Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-01
NEW WEEKLY NEWSPAPER.
"salt Lake County Enterprise" VIII be
Published at Murray.

Murray, salt Lake county LEV r.
The Western Guide Publishing company
OF Salt Lake City will start an indepen-
dent weekly for Southern Salt Lake
county under the title OF salt Lake
County Enterprise" with Office In Muir
ray city A number OF citizens of Salt
Lake county have subscribed for
shares OF the company's stock and the
paper will be published on or before
December 10. 1906. The paper will be
Independent in politics and religion,
and will be devoted to every interest
OF southern Salt Lake county. Mr. w.
ID. s. Harrington will be editor and
manager OF the paper and Will take up
his residence In Murray city. Mr.. Har-
rington Is well known TO the business
men Of southern Salt Lake county as Il
business getter and Il newspaper man.
and the success Of the venture Is as
sured from the start. The company
will erect building and install first
class printing plant consisting Of
cylinder and Job presses, linotype ma
chine, etc.
ia BIG MUSICAL FESTIVAL.
A grand musical festival Will BIO CIV
en- In the Murray ward house Monday
evening, Dec. II, and repeated In the
South Cottonwood ward house Tuesday,
Dec. Is, and Granite stake house We'd
nesday, Dec. 10. This musical feast
will be furnished by the combined
choirs OF Murray and South Cotton
wood, consisting OF 20 voices, assisted
by the Murray orchestra OF eight
pieces, Choristers Robinson and Bal
lard have been drilling the two choirs
separately and combined for over three
months.
The writer has recently listened to
their rehearsal and also had the pleas
pre- OF hearing them at the last quar-
terly conference In the stake house, and
can assure the public that they will be
well entertained In attending the sacred
cantatta entitled Daniel"
one OF the objects In getting up this
entertainment Is to assist In building
the new ward house In Murray First
ward. The building will be credit TO
Murray and the stake and Is worthy
of public support from that standpoint;
although all patrons will more than get
their moneys worth from the musicale
itself.
South Cottonwood is certainly enti-
tied to much praise for contributing
It's services to help make 1t sue
cess It is hoped the public will sup
port all performances Ny attending
them In force.
HARVEST OF GRIM REAPER.
Myrtle Louise, the little 9-days-old
daughter of Henry Atwood was buried
at Crescent last Sunday. There were
no services held.
Funeral services were held In the
Winder ward Westinghouse Wednes-
day afternoon over the remains OF
Mrs. Edward Steadman, who had
been married about one year. Inter-
ment took place In the Mill Creek
cemetery.
The mother of AXel Bensen of San
dy was bupied in the Sandy cemetery
Wednesday, Services were held in
the ward house. Mrs. Benson was
about 55 years of age and died of
tuberculosis,
The little 3-year-old daughter Bees
sic, OF Walter Templeton. was buried
In the Mill Creek cemetery Friday.
The services We're held IN the Winder
ward Westinghouse. Bessie died OF
meningitis.
SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL.
The street sprinking committee
made arrangements with Mr.. God
frey to house the sprinkling wagons
at a rental of so cents each per
month. The committee on franchises
had the franchise for street rail-
way system ready to go over with
the city attorney TO present TO the
council at its next regular meeting
for acceptance.
The clerk was instructed to notify
the Progress company to comply with
the water franchise in all respects
SCHOOL NOTES.
Schools closed on Wednesday after
noon for Thanksgiving, and teachers
and pupils will take recess for the