Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10

The city council Tuesday night trans
acted the following business. The ely
attorney asked to delay the gublica-
more ordinances are passed. The street
lighting committee reported that the
present arc lights are badly impaired
and that the whole fixtures are out
OF order and seriously need repairing
which would require an outlay of $40
to put them In iirst-class condition.
The committee also reported that II
would require an outlay of at least
$500 to light up state street to the
city limits. and the committee consider
that this expense is far greater than
the city finances Justify at the present
time, and suggest that the Installing
OF these lights be deferred.
The Utah IMPLEMENT Co. asked the
council to grant 1t che privilege OF put
ting in wagon scales on State street
whore Il IS intersected by Vine street.
Michael Mauss was appointed license
collector for the city at salary Of
$40 month. The clerk was ordered
to draw warrant on the treasury for
800, 10 be paid to stephen l.. Richards
for revising the city ordinances.
II was moved aud carried that the
dog ordinance be enforced
DEATH OF PROMISING YOUTH.
The hand Of death has visited the
home Of John L. and Nina McOmie OF
Murray and robbed them OF their son
Ruel v, after a lingering Illness OF
nearly three years, Tho cause Of his
death was tuberculous peritonitis. He
was fifteen years and two days old at
the time of his death, which occurred
Thursday evening shortly after .
o'clock. He struggled manfully and
hopefully with the grim reaper
throughout his entire sickness. Every
thing that kind and loving hands could
do for his recovery has been done and
his sorrowing parents are left without
a regret as TO anything that might have
been done. The remains may be viewed
at the family residence on Vine street,
Sunday morning, from 10 TO 1880,
The funeral services viii be held In the
South Cottonwood ward house Sunday,
Feb II, at 1915. Friends are invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. McOme have the sym
pathy OF the entire community in their
sad bereavement
OLD RESIDENT SUMMONED.
S.A. Ahlberg. q resident Of this place
for 20 years. departed this life yester-
day morning at the age OF SO, Mr..
Ahlberg was interested In the mercan-
tile business here for a number OF
years and Is no small owner OF prop
erty. He is member OF the Ancient
order of Foresters and his viii pro-
vides that he be cremated under the
direction of VIM Bishop who VIII ac-
company the body to San Francisco
for this purpose. The body Is now at
the Banks undertaking parlors. being
prepared for shipping. No family
mourns the loss OF the deceased, as he
never took the responsibility OF mar
rled life. The funeral services will be
held later for which notice Is forth
coming.
BUSINESS MEN ENTHUSIASTIC.
G. CART of Ogden met with the MUIR
ray Business Mems association We'd
nesday night TO discuss matters relat-
ing to the establishment Of Il sill and
door mill. After the situation had been
thoroughly considered and explained,
IL WAS proposed that President r. e..
Howe take MIR. Cart over the country
showing him the different locations
and many advantages here
This being disposed OF the official
badge came up for discussion and the
symbolical phrase Keep an Eye on
Murray" was adopted The station
cry stamp Help Utah, Murray will
help herself" was also adopted. The
stationery committee was instructed
Co order sufficient number OF buttons
and have good supply OF envelopes
ana letter heads printed. The closing
feature was that all the members paid
up their membership fees year In ad-
vance.
MANUFACTURING MAN ENTER
TANNED.
President +. G. Howe OF the Murray
Business Mems association took Mr., {,
Cart for a drive over the city. MI
CART Is here looking up location suit
able for the establishment OF Il sill and
door mill. He Is firm believe IN
home manufacturing and has been look
ing over the northern part OF this state
and Idaho for what he calls pront-
able Mace for such an enterprise. He Is
very much Impressed with this county
thinking II the most profitable IN the
mountain country. His plans are ncW
being drawn for permanent installation
FUNERAL OF c. \. NORTH.
The funeral services over the remains
of Charles Addison North We're held
from the Winder ward Westinghouse
sunday at II o'clock. Bishop Joseph ~
Cornwall presided. Patriarch john
Cook offered the opening prayer. Many
friends and relatives were IN attendance
members OF Murray ward furnishing
the music Bishop James G. Hamilton
OF NH Creek, and Elders William II
Hill and John Rider Arthur +, Barnes
and d. l.. Davis OF Salt Lake city
| feelngly spoke OF the deceased as az
Indulgent father and az an honest ant
upright man IN all the affairs of life
ever faithful 10 his religion and true t.
| his country
A few closing remarks were ther
| spoken by Bishop Cornwall, A quartet
| then sang shall We Meet Bishop
| James u. Cummings OF MILFORD, pro-
nounced the benedictlon. The remains
were taken 60 the Salt Lake City Gem
etery for interment
The play Conrad, or the Hand OF G
| Friend" was played IN the Wlndel
ward house Saturday evening and wat
| q financial success
An order was placed the other day
| with an eastern Arm for 1877 chairs q
| furnish the auditorium In the new
| Winder ward house.
NEWS BRIEFS.
There IS evidence that something on
| OF the ordinary Is going TO happen II