Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-05

BILE life of the departed and said that
President Joseph L. Smith had shown
much concern during the Illness OF
Eier Miller, and sympathized with
tlp family and relatives OF the deceas-
ed
The choir sang Nearer My God TO
Thee and benedicton was offered by
President David John 4 large cortege
including the students procession, fol-
lowed the remains 10 the cemetery,
where the grave was dedicated by Elder
J. L. Brown.
SAD ACCIDENTAL DEATH,
Saturday forenoon MIR II. w. Ards
6-year-Old son Wallace lost his life In
a most unexpected and distressing
manner A well was being dug on his
fathers place on Provo bench and a
large excavation had been made around
The we'll The child was playing on
thc ground and came near the curb
OF the well when he WAS admonshed to
go away because the earth might cave.
He ala this and sat down above the
excavation some 10 feet away As he
did 80 the ground on which he was sit
ting slid down into the excavation
carrying with It and completely bury
ing the child. Neighbors and men
from Provo dug In the large mass Of
soil to recover the body for about r.
hours and towards IL o'clock Saturday
evening the remains OF the unfortunate
child were found at a depth OF about
20 feet. Funeral services were held
ICday at the home OF the parents and
tomorrow the remains will be taken
To HeDer for burial.
Mr. and Mrs. Arid formerly lived In
Heller where MIR. Arid was county
superintendent Of schools Of Wasatch
county. He Is now teacher Ia the
Lincoln district. The shocking acci-
dent has created feeling OF deep sym-
pathy among the many friends Of Mr.
and Mrs. Arid and the public. general
B
$4,000 COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION
An enthusiastic meeting Of delegate,
10 the Utah County Fair association
convention from all parts Of the count,
was held Saturday afternoon In tn
Commercial club rooms. Mayor Jane
NJ Greer Of Spanish FORK was electe'
! chairman, and Grant G. Bagley of Pre-
| vo, secretary James Glove moved tina
| Utah county fair association be or
! gani1ed under the above name. Tn
|
! Grant G, Bagley moved that the as
ISOLATION be organized and incorporate
under the laws OF Utah. and that III
| organization be along the lines OF u
| Weber County Fair association. Thi
motion also carried unanimously.
! Articles Of Incorporation were the
adopted providing for o capitallzatio
Of $4,000 IN shares Of 81 each. and tn
following officers and directors wer
elected X. r. Irvine. Provo. President
stephen L. Chapman. American Forl
vice president: Joseph r. Farrer. Prov,
treasurer; and j. G, Anderson, PROV,
secretary.
Work will be commenced at once o
the ground obtained through the e.
forts Of the Provo Commercial clu
from the First Ward Pasture compan
with a view TO having a race trac
built and buildings erected for a ia
this year.
The delegates present, representa-
municipal corporations ,nd commerce.
bodies In the county. We're all earnei
in their desires 70 make the project
success, and brought encouraging r.
ports from the several towns. shown
that this feeling is general. Sever
prominent delegates, who for varlo,
reasons could not attend sent con
munlcations expressing their interest
the movement and assuring their c.
operation.
FARMERS EFFECT ORGANIZATION
The farmers Of Provo and vicinity q
| ganized Saturday as a local union OF 4
! American Society 81 Equity OF Nor