The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-25
KAYSVIlLE NEWS
Special to The Tribune

Special to The Tribune.
KAYSvILLE, Utah, April 24..-The
funeral services over the remains of
Miss Blanche Phillips. who died Mon
day evening. were held from the kays-
vile meeting house on Thursday after
noon, and were largely attended, The
ward choir furnished some very beau
tifw music. Miss Hazel E. Barnes
rendered the solo, "Face to Face -
The speakers at the funeral were DR..
j. H. Grant, II. J, Sheffield. Jr, ex-
Bishop Peter Barton, Bishop Henry II.
Blood and President Joseph Hyrum
Grant of Bountiful, A large number Of
Kaysville cemetery, where they were
laid to rest.
Miss Annie Barnes was operated on
at the Kaysville hospital, Thursday, for
appendices, and at last accounts was
getting along fine.
Miss Blanche Barnes. who was op-
Grated on at the hospital last week for
very serious condition, is now thought
to be improving.
Nothing has been learned as to the
identity of the stranger who commit
ted suicide near the residence of Will
liam H. Blood, in West Kaysville, last
Saturday morning. and 1t is doubtful
if anything more will be learned about
nlUe Inc remains were SHlppcu W luc
medical department of the state uni.
versity on Tuesday.
A meeting Of those who are inter"
ested in the piping Of water to the
Kaysvillc cemetery was held at the
city hall on Tuesday evening, and the
project that has been fathered by Rep
rescntative John w. Thornley, and Hy.
rum Stewart WINS laid before those pres
ent, with the result that a company
will be organized and later incorporat-
ed: that water rights be secured IN
Holmes creek from the Kaysville Irri-
CATION company; that reservoir be
constructed on the hill east Of the Gem
etery and that pipo limo Of sufficient
capacity to supply the entire cemetery
bo laid, the work to commence at once
and be completed before the coming
Decoration day.
Tho people Of Kaysville and Layton
have united in the work for the reason
that the kaysville cemetery is used by
the people of East Layton and West
Layton, Jointly with Kaysville. In the
corporation to be formed tho officers
will bo chosen from the three wards. 1t
has been decided that the capital stock
shall be placed at 100000, in 500 shares
of $40 each. 1t is hoped that there
Will be enough subscribed and paid in
within the next few days TO allow the
fling Of the articles of incorporation,
The following officers were chosen:
Hyrum Stewart, president; John W.
Thornley,, vice president; Frank l.. Lay
ton. secretary and treasurer. The di~
rectors are Hyrum Stewart, Lambert
Blamires, John W, Thornley,, William
NJ. Nader, Frank l., Layton, Heber J.
| Sheffield, Andrew Egbcrt, Richard Ste
yensou and William r. Payne.
The present high price of all kinds
of grain has induced the farmers in
this locality quite generally to let go
OF their holdings, aud as n result very
! little wheat. oats or barley remains in
| the producers bins. The prospects
for crops the coming season are good,
and with favorable weather there will
he as heavy yield as was recorded
last year.
Misses Cora and Vera Bonnemort
were Salt Lake visitors on Thursday,
I Brigham Bosworth. who has been
here for the last two months with rela.
tiyes, returned to his homo in Preston,
Ida, Thursday,
Mrs. John ", Thornley, and Mrs. Doc,
tor Ingram were Salt Lake City visit
ors this week.
The Las Pladicorns club met Mt the
home Of Mrs. John ". Galley this aft.
ernoon.
Miss Emily Maylin and Mrs. Nellie
Nance were Salt Lake City yisitos
yesterday.