Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-11-18
PROVO.
SPECIAL COUNCIL SESSION.

District Court Notcs-Judges OF School
ELECTION.
Special Correspondence.
Provo. Nov. 1S.-A special meeting of
the city council WIS held last evening
and the following business transacted:
An ordinance was passed, levying the
tax for paving and guttering in district
No. 1. The tax is s1.29 Is per linear
foot. The board of equalization viii
sit Dec. p, to correct errors in as
sessment
A. bill for an ordinance regulating,
the extended sewer construction which
Il the city expects to enter into were read,
and referred back to the committee for
further consideration.
An order was made for the city at
torney. engineer and Superintendent of
waterworks and sewers to attend all
meetings of the council.
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.
Halma B. Smith has brought suit for
divorce against Allie NJ. Smith on the
ground of desertion. The parties were
married in this city Oct. &c. 1901.
John d. Dixon has commenced suit
for renewal OF judgment of the date
of Feb. {, 1901 against L. ]. Bushnell.
The amount is s204.4 with interest
from Feb. Z. 1901. less sci so.
Judge Booth is holding court in He
her ana the Branch Young will case has
been continued till Friday.
MRS. PETERS FUNERAL.
The funeral of Mrs John j. Peters,
held yesterday in the Third ward meet
inghouse, was attended by a large con-
gregation of relatives and friends The
speakers were Elders Evan WriLe. Jos.
4. Buttle, President l.. Holbrook and
Bishop T. n. Taylor. Appropriate
music was furnished by the ward choir.
There was .; profusion Of floral offer
ings. and Il large cortege followed the
remains to the cemetery.
JUDGES APPOINTED.
The following judges OF election FOR
the coming school election have been
appointed by the board of education:
First WardDavid John, Jr., Alta
Strong, Mary Il. Field.
Second Ward--F. A. Hush, L, NJ
Paxnan, II. ]. w. Goddard.
Third Ward-W. Z. Farrer, Joel y.
Johnson C. A. Johnson
Fourth Ward--Orson Bird, Mile
Harris. Upton Hoover.
Sixth Ward--Alma u. Van Wagner,
John Saxey, H. n. Cuff.
BoYACK- JOHNSON WEDDING.
A marriage license has been issued
to u. r. Boyack and Priscilla John
son, both of Spanish Fork.
OFFICERS FOR WOoDMEN.
The Provo Wood,nen of the World
have elected the Following officers for
the ensuing year: NJ. II. Graham.
council commander; Roy Duke, adviser
lieutenant; j. j. Peters, banker; d. V.
Robinson, clerk: Vern Hardy. escort;
W. " Price, Waterman: S. j. Jones,
sentry; VIM. McCoard, manager.
MIND APPARENTLY AFFECTED.
J, E. James. who is said to be a well
to do farmer of Filler, Idaho, and with
money in the bank at Montrose, Colo.
and also in Walker Bros. bank in
Salt Lake, was taken to Salt Lake
yesterday by City Marshal Williams.
James has been sleeping in barns here,
and imagine thatesonle one Is following
4hiRl trying to do him an injury. He
will be delivered to relatives in Idaho.
GARDEN CITY. NOTES.
Two boys We're arrested yesterday
for stealing post cards from drug
stores. They We're reprimanded by JUS
ticc Noon and will be given another
chance.
George W. Lay OF Palisades, Colo,
has arrived in this city and VIII at
once begin the Improvement of tract
of fruit land purchased by him.