Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-17

| week and expects by Feb. ! to have
several dozen buggies, Surveys and de-
| livery wagons ready for market. The
| company will also job paints and other
materials.
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
1 DR.. Widtsoe, Prof Merrill and Prof.
| Homer of the Brigham Young uniyer-
sity left Friday for Nephi to hold a
farmers institute there. Saturday
| Prof. Lund and others of the music
| department went down and gave con-
cert in the evening.
BRYAN-WEIGHT WEDDING.
The roads are In an almost impassa-
| BILE condition on account of the mud.
! Yesterday the trip on free delivery
route No. 1 (the Lake View-Vineyard
route) was abandoned on account OF
the condition OF the road.
A Religion class district convention or
the Utah, Nebo, Alpine and Wasatch
| stakes was held here Friday. Meetings
were held in the university In the fore
| noon and afternoon and In the taber-
| nacle in the evening. There were pres
| ent Of the general board, Elders Kelsch,
| King, Richards and Evans, and stake
| officers of the stakes represented.
EDDlENb DESip'.
Marriage licenses have been Issued
| TO the following couples,
Hyrum c. Evans of Lehi, and Laura
| Robinson, of American FORK. j. Ia
| Nabb, Of Sprlngville, and Belle Pleas
ant of Provo Joseph l., Larsen, OF
Spanish Fork and Sarah Anderson, OF
| Springville
| Ralph b. Weight and Minerva Bryan,
| both of Springville.
| FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
Application has been made in the
| Fourth district court by Mr.. and Mrs.
| Niels Anthem of Spanish Fork, to adopt
| Svea Marie Neusser, 7-year-old girl
| whose parents are in Sweden and d.
| vorced. The mother has gwen legal
| consent to the adoption.
BENJAMIN Schloss of San Francisco
| has commenced suit against William
/ Grant to collect Sl02.S4, alleged To be
| due for merchandise.
| Abstract of judgment from Judge
\ Whtakers court IN the case OF the
| Utah Implement company VS. Henry
| Huntsman, giving judgmet for plaintin
| In the sum of sl33.S6. including attor-
| ney's fees and costs, has been nleo
| in the Fourth district court.
Thomas job nhas been appointed ex-
| ecutor of the last viii and testament OF
| Nels Boberg, deceased.
DEATH OF A CHILD.
VIOLA, the eight year-old daughter OF
| Mr.. and Mrs. John Bennett, died sat
| urday morning from heart failure, fol-
lowing an attack of diphthcria The
interment took place yesterday.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
Tho sneakers at the tabernacle yes
terday We're
The Provo Commercial club will hold
it's first meeting tomorrow evening IN
the commodious quarters lifted up Tor
a home for the club, In the Loose build
ing, on the west OF the Sihoot Drus
comuany's building. The new club
rooms are large an dconvenient, con-
sistIng Of an assembly room, reading
room. pool room, buffet, etc. The club
viii give a housewarming early ia
January
s r. Thurman was down from Salt
Lake yesterday, visiting relatives and
friends. ..
Forest Inspector w w. Clark left
Yesterday for the La Sal forest reserve
which he will inspect and from there
90 To washington. Mr., Clark has IN
snected reserves In Utah, Arizona and
southern Idaho this summer. lie ex-
presses himself we'll satisfied with tho
condition of the reserves, and be-
lieyes they will become popular with
the people. as their benefits become
better understood.
some. Of the Utah county members
| o fthe next legislature visited the
state Mental hospital yesterday for
the purpose OF becoming better ac-
duainted with the needs Of the instl-
| tuition for the benefit OF themselves
| and their associates In the legislature.
Reuben Chapman of American Fork,
has been fined $40 for permitting his
sheep to trespass on the reserve last
November when they were driven
through Daniels canyon.