Salt Lake Telegram | 1905-11-28 | Page 3 | Council Adjourns because of Death

DNCIL ADJOURNS BECAUSE Of DEATH AtVr' passing resolutions deploring the I dejiftrr of Miss Rebecca Morris, daughter B of Sreyo:- Richard P. Morris, the City Council adjourned last evening. Miss Morris died at the Latter-day Saints' hospital Sunday night. After pasaing the resolutions. President Hewlett was empowered to appoint a . committee to make arrangements for the V . Council to attend the funeral, which takes place this afternoon at 2 o'clock .frcm the Eighteenth ward meeting-house. The committee appointed consisted of President Hewlett, Hartensteln, Wood, Fernstrom and A. J. Davis. The resolutions were presented by Pres-i Pres-i Ident Hewlett and unanimously adopted.. I The resolutions read as follows: j '3od hath called unto Hl prenc Rebecca, j the tx-autiful, Kto4, and beloved duihtr of the esteemed Mayor of th city: A harp lle broken at Faroe door Its string are silent ever more: No more its muile sha.ll appeal To fouls, hind wounds nor morrows heal. For tha Great Musician. God of Iov. Hash called the flner to a Home above.' An'l W hereas. The members of the Council Coun-cil and the officers of the city are moved with t'rief snd sympathy: therefore, be it ! Resolved. That the Council do extend to Vayr Itichaxd P. Morris and his family their ,C ' At I'pf'Ht sympathy and condolence, and that i; the Council snd the officers of the city do at- f lend in a body the ceremonies of the departure, I and that the criy offices be closed on thu dsj- -.f the funeral at 1Z o'clock nocn. Be It fur-Ij fur-Ij thtr Resolved. That this resolution be spread up- r.n tha records of the city, and that mn en- 1 grossed copy thjreof be forthwith presented j' to our esteemed Mayor and his family. And !' be It further r w Resolved. That the Council do adjourn.