Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-02-27

the residence. ~ Judge j. Il. Booth,
Mrs. Filletup's uncle
FUNERAL OF ROY HOOVER.
Funeral services were held Yesterday
IN the Third ward meetlnshouse over the
remains OF Roy Hoover attended bv A
lhrgo number Of relatives and friends. The
spcaksts were Elders lurgen Hnnsen j.
Y. Trisby, George PowclSon and Bihhbp
r N Taylor Vocal snlections We're rs1.
dored by the Garden CITY quartet and Inc
ward choir,
INSANE PATIENTS TO RE DE-
PORTED.
Medical Supt calder Of tho state mental
hospital, who has bean IN correspondence
with thp emigration bureau III regard ID
the deportation uf Edwin Hufruicyer D
Bwede. committed 10 the state mental hnsy
pltal from salt Lake. Dec. H. 100. aud
Martin Barbovich an Austrian. commit,
ted from Salt Lake. Zee. H. 1876, has been
notified tina these pa tents win be 10,
truncd 70 their native lands as soon az
the department can make the necessary
arrangements
Frank Mlxza who was committed from
the state PRISON. Dec ", has been return.
ed 60 that institution having recovered
from the hospital.
FELL AND BROKE THREE RIBS
George c. Scott ~, proprietor Of thp
Lake view dairy. met with a severe Sc,
cdent Yesterday, while delivering Inilk
w lAlh tleNbNltlS m ms DIN. TIC WAS al
lhc home ~ /. ~ Smoot aud had placed
on Of his milk ctus On The ground Whu.
Walking ncNt the cHn he suppcd ana TEL
on the can 'trlkius the can with HE let
sac with such force as 10 break thfr'
ribs ana possibly lnjurlng his kidney, Al.
though this has not been determined. pr
llosmfr WIS called ~ attend Mr.. srOtr
who was taken To- the Provo general hos,
pitll.
Will MAKE DRAIN TILE.
The Provo Pressed Brick company WIN
90 into Me manufactprc " dram 'i!c on
cliy tnls summer Machinery with n "a
paclty vt from l5.co) to 3l0GP a day las
been bought and sot up aud MI FREQ
Greene, an experienced Ne nanuiacutpr,
en- from ROCK Island. m. has been ya-
cured ~ supcrintend tho work, Mr.
Greene has arrived aud just ~ soon IA
the rain stops work on the ueN mdustry
DEPUTIES APPOINTED.
The following deputy county clerks, to
issue marriage licenses. have beeu OPP
pointed by county clerk Gee and confirm,
ed by the board OF county commissioners:
s. ", Ross. T,ehi Ebcnezer Hunter.
American Fork Justin n, Lovcless, pay,
sen
Tire following deputy county dsh and
game wardens, appointed by Warden
Madsen, have been confirmed by the coun-
~ commissioners; Farley Ginger, Lake
View; Robert Walker. American Fork;
VIM. Knight, Lent: Aaron Robbins,
Provo.
The report Of the county ufirinary for
January shows an uVerdraft OF 81 81. Dec.
81 received from county warrant. $50;
disbnrsed SI5.95' balance 90 hand FEB.
TIE CITY IN DARKNESS.
The Telluride Power company's plant
In Logan, watch has been supplying CUR
rent for power and light tn Provo since
the accident to the Provo plants lutNe,
Is reported 10 have broken down owing
to the great load It has had to carry.
and for this reason Provo will not have
light on power tin the temporary nutre
IS compIeted which Is expected will be
tomorrow night.
GARDEN CITY NOTES,
\ daug hter has been born TO Nj.
and Mrs. j H. Durr1ntJ
The Spanish Fork school trustees
ana the Leland petitioners To- the board
of county commissioners for the seq
eregation OF Leland from the Spanish
Fork school district. met Monday IN
Supt EEgertseu's Office and discussed
the proposition. After fun considcra-
ton was given to the matter, it vas
unanimously agreed to let the question
of segregation rest for the present.
The Telluride Power company expects
TO have completed tomorrow the tenn
porary fuine, to take the place of the
fumc In Provo canyon. destroyed by
the snow~slide The company Will then
be able 10 furnish electric current Tor
light and power from its Provo plant
The county attorney has been in
structed by the board of county COM
mSsiopers io take steps TO compel
SprinGville 10 repair the county road
III Hobble Greek canyon. which was
damaged by overflow of water from
the city's power plant flume.
ON Friday evening the b. Y. Il. band
will give one Of its fine concerts IN
College han.
William M. Roylance is loading two
cars of seedless apple trees for tho New
York market The trees here are much
larger and better for the same age
than those raised in the east and be-
sides TINS the demand is much greater
than can be flied by eastern growers
Iching. torturing skin eruptions. dis