Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-07-15
PROVO.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Sewer and CURLING Ordinances Pass
Funeral of Mrs. Hinekley.

Special Correspondence.
Provo. July 15.-The city council met
in regular session Monday evening
Jfpon the report of the equalization
board which met to hear errors ana
complaints, that none had been MADE
an ordinance was passed confirming the
assessment on the property as levied.
embraced within sewer district NO.
for the construction of sewer.
An ordinance passed creating curb
ing and guttering district No. l, the
district will embrace the north siue
OF Center street from Academy ave
nue. to Fifth West street.
FUNERAL OF MRS. HINCKLEY.
Impressive were the funeral services
over the remains of Mrs. Hinckley, the
wife of President Bryant S. Hinckley
OF Liberty stake.
The services were held at the stake
tabernacle which was beautifully de-
corated in white and ported plants un-
der the direction of the stake board OF
4 the Young Ladies' association Of Utah
stake, of which association Mrs.
Hinckley affiliated with before NOV
q ing to Salt Lake City. President Can
non of Liberty stake, President George
II. Brimhall, Elders Heber j. Grant,
Il Francis NJ Lyman and President j. IS.
Keeler all spoke of the noble character
and loving disposition of the deceased
aud spoke words OF consolation to the
stricken husband and family. Appro-
pirate musical selections were rendered
q by Prof. Lund and mixed quartet.
The casket was completely buried
with many beautiful floral offerings,
& showing the esteem In which she WAS
4 held. A large funeral cortege followed
z the remains to the city cemetery where
the deceased was laid to rest.
81 AN IRATE FATHER
~ Nathaniel William might have receiv-
+ ed rough treatment had IT not been
Ii for the timely interference of the sher-
Il if.
Il Williams Is the old man who Is un-
q der bonds 10 appear at the district
court to answer to the serious charge
Il OF misconduct towards number OF
Fl young girls ranging in years from II
s TO 16. Hyrum Loveless, better known
& as "Hite,' and whose home Is at Hunt
Fl ington, Emery county, and who has
Fl been working In Idaho for some time
past, came TO Provo last Friday and
then learned for the first time from his
Il wife of the treatment his little daugh-
d ter of 10 years had received at the
hands of Williams while temporarily
residing here last winter. Last Satur-
day night, Loveless not knowing VIII
llams went on still hunt approach
a ed a man which happened TO he VIII
81 liams but who denied that he was
Williams, Loveess then started up the
street, Meeting Sheriff Hartman he In
q auired II that was Williams and upon
& receiving the affirmative started bach
Il towards the old man and took hold OF
Williams when the sheriff called HIN
4 away. Williams swore to complain
& charging Loyeless with assault an,
n battery and who was arralgned befor
4 Judge Noon yesterday, pleading no
q guilty. His case was set for today.
i UTAH COUNTY AFFAIRS.
The county commissioners were Il
session yesterday. They appointed NJ
", Fitzgerald as justice of the peac
for American Fork precinct and D.
johnson for Springville.
II Frank Ballard received the appoint
ment as registration agent for distric
No at Payson.
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