The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-10-16
PROVO CITY COUNCIL
Select Judges for Forthcoming Elec-
ton as Well as Designate
Voting Places,

Provo. Oct 15.-The following business
was transacted at the meeting of the city
council last evening:
A resolution was passed confirming the
assessments for sidewalk paving districts
Nos. and 8.
The following members, one from each
ward. were appointed to investigate appli-
cations of poor and INDECENT for remis-
sion of taxes: Johnson, BOtt, Knudsen,
Poweson and Van Wagenen.
Judges of election for the municipal
election, Nov. 5, were appointed as fol-
lows: First district-C. d. GlazieF, Mary
E. Brereton, David Openshaw. Second dis
trict-H. J. w. Goddard. Arthur Craven,
Z. j. Ward. Third district-T. l.. Vincent.
F. w. DeLong, Ole E. Olsen. Jr. Fourth
district-Mrs Elon Allen E.. c. Hendrick-
sen. jr Joseph ]. Johnson Fifth dis
trict-Mrs. Cornelia Clayton, Jasper BIRD,
James A. Oliver. Sixth district-E. L.
Jones, r. r. Thorne, r. W. Brereton.
Seventh district-Jerry Cuff J. H Bosh-
Guy Matson, 7. E. Thurman, Mrs. Mary
Ferguson.
The following voting places were des-
iSnated: First district, council chamber
Second district. Hotel Roberts, Third dis
trict, Franklin school: Fourth district
Fimpanogos school: Fifth district, Gric r
House; Sixth district. Parker school; Sew
enth district, Fifth ward meeting house;
Eighth district, Maeser school
City Recorder Harding presented a re-
port showing $2444.S0 collected for IL
censes for the quarter ending Sept 30.
The financial report for the quarter
ending Sept. 30. showed an oVerdraft in
the general fund of Sc. $50 ~: cash in Ii
brary fund. s757n, and S2,05304 in the
waterworks fund.
The custodians of the sinking fund were
authorized to purchase two 5000 water
works ponds.
President Booth of the committee ap-
pointed to meet with the physicians to
consider the question of salary for the
city physician. recommended the salary
ordinance be amended SO as to raise the
salary from $500 to $500 a year. The city
attorney was instructed to draft such an
amendment. Councilman Giles wanted to
Know whether a combination to fix prices
on the part of the physicians was not con-
city attorney was uncertain whetlier or
not the law would apply in this case
"A program has been prepared to be OBJ
served at the Brigham Young university
rounders Day exercises TO be held in
the stake tabernacle on Thursday. the
18th inst
Provo, Oct. 1.-THE case of the State vs..
laurence Boshard, charged with an at
tempted criminal assault. was given 10 the
Jury this afternoon. and a verdict rem
dered of guilty as charged The time of
day. 'o'ui
State of Utah VS.. Ephraim Nash. de-
ndrrer sustained, cause dismissed with
gut prejudice. '''
An abstract of Judgment from Justice
Durands court in the case of CoaIvilIe
Cooperative Mercantile Institution VS..
George III. Clark. giving plaintiff judg-
ment for. $3.50 and 4.20 costs. has been
filed In the Fourth district court
marriage license has been issued to
James H. Wight of Brigham City and
Lizzie Powell of Lehi
Violet N. Carter. the year-old daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. Joseph I. Carter.
lied yesterday. The remains will be
buried from the Reorganized church
chapel Tuesday at II O'clock
Miss Catherine Cease has returned from
an extended trip to the east. visiting Chi
cago, New York and other points of in
terest. and spending some time with her
parents in Hastings, Neb.