Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-04-11

Druggists are required 10 pay 800
a quarter license, must not sell liquor
TO be drunk on the premises; drug
gists are not permitted to sell any
merchandise, or any liquor, except for
medicinal purposes, on Sunday or holi-
days or between IL O'Clock. midnight.
and O'Clock Of the day following, and
In the prohibited time no liquor must
be sold. except on the prescription of
regularly licensed physician When
any conditions of the bond required TO
be given by a druggist under the or
dinance Is violated the council may. by
order or resolution. revoke his license.
The penalty for violation Of the ordi-
nance is s25 to 500 fine or imprison-
ment in the city Jail from ono to 100
days, or both fine and imprisonment.
communication was received from
H. II. Rollins e Sons To the effect
that they would forward all forms and
papers necessary for the water bond
election at an early date. and would
fix the date Of election. The election
will therefore probably not be held
on the 18th Of May ny decided by the
council at its last meeting.
The council adjourned TIL next
Tuesday, Monday being a legal holt
day
Nhp''i'N' ''hitSos
Marriage licenses have been issued
to the following couples:
Samuel j. Prater rs. OF Diamond
vile. Wyo and Loretta Hanson. 20. OF
Lake Shore.
William Underwood. 25. and Aimira S.
Hanks, %. both OF Salem.
lie Roy Boren and Ethel Haws, both
OF this city
DEATH OF WIN. PAPpERWELL.
William papperwel died at the State
Mental hospital. yesterday from angina
| pectoris at the age Of 80 years. He
was committed from ogden IN 1886 his
| wife resides in Oakland, Cal, and adj
| vices from her are awaited before a de-
| cision AS to the disposition OF the re-
mains Is arrived at.
TEACHERS ENGAGED.
The board Of education met last cvc-
! ming 10 consider the engagement OF
| teachers for the ensuing year. All the
teacheEs OF the present year We're re-
| engaged. except Mrs. Eta u. Dixon.
| and Miss Serena Il Vance. who did not
| desire to teach, The following new
teachers were engaged Miss Ada
| Cram Miss Florence Bullock and Mrs
| Gertrude Page, II is intended TO util-
lie a new room at the Tmpanogos
| school next year. and an additional
teacher was therefore employed,
DEATH OF MRS. ANNIE JOHN.
Mrs, Annie NJ John Of West Port
| age, BoXelder county. died yesterday at
| the State Mental hospital AT the age OF
| rs years, from exhaustion OF sub acute
| mania. Tho deceased was committed
| oct. "a 1905. The remains have been
| taken TO Portage for interment by I'M
| dertaker Berg & Son.
| HORSE SHOW FRIDAY, APRIL 10.
The time of holding the Utah county
horse show il next Friday, the 18TH.
| Excursion rates will be given over all
the roads between Salt Lake and Eu-
reka and from Wasatch county, and a
large number Of people are expected TO
be in attendance. The following Is the
| program for the day.
Marshal of the day. Joseph T. Farrer.
His aids To be all members OF the Com
| merCial club on horseback. decorated with
| badges OF the club cOlors,
| Horsemen with their horses will meet At
| the Utah county courthouse square at J
| o'clock sharp.
The order Of the parade IL as follows;
| |, Horse show committee.
| .. - Y l.. band.
3. Commercial club officers,
4. Utah county stations and their gets.
8. Utah county brood mares.
6. Visiting stations, gets aud brood
mares.
!. Fancy well-bred driving teams and
single horses.
S. Utah county draft horses,
9. Fancy saddle horses.
TO- Sale horses,,,
follows
East from Academy avenue to Second
East west to Academy avenue. north tC
FiNh North street south to Center
street west 20 Fourth West street, rast
TO Academy avenue. south 60 Third
South street north to courthouse square
H. Speeches and announcements under