Deseret Evening News | 1906-11-17 | Page 16 | Local News

t X X X Q x r A ij t 1 Ill I IJ 1 A J I f 4 I I A AI A Af A I A Ay y 1 1 Y J iy y A A 1 t f X tY 1 y t A At A t 1 X 3 y y 1 r A Ar f 1 X 1 it 1 y t i c j jJ y I J I T 9 p I X j PATRIARCH JAMES C WATSON lIi Tall TaL Plat 1100 Front the Iho Pioneer Stake lit HI 10 I 1 31 tk It has hns been blen that the funeral ot of James C will willbe be held train the tho Pioneer stake tako house nit aH It wn found toune that hat the SIxth ward chapel would 1 bo be entirely too small to accommodate the mallY friends who r to the tho The rho heur ot oC 1230 been as the tho time for tor the tho ob obsequies To buildIng iti III Is Ia on Fifth West and First W t streets Iton had lenny not only In th the Sixth ward here he wits connected with the for tor a period of years earll eighteen which lie hI servI a as bishop but the entire city and ancl in III x t till the lie was but six years oM ohi when he came with Ills his parents to t Halt j 3 I l Ike kt for tor GI t years ear he e wn was n figure the ot of this city 4 From ISil 1871 to I lie he wits II a night watchman till Cr the city nil as such lIuch his c ac became very ery numerous and lie he WAI heM held In esteem iy by all 1 r ho chanced to know him himi i i lit his hilI own ward Watson atson us beloved lie Ho often visited the heroes ot of the over whom ime he particularly the and NT S the he poor Of n a cheerful anti sunny disposition himself Ilc 1 and hope to thoi who lives were darl nn and 1 lie ho heM held n a place In n tim of those as he was wall teemed esteemed hy ii whose lot wan WIH moore pleas J k 1 I and n