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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05
DXcc|onIeS ScrViiciiOSdo IaDOIda
EN- CATANO

La fuerza del puesto de Policfa de Ca
tano presto EN- Ell mes de Septiemhre los
siguientes serycios:
Por alterar La paz 90 por infracci6n de
las ordenanzas municipales b. infracci6n
de las leyes de Sanidad II. hurto menor 6,
abuse de confianza 3, dafios maliciosos 4,
iIevar armas prohibidas 3, acomeumiento
y aggression 3. juegos prohibidos 4. salud
seguridad pnblica l. Total 68
De los 68 servicios prestados en- el mes
de Septiembre fueron resueltos 81 que
daron pendiente de resolution 81 Fu6
sorprendida un iugada de monte Y senten-
ciados los individuos d Ia pena de so do
liars de multa cincuenta dias de carcel
FL dignisimo comandante del puest0. Sc
nor Baez, ha organizado una actiya cam
pana contra el juego. que habfa extenddo
sus redes por todo CatanO.
Al senior Baez Sc debe que haya orden.
LIS un funcionario que honra d Ia PoHcla
EN- Ia que ha prestado brillantes seryicios.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05
COrte de DIStritO


Estadfstica del trabajo realizado durante
q primer termino. Agosto sepuemDre
dc l908
Jurisdiction voluntaria Ordenes dictadas
resolviendo mociones. So; Resoluci0nes fl
Males saber: declarando justifcado el
dominic 30 declarando herederos abintes-
tato. s; mandando protocolar testamentos.
/. aprobando partici0nes de herencas g.:
expIdiendo cartas testamentarlas. nom
brando tutores, 2; nomhrando defensores
judiciales II nombrando ADMINISTRATORS
judiciales, B, n0mbraudo sIndjcos III De-
cretando emancipation / concedieudo au-
lorizac6n para yentas, 4. declarand0 inca
paz por demencia ; dispensando 4 grado
d. parentesco 3. Total de resolucioues fir
madas, II
Jurisdiction contenciosa. ordenes dicta-
das resoivieudo mociones. 93. ordenes die
tadas resolviendo excepciones previas. &.
Injunctions decretados. .. sentencias de-
fintivas dictadas por In Corte rs. aenteu
eias definitiyas registradas por ei seereta-
rio .
Testjgos N0mero de testieos que dacIa-
rar0n an asuntos de Jurisdiction g0hmta-
ria % n1mero de testleos que declara-
ron an pleitos 129 Total 224
Resumen. Total de 0rdenea resolucio-
clones Inales. GA asuntos de Jurisdiction
voluntarla l39 Total de- 6rdenes sem
tencias. asuutos contenclosos l31 Total
general 273
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

lIabIa Ell Sen0r Patron

FL senor Ramon H. Patron exjefa del
Preside Departmental IN hecho declara
clones acerca de- los cargos que han mott
yado su salida de dIcho Penal
Dice "a seuor Patron. que taDto su sepa
racton como Ia de su compa1ero aeHor Sl-
FIRE obedece d dos. denmcIas f9rmuadas
por los senores Edelmiro Lespler Ra-
fae Soto
Mega redoudamente que a Supervisor
d prisiones sehor Camuhas pracicara tn-
Fesfieacion de ninguna elase para depurar
.os hechos denuuciadoa Cree que Sc IRA
- d. una trama poiitca que 9enla urdleu-
dose hace uempo. Esta tan SECURE de au
inculpabihdad FL sehor Patron que ha en-
tresado Fl asunfo al ahosado senior Text
dor. d Quien confia 81 representation an-
te los Tribnnales
Hay una frase muy grave en la nterud
del sehor Patron. ea @ata eYo he caEdo.
pero aseguro que conmieo caeran 0tos
maso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

Procedentc dc Aibonito. donde pas6
un mes con objeto de ateuder al res
tabIecimiento de 81 salud, ha ilegado
San Juan 81 estimadislmo cabalero
don Santos Cozzi perteneciente Ia
frma Rinaldi Conn de San Juan.
Muchos amigos fucrou i recihir III
senor Cozzi, que lIega perfectamente
bien de salud.
por la noche fu6 obsequiado por sus
amigos dc San Juan. con nn hanQoete,
que resulto espl6ndido
Enviamos nuestro cordial saludo he
oienvenida nj senor G0z1i
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

Aver do Siete tandas. toda@ c0n pt-
bhco
FL n0ucro ~ attraction dcl .spcc-
taeulo - q trio Sola que debutd el "a.
ba'do y gnst6 II p1bleo e4'raordna-
riamcnte
Ia ESmeralda Is una bailarlna
del 6. nero flamenco qoe haila con ma
eho estlo tieae uua 6ema rucauta-
dora. Tamblen fue my apIaudida "a
s]bado Y on las sucess IS funciones eu
qno Ne TIA pre~entado
io~ Modemiatas que oyeron mu-
chos aplausos en- los eoupicts de la se-
gunda tanda, anoche. reincidleron en-
Ia Ultima, en- "El F1echazo", de los
Qniptero
81 no 10 estaban tods via. anoche ha-
brar po1ido convcncer9e sic que no
GUSTAV en ese genero muY superior 4
>us aptitudes
III clnomat6grafo tuncioua bien
pero uNuaa noro al esreet5eula 1902 Ia
roea panedad de Ias vlsias
tna 'le las essas mas algnas dp ser
aplaudidas ~ II ufqnets. nutrida v
hnena 8le ha paesto Ii Empresa. y
qife eondnee GOA aeiatta plausible ii
maestro Liberal
Domingo Orozoo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

Esra mahana se vi6 en Ia Corte de E6s.
trio seccion de 10 criminal cl iuicio c0m~
ira Trinidad Miranda. acusado de cscaEa-
miento con intenci6u de cometer asesSnaRe,
en- la persona de Mariana ViIlanua
T. abo&ado senior Negr6n SanjuTiO, pz@~
sento ~ a}egato la Corte manifestando
cue q poccaado Miranda, al comoter eI
hecQo de autos. tenia perturhadas las faeAl-.
tades mentale@ " al cfecto citaba Ell infow-
me Dc ins peritos d0ctores GoenaEa 0uc.
vedo Baez Font GuiIlot que eompruu
ban el dlcaamen de Ia dcfensa
Declararon varios teshaos, ios cuales ma-.
nifestaron que "a joyen Miranda habfa oh
servaao slempre Doena conducta honra-
dec lHfaehatls
Nd turado declare no cuitable al acusa.
zn
III ioe# ge4pr 'arey ahsoleia ~ iovsm
AtEfaHaa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05
10 dc Sabana Grandc
EXPRoPIACION DE TERRENos
Que liable el Alcalde

I'ueS. senior, como quedamo> Sc
abre no So abre Ia escucia de Saba
ma Grande? Esta prcgunta Ii hizo un
representative nueStro al subcomisio-
uado de Instruction. Mr. IIaddorh.
Que todavia no habIa espa1ol. por Gu
yo motiTo Sc ha dado he baja dc casi
todoS los peri6dieos caStellano~ No su-
po al principle resolver el aSunto. Y
tacando an timbre nam6 en- su auxiio
NJ superintendent de cscueIas MIR
Stbby
Voltl6 por segunda vez i hacer la
m>ma pregunta Il representative
Mr. >ibby no estaba muy fuerte on
este aSunto, y lIalno otro empIeado
para que informaSe
For lin. tras idas y reoida>. pudlmos
enteraruos gracias Dios. que Ia rs
cuela " Cooper permaneccrla cerrada
haSta que Il honorable Ayuntamento
he Sabana Grande dsponga Ia cesi6n
de un terreuo que existe detras a. In
menclonada eseucla, para constror lc-
trInas
Porque ustcd comprendora -decia
Mr. SibbH-que no es possible que en-
una casa donde Sc reuneu mis- de dos
clcutos almnos y alu0naS. no haya
! las cosas necesarias que aman ur~
genteneute e~o~ alumuo,
ST se0or, tleue ustcd soUrada ra-
z0n
/
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05
Ell "Mitin" de Manati

Como estaba anunciado, aver 4 ia@
doce del dia sali6 de San Juan ell trem
especial que debia conducir los ora
dores, amigos y representatives de iz
prensa, al simpatico pueblo de Manatf-
En- todas las estaciones del trayecto,
numerosos correligionarios daban Va
vas al partido Union de Puerto Rico
al paso del tren especial, ell entusiasmG
era en- todas parties dehrante; pex0
donde traspas6 los limites, fu6 en- We
ga Baja, en- cuya estaci6n un grupO de-
mas de cincuenta lindas senoritas oh
sequi6 con esplendidos ramos de flores
al senor Munoz Rivera demas CORE
hgionarios del partido; tambi6n en-
tregaron dicho senor un enthusiasts
mensaje
I'll senior Mun0z Rivera Sc vl6 ObEl-
gado pronunciar un breve ei0euen-.
te discmso. que fu6 muy aplaudido-
Al llegar el tren 4 Manati (dos ~
yeinte de Ia tarde), tanto la estaci6m
como los alrededores estaban iDvadl-
dos de p0bIico entire ell cual figurah&
esplendida representation del sexo be-
10, todas con sus lazos unionistas
Una Vez puesta EN- marcha Ia mani
festacion on la que fguraban los es-
tandartcs BE todos los barrios de aque-
la poblac]6n, eI transito por las caIleg
Sc hacja dificil, por Ia gran aglomera-
ei0n de personas; Sc calcula en- an2z
; 4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05
ll%01a del dlia

Fin la scmana que comienra hoy, eS
nrobablc cue Sc Dou@a en- clare todo io
..onceruieuto d 10 ocuruao "a 81 preS'-
dIo. 10 cue ha dado per resuftado las
reuncias pre8cutadas por los dos Grl-
toeros ief,< dcl cstubleej aalento t"fn-
cjonado.
ouo Il surto es dc lnpertsnc'a, io
.ef4Ur~t. "a Quo en- los mom eRtos ac-
.maleS. g aando de clio puedr sacar
un grain nartido Ia preaaa rcpubhca-
na. ii 1ae4 rroecdido por ei Goblcrno
las autoridados vuperiores del De
partanento del Consolidate. On Ia for
ma que ya to rs conooemos y que es
al eamrl dominic pdbhee
Que ha pasado "a eI presid'of t'sto
is 10 que cs precise saber eoa pormc-
qorcs. con dctallcs. ainaciosamepte,
como b. debcn sabcr coms 10 debon
daer aqee.os que por ~ cargo Official,
poor su funruuc, aimintetf&nvaS. e~-
tin en ol leher do ~utsfac~r Il deseo
ae Ii opinion. au-lnsa g. saber los por-
maaorcs haStA loe aIcanee~ que ticne
Il sensational aSunto
81 sabe lo Qu. la pabhcado III
Tlanro" lo quo So Iieo IN 20, baJa q
ia voz alta Surosiclones. deduccioneS,
rumorcs mas q menos insistentes pee
~ la lerdad. ia absolut% verdad, la
lerdad oGcial. por % n~nos - desco-
a..4 tn4}aNf4
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-10-05

ca on IN todo, va que, por brusca que
parezca en- ciertos momentos Y en- cir
cunstanclas especiales, es siempre con
veniente. util Y llena una alta mission
lie bondad
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

Holt. and the day following the couple
set sail for America, arriving at
Winter Quarters shortly thereafter.
crossed the plains in ANGEL Harmoris
company, reaching Salt Lake City
Oct. g.. For four years she resided i'll
Salt Lake City.sthen her husband NOV
ed his family TO Bountiful where she
lived the remainder OF her life. She
was actively engaged in the Young
Ladies' Mutual Improvement assorin-
ton FOR many years after its first or.
ganization in 1873. She was also an
active officer in the Relief society, be-
ing for many Years Il counselor to the
stake president of that association.
a large number Of relatives and
friends attended the funeral services
OF Mrs. Jane MabeE Holt, Wednesday,
Dec 8, in the East Bountiful taber-.
nacle, A.rs Holt had been so long an.
active worker i'll every Inc OF endeaNor
as u Latter-day Saint that especially
every young and middle aged woman
( in Davis stake felt that her life had
been bettered by association with the
departed one.
Elder Matthias CowleS delivered the
principal address at the funeral. The
other speakers were Elders w. Walter
Barlow, John Stable, Mesdames Susan
Grant, Lizzie Smith, Jane lJldredge,
Nancy Wiley, Presidents j. II. Grant
and Jesse NJ. Smith and Bishops Stol-
er and Wood All attested to the
beauty and usefulness of her life. At
ter the services the remains We're taken
L to the Syracuse, cemetery for internent.
5Her husband, seven children. n large
snumber of grandchildren and a host
yof relatives and friends survive to
5cheriSh her memory.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
FRANCHISE BEFORE COUNCIL.
Holding Back for ) Cent Fare TO


Holding Back for . Cent Fare to
Metropolis.
Special Correspondence.
Murray, Dec 12.--At the last session
of the city council, a number OF I'M
portant topics were discussed and some
were finally passed upon. A resolution
was drawn and referred to the mayor
for his approval to the effect that there
be employed an inspector of paving
work. The council will make the APP
pontment, fix the salary, and designate
the term of office.
1t was reported that the American
Smelling q Refining company was OBJ
structing First avenue. The street COM
mittec was instructed to give this mat
ter immediate attention.
The school board accepted the office
room for the superintendent Of schools
The superintendent Will occupy one or
the front rooms Of the city hail.
M. w. Jones handed in his resignation
as deputy humane officer. The resig-
nation was accepted.
The proposed franchise in favor Of
the Utah Light & Power company was
again discussed. Representatives of the
Murray Business Promoting association
We're present and offered suggestions,
The sentiment of the meeting was that
Murray Is to have a 5-cent fare to
Little Cottonwood creek and 10 cent
to the southern city limits, With trans
fer privileges. The franchise IL granted
Will extend % years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

. - =
ward will give a concert next Thurs
day in the Auditorium. One of the fea-
lures in which much interest is being
manifested is the singing contest be4
tween all departments. a beautiful
class flag will be given the winning
department. The affair will be an an-,
nual occasion, at which time tho flag
may go to other contestants.
NEWS BRIEFS.
4 character ball Will be given in tile
Bennion ward amusement hall next
Friday. The affair will be made In
teresting by the many unique costumes
that are being secured.
The Murray baseball association VII
give a ball in the Trocadero hall Sat
urday, Dec. 49, The purpose of this
social is to revive baseball interest,
and see what can be done to keep
Murray in the league and also to get
together and discuss tile best meats
of conducting the team.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
EUREKA.
Saloon Robbcd-Hospital Notes
Thrilling -Four Horse Runaway.

Special Correspondence.
Eureka, Dec. Liz Silver City saloon
was broken into Monday night and a
slot machine containing few dollars
in small change was stolen. A few
watches and other articles OF value
were also taken.
D. Doherty, recently from Salida,
Colo, and antold tim smelter man, was
taken to the Tintic hospital at Robin
son Wednesday, suffering from lead
poisoning. At the time Of his attack
Mr.. Doherty was working at the 7rintic
shelter.
Mrs. o. A. Andreason. who has been
at the Tintic hospital for some time,
receiving treatment for cancer of the
stomach. returned to her home at Sam
taquin this week.
a four-horse ore hauling outfit, be-
pany ran away below tho mine In
North .Tintic last Sunday. The driver
was thrown from the wagon and
bruised up considerably, and as the
horses continued their mad flight down
the canyon one of them slipped down
and was dragged to death by the other
horses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
PIONEER LAID TO REST.

Mrs. Jonas Johnson OF Union, who
died last Sunday after being seized
with paralytic stroke. was laid to
rest Thursday in the South Cottonwood
cemetery. The funeral services were
held from the Union ward meeting
house. Mrs. johnson leaves o. husband,
four sons and two daughters and many
grandchildren. She has been faithful
Latter-day Saint, q devoted wife and
a, loving mother. She was a resident
of Big Cottonwood for many years. IN
The Sunday school of Murray First
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
HUNTINGTON.
NEW COAL PROPOSITION.
iRcclaiming The Desert-Deatll of Jens

iRcclaining The Desert-Deatll of Jens
Anderson.
Special Correspondence
Huntington, Emery Co, Dec. TO-
Except for a couple of wet, cold storms,
the weather has been warm and pleas
ant, and farmers are still blowing. a
new ditch. or an extension of the North
ditch, on the north side of Huntington
Creek is being made for n couple of
miles, which will carry the water to a
large number of quarter sections of
good land, the ditch is now finished
over the ridge" and much new land
will be put into crops next spring,
much of it having already been plowed.
NEW COAL PROPOSITION.
+ Mays. Orem & Co.. who own several
thousand acres of good coal land in
Cedar Creek canyon just north OF
Huntington, are having teams haul so
tons of coal to Price this week. for
shipment to Salt Lake. to show the
people there that they have some OF the
best and cieanest coal there is In the
state. 1t IS the intention OF these par
ties to develop these mines and build
railroad to the mine next year.
Probably 1t will be an extension Of the
Miller Creek on Southern railroad from
Price. If they join the latter road they
Will have only about four miles OF road
to build.
DEATH OF JENs ANDERSON.
Jens Anderson, one of Huntington,s
most esteemed citizens. died Dec. l..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
SILVER CITY.

Shot at Bartender Because He Could
Not Drink All Night.
Silver City, Dec. 1O.-Angered because
the bartender wanted to close the sa-
loon after midnight last hight William
Cullop fired a shot at sne head of Carl
Miller. the drink dispenser. The bullet
barely missed Miller Cullop attempted
to escape but the bartender caught him
and took him to jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
HEBER
PROHIBITION IN wAsATcH
No More Liquor Licenses VIII be Is

sued and County VIII DC Dry.
Heber tWas3tch Co, Dec. l0.--rWasatcn
county will, after Jan. j. be strictly tenn
pernte. The small towns of the county
have already raised the price Of saloon
license to the prohibitive mark. ana
the saloons are already closed on tho
u Tin reservation, part of the. county:
The only saloons left are in Heber, and
these will receive no more licenses ac-s
tcordinr to resolution Of the city coun-
Gle. This decision has been brought
about through q petition signed by
three fourths of the residents or iener.s
asking that steps be taken to close such
placeS, l.54s 55rti tfs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
LOGAN.
U. A. C. WINTER COURSE.
Eight Couples 10 1ted-Collcgc Con.
certs, Etc, for Holidays.

certs, Etc. for Holidays.
Special Correspondence.
Logan, Dec. 1.-THE r. Y. c. band Is
practising every night With the view
sof placing on concert before the
holidays.
The series of try-out debates ut the
B. Y. G.. to secure debators to meet
the A. c. u. in the annual meet, will
occur next "Wednesday evening at 4
O'Clock infiSibley hall
The Dramatic club of the 3. Y has
decidedito give the play tThe Servant
in the House,, come time III January.
The A. &C. Woman's club held its
usual weekly meeting at the home of
Wiatsoe gave an enjoyable talk OH
The life and works of John Ruskin.
The club will meet with Miss RATHER
inc Smith at the New Jersey academy
next Monday. A
u. A. c. WINTER COURSE. u
The u A. c. is just now issuing a
neat little circular of 10 pages. an
nouncing it's winter course which be-
regular faculty is increased by j. Il.
RotherE of Yale, who will have charge
of the forestry. courses and w. L. Car
lyle. who will lecture on Animal hus-s
bandry and w. II. DIN who will lecture
on field crops.
HELD FOR LARCENY.
- Deputy Sheriff johnson returned last
evening from Mercur having in GUS
tody Charles Deacon of Wellsville.
charged with stealing $1,000 from An
drew Adamson. 1t is said the young
man acknowledges taking the money.
Sheriff Johnson said Deacon made a
clean breast of the whole thing.
Justice Braugfa.m fined John w.
Att, $40 Wednesday night for drunk
enness.
The Logan Tabernacle choir assisted
by the u. A. G. choir announces q grand
concert at the tabernacle on the even
ing OF December is.
WEDDING PERMITS.
Marriage licenses have been pro-
cured this week by the following cou-
pies:
Jesse George Nisll and Carrie Hess,
Plymouth Utah.
Geo. /. Nielsen and Ida M. Rose,
Hyrum.
willard II. Parker and Catherine
Stuart, Wellsvlle.
Jos. FL. Corbridge and Esther c. An
derson, Franklin.
Joseph A.. Pearce and Harriet f..
Hall, Hyru,n.
VIM. III. Larsen and Eshea Kicks, Lo-5
gan.
Clarion Ross Holland and Mary Vera
Shirley, Rexburg. 4
Mr. and Mrs. James Anderson an
.nounce the engagement of their daush-.
ter Emily. to Arthur Mecham, the mar
rage to take place in the Logan tenn
pie, December 90.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

ling plans for the completion Of the in
terror of the main building. AS soon as
the plans are completed contracts Will
be let for the finishing of the build
ing. The committee having the work
in charge hope to have the house ready
for use early next year.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
PARK CITY.
CoASTING ACCIDENT.
Miss Jennie Wilson Badly Hurt
George Potts Injured in Mill.

George Potts Injured in Mill.
Special Correspondence.
Park City, Dec. 9.---While out coast
ing last evening on Park avenue,
party or young people ran into a horse
Which was tied in front of #. W. Sher-
mans residence. Miss Jennie Wilson,
one or the party, was kicked in the
head, making it necessary for the doc
tor to put in nine stitches.
George Potts, working in tho Silver
King mill, was seriously injured this
afternoon while trying to lift q mine
car back on the track which had been
derailed. In some manner the car fell
on him, and crushed his hip. He was
Immediately removed to the Miners
hospital. IT is feared that he is also
injured informally. s5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
BOUNTIFUL.
DENISE Or MRS. JANE NJ. HOLT

DEMISE OF MRS. JANE NJ. HOIT.
Veteran OF 81 Closes Busy and Hon,
" orcd Career
Special Correspondence.
Bountiful, Davis Co. Dec. 10.-Alrs.
Jane Mabey Holt, one of Davis county S
foremost citizens, died at her home
here. Dec. 5, after a. long illness.
Mrs. Holt was born at Caddystocll,
Dorsetshire, England. May 10. 1871.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12

He was born in Denmark Dec 5, 1854.
He came to Utah in 1881, and settled
in Huntsville, he lived there for II
years then came to Huntington, where
he has lived ever since. He leaves a
wife and three sons living, having bur
led two children. The funeral was
held on the 3rtl inst, the speakers be-
ing Erick Larson of Cleveland, w, ~.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10 1908

Bishops Counselor II. a. Lundouist.
The speakers were President Il. d.
Woollcy and Bishop A. w. Judd OF
FTredona. : III
Most beautiful weather prevails, all
though a little snow would add ma
3terially to the welfare of he cattle
sheep and goat industries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-12
SPRING CITY.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WEDDING
Funeral of Matthias Olsen - New
Westinghouse and Annex.

Special Correspondence.
Spring City, Sanpete Co, Dec. TO-
Funeral services over the remains of
Matthias Olsen We're held in the meet
in2house yesterday The speakers were
Elders Rasmus Justesen, John r. Bax-
ter. James Christensen, and Bishop
s.I.auritz o. Larsen. Mr.. Olsen was born
in Norway, March II. 1881, and was
baptized in Christiania In April, 1857
The family came to Utah in 1875, and
have made their home in Spring City
since that time. He was devoted Lat
Fter-day Saint.
WEDDING BELLS.
Miss Jennie d. Alfred OF Spring
City and James Christensen of Eureka
We're married on Wednesday, Dec. 10,
the ceremony being performed in the.
Manti temple. In h. evening large
Z " attended reception was held at the
home of the brides mother, Mrs. Elsie
G. Alfred. Mr.. and Mrs. Christensen
Will reside in Eureka.
The annex to the new Westinghouse
I1ns been completed by the contractors
The architect, Mi. Wa tkins, is prepar-: