Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-06
PROVO DEPARTMENT
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dent; William X. Farrer, vice prcsi-
I dent; Grant c. Bagley, treasurer; j. /.
Bedford, secretary and manager; J. Il,
Snow, Jorgen Hansen, William NJ. Roy.
lance, George Eklns and John r. Stubs.
JUDGE WARMERS FUNERAL.
The funeral services over the remains
of Judge j. w. Warner held at the res.
idenee yesterday, were attended by a
large number Of relatives and friends.
Rev. $. II. Goodwin Of the Congrega.
tional church offered prayer and Rev.
Il. II. Johnston of the Methodist church
delivered the funeral sermon. The
following members of the Provo Bar
association and the william T. sher-
man post No. 8, G. A. r., acted as
pallbearers: John Il. Miner. Il. Il.
Corfman, A. l.. Booth, w. T.. Rydalch,
J. H. Bishop and NJ. NJ. kellogg.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
George Havercamp has gone to Cali
forna on business trip.
DR. o. *. Hansen has located here to
practise his profession Of dentistry
Communion service and receiving new
Numbers will be conducted at the
Lutheran church Sunday evening
j. A. Hendricksen of Logan. repre-
senting the Commercial club OF that
city, is here looking into the sewer sys-
TEN.
Frank NJ. Brown has appealed to the
Fourth district court from the Justices
court of American Fork, where he was
fined $I5 for selling bottle of liquor 70
George Hoggard
Dr. Thomas r. Green and Dr. Guy
Carlton Lee. two of the most popular
lecturers OF the b. ". u. lecture course
this season. have written Prof ]. C.
Swenson accepting Invitations to leo
ture next season. They each express
appreciation of the audiences that
greeted them here this season.
Prof. A. r. Anderson, principal of the
Beaver Branch b. Y. T., addressed the
students In the university here yester-
day morning.
Prof. JOS b. Jensen of the l., d. S. T.,
Salt Lake. visited the Brigham Young
university yesterday.
Or Elmer Hnckley will have charge
of the medical department of the Brig
ham Young university next year
The Sixth Ward Minstrel company will
repeat its fine performance In the old
tabernacle, Thursday evening.
The Utah stake Sunday school union
meeting win be held in College hail
next Sunday.
S, H. Jones, of the Parker school
directed an entertainment at the
building last evening. The "Dutch-
mans Ghost kept the audience In an
uproar during the performance. after
which refreshments were served.
The Brigham Young university will
close from Thursday evening TIL Tues
day morning TO give the students and
faculty an opportunity to attend con-
ference.
City Marshal Henry. who has lately
returned from Washington brings the
report that II. s, Pyne and A. C. Soren-
SEN Provo men who are studying
medicine In the Washington university,
are doing well IN their studies and en-
joying their work.
Sheriff Harmon has gone TO Salt
Lake to arrest L. l.. Collier The Thistle
railroad man who nearly killed VI. o.
Karr. fellow employee on the 26th Of
March by cutting terrible cash I'm his
throat with razor. Karr was brought
20 the Provo general hospital and has
recovered sufficiently TO leave the In
stitutlon. Collier Is said TO nave gone
tn Salt Lake. The officers, someway,
got the idea at first that the cutting
was done IN self-defense and decided
to do nothing about II. But later re-
ports are to the effect that It was an
unjustjfable murderous assault and
n Collier IL arrested court and jury
will have to decide whether II was
self defense or an assault with intent
to commit murder.