Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
MURR.A Y.
MURRAY PIONEER AT REST.
Mrs. DougalI Manson Closes I.re,s
LaborsS Session OF City Council.

1'Doh S15t'e sssloii VI lily council
Murray, Sept. o6.Funeral services
We're held Wednesday at 9 O'clock
from the Second ward Westinghouse
over the remains of Mrs Ann McAus-
Ian Adanson, one of the pioneers of
this place. Mrs, Adamson died Sun
g day OF heart trouble. from which she
has been a sufferer for some time.
The funeral WAS largely attended.
and the beautiful offerings evidenced
is held In the community r q
speakers were Bishop Emil Erickson
and Charles Brown, D. b. Jones, III.
s w. Brown and Charles Holm all life
long acquaintances OF the deceased,
who could saNnothing but good OF
her She was "a consistent and ardent
Church member, n kind and loving
mother and a good neighbor.
The deceased was born July 26,
1884 in Barney Parish, Lanarkshire
Scotland. and came to Utah In 1853.
Two years later. she married Douga
three other families, the first to mark
the present town. Ten children were
born to this pioneer couple, nne of
whom survive and still reside here.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
At the session of the city solons
[ Tuesday the committee on fire de-
of the upper story of the fire station
for thellse ofsthe flremen. Referred
back to the committee on fire. depart
ment for more complete details.
The Miller-Cahoon company asked
the council to have the sprinkling
tank removed from the front of it's
store, as, IL leaves ascontinual mud
hole there. The matter was referred
to the street committee.
@ Retiring City Justice J. T.. Brown
submitted n report of fees collected
|Ain civil cases to date In the quarter
ending Sept. 80.
Mayor Brown appointed C. H.
Banks4a justice of the peace of Muir
ray City. with the councils approval.
City Engineer Ulmer called the coun-i
ellis attention to the uneven grade on
Murray. street. He stated at present
the grade on the west end is not suffi-
cient to drain the surface and storm
part with the west part, the matter
could be adjusted. This was ordered
done.
FL SANDERS FAMILY REUNION.
The Sanders family held their re-
union Friday, Sept. 90 in the Muir.
ray First ward westinghouse, the.
amusement hall being ltastefully dec
Grated for the occasion. At Z o'clock
a bounteous supper was served to about
100 guests. A short program, consist
ing of song and music by the grand
children was given. Later in the even.
ing. dancing was INDUCED in and
good time was enjoyed by all.
The attendance at schools Is increas-
ing With each week, and conditions are.
all very favorable The art super
visor has his work well under way. and
manual training work is being taken up
|, with n will. Girls in the upper grades
will be Instructed iii machine work as
we'll as hand work. The first monthly
review will be given on Friday next
IEand VIII be niinued through the year
One or two light cases of dphtheria
at the liberty had some effect upon the
attendance at that school, but all will
be out of quarantine in few da avs
Conditions are all that could be de-
Sired and an excellent years work is
anticipated.
FAT The banquet held In sthe Granite
stake. tabernacle Thursday evening In
honorSof the Mutual board and high
councillors was we'll attended, and a.
good. sociable time was enjoyed by
all present
Saltair open today four trains.