Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-03
COMMERCIAL CLUB OFFICERS
Elected for Ensuing Ycar-Death's
Rccord-News Notes.


Special Correspondence.
Provo Jan. 3.-The Provo CONNER
clal club held its annual meeting last
night, for the election of officers Pres
ident Irvine. who has acted as president
for four years, was again naminated,
but positively declined the honor, feel
ing that other members should be CIV
ell q chance. Willis X. SDafford and
r. A. Barney also declined the nomina-
ton. and the following were voted on:
L. o. Taft. Joseph T. Farrer and Alex
Hedquist. Mr.. Farrer was elected.
Joseph W, Dunn was elected vice presi-
dent ]. c. Anderson was reelected
secretary by reclamation an Joseph
A. Buttle was reelected treasurer In
the same manner. The following were
elected directors: George Havercamp.
I. F. Pierpont, VIM. j. Startup, John
n. Gulick r. w. Taylor.
Appropriate speeches were made by
President Irvine, President Farrer and
Vice President Dunn. and the retiring
officers were given a vote OF thanks as
also was the Steward, Ross Worsley,
who is about to retire.
The secretary's report showed mem
bership of SO with 16 added last year.
The following were admitted to mem
bership last night: w. b. Searle, A. l..
Towle, Ed T. Harding. George e. Robi-
son, Jesse NJ. Harmon, o. p. Smoot and
Andrew n. Holloway.
The gift of fine table for the direc-
tors room from the Utah County Medi-
cal association was acknowledged, and
the privilege OF the club rooms was eX-
tended to the association for holding its
meetings.
The financial statements of the secre-
tary and the treasurer showed the fol-
lowing receipts and disbursements for
the year:
Cash on hand Jan. 2, 1906. .,...s 6S.25
Receipps .''''''''..........,., 22O3.63
Total ...r.............. .s2,271.sS
Disbursements .................. 2052.6S
Cash on hand 1890
The following items are among the
disbursements: Furniture. $40S. 10; side
board, s209.7l; general disbursements,
$3.50.
THREE DEATHS.
William Coray arrived Yesterday
from Sanford, Colorado, with the re-
mains OF his wife. who died on Dec.
~ OF pneumonia. Mr.. Coray was for
merry "a Provo resident, and Is The son
OF Howard Coray. of Salt Lake. He
d las IVed In Colorado for upwards OF
~ years, and Mrs. Coray has been post
master at Sanford for over IL years.
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vices over the remains were held n
sanford. The interment will be to-
morrow friday at 1890 o'clock, from
- H. Berg az Sons undertaking par
lors' Mrs. Coray leaves her husban~
ana one adopted son.
Ciaudius. the 13-lear-old son of Mr..
a anu Mrs. John A. Bennett, died yes
t,, ruay afternoon, after several months
naless from rheumatism, which finally
amected the heart and caused death,
me time for the funeral has not vet
been fixed. NV ~
MISS Ida A. Drane, of Ogden. died
me state mental hospital yesterday
a. q the age of 81 years, from exhaus-
s I'LL me deceased has been a patient
shipped TO Ogden last evening.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
,r me Thermometer registered two de-
srses above zero here Tuesday night
FRANK Dusenberry and family ARE
q n from Grace. Idaho, where Mr..
riSa py IS engaged with the TelIu-
r,uy rover company on the hig mower
project under way there. ''"e'
sor ne receipts at the Provo postoffioe
toI the past year were sl5'03g oo a
yf snI 81 1851 over the receipts of
isVo, me business of 1908 Was IN
vs,asee above normal to an amount
estimated at about $500, ON accom-, ~
hs u,hlah land drawing. and on that
a oassis me increase this year Is over sso,
ran LEVI Meldrum is here from Alberta.
Nansda' Visiting relatives. va
judge Booth reports that I'm the ,er,,
~ .ourt just closed in the Fourth dis.
u u for this county not one do I's
Xxx PAID out for Jurors or witness fees
f airs is a very exceptional state OF az,