Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-05
PROVO.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
sudden Death of Mrs. Loyina Rogers--
{. l.. Hamilton Passes Away
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspo
Provo June j.-The city council held
an executive session last evening n
which the matter OF saving the Bridal
Veil falls was considered. on arising
the commltte reported in favor OF
authorizing the mayor and the presi-
dent of the council 90 take thc neces-
g,ry stems 20 protect the falls If p"'-
sible II is believed jhey viii move
10 have the country east of PROV"
made q forest reserve Boo order ina,
the falls may Be preserved from de-
struction by being diverted Tor power
purposes.
I'm the open session letter was read
from Supt. Nau Houseu az The san
Pedro Railroad company stating mar
the engineering department ~ his road
did not consider the piles az The bridge
IN Provo river would greatly impede
the flow Of the water, and that The
company did not now see IT'S way clear
10 remove them. The letter was iu rec
ply TO a communication from the city
recorder who ou the instruction OF the
council asked that the piles be- remoV-
ed. tho council considering that IA
view ~ the impending high water that
the piles would obstruct the water 90 a
degree that would be- dangerous
The contract Tor putting In street
crossings vas let TO $. Il. Belmont for
1891.
Tho Watermaster was authorized 10
employ the necessary men 10 clean out
the water bitches
Councilman Bolt reported that the
plans for the electric power plant pro-
posed 10 be built by the city were now
being prepared by Consulting Engineer
Kelsey
on motion Of Councilman johnson
the matter Of having he electric light
poles In narrow streets moved near the
lire ~ the telephone poles was referred
20 the committee ON railroads and tele-
graph lines.
Councilmen Johnson. Gray. Miller
Powelson and Partridge were appointed
q committee 20 meet with the county
commissioners 10 discuss the abatement
and remission Of taxes OF ndigeuts.
SUDDEN DEATH OF MRS ROGERS
Mrs. Diana Loyina Rogers died sud-
denly yesterday afternoon at ans
O'Clock al her home I'm the Fifth vdll
from leakage ~ the heart She was
about 90 go ON the Bench with her sou-
in-law and daughter, Mt and Mrs Leo
Halliday and fell ON the doorsteps and
died Immediately
Mrs Rogers Was born I'm Warsaw.
Mo. sept 1896 and 'Sas married
20 the late Euel NJ Rogers at Enter
prise. Mo Dec. s. lSis In 1862 the
family came 20 Utah and located 90
Draper. where they became members Of
the Church. They afterwards moved
10 Moroni. and later 10 Provo. whore
Mrs Rogers has lived for many years.
She has made many friends by her hoe
Bile womauly qualities Five ChIldr.u
and 10 grandchildren survive her Her
sou-in-law aud daughter Mr. and Nrs.
chris Jensen, Of Mag1th. Alberta,
Canada. have been notified OF her
death. and the time of the funeral VIII
not he fixed TIN they are heard from.
C. J.. HAMILTON PASSES AWAY
Cd. Hamilton OF salt Lake died yes
terday forenoon al $3.50 o'clock az ne
home NJ MS father-ln-law. George 7
Taylor OF Lake View. after several
months illness from tuberculosis Mr.
Hamilton was born iu Richland cent ar
Wisconsin Al wears ago. He has been
in Ttah lq wears. arid has been I'm the
railway Geographic service having been
chief dispatcher ~ the u. & r. g. D
the salt Lake Office for several Yeas,
un io last October. when illness CONE
PEELED him 20 cease work Since then
he has made his home IN Lake View,
and has also made q trip 10 California IN
the hope of obtaining relief from The
u i,. lti.t ,' ,..,,,-5 f,,'i an .,.i,,
OF all loving attention and skilful treat
ment could do 20 relieve him. 4 VIE
aud one child survive him. 10 whom ne
sincere sympathy of many friends viii
hc extended.
The remains were iake0 70 Nali Lake
This morning aud tuneFai services VIII
10 held M the FAMILY residence, w tl'i
First South street - O'Clock we'd
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