The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1908-06-05
REGISTRATION OFFICERS.
Sanpete Commissioners Make Selec'
tons for the Various Districts
in That County.

Manti. June 3.-The commissioners OF
Sanpete county are in session sitting as
a board of equalization and transacting
the regular routine of monthly business.
During their session yesterday they Sc
lected the following registration otflcers
for the county;
Fairview, district No l. Mrs. Ellen Pet
ersen: district > Maggie Sanderson; Fay
cite c. L. Anderson; Freedom. Mary
Syme Milburn. James f. Housekeeper;
Wales. II. d. Rees; sManu, district ]. Mrs.
Belle Brown; district 2, l.. T. Buchanan
district 3, Luther T. futile: district a.
Annie l.. Richards; Mayfield, Niels l..
Lund Mt Pleasant district l, L. p. Mel
sen; district 3 Sina Clark; district g. Ju-
liza Watson; district 4, Theodore Candland;
district D. Lena Jorgensen; Gunnlson,
Flizabeth e. Petersen; Centerfield, w. A.
Fjeldsted: MOrOni. district l. JACOB
Knapp; district. Thomas j. Morley; dis
trict 8. Eugene Eliason. Spring City, dis
tTict ! w Z. Watson; district 2, Emil
erickson. Chester. MILFORD L. Alfred.
Sterling, Ross Thompson. Ephraim, dis
trict l, D. w. Thomson; district 2, Will
liam A Larsen; district g. Ephraim {.
Hansen; district 4, Hans p k. Hansen.
Indianola, Henry Spencer. Fountain
Green. district l, Rasmus Rasmussen; dis
trict 2, b. f. Llewellyn.
The perjury case of the state VS.. Hans
Anderson, wherein the state is trying to
prove that the defendant gave false tes-
timony in a divorce case brought against
him by his wife January last in the dis
| trict court here. is in progress and near
thee lose.
The case of Frank L. Copening VS.. VIII
liam H Gf1bble wherein the plaintiff is
suing the defendant for damage to charac-
ter to the amount of $4,000, is the next
case on the calendar
Yesterday afternoon at O'Clock very
sad death occurred in this city, when
Mrs. ADELAIDE Cox Reid. wife of the late
Rishop William T. Reid, passed away.
She was seized by a stroke of paralysis
at the South Sanpete stake conference
Nav 10 while attending services at Eph-
RAIN and during her illness ii would seem
at times that she was improving in health,
but the result was her death. which Is a
sore trial to her children and other rela-
/ tives residing IN this city and other parts
/ Of the state Mrs. Reid was a member
of the Cox family, daughter of the old
/ veteran Frederick W. Cox. who was for
many wears a resident of this city. and
/ she has a host OF brothers and sisters
I residing in Manti and elsewhere in this
| and surrounding states. In early life she
was married to Bishop William T. Reid
/ who passed away a number OF years ago
/ She was born August y. lSS. in Potto-
wattamie county, Iowa, and her mother
was Jemina Losee. She was the mother
| of four children. two sons and two daugh-
ters. three of whom survive her. They
are: c. w. Reid professor of music in
/ the b Y. L. at Provo; Edgar I. Reid
principal fof the district schools of this
/ ritv. and Mrs. Alice Reid Bird, wife OF
DR.. c w Bird. who will return home
! from Chicago in a few days as, graduate
! from the Chicago Dental college Ar
! rangements for funeral services have moi
been made.