Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-19
SESSION OF CITY COUNCIL.
Fire Apparatus Receiyed--Eritz X.
johnson Victim of Brain Fever.

Murray, Jan. 19.-At the council
meeting held Tuesday night petition
was presented from the resident tax
payers on Vine street earnestly petit
tioning the city fathers TO take imme-
diate steps to repair the sidewalk on
the north side of the said Vine street.
The petitioners claim this is the season
OF the year to make the repairs as it
will require less expense than in the
spring or summer months, when the
ditch which is TO be cemented carries
a large stream of water for irrigation.
which cannot be inte!k ed with during
these months. II delaJ ed now 1t viii
necessarily have to go one more year.
AS a necessity for immediate action
the signers point out number OF
minor accidents which have occurreH
from the bad condition of this side
walk and that more serious ones may
result II delayed, and perhaps dam
age suit for the city TO defend.
The fire COMMIT tee reported that the
fire apparatus c ed satisfactorily as
had been ordereQ, and that II was safe
ly installed at the Regal livery stables,
where it would remain until perma-
ment as 1t is equipped now cost tho
sum of 81 500 which the clerk was in
structed to pay,
The committee on streets, realizing
the Importance of free mail delivery.
recommended the acceptance OF the
street running through from Vine ST.
TO Murray ST. or better known as Sew
enteeuth South. The street is 10 be
known as Wasatch avenue.
The license committee agreed that all
slot machines be fined s. per month
and subject 10 inspection by the IL
cense collector whenever he deemed II
necessary; that public hospitals pay
lao NHHgg
houses pay 80 cents.
YOUNG MAN DIES or BRAIN FEE
YER,
After an Illness OF two weeks Fritz
r. johnson succumbed TO an attack OF
brain fever, The deceased was only
20 years Of age, He died at o'clock
Thursday evening and the funeral WIZ
be held Sunday at II o'clock noon from
the Murray First ward meetlnghnuse,
with interment IN South Cottonwood
cemetery. mother. two brothers, and
SIX sisters mourn his demise
ANDERsoN-P PERSON NuPTIALs,
MIR. Guslave Person of this place and
Miss Ida Anderson OF salt Lake city
were married Wednesday I'm the SAT-
Lake temple. and are now comfortably
situated IN their home in the Second
ward. where Mr. Person Is highly re-
speoted.
MURRAY NEWS BRIEFS,
The Sanders a Lindsay company Is
going out OF business. The company
has been dealing principally IN gro
ceries. and mas had It's share Of this
trade. so that It is not for this reason
nor for the lack OF funds that its doors
are closed, but because George A. San
ders. the manager Of the company. hif
other business In Wow which he thinks
VIII prove more profitable.
A. T.. White, a leading harness dealer
here. Is also closing out his stock OF
goods. Mr. White is going into the au-
tOmobile business In Salt Lake city.
Mr.. James II, Gilbert Is employed ak
the Murray Co-op. Mr. Gilbert has had
experience, and Is good
and capable salesman,
Mr., Charles Caldwell and William
Boam leave this evening on o trip over |
the west. They viii go through Idaho
into Oregon and VIII follow down the |
coast 10 Los Angeles, returning over |
the Salt Lake Route
Fred Davis, one OF the Victims OF the |
Highland Boy disaster. was laid 10 rest
"Wednesday Ia. the South Cottonwood |