Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-05
PROVO DEPARTMENT
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The bid was accepted. and May 10 was
fixed as the date Of holding the ele-
ton to vote for or against the bonds.
The election Is sure TO carry and the
prospects are now very favorable for
the city getting the money to'complete
the water works system this summer
Mayor F'risby reported that he had
conferred with Mayor Reynolds Of
Springville in regard to sheen being
allowed TO Craze on the headwaters Of
Provo river. ana Mayor Reynolds mad
informed Mayor trisby that he had
| received a communication from Sena-
tor Smoot to the effect that a repre-
sentative of the U. :. forest reserve
would be here within four or five DAYS
to Investigate the matter.
The matter of Inspecting the slaugh-
ter houses and investigating the class
of animals being killed was referred to
the board OF health and the city mar
shall
An ordinance was passed requiring
managers of theaters and opera
houses to notify the chief of Are de-
partment of performances and when
so notified the chief of fire department
is required TO detail one o. more men,
bers of tive fire department to attend the
performance. Failure TO notify the
chief of the department 10 punishable
by fine of s25 or imprisonment for
% days.
NJ. l. a. oRAToRICAL CONTEST.
The NJ. /. A. oratorlcal contest, held
Tuesday evening in the Third ward
westinghouse, brought OUT large
audience. which was thoroughly
pleased with the exercises The con-
testants were Ebert Kelly of Provo,
Fourth ward, and Niels Anderson of
Vineyard. Mr.. Kely's subject was
THE Mormons in Missouri ana Mr..
Anderson's "Mormonism and Every
day Life Each OF the speakers de-
livered an able address. The first prize
the trophy cup, was awarded to Mr.
Kelly, and the second prize book of
poems, TO Mr.. Anderson. The judges
were DR.. John A, Widtsoe. w. I. Man
gum and Miss Angie Holbrook. The
Garden City quartet entertained the
audience with fine vocal selections.
NELSON-LoWE WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
TO j. Is, Lowe, 20, Of American Fork,
and Lois Nelson, %. OF Fairvlew.
GARDEN CITY BRIEFS.
Prof J. G. Swenson has returned from
Emery county, where he has been lee
y
ers institute on historical subjects
The g. Y. u. classes in natural Science
are contemplating n trip through Provo
canyon to the hot pots at Midway in
the near future.
The lnclement weather is forcing the
u. Y. IT, track and field squad into the
gymnasium for athletic work.
1t Is probable that the b. Y. U. facul-
~ ana the collegiate students viii en-
gage IN a basketball contest I'm the
gymnasium before long. Such a game
would attract many students, as il is
probably the best chance they will get
to get even with the professors.
Dell n. Boyer. Of the b. Y. II. debat-
ing team, is suffering from an attack
Of appendicitis
The Kindergarten department of the
Brigham Young university has had a
larger attendance this year than ever
before In the history Of the institution.
The teachers Of the Il. Y. u. Kinder
garten department Will entertain tho
state kindergarten association on
April 81 when the association meets
here to commemorate the birthday an
niversary of Frochel
City Marshal Henry who went 10
Warrington as a witness In the smoot
INVESTIGATION, has retuned, after a
very pleasant trip. He visited relatives
In Virginia whom he has not seen since
coming TO Utah about 20 years ago
Elder Reed T. Johnson, OF the Second
ward, win leave next month hs a mis-
slonary to Sweden.
l.. {. Rover has gone 10 Twin Falls,
Idaho. where he will take up a ranch,
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Solomon Walker, and a daughter to
Mr.. ana Mrs. j. h. Hickman, all well.