoolchildren Of the city
r p N the G. A, Il. encampment
ta.aue May 10, when the state en-.
rpneht taxes place I'm Ogden. The
nv was taken under AMUSEMENT.
Vss eachers committee. to whom
s referred the matter OF. Increasing
W. salaries Of tho teachers OF the pub.
natter. a"Fr'SoIS on 'h'
,,D Dup' Allison submitted his MONTH,
Ma nowlng an average attendance
,s,,.aS lot he past month, 100 alb.
n ,s.'ss on account Of contagious dis,
s'Ent were suspended.
), "ss belnop was employed as teach,
,r hs rive Points school. with sal.
y. "Aea at $50 per month.
ARRESTED FOR ATTEMPTED AS
sAULT.
ma e reseo. an Italian pedler Is con,
Nmlnar we county jail awaiting pre-
.mn,u y hearing ON the charge OF az
lnnpp assault upon the person o
MAJ, l. Beech who resides on Twelfth
on,. me girls father swore TO IN,
msg,Saa,nI His hearing viii come uI
Sw,sday morning. " 'o ~
M,o ,, neeeh charges that Pesco hat
tseplna poyed about the city and wal
hn sms, company with his daughter
mn hsulay last he called upon her am
E,nlr ns' out for a walk. Late In IN,
e sue returned alone and Will