Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-10-15
PROVO
ELECTION JUDGES APPOINTED
Council Yields "a Doctors Trust
Court-Powcll-N Wight Wedding.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. oct. l5.-At the meeting OF
the city council last evening. city At
torney Thomas presented resolutions
confirming the assessments for side
walk paving districts Nos. and 3. The
resolutions were adopted.
The following members from the sew
cral wards We're appointed TO take
charge of remission OF taxes. Council
men Johnson. Bott Knudsen, Powell
son. Van Wagenen.
The following voting places were de-
signaJod and judges of election APP
pointed for the several districts at the
city election Nov. B.
First Ward-Councu chamber. iudg-
esq G.. d. Glazier, Mary r.. Brereton,
David Openshaw.
Second-Hotel Roberts; judges: II. j..
W. Goddard, Arthur Craven. l.. j..
Ward.
Third-FranklIu school; judges. r. l..
Vincent f. ". belong, Ole b. Olsen,
Jr.
Fourth-Tlnpanogos school; judges
Mrs. Elon Allen, r. T.. Henrichseu, Jr.
JOS j. Johnson.
Fifth-Grier House; judges Mrs.
Conelia Clayton Jasper Bird, Jas. A.
Oliver.
SiXth-Parker school. Judges. e. /.
Jones. r. r.. Thorne. r. W. Brereton.
ScVenth-t1fth ward Westinghouse
basement; Judges Jerry Cluff j. II.
Boshard, Mrs. Annie Gillespie.
Eighth Maeser school. judges Guy
Matson, T. e. Thurman, Mrs. Maria
Ferguson.
The city recorac. presented report or
licenses collected FOR the quarter end
ing Sept 80, 81 444S0.
The recorder also presented his finan-
cial statement for the quarter ending
Sept 30, showing AN oyerdraft I'm the
general fund amounting TO S6.380.4 AZ;
cash in library fund S75L71. and 81
053.04 ia the waterWorks bonds sinking
fund.
The custodians Of the sinking fund
We're authorized to purchase two $1,000
watorworks bonds
YIELDS TO DOCTORS TRUST.
President Booth Of the committee ap-
pointed 20 meet with the physicians TO
consider the question OF salary or fees
for municipal and county work. The
result of the meeting was that the doc
tors had come 10 the conclusion that
s4O0 a year was the lowest possible sal
airy tnat would be- accepted. the city to
furnish man 10 fumigate and ma
terial for fumigatiou, The committee
recommended that the ordinance be
amended so as 10 make the salary $500
a year.
The city attorney was authorized TO
draft an amendment for the ordinance
On conformity with the report OF the
committee.
Councilman Giles wanted 10 know
whether a trust among the doctors 20
fix prices was lawful. The city at
tOrney was uncertain whether the state
law was applicable.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
In the district court Yesterday.
Clarence Boshard was convicted Of a
felony. Sentence was set for 10
o'clock Saturday.
State OF Utah VS.. Ephraim Nash.
demurrer sustained. cause dismissed
without prejudice.
POWELL-WIGHT WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
20 James "A. Wight OF Brigham City
and Lizzie Powell Of Lehl.
NEW HOME MISSIONARIES.
Tho following list OF homo mission
aries. M lst Of whom are new. ,vcro
sustained al the last stake conference.
George s. Taylor. Henry r. Reynolds.
Andrew Kuudson. Simon p. EgRcrt-
sen. Joseph n. Frisby. John e. SVEN
81 %, James t. Brown j. William
Knight John r. booth. l.. "A. Hol-
brook. Charles w Thomas -. Asale
johnson, Seth Booth Homer j. Rich.
James g. DUNN Heber C.. Miller.
Harvey Booth. Charles n. Wentz.
ELIAS A. Gee $. H. Jones. n. d.
Thomas. Hebor A. Knudseu. Monroe
Paxman. william J startup. N. H.
kartchuer Jr. Ray " Wrntz. Elmo
Clun. John Stubs. Jr, James "A.
Ginger samuel h. Bunncn. George
A. Iabriskio Benjamin Larson. n. il.
Nielsen. n. A. Miner, George n. May
CDck Reed Bird.