Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-05

tanning the standard required The
committee further recommended that
the Progress company be given a rea-
sonable time within which to comply
with the franchise and in the event Of
failure to do so proceedings be institu
ted for the forfeiture of the franchise.
The committee on street lighting re-
ported that they favored the terms
made by the Utah Light &. Railway
company, allowing the city the use Of
So poles on State street, upon which
to install lights at cost OF about s45
per annum. This proposition Will not
be passed upon until further delibera-
ton.
Another proposition for the future
will be the granting of permit allow
ing electrical theaters to run on Sum
day. The petitioner asks that such
permit be granted, holding that it will
be moral as we'll as a financial bene-
fit to the city. Moral, because boys and
girls will be attracted there, and fur
nished wholesome amusement, from the
street and other undesirable places
where character Is not formed; finan-S
cial, because young people will go else
where for such amusement if 1t Is not
furnished at home.
President Townsend appointed a new
street committee who are as follows:
w. Fl. Lyon, Edward Parkinson, P. B.
Mcmillan, D.. B. Jones and F. G. Howe
The fire department petitioned for
funds to furnish room in the new
station SO that they might have a
acting of business, keeping of records,
etc. This petition was not granted at
the last session, but will he considered
again next meeting
BALL TEAM BANQUETED.
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Thayne of Eleventh South and State
street entertained the Murray league
baseball team and members Of the ass
ISOLATION of which Mr.. Thayne is a.
member.
PERSONALS.
Wednesday evening, Sept. 2, Mr.. Geo.
Lymen Conyer Of Murray and Miss Ce-
lestia Cameron of Farmers ward were
married at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Mackay of Farmers ward in
the presence of a few intimate friends.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. Mr. karron of Waterloo
Another wedding Wednesday evening
was that of Mabel Johnson of Murray
and Alma Farnsworth of Salt Lake at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. l.. G. Larson.
Mrs. Larson is a sister of the bride.
Mayor Charles Brown performed the
ceremony. The young couple left the
next morning for California. They
will return in about two weeks, to
make their home in Salt Lake City.
Miss Carma Jones and Laura Stew
ems entertained Thursday evening at
the Stevens home on Vine street, in
honor of Miss Merl Miller. who will
leave shortly for Los Angeles for the
winter. to attend school.
A welcome home party was rendered
Elder Emil Johnson Thursday even
ing in the First ward chapel. Dancing
was INDUCED in until about IL o'clock,
after which refreshments We're served.
1t was very pleasant occasion.
Ia Tx,Er I,r f1yt-r ,.lI frfNp,
his mission to the northern states.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT.
a concert Will be given in the Sec
on ward Westinghouse. Friday. Sept
II. by the Second ward Sunday
school. An excellent program has
been arranged and a musical feast is
assured.
Following is the personnel of prin-
cipals and teachers of Murray schools
for the ensuing year, commencing
Sept. s:
LIBERTY.
Principal, E: =, Bogges. seventh
Myrtle BigIer; fourth Maude Carruth;
third, Marsaretta Johnson; second,
Ida l.. Kirk: first, Amy Sharp; be-
ginners. Anna Taylor.
PIONEER.
Principal, Mae G. Scott, second and
third grades; beginners and first,
Elizabeth InomaS. MT. IL. W. FoW-
Ter, II graduate of the B. Y. A. will
have charge of shop work and will
also supervise art. Mrs. Matilda R.
Cahoon has the supervision of music.
ARLINGTON
Principal c. e. Gautin will be in
charge of the eighth grade: seventh,
P. ]. Sanders: sixth, C. E. Angel Jr..
Margaret Edward; fifth, Emily Pin
chen. Alice Stevens: fourth. Hannah |
Allen, Anna Il. Donnelly: third, Mary
Albaugh, Cloe Winchester; first, Ada !
Z. Kinney, Esther Wildlng; beginners,
Lottie L. Gotham.