Beloved Emma Wright Laid To Rest In Orden City Cemetery
Funeral for Mrs Emma Taylor Wright held at Fifth Ward meeting house with Bishop Jacobs presiding. Attendees included C F Middleton John Watson Apostle Dr Mc Kay and George W Larkin at grave for dedicatory prayer. Mrs Wright praised as a sterling mother who lived to eighty years and faced life’s ups and downs. Burial followed in Orden City Cemetery amid solemn tributes and special music by Bessie Dean Allison Ruby Geddes and Gus Sanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Taylor Wright
Fifth Ward
Jacobs
Bessie Dean Allison
Ruby Geddes
Gus Sanders
C.F. Middleton
John Watson
McKay
Wright
Orden City Cemetery
George W. Larkin
Good TemplarsMusicale And Banquet In Union Labor Hall
The Good Templars of the city plan a supper and entertaining musicale at the Union Labor hall this evening from 6:30. Program includes orchestra selections, songs by Martha Shaw Lillian Shipley Fauline Maddock Grace Russet, readings by Frank Smith Rhoda Prothers, piano duel by Mesdames Allen Moon, and address by Reverend J. E. Carver. Ogden weather notes 40 degrees above zero with light rain until midnight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Labor Hall
Martha Shaw
Frank Smith
Lillian Shipley
J. E. Carver
Fauline Maddock
Rhoda Prothers
Mesdames Allen and Moon
Grace Russet
Ogden
Civic Improvement League pushes Utah bill in Salt Lake
The Civic Improvement League of Salt Lake urges passage of a Des Moines style government plan. A monster petition with city business and professional leaders circulated for days. league committees plan to present to the legislative committee once the bill is introduced. House bills advancing include 65 funding a University of Utah building and 6 legalizing horse race pools with state fair support. bills 34, 107, 128, 106, and Senate 17 also move. The house approves pool betting 41 to 1 after debates on racing impacts, while state officials see salary and governance adjustments amid a busy legislative day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Senate
Civic Improvement League of
Salt Lake
Iowa
House of Representatives
Civic Improvement League
Tee
League
University of
Utah
Claud Y. Russell
Porter
Secretary of State
Board of Education
Supreme Court
Ashton
Utah Legislature House Bills List of 1907 Session
A collection of House bills listed with sponsors and purposes. Topics include agricultural resource investigation for Uintah Wasatch areas, road and bridge funding in Wasatch and Morgan counties, regulation of professional fees and penalties, prohibitions on unauthorized use of names, county insurance regulation, suicide prevention measures, poll tax amendments, secretary of state fee schedules, veterinary examiners board creation, validity actions for irregular articles of incorporation, and a $2 appropriation in a Dyreng proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pope
Uintah Wasin
Uinta Indian Reservation
Wasatch County
Utah
Russell
Committee On Manufactures and Commerce
Hansen
Hammond
Bower
Porter
Morgan County
Thompson
Secretary of State
Fuller
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Archibald
Dyreng
Utah Senate Bills and County Legislation Summary
A list of proposed Utah laws includes road and bridge funding in Sanpete County, amendments to sections on undertakings on appeal, tax collection methods, county officer fees for policing the United Reservation, and regulation of poultry and meat labeling and cold storage. Also noted: creation of a park commissioner board in first-class cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
W C. Horsley
Wasatch County
United Reservation
James B. Wilson
Committee
Wo N Williams
W. N. Williams
Carl A. Badger
Senate Bill Changes Transit Sweep Timing in County Cross
Senate bill No. 60 amends section 2452x6 of the compiled laws to extend sweep in transit to cross any one county in the state from 15 to 20 days. Rudolph Kuchler is noted in association with the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eltate
Rudolph Kuchler
Amalgamated Sugar to Meet Farmers for Beet Contracts
Agent of Amalgamated Sugar company will meet farmers at multiple settlements on specified dates in February 1909 to discuss sugar beet contracts. If unable to attend, contracts may be made on Saturdays until March 15, 1909 at the sugar company's open office in Ogden City, Room 317 First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amalgamated Sugar Company
Riverdale
West Weber
Slaterville
M. Marriott
Farr West
A. m. Harrisville
North Ogden
Sugar Company
Ogden City
First National Bank
Illegal deer case tests witnesses in Huntsville court
The Huntsville municipal court heard the illegal deer killing case against Esem Jesperson. Defense attorney Kimball and County Attorney Jonsen called witnesses including Joseph Wangsgaard Alma Peterson John Jorgenson and Peter Olson for the defense and Jack Smith Sam Allen Game Warden John M Grow and Carl Stromberg for the state. Smith described encounters with Jesperson near Skunk Creek and a deer drag, noting part of the deer was later found by Warden Grow near the campfire. The testimony continued through the afternoon with little decisive progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esem Jesperson
Huntsville
Kimball
Jonsen
Joseph C. Wangsgaard
Alma Peterson
John Jorgenson
Peter Olson
Jack Smith
Sam Allen
John M. Grow
Carl Stromberg
Tack
Jenperson
Skunk Creek
Gore
Jesperson
Jack
Warden Grow
Mr. Grow
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Mother
Sterling Pioneer
Dean
Toggery
Civic League
Claude Y. Russell
Clauae Y. Russell
House
Clitee
FacStuile Signature of
New York
Bears
Castoria
Keister’s Ladies’ Tailoring College
Washington Avenues
Carnegie Library
S. S
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Sanpete County
I. Bronson
the Mercantile Installment Co
Twenty-Fourth Street
THE
Fred. J. Kiesel CO
Pabst Brewing Co
Milwaukee, Wis
General Agents For
United States
Soda Springs
Idaho
Utah National Bank of
J. E. Dooly
Horace E. Peery
Ralph E. Hoag
A. V. McIntosh
Ogden State Bank
H. C. Bigelow
A. P. Bigelow
Cashier
J. ™. Browning
R. A. Moyes
Gashier
U. S
First National Bank OF
Ogden, Utah
David Beele
M. S. Browning
G. H. Tribe
John Pingree
Jas. F. Burton
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