Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-05
Today ; Ogden News

company, 20 copies OF the session laws
of 1907 at 81 each.
Supt. Hanson reported the death OF
an aged inmate Of the poor farm yes
terday.
numerously signed petition was
presented asking for the creating ot u
new road district near the Wasatch
canning factory TO he controlled by
Wilson, Garland and Taylorville.
Treasurer Chambers asked for IN
structions as to what steps he should
take to recover the taxes on the par
sonages of the Catholic and Lutheran
churches.
BURIAL OF MATTHIAS G1LLIS,
Matthias ellis, the well known con-
tractor and builder, who died last FRI
day morning, was laid peacefully to
rest in the Mountain View cemetery
yesterday.
The funeral services We're held at
the st. Josephs Catholic church.
Rev. Father John Ryan conducted the
same and preached beautiful euloay
referring TO the deceased as an honest
man. true Christian, progressive bus;-
nessman, loving husband and father.
The knights of Columbus, Builders
Exchange and Weber club members at
tended the funeral also many relatives
and friends. The Casket was covered
with beautiful floral tributes. Besides
the music furnished by the ward choir
Miss May Conroy sang AVA Marie"
ANSWERS SUDDEN SUMMONS.
Francis NJ Sinner, while sitting i'm
his chair at the family residence. sos
Thirty-f1rst street yesterday morning
at 10 o'clock expired before physician
could be summoned and he could he
put to bed. Mr.. Sinners health had
not been good for several weeks past,
but hores Of his recovery were enter
tanned by his physician and family,
hence when the end came II was a great
shock to his family and friends. De-
ceased was the son of Andrew and Mar
tina A. Mckensey Sinner, was born in
Kentucky, Sept. 20. lS49 making him
over 81 years Of age. Several of his
sons are in other parts OF the state.
Until they are heard from the time and
place OF funeral win not be fixed
DAMAGE SUIT FILED.
The Utah Light & Railway company
has been made defendant in damage
suit brought by Mrs Kathryn Lacy.
TO recover $4,000 alleged to be due for
the death of her husband. The com
plant alleges that James Lacy was
employed July IL. 1906 as lineman for
the Light company and was working
OH pole on Washington avenue and
Seventeenth street stringing some
wires. That while SO working he came
IN contact with a live wire and was
electrocuted. That the said accident
was caused by the carelessness and
negligence of the company
MUSICALE AT TABERNACLE.
Considering the inclemencv of the
weather last evening a fairly good
audience assembled at the tabernacle
TO hear the musicale given by the Og-
den tabernacle choir under the direc-
ton of Prof, Joseph BaIlantyne. as
| sisted by Prof John ], Mcclellan or
| ganist, and Miss Myrtle Ballinger. So
| prano soloist. The program consisted
of three choruses by the choir, two
1 solos by Miss Ballinger and nine num-
bers on the organ by Prof McClel-
IAN Each number was received with
rounds of applause Indicating the APP
| probation Of the audience. Miss Bal
| ilnger possesses a very sweet soprano
voice with good volume, which charm
| ed those who were fortunate enough
to be present last evening.
LICENSED TO WED.
Licenses to wed wera granted by
the county clerk To the following
| quartet to marry;
Robert A. Pyper of Ogden and Miss
| Cordelia Webb OF Salt Lake City
! $. q. Torrance, IS. of Denver and
Miss May Power, 81, of Portland, Ore
! gon.