The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-01-21

EPHRAIM'S NEW COUNCIL
Mayor Sends List of Appointments,
Which Is Confirmed With
out Dissent.

Ephraim. Jan. 20.-The new CITY coun-
ell held its first business session Mon
day evening. The mayor selected the
standing committees and appointed q
number of city officers. The committees
are IS follows:
Judiciary-James Armstrong and Jo-
hansen
Irrigation and Observation-Disclosures
and William J. Armstrong.
Streets and Lighting-Ch Christensen and
Ways and Means-Anderson and Chris
Jensen
Claims-wiIiam ]. Armstrong and An
Public Property and Grounds-Johansen
and William J. Armstrong
Cemetery-James Armstrong and Chris
tensen. anu III -
Police and Observation-Disclosures and
James Armstrong.
Fire Observation-Disclosures and Johan-
sen
Engrossing end Printing-James Arm
strong, and William ]. Armstrong.
Special Audtting-JaDles Armstrong, f
I: Jensen and James Frost.
The mayor sent in the following ap-
council
Estray pound keeper. Rasmus Hansen;
sexton. r. {. SOrenSen; attorney, Eph-
RAIN Hansen; quarantine physician, DR..
charles Jensen; board OF health, DR..
Charles Jensen, Peter Petersen and J. p.
IL L
There are a number of other appoint
ments TO be made It is expected the
mayor viii send them in at the next
regular session of the council.
A baby boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Thorpe Monday morning.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
Of Oscar Nielsen and Miss Kinda Olsen.
both Of this city. TO take place on We'd
nesday. Jan. %.
The Big Springs Electric company of
Fountain Green held its annual election
last week. re-electing the old officers.
The financial report shows that the com
pany is $3.50 to the good for the year.
Negotiations are under way now with
Wales people. the idea being to run wires
up there if support will be given. The
company has given up the idea of ex-
tending to Mount Pleasant and Eph-
rain.
The Bank of Ephraim is now install
ing its furniture preparatory to opening
its doors for public patronage.
Otto Nielsen, secretary Of the Silver
cave Mining company, was out at the
company's property this week receiving
some work which had been done by con-
tract He reports everything as first
class at the mine
William Larsen and Hyrum Dorius left
Wednesday for the CIawsen group OF
mining claims at Marysvale, where they
have obtained work for the winter.
Ole Larsen. superintendent of the Log
Cabin mine is at MarySVale this week.
Mrs. William ROsquist is visiting with
relatives and friends in Manti
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Jensen and Peter
Olsen of Emery county are in attend
ance at the bedside Of their mother, who
is very sick at the home of Willard
Pehrsen in this city.
Mrs. Charles EmbIey of Centerfield was
visiting with ner daughter. Mrs. James
L. Willardsen, in this city Tuesday.
Two huge mountain lions were killed
by Oscar OtterstrOm and Joseph Olsen
this week in the foothills northeast OF
this city.
Mrs. Chris Thorpe of AxtelI is visit
ing with relatives and friends in this
citv-
Miss Caroline Nielsen and Miss Clara
Christensen of Centerfield were Ephraim
VisitCgs this week
The Silver Cave Mining company's as
sessment Of One-sixth of a cent per
share will become delinquent on Jan.
25th.
County Superintendent of Schools a.
/. Larsen reports an appOrtOnment from
the state district school fund amounting
to S1S.O2S92 for Sanpete county, on a ba-
sis of 1894 per capita. Said sum is dis
tributed to the respective districts in pro-
portion CT their school population.