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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

ana killed by Clarence Howard at
Bingham
j. II. Dolllns carpenter. fen to
his death az Garfield
l5-Iim Donaldson was held TO the
district court under $1,000 bonds for
completely On the McNhrter robbery.
salt Lake was visited by q heavy
wind. this time from the northwest
1.-the supreme court OF Utah de-
cided IN favor Of Mrs. Annie +. A.
Hilton IN the DR.. Park Will contest
Dick Hyland got the decision over
Cyclone Thompson In 20round con-
test at ogden
1.-THE T.. Of L. football team beat
Boulder. colo, with a score OF 10 to 0,
in Salt Lake.
lS-Mrs. Emily Hoagland Cannon OF
Salt Lake was buried
20-The case OF d. G. Musser and
G. a. Smurihwaitc against President
Joseph F. Smith. for an accounting OF
tiihlng funds. was dismissed az request
OF PLAINTIFFS attorneys
22-WlIam f. A. Iunes. a Nevada
mining man. committed suicide In
Salt Lake rooming house, by strangling
himself with his suspenders
24--Thomas White. blacksmith was
shot and killed at Bingham. II Is sup
posed he was murdered
ga second session Of the interstate
commerce commission convened In salt
Lake.
2S--The name Of Senator Warren be-
came involved IN the hearing OF coal
land frauds before the interstate COM
mercc commission
29- Albert Iachreson, aged H. OF Salt
Lake, accidentally shot and killed him
self while rabbit hunting In Cedar val
lcy
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March,.

March 3--IIenry f.. Bowring. a vet
eran actor Of Utah, died at Brigham
city, aged S.
6--Mrs Wlhelmina Marie Lam
bourne. wife OF Artist Alfred Lam
bourne, died 3ged g.
S-Mrs. Ellen Fielding Burton, wife
of w. w. Burton, died at Ogden.
l0-Thomas Howard, a pioneer paper
maker of Utah, died. aged 81.
Miss Jessie Drew, a prominent Salt
Lake school teacher. died.
l2-George HedFer, a well known Salt
Lake fiuto and piccolo player, died
l7-Richard Matthews, pioneer
stereotyper and pressman, for 40 years
an employe Of the News" died.
1s--John G. Graham, editor OF the
Provo Inquirer, died. aged 81 years.
90-prof. Ebenezer Beesley vet
eran Salt Lake musician, died, aged
66 years.
23-Homer Duncan, n pioneer OF
Utah, died at his home in Salt Lake,
aged 81 years.
25-Prof. Jacob Franklin Miller, Of
the b. Y. college AT Logan. died,
Civilian Y. Jones, veteran
basso OF the tabernacle choir, died.
29-Vivian McCune, second son Of
Mr.. and Mrs A. w McCune, died IN
New York.
3l--Mrs. Mary Hout2 Snow. widow Of
President Lorenzo Snow, died at Brig
ham City.
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January.
1870 Insenh n. smith and par-

.s,aent Joseph +. Smith and par
l-l,,rned from sharon, VI,
y rso american" party assumed
IN ,, az the Salt Lake City govern
nent s,aunenberg OF Idaho, as
.sssInated Dec. 50, was buried at
Boise. y rarome lectured in Salt
lake ,,ar was found on Ensign
a w,ith a bullet In his brain.
reaHii ain SNOWFALL, 10 years old, was
~, n,augled by street car while
n s.i In salt Lake.
es', ciarence Murphy, 10 years old, ac-
,.1tSn, SHOT and killed his uncle,
eos. sS channel while showing him his
,',ssrs revolver.
h,ns was announced that Judge
.rs W Bartch would resign from
". I-,ah eupreme bench.
w -,sb, Irtah men lost their lives In
bas,ljdes six at Alta, one In Ameri-
ssn Fork canyon, and one at Eureka.
- ~--At Rdise, LA, Henry Neuehau-
-, sbot and killed Ollie Powell, who
w VA rejected his suit, and seriously
". Weed her iiancea. Robert Gray, ana
wv ,,thet and sister. Mrs, Robert o.
w. We ana Lillian Gray. Neuebaumer
@ss w, himself.
y, President Roosevelt nominated
wlIIam spry U. s. marshal for Utah
mo T. of y. won q debate against
poglder colo,
"a "see America First" congress
,.ryenei In salt Lake.
G-Mormon missionaries were mob
NJ m Harker's Island, N, c., and tho
.,,tlnghe,asa burned.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
February.

6--Apostle Mariner w Merrill died
at his home In Richmond, Utah, in his
14th year,
Rev II. NJ. Kirby. first rector Of St.,
Marks cathedral and founder OF Row
land hall. died at Potsdam, N. Y.
so. C. Ellison, one Of the founders
Of the national irrigation congress-
died at Guayamas Mexico.
1s-Prof, Robert Harry Lolselle, a
Salt Lake dancing master, died.
l9-Albert j. Gregory, prominent
railroad man. died in the Provo mental
hospital from injuries received by a
sand Dagger" In Denver.
2l-Judge Henry Rives died at st.
Marks hospital. Salt Lake
22--Mrs. Walter j. Lewis, Of salt
Lake. died from typhoid fever.
John s. Lindsay veteran Utah actor
died, aged &C.
27-Mrs Geo, A. Truman mother OF
Mrs. w Mont Ferry, died while visit
ing her daughter in Salt Lake.
2s-Andrew S. Low a well known Salt
Lake travelling salesman, died suddenly
OF apoplexy.
2s-Frank Checketts OF Ogden, aged
IS shot and killed his father, Joseph
Checketts, in defense Of his mother.
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November.

&c. A. Aamodt. a Bingham painter.
was run down and killed by freight
train.
SAN unknown man was decapitated
by q Short Line train In Salt Lake.
Judge Marshall OF the federal court
rendered a decision in the smelter
smoke case, in favor Of the farmers.
6-Utah went heavily Republican, and
the entire Republican ticket was elect
ed In Salt Lake county
&c. A. Griffith OF r.. 4. city. Tooele
county, was fatally injured BY falling
down an embankment.
S--A receiver was appointed Tor the
Ogden jurisdiction OF the A. o. u. w.
9-Ell Perkins lectured IA salt Lake.
l0-L. Y, Martin, a young salt Laker
threw a stone al Edna Prescott
woman OF the town. seriously injuring
her.
ll--Frank cisco of Bingham, an on
locker, was killed by a rock thrown
by stephen I.uCkiCie at another man,
during ~ street fight.
Ex-senator Robert I.alfOllette Of Wis
consin lectured in Salt Lake
l3-The hearing commenced OF Jim
Donaldson, for robbing the McWhirter
brothers
Judge Murshall's decree IN the smell
ter smoke case was entered 20 become
of force 80 days later.
n-Robert $. Campbell for several
years manager Of the Utah Light q
Railway company, resigned from that
position
Frank Yoursk, an Italian, was shot
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13-Afr. Worthlngtou, OF counsel for
Senator Smoot made final argument
A restraining order was granted in
the federal court against Theo. Torch
playing Her Fatal Love" in Salt Lake,
It being alleged that the play was Ned
Royle's "The Squaw Man"
l4-An incipient riot was engaged In
by striking Greeks at Bingham June.
ton.
B-Four- year-old Patsy sullivan
wandered from his home in Salt Lake
into City Creek canyon. where he was
exposed for 20 hours, but was rescued
uninjured.
1s--At Riohaeld. Utah, Joseph Smith.
aged a. was killed by being dashed
against telephone pole by horse he
was riding.
Prof. Edward II. Lemarc, noted Eng
llsh organlst and composer gave re-
cltal in Salt Lake
ls-San Francisco and other places
along the Pacific coast were visited by
one OF the most disastrous earthquakes
in history.
i9--The Church OF Jesus Christ Of
Latter-day Saints contributed $4,000
to the San Francisco relief fund.
The old Margetts brewery OF Salt
Lake was completely destroyed By fire.
20-Mrs Annie Lyman King, wife OF
Judge William II. King. was buried.
The Deseret News "scooped" this
world on the publication of San Fran
cisco earthquake pictures.
2l-Thck streams of San Francisco
refugees began arriving in UTAH where
they were Hospitality received.
22-Thomas A. Clawson succeeded
Orson +. Whitney as bishop OF the
Eiehteenth ward
23-Erlk Backlund. a prisoner at the
Salt Lake county Jail hanged himself.
Mayor Thomson vetoed appropria-
tlon made by Salt Lake city council OF
500 Cor s. +. Relief fund.
24-The Utah state board Of examiners
approved the voting machine project
for Utah.
26-Prof. Horace H. Cummings sue
ceeded J. NJ. Tanner as superintendent
Of Church schools,
27-The distinguished violinist Kube-
Tx, gave concert IN the Salt Lake
tabernacle.
County Atty. 2. Z. Christensen pre-
vented a prize fight between Dick Hy-
land and Young Corbett at the salt
Lake Salt Palace.
9O--The commissioners Of Salt Lake
county and the city council committee
purchased 40 voting machines
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October.

5-Miss Annie Bowring of salt Lake
died az ogden.
l2-Mrs. May Jenkins Needham died
In Salt Lake.
l3-Mrs. Elizabeth Davis, widow OF
John 5 Davis ano mother Of Mrs. Jo-
seph L. Rawlins, died In salt Lake
city aged SO.
Mrs Eliza Morris. widow Of Hugh
c. Morris died al Samaria. Ida
Judge Thomas Marshall died at his
home IN Salt Lake.
l4-Bishop Eli Bennett of Cedar VAL
ley died.
l6-Willam II. Foster, an esteemed
citizen of Salt Lake, died.
lS-Mrs olive Woolley Kimball, wlfe
OF President Andrew Kimball OF st.
Joseph stake. died IN Salt Lake.
Arthur b. Winter son OF Church Re"
porter Arthur Winter, died; aged 10.
l9-Mrs. Emily Hill Woodmansee,
noted salt Lake poetess. died.
25-Col J. Morris Young, civil war
veteran, died OF apopleXy IN Salt Lake.
Mrs. Susan Harker, a pioneer Of 1877.
died al Tayorsville.
2s-Lous c. Shurtliff. son OF Presi-
dent l.. W. Shurtliff Of Weber died.
&C p. Held OF Salt Lake died as a
result OF being crushed by baggage
truck.
SO-Mads p. Madsen, a well known
travelling salesman for z. C. NJ. l. died.
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ar. b. Shepherd Of Salt Lake was
convicted on two counts of sending In
decent matter through the mails,
John A. Evans, cashier or the
News" fell from a street car ana re-
ceived injuries from which he AFTER
wards died
6-Alphon2o Jensen Of Richhed, Utah,
was killed by lightning.
Hon. b. II. Roberts addressed large
audience on Socialism at Federation or
Labor Hall.
The Boyle furniture warehouse and
other buildings were destroyed BY fre
at ogden. Loss $4,000.
9--Joseph Peteene, a convict In the
Utah state prison, died from injuries
received from the hands of James Cor
don, another prisoner.
l0--A young colored woman named
Hannah Keyes was drowned IN ogden
river while crossing on a footbridge.
11-Lou Mason, a miner was blown
10 pieces by an explosion in the Silver
King mine at Park City.
l2--The old Davis Deaconess' Home
building on Third South collapsed, dam
aging adjoining buildings.
l3-The new Presbyterian church on
east South Temple street was dedicated.
l4-Alexander Mckay, an aged man,
was killed by a Murray street car.
l6-Judge Willis Brown Of the juve-
nile court was "whitewashed' by the
juvenile court commission.
17--Saltair beach was sold TO COM
pany composed Of n. w. Clayton. C.
w. Nibley. ]. f. Langford, and others.
lS-The Western Pacific railroad be-
gan laying rails westward from Salt
Lake City.
lo-L. F. Zimmerman, engineer, and
Mark :, Irwin, fireman. both Of ogden,
were killed in wreck on the Southern
Pacific.
Il. b. Shepard, a Salt Lake attorney,
was sentenced TO 10 months imprlson-
ment, for sending obscene literature
through the mails.
Goat the Provo mental hospital Will
liam Meyers killed William Savage, an
other inmate.
2l-The disgrace OF ex-Dean James
b, Eddie OF St Marks cathedral, was
publicly announced. .
Madame Bernhard played Camille
at Saltair.
22-Ogden experienced the most dam
aging fire In her history--loss nearly
100000.
A. e. Blunck sold his interests in the
lntermountain Republican and retired
from that paper,
ga deal was closed whereby the
Church Of Jesus Christ OF I.atter-day
Saints became possessor OF the press
upon which the first edition OF the Book
Of Mormon was printed.
T-Nearly every city In Utah was
visited by a heavy downpour OF rain
Eight Mexican sheepherders were
drowned In cloudburst just across the
Utah-Nevada line.
Atty. Elijah Farr OF Ogden was killed
by the elevator OF the First National
bank building In that city.
sO-Part OF the great dam In the Sc
vier river reservoir slid out.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
September.

l-Joseph Hail, an ogden pioneer, diot
in that city, aged 81.
Isaac Riddle. a pioneer Of Utah. diet
at Provo.
MARY Ann Taylor Edward. wife OF
Alexander Edward, died In Salt Lake
Mrs. Agnes Cross Douglas grand.
mother OF John J. Mcclellan, died 81
Pay5on
S--Eli2a sadcr mother OF Herr!
Sadler. died, aged IS.
9--Charles o. Card, prominent citi'
zen Of Logan died.
l3-Sarah b. Layton. widow 0f Chris
tophor Layton died at Kaysylle,
lS--Wllliam Price, formerly BISHOP
Of Goshen. died IN salt Lake. aged IS
19-Snyder l.. Hague a promlnen'
salt Lake newspaper man, died,
2l-Mrs Hannah Smith, widow Of
President George a. smith, died Al
Provo
22-Benianin Beer, an old tint
resident OF the Tenth ward, salt LAKE
City died, aged "a.
Miss Allie Miller Of Salt Lake, died
IN Los Angeles, Cal
Mrs. Sarah Daft wealthy Salt LAKE
woman, died.
r, w. Pittman, formerly OF Salt Lake
died at Seattle, Wash.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
June.

1.-The senate committee, by vote OF
7 TO o, declared That Senator Reed
Smoot was not entitled to his scat,
ALI the miners in the Day West
mine at tark city went out on a strike.
The Blackhurst reservoir near Pres
ton, Ida,, went out, doing mucn dam
age.
o--The clerk and guests OF the Reed
hotel, vgaen. were heid up and robbed
ny ione masked roober,
"A larse number OF Colorado newspa-
per men visited salt Lake.
i--nirain h, bootn or salt Lake was
appointed 10 succeed Joseph Lippman
as onited states district attorney for
Utah.
1nomas r. Feeny, lIneman, was
electrucuted wniie stringing wires at
bingham.
Sine United Commercial Travellers
met.in convention In Ogden Thousands
were In attendance.
The KaysylAe reservoir went out.
doing mucn damage. Mrs. Hyrum
stewart died from fright.
9-William Kent, an Ogden barber,
died suddenly, while at work.
ll--An attempt was made to assas-
sInate d, b. Woodland and vile OF
Wizard. Utah.
William Bulge, for many years pres
ldent Of Bear Lake stake, was sue
ceeded by Joseph H. Shepherd.
liza strike OF the employees Of the
Utah Light 4 Power company was
narrowly ayerted.
Niels c. Rasmussen was drowned In
Manti Creek.
Greeks engaged in q riot at Garfield
requiring SO deputy marshals to main
tain order.
l6--The plant OF the Salt Lake Tri-
bune was destroyed by FIRE: loss $4,000
il-Dell Epperson, aged q, was killed
by falling from a swing In Liberty
park
is--Danlel j. Driscol. aged "a. was
killed In the Metcalf bottllng works by
the explosion Of tank.
l9--An agreement was entered into
between the Utah Light G Railway
company and its employees, whereby a
strike was averted.
Thomas Tayson was killed by a fall
ing telephone pole just west OF Salt
Lake.
20---William ]. Larkins OF Farr West,
Weber county. was killed by being run
over by load OF hay.
2i--Ora f. Page accused Laurence
Farso Of having tisd to assassInate
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November.

2-Mrs. Mary Black. Utah pioneer
OF 1s47 died at ogden, aged 80 years.
3-B w salisbury, of Salt Lake,
died, aged So years.
4-David r. GIL. Sr., died in Salt
Lake.
5-Bishop j. NJ. secrlst, of Farming
ton, died at Garland,
11-Sylvester S. Phippen, an old time
Salt Laker. died.
lex Bishop James c. Watson, OF
the sixth ward. Salt Lake city, died.
l7-Mrs. Anna NJ Calder, widow or
d. O. Calder. died in Salt Lake.
1s-Miss Olga Dahlquist, a promising
young lady OF Salt Lake, died.
19-John II. Salisbury, a young salt
Laker. died from Brights disease.
22--George Albert Lyman, son or
President Francis NJ. Lyman, died In
Salt Lake.
25-Ex- Governor Frank w Hunt OF
Idaho, died at Goldheld New. OF
pneumonia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
Fe6ruary:

s-Hlran Tyree, president OF Con-
,ss1tal Life Insurance company, gave
Snstf up for alleged classifying of
records
lin a wreck on the Salt Lake Route
rc,duttors G. w. Meyers and w. 7.
rngles were killed.
s-Dr. +. S. Payne. OF Salt Lake, was
,eultied Of a charge of murder. The
~ resulted from malpractice.
"A missed shot" on the Western
pdic west OF Grantsville. Utah, killed
Are men ana injured fve.
Prof W. NJ. Wolfe testified in the
az of Senator Smoot at Washington.
l-Henry w. Lawrence was on the
STRESS stand in the Smoot case.
s-The protestants IN the Smoot in
yseIgqilon closed their case.
COL joseph GeoGhegon resigned from
|se Utah National guard.
TIA large party OF Montana news
nptr men visited Salt Lake en- route
b lOs Angeles.
ll-Wiliam ' Lynch succeeded Wiz
". spry as chairman of the state
lri N0ard.
g-dtv Councilman Fred w. Cham
kH of ogden was pronounced by q
Nr 10 be guilty OF fraud.
a-Dean Penniman, OF the Univer-
rr Of Pennsylvania, lectured In Salt
bic.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

LkoS % are inches Of snow fell in salt
|tok i nj, SSo'eman, a colored man. mis-
nerrbssuutnn F. Larsen, a commission
On H. ,'N loi a holdup and Killed him
rounS. Guy and county building
ahrv' Yrs s., NJ; A. Bishop Of Salt Lake
s-ons Wa. a, ''arlly insane.
|nnfersr we last dav OF the general
tfsop r Elders George f. Richards,
|xsy w.. whitney and David o. Me-
n Hay, ehosen apostles and Charles
|hsher,. was made one of the seven
|tan I'm .; Murphy. an o. s. L. railroad
|rssr ana ION . a bridge over the Weber
Ahs a.,l y was drowned ~" "s"e'
|hvIled q "onn Salt Lake Junk dealer
|klle a a,nI and himself swallowed earn
|aal ''o' purposely, The dose proved we
|lsisn' ' Ss a. Crosby, aged "a. ~
|ls hanged himself In tbe rear sa' :" 81
|fsaHsp,t u q &C, Carlisle made the opening
| N the case Of Senator smoot'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
March,.

l-ope Read, the novelist, lectured
"a Salt Lake
3--Judge ]. A. Howell OF the Second
district court. ruled the juvenile court
70 be constitutional
5-A letter Of praise for the bravery
81 Mormon missionaries during de-
sTucuyo tornado that visited Tahiti,
was received from the Z. s. consul by
President Joseph +. Smith.
Capt. Workman, for 30 years Oh
PIE SAT- Lake fire department, was
|tisted by American party leaders,
AelIlh u, Mangum. a young Salt
lAer was Killed in a mine at Para
Charles Miller. an Ogden burglar.
" uied 10 escape, was shot by an
eN The bullet struck Bible in
ITs pocket, and his life was saved.
l-Anold Giauque succeeded James
G Watson as bishop of the Sixth, Salt
LAKE city. ward.
IA heavy storm of snow and wind
| Fstfi nearly alb parts of Utah,
| ne American" members OF the Salt
Aif city council voted $4,000 extras"
bR j. Moran on Cottonwood conduit.
fYt Mormon members OF the Salt
ASe police force were removed by
lfi Sheets.
Twelve witnesses were summoned
Washington by the defense In the
s,ator Smoot case.
R-Many persons were killed IN n
Vision between u. & II, G.. passenger
nns just across the Utah line.
Avatore Marsola, an ls.year-old
nlau, was run over ard killed by
~ Lake street car.
Pa memorial meeting was held in
sSalt Lake assembly hall I'm honor OF
10 Susan Il. Anthony.
NLieuL Raymond c. Naylor was
ted as adjutant general Of the ma
lal guard of Utah, by Gov. Cutler.
succeeded Col. Joseph Geoghegan.
NY George Halverson OF ogden be-
criminal libel suit against VIII
aa Glasnann and Frank Francis OF
Ogden Standard
s-Chares II. Meyer, william d.
haywood and George A. ett'bone
aaed rot guilty at Boise, OF the
Alfier Of eX-Gov. Frank Steunenberg.
me bolv Of a man was found by
,llaFon, il the Jordan river. 1t proved
be Geo. NJ Smith of Tooele county.
4-llran Tyree. president OF the
uunenlal Life Insurance company.
~ held TO the district court on a
-oige Of falsIiying records.
teL Willard Young was chosen presi-
wy o. The L, d. S. university to sue
0sl Proi. ] H. Paul.
p x Thompson was appointed
0sNer OF the Salt Lake land office
succeed George Albert Smith and
suE D. Hobbs was reappolnted re-
the funeral Of Prof. Ebenezsr
icy was held from the Salt Lake
a.sembly hall.
hsal persons were killei in rail-
ss wreck near Casper, Wyo.
MISS Gertrude Lake. a stem
p1sr went into the office of the
1l, Power company. Salt Lake,
VA swallowed a fatal dose OF carbollc
g.. me last evidence IN the csse OF
n. a'ur Heed Smoot WINS submitted to
,~, V0molttee on privileges and cleo
N,lhe Idaho state University at
~ "a, was DESTROYED ny FIRE.
;. .. W MrCune snld Callers Park
|h,i ,n,lnna- OF local men who organ
J vac VaIder's Park company.
,1 Nv Thon'7. a co'orel man was &C.
|nn5,,m " Thru Sls.rlct court OF
ors5 m1ns Harry Wilson. another COL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
July.

William NJ. Ottinger, gifted
photographer, died at Ogden.
6--John Green, a well known Salt
Lake Democratic politician. died OF
paralysis.
S-Brig. Gen John S. Witcher died
at his home In Salt Lake
12--Willam A. Ray died suddenly
at Garland, Utah,
16--Mrs. l.. G Sloan Of Salt Lake.
died at Long Beach, Cal.
2i-Heber c. Kimball, a prominent
young Salt Laker died.
2s-Contractor Frank W. Lewis OF
Salt Lake, died from injuries received
by falling from the Walker Bros. an
mex
30--Mrs. Elizabeth Aldridge Evans,
died at her home In Salt Lake
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
January.

MRS. Sarah S. Fullmer, widow OF
David Fullmer, early pioneer, died.
5--Prof. Thomas Radcliffe, a noted
Salt Lake organist, died suddenly.
6-Mrs. Alma Katz. mother of Mrs
Heber NJ Wells, died.
lot. II. Garsides, a sheepman Of
Riyerton, Utah. was assassnated By
cattlemen near Burnt Fork Wyo
il-Mrs. Diana Holhrooh Drake, the
last surviving member Of lions camp,
died at Centerville.
l5--Ambrose Shaw, Utah pioneer OF
lSi7, died at ogden.
3l-Prof Albert Miller Of the b. Y,
T., Provo died Of pneumonia.
David II. Allen son Of Prof, David r,
Allen was killed by load OF gravel
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
April.

1O-Wllllam Il. Dougall, Jr., a prom
inent young Salt Laker, died after an
operation for stomach trouble.
liars. Sarah Eyerard, a wealthy
member of the Mormon Church, died
in London
l6-Mrs. Annie Lyman King, wife OF
Judge William III. King, died Ia Kansas
City, while on a visit there.
24-Patriarch Ola n. Lilienqulst. Of
Hyum. Utah, died at ReNburg, Idaho.
25--Mrs. Elizabeth j. Stevenson, Wild
Ow OF Edward Stevenson, died In Emery
sion.
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August.

3-James p. Law. a well known cltl-
zen OF Cache county died IN Salt Lake.
l5-Miss Allane Crismon. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Crismon. died
l6-Judge John NJ. Coombs OF Salt
Lake, died from dropsy.
2l--Mrs. Ellis, wife of Judge A. C.
Ellis, died at Portland. en- route to
Alaska.
26-Edward Lloyd Parry. master
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him in ogden canyon
21-EImer d. Murdoch, aged 80. COM
mitted suicide IN Salt Lake city by
shooting himself
Atty. :. p Armstrong filed an aslGa-
Wit asking thai President Joseph f.
Smith be cited in court, FOR certain al
legged remarks in priesthood meeting
2S-John c. Hayes Was run down and
30.-Fred Tof. Grantsville man.
committed suicide at Garfield, by hang
ing
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NEUROLOGY.

5-George OponshaN, who dug tha
grave of President Brigham Young,
died in Salt Lake, aged 80 years.
ls-Miss Alice Richards, daughter Of
Dr. :. /. Richards died
2S-Mrs. Martha Roach Pugsley, wi
dow Of Phillip Pugsley and mother Of
Mrs, Ezra Thompson. died.
95-Clements r. Horsley, an old time
Salt Lake actor died.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

27--Justice of the Peace c. +. Du-
rand of Murray. was arrested for
threatening the life Of Editor J. y.
Barlow Of the Eagle.
2s---Juia Dean. Salt Lake actress,
was married to Ormo Caldara. In Chi
cagO.
39--The sixteenth annual meeting
OF the Western Surgical and Gyneco-
logical association convened In salt
Lake.
Peter Hanson and daughter of Salt
Lake were burned to death in Butte
rooming house.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

mason and builder Of the ST. George
ana Mauti temples, died in Manti.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15

The new directory OF the Titan Light
g. Railway company assumed coatrol.