The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-03-31

COUNCIL WILL NOT APPEAL
At Special Meeting Reseinded All
Previous Ac-
ton.

Provo, March 27.-The city council has
decided not to appeal from Judge Booth s
ruins IN the bond case on account of the
delay, the necessity for money to COM
plete the waterworks being pressing This
evening in a special session called for the
purpose, q resolution resembling all acts
or the council in the bond issue was
adopted, and the mayer has been re-
| qUested to ask E. II. Rollins & Sons of
Denver and \. w. Harris & Co. of Chi
cagO for bids on $500 waterworks bonds
and for papers containing proceedings to
1 De followed IN an election to authorize the
issue of such bonds. so that the election
may De held in way that the bonds will
De acceptable TO these bOnd-buying firms
without any decision of the supreme
court It is expected they will soon be
sent and a bond election will be held at
as early a date as possible
Some of the creamery butter sold here
! lacks two or three ounces of weighing a
pound. The Butchers & GrOcers' associa-
ton is looking into the matter with a
view to Femedying the imposition on the
people, and If they are not successful the
! city council will take a hand.
William Fuller. a patient at the state
mental hospital. committed from Hooper,
Davis county, in December. 1902, died last
evening from paralysis, at the age of q
years. lie has relatives living at Syra-
/ cuse. The burial viii be here tomorrow,
me Telluride Power company has no.
titled the city council that the city's
rights to waters IF Provo river for now
er purposes have lapsed by reason of fail
Z
that the company be notified if the CITY
/ does not intend to regain its rights The
reason for the communication. as stated
is that the two parties, the city and the
power company, have agreed to guard
each others interests. The matter has
/ been referred to the committee on cleo
/ trio light.
3. II. Roberts addressed the students
LOT the Brigham Young university today
| on Mans Agency and the Atonement .
| as presented in the Book of Mormon.
! The B. Y. L. league basket ball team
/ will be given banquet by the faculty
/ at the Hotel Roberts Wednesday
The matter of enforcing the sidewalk
( crawling ordinance is being considered in
/ F. T. Jones of the Provo Third ward
/ underwent an operation at the Provo gen
eral hospital today for an abcess of the
| ankle.
| Mr. and Mrs John w Deal end daugh-
| ter, Mrs Oscar Williams, jr- have gone
! TO southern California for a few months
! visit and sightseeing.
| Sidney COray of PaySon is visiting Pro
| vo relatives and friends.
/ s. II. Belmont has gone to Richfield on
! business connected with his contracts
/ there.
William H. John of this city is tempo
/ rarly located in Pocatello Ida
| Manager Bassett of the Provo wooden
mills has returned from a trip to Oregon.
! Mr.. Bassett reports that unusual SHOWS
in that state have greatly injured the
early fruits
A grand beneTt concert VIII be given
/ Friday night in the opera house for the
/ benefit of the late Professor AIiIier's fam
/ iIv. The Il. Y Z orchestra the Opera
! House orchestra. the B. Y. Z. choir the
/ 3. Y L Dramatic company and the lead
ing sOlOistS of the city will take part in
! the programme. which viii be one of ex-
J ceptiona1 merit The Opera House COM
/ pany gives free use of the house. and it is
/ expected 4 large audience of Provo peo-
[ ole who are aDDreciative of Professor Mil
/ ler's services. viii attend and swell the
/ proceeds to something way up in the
/ hundreds