Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-09

atives. Funeral services will be held
Wednesday at o'clock in the Second
ward meetnghodse.
DEATH OF WILLIAM Clubhouse.
William Clubhouse, son Of John Out
house. formerly OF this city, died ar
Murray Sunday from eczema, at the
aye OF n years. The remains were
brought here today and inferred in the
Provo cemetery.
CITY COUNCIL.
The following business was transacted
by the city council last evening:
An opinion was received from City
Atty Thomas on the question of the
right of the council to go into commit
tee of the whole with closed doors. Mr..
Thomas gave il as his opinion that
the council had such right; but recon-
mended that il be not exercised till the
damage sit now pending against the
city for excluding a newspaper reporter
from a meeting of the council held as
committee of the whole, is adiudicated
Report accepted.
The committee on fire department rec
commended that the road by Mr., Camps
place. northwest OF the city, leading
so the sugar factory, be sprlnkled for
the remainder OF the season Report
adopted
The city recorder reported $3.50 on
hand IN the library fund Sept 30.
The treasurer's financial report Tor
the quarter ending Sept. 30 was present.
ed, showing sSO,31i91 on hand IN the
general fund, and sl,0l2.02 In the sinking
fund.
The bill for the new drug store Or
dinance was taken up and passed. not
without some Interesting discussion,
however
The main feature discussed was the
amount OF the license which was placed
at 800 quarter. A motion 10 make the
license SIPS quarter was defeated and
Councilman Giles gave notice that ha
would bring in bill to amend the or
dlnance or to permit saloons to keep
open Sundays, as In his opinion the IL
cense was not high enough and that 1t
was not fair to the saloon men, who
pay license Of $500 quarter,
REPUBLICAN RATIFICATION.
An enthusiastic ratification was held
last evening under the auspices Of the
Woman's Republican club In the club
|, rooms I'm this city. Congressman
Howell was present and delivered an
able address. showing the work OF
the Fifty-nlnth congress along lines
beneficial 10 the people. and calling
attention to the prosperity enjoyed
by reason of Republican policies. He
spoke highly OF the labors OF senator
Smoot and Sutherland In the senate
and predicted a Republican victory In
the state.
County Chairman Homer made q
speech os welcome and complimented
the Woman's club on its good work
for the party.
Miss Vena Hoover gave charming
reading and vocal and instrumental
selections We're given by Miss Eva
Ward and Miss Myrtle Honor, re-
spectively After the program re-
freshments were served.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE NoMI-
MATED.
Democratic precinct primary was
held last evening I'm the courthouse,
| with John y. Miner. chairman. and
| II. y, Thomas, secretary.
Judge NJ. NJ Kellogg Wcs nomnat-
| ed for precinct justice and Walter
Cox for constable. Alma Van Wage
| men was elected precinct chairman and
| j. w. Dangerheld precinct secretary,
DAMAGE SUIT NoN-sUITED.
The case Of Mrs isabelle Tidd vs. the
| Rocky Mountain Roll Telephone com
| pany, came up for hearing before iud =
| Booth and jury in the Fourth district
| court Yesterday. Plaintiff SUED t1i s.,
| eo damages alleging failure on the part
| OF the defendant company 10 deliver a
| telephone call message sent 20 her from
| Manning, IN November Of last year q
| advise her that her son, Theodore T.
| Archer. was suffering from appcndicitii
and that the doctors had declded 10 take