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THE SALT LAKE HEBATiTX SI MJA1V MAY 29 SECiIOX TWO 2- e 1904 HappeningsTragic Gwnic Pathetic in Utah COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF UTAHS COUNTY SCHOOLS ivicrmc YOUKC- timanc Youn she Tu lv the Ii 1 dtcph- tt houi Mid continuing to le r- to e nee in He urged tboroua- i ud to and advc- cy 11 a pli intellectual and moral- e Thin Univ y quartette composed et- M r Me Reid sang jfandetitta and as an Swear Belle Ma hone I sident then Oelivered bis an a which shoved that there ha i een a total enrollment of students de the year of 14 1 including m in tin i aver school The total number of en lateis slightly in excess of the pr 0113 year but this the report says rain t be taken as the real odi atonal of school as the oui demand for the services of the 8tuits is such that It requires more tha ordinary determination to continue a irse to the finish The number of stn nts in attendance from outside Rtat and foreign counties is as fol- low Idaho 14 Arlsona N Wyoming T Nevada 1 Colorado Oregon 4 M01 tuna 1 Mexico i S 8a- mm4 l TI e faculty consists of reg- ular y salaried teaehers three teacl- on art some coll five rendering some grat- uitc is service and pursuing college stud its The faculty of the Beaver branch con sta of twentys ivn regular teach rrK making a total of sixtytwo teachers ia tie university The school orji iiisattons and their progress were siv n mentions and the general organize tion known as the student body was eon uended for the collection of S1275 for the purchase and improvement of ground n hIs for a campus hun rod and fifteen volumes been add 1 to the library during the year and the need for additions to the laboratories was mentioned andIt was recommended that the work of completing the and therein necessary tout for the iron work hi the industrial icirtment be cosapjefed before the next s h l year TI renort closed by stating that the outl the coming year was encour- atfic 4 and expressing appreciation for the supi rt by board of trus- tee O V Andelin Calm as a Lake nfto which certificates were presented lilows Preparatory school graduates Onarle- sIb Thomas If Anderson Lewis C Piuf Josephine K Hinckley Christine Oar la It L Johnson Deseret- w Jiiukman William Housekeeper Jean i Karl Keeler Hurt John- son Margaret H Clayton James sren Hymn Anderson Maggie O Creer Charles R Clinton Lu eiia S Mathis Otto Salisbury Sarah J Huff George A Rowed Fawn R Brim hall Samu Blake Pay Brimhall Agnes 8te jrt9ark G K Bertha J bent William R CreerT Darrell B Lent lert- Sjx i l certificates in elocution Sarah K F reston Hattie Redd Emma Wood lions Km i lv J Smith Nova K Young Beulth Storrx Laura Psarl Adams ieve DusenJterr Viola Busby Dun Berg Sp4i4al certificates ID music Ktna 1 old H war and Jennie Thompson vooal must Cordelia Pearl Taft Kffir Harvey Leolette Christensen fort Clarence J Hawkins band and orchestra musk Murray Snow orchestral mus c Fred and orcbes- t ra mu ici Samuel H Jpr rsonr jr band and orchestral mu ie Kloreoc vocal music The thre students are members of one l ami lv having great musical and eceive i specIal mention from Professor A Lund IiplomMS were awarded to tae follow in Josephine Mupdock Edith May A Annie NnttaJl kinder- garten Holbraak special eertifieate- in drawing Mary Banner Ida Huber i ecial eertificate in Sunday school kin iiergarten work Billings and Jes- e Terrie special in short liaiul and typewriting diplomas Thomas F K irk ham and John Rueson three years jurse in bookkeeping June I Packard uid Kdna special course in short liiind and typewriting Amos Wood B C iarciner and Reed L Anderberg two r course in bookkeeping Pearl Jones and Dennison jr two years c iirs in shorthand and typewriting High Archie M vcy Fletcher Frank L Harris David J George R lll jr Dell O- lo r Francis W Normal diplomas 11 Turn 8 Vance leoefie Cbristeniien Jane A Ollerton Maria linker Orion N Srtha down George N Child Mazy J Bees i ure of Bsch 4or of SciMires Sres- n farrvd i the Bege i it Andrew Theodore JohnxcMi Byron nAcrs Oiiton CJe JTge Cullx rt Uaney jr- teme S Jarwi and John K Booth i iilsc Booth who is one of the grad i has been a teacher in the acad- nv und from its commence n nt He a graduate of the Unhrer- ity of Dcstret taow the state univer it y i ivEPisIPy f the Bi1g I 1ty r hdI- i it 1 o ol Urslty- Eb ii d ffly C cl j u s an It iU9fl t boa ti Lfd- ex ffU d sir Ii t va by P h L inanrd di elo- Ii ti t h a- t T1jk tht d jf 1 t he tIj t htl it- l vi4 tideu uiwbeu and An- t en- C a 2 salary pursuing tt UI tee I build- ing r a Mi1 y Heber Miller John 4iaud Hayes Foot 4IttIoot- Dr Han ah 4na I taIen I Ors e Leone t ftinrnnda IeMtugey I t 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ > < ¬ > > > < > the afternoon the students in athletio spurts on the college campus winch were by mont dtiaens- In he A fine and Ill ciry entertainment was given the siiidonta in the opera bouse under the- ir ction f A C Lund and Miriam Nefte a students baU- vi then in gymnasium 8AMPXTK COUNTY The eighth grade graduates of this city HI thrir conjawtic meut xerci m hi tbe- i ib i naole t Kpbralm TfaajsAlr ill lena numbers forty 4wo is rgpt clns graduated from any pae- ict in 8tMHt CQUNty An- iT iKramai was carried out by mesabera1- ci ihe cla a and sue4tse- PROGRAMME og Graduating elasa vocation Anderson- 11ire Christensens orchectra- AUJreaa of welconi- e4Prei Jento eMi edgar Tborpe i coiutt Suju of d 0oi JL Larson Iiano Katie Otsen and Rutv f- laa history Anne screnae- nra itro h y Clifford Madtoon- Htlf tion Orchestra Thf PubUp Schools Ann Larson ien k iAttorney ephralnjiraoscn- A oa solo ElloVl Meek Add m t graduates Prof Jensen at vtory Fred Jensen Member of class Lou Uo X N NoyeS LIST OF GRADUATES M Ann Larsen Anne nftorensen- t Thorpe Gardte J H i rl Heaaea Moa Hansen Qui iivirri Ti tloet r n 101 v Nielsen rir ihi Var ileary Ander- i iii risen Alonzo- i Lon liners net Bounty fijiiti t rie follow tin iiircreiH fdioo- hrtstlansen Vaiindc Anderson K Oistn Leonard Pi frseii ral Keal- i M u iv Chri- on Bendtv- n Iar ji Atx- F Hasen Seymour Rasmus- i Oliii t l aar on Henry ii O i rharlrs Rasmus engages itntssd j 1is the a I S iv dUSt y t iri nWi Itt RU- t4 rct son fr IJa Fin Katl ulCpu Oh- iy Iaami Clii xn- 8ty ftt 1rn T4hns r cl J ar J 5 J 11ga iro 1 en 0154 Baa Ln 0 I ard I IO5- OS LETE N I Y- T iar sI IO 1 I LII si Uit I tm priHe- TJ ar v pOt 21irl IC let 5gs 1hsr 0 enn y y 1 J 1 I I jC y I I > > Mildref- k A ld r Snow Munk B Alallti Spring liinson- ia All iinchc- Kuth f Spring Kalryi- iiida hristei jhi Jeisi Mabel- iiaiiliifi Arsaer fon Alice Iarns- nrad Krisehkaoelu liar nia Molter Hou- Klrkmaff i inripr IJadsVu arl lt- sen Bertha Musi- i uri1 Deucl WaJue- i vn Kour failures in- J i r Biiiin principal Arnold AUred ci Kobin on Jennie Mired iii AUred Dora Johnson Hilda l ahl K Koffoni n One failu ni in A I Miner f Caroliir Ross Chr- IHT iorep- iia Antlerso- n Anna Iim jriciptii Ma IJriiy WillJ- fner Blanch ii trles Che Aina Petersen otist Four in- n pla who did not t as Fount i Jrren All rt N Tojlstrup- urfnclpsi Kugeiie AIlrri Geneva On fai No grntiiates in Milbtirn Mt Pi am Daniei ildnmussen i ri- ipai t rk Ray Monson l a Anders Jhn D Cliff Louis Peters n- E ner Hansen ci Winiiie Tucker nhelia Mc lellahan- Rolpli iilie Kricksoii James LundQuist fail in Mt Pleasant Moron J M Christ ngrn principal Nelson Rotira Tidwell Eimor- Christei u Six fill Wiles A J Thompson W K Dye Mary Dye Jo- sephine Le is Mary I a nib Mercy Jn The Sterling rd Gunrisou schools had their examination some TV fks ago and there were nineteen em uates in inni son and eislit who ihiled Sterling had three graduates WEEK coumnr SCHOOLS The commencement exercises of the High school of Richfield and the public of Sevler county were held at Glenwood was one of the notable events in the of these exercises There was an afternoon pi o rramme and an evening a banquet at 6 a ball the close of the exercises The people of Glenwood had made pro- vision for the accommodation of guests and visitors and all were provided for at the banquet board Many of the of tte were of an unusually merUo ter and of John K- In his address of welcome Superintendent in the Nelson HI M r in to the graduates were very appropriate number of graduates this ex- ceeds that of year by a good many Richfield Saline snow up especially well in the Mat The programme of exercises wes aa Coin lows Opening selection Old Uncle Nd Monroe male quartette Song Blue Bells Paper By Labor Do All Excel Loren OWroy Solo Afterwards i v j Jones Paper The Importance of an Grade Graduation Alma Nielson Invesai Song Redmon- dadre Te Mrytle NebekerVTucMleld H ft- M Francis Ranson Monroe Appetites in the Song Paper Bach Tints His Own Sky MJaaea Moore Song s Christensen Haset Gray Stewart I sroy Paper for Am Celeste t Red MM Selection Winds ol the Sea Monroe male quartette Selection Down in the Deep Let Monroe male quartette Awarding of certificates Jacob Magieby Instrumental Lula Kirkman Glenwood Valedictory Eva Kessler Salina U xradu ts r Violin solo James D Monroe H Ben Glenwood Selection Id Like to 9 UK South Once More Monroe saale fnaftetto The graduates are school Bephemore- olassvHasel Baler Btt Christiansen Myrtle Dora Thurber Frsstaaan Class Mary Christensen Grace Irene Kora Thurber Wilkinson Rub Nova Christensen Jeanette Ji- Poulsen Ray 8 Grundy Eugene C Meb eker Adell Gottfredeon A Lillian Jensen Chatim L Hansen LVdis- tRasmuasen Reina Value A sbai Maggie Brlrk8 n Annie AtMerson Pearl Nelson John O Greco Jane But- ter Florence M Home or J rtefc oii- E O d n Lionel J Bean LdcUe Iai Qeaeva Ross l ui tv Salisbury Marion K Seegmlller Salina C Scott Grace Blanche Ashby Pearl Rubr Stevens Addle fcorane Stevens AurilJa- R Wright Rhoda Humphrey Ophelia Allred Leverne Stevens Ella M Peter t 5 t ir ron Ntc5 i rd HeufjWW ida J Ri old tad 1ggie r n i i i Iai1sen H Siiia Nis Ivory L Larsen lh1Iati Itta Centerfield r1 uste i tt Superintendent and i t Paper Oiw Charles F Nielson E1S1DOr I Annie Andersen 1 Richfield H 8 1tth I lax Easel SaUna Vera Fairbanks Una k b Uy t Gruny SODS e Mimic 5eeller Earl jjckson Mend Orroek Myrtle Brandler Public E igwa 8I cleric Jorgensen son Ruth Gottfredson SU1e FhUhin > > > > < ¬ > ¬ > Ruby E Robbins Inverury Eph L Christensen Alma A Nielsen Mary Mar j ble Hazel Elva S r Bos Christensen Claude 8 Stewart Ctartfi Hansen Manuel Stevensea- Gleuwood Mary Mali Vera Fairbanks Dora Johnson Katie Petei Joseph Nina Ross Uaee A Jack I man Kdna Shipp fretta Parker Ross Lizzie Hyatt Js seji Rrdmond Krnest Poutaen Aiyeretta ChrfxtejMenr Aadfe- WAAmleron I F Nielso Ana Olsen Loa Oldwy4 lsinore4itarie5 eOr5O Monrot George M Hunt Praiyrts Ear WJB f- 9U1OCXT CO Ujrtg Y istl0 lM The Summit county public schools lv ii their fifth annual commencetneRt Fri u evening at the Dewev theatre J Hrk Cn sixtyone diplomas from County Superintendent Boyuen- ing that they wsfully corn the prescribed w K in the gradeV- ot tha school a aiimitting them lo High school in sept mber Following the ejrer ls s in the theatre members of the it graduating daes entertained the co ivity graduates In the faple hal with a sc which was attended wH tow At the theatre the following inureswr programme wt u rendered Opening chorw Haii Thou Loveiy i Month Park Cfty Invocation Bishop RasbanU i Salutatory Plr a Riley Perk City Piano solo irginia Smitn oalville Paper B Fred Koho- ae iiHu- i il solo Jdj uii Ity City JJofcraphy Louisa M Alcott Grace Saimon toalyaie- r Our Countys Pv lo i nation Jamie Vivian Lancy Kamas i t address Hiache Dighion Park City in M ciijjonai ml M U M BtiUcii Address u ci M l resioent W J Keir Chorus The Shower iark Cty class DAVIS OOTJlfTT- Tli couvty hoard of examiners Com pletcti thfjr work Tuesday and an the following of ii tL n eoiuux- lii VV principal David 8 Most Arthsj flitch leIla Howard Nelson Laura Hatch Thomas Lorin tre Wlllard S Sylvia Hatch Sarah L Hate eiiob Hatch Mills Hud i vilify Julia H Boulton May Altretta Bouitu Ambrose Call Ethc Loder Jfaiietiii Hay wood Blanche I pwi Flora iJurnirgham B itn Aivin St 3ions Ma v Holbrook ie 1vdti ted Pat I c h clasS lssoii Button seay Scho hainaa n I Leone vetii OaJley 1 Si nt 5d list gra los e- I k Hath laud i rrish pri- Hr- Day n < > > > > Smith Helen I e Thoman Wjur ar Fred MID r whi Co Krjiest Grant- IM T F How principal Mii v Sniiiii fi rs Mf Vayni fopic K rfp r Frank X- Vorslf Nettie C imit U JFfph WISP Rich Parrish Ella roft Roeena Lucas Gerome Brown Harold Roberts Samuel Ensign Willie Walton Louise Rollins- Karralnsfton Charles R Mabey princl- jiul K K rvi t He rite Alioe Wiiox Sterling ark JJone Saiiiicrs Myrtle Steed tleve- ifrby Ai nic MuDoiiaiJ Lev Clark Mud iari Jcie Baikdull Alice Wood Viola Knowlton Leroy Walker Hubert C Burton Nora Ingram Jesse Flint V Pnil Hps fTnHor Hs e Dummer Flint AHierti Mabel Smith Norma Tliornley Kffie Criddl- cIayton W R Skeen prinii al Janle Roberts Myrtle Morgan Sviie Hodson David Stev nson Wiggill Ruby E- Wh tf sMt Pmrl Ware Martha A lia Harris JPSSK A Robins Grace A Robin Leonard O Green Syraeuie Thomas I Williams princi- pal Ro rna Thurguuti Olive K Tr e K Williams lueina Wait South Hooper J H Kowlcs principal Nora M Frew Minnie PBOCTEK ACADEMY The Procter academy which has eon eluded a very successful school year will hold its exercises at Provo next week Following Is the 23 At S p m bacca- laureate sermon Rev S H Goodwin in the Congregational church May 31 At 2 p m childrens matinee S p m entertainment Procter hall Wednesday June 1 At S p m exercises eighth grade Procter hall June 2 At 4 p m alumni banquet to be followed by a business meeting 8 p m eocwncncement exer department Procter hall The following of ex the Grammar department Platte duet Florence Nttnn and Noon Violin solo Ralph scenes ft Stamp Act Eighth grade boys Vocal sextette Mesdames Williams Love Misses Cook Hall Post Noon Historical scenes the Declaration of Independence boys Piano Hall and Culbertson Historical scenes 8 Martha Wash ingtons Tea Party Eighth grade girls Mandolin selection George Atkin and Male Messrs John son WhItehead Roberts and Jones Address to class and presentation of diplomas D song Piano quartette Misses Hail and Davis Mrs and Miss Culbertson- JLesxUmy Department Xxerciaes General subject Student Life Orchestra Invocation Rev Thomas Henry Scruggs aolo Johnston Student Life in the Fourteenth Cen Jennie Baker Clarinet solo J Sondregger Student Life m the Twentieth Cen Helen Bouhan Vocal solo Miss Florence Jepperson Presentation of diplomas P A Cornet solo C J Hawkins Award of gold medals for best work In English Academic department Benediction andnatsja Academic Jennie Baker Helen Bonbam Grammar Myrtle K Bib bins Maude Bowen Opal F Noon Kath- arine Post Betsy Mae Henry Florence Atkin MU ton C Carruthera Clarence I Kofford Peterson John E lieu Reuben Hawk Earl O Lamb John T Ward were the tabernacle test night Fortyseven pupils were graduated The was and heartily applauded by a large throng Invocation Mr Orson Smith Salutatory Zettie Turner chorus Beauteous Day RfCHatten Torn Gee T Langton Piano solo La Somnambuta Julia liendricks Mae iornwell School chorus Home From the Wood Recttadso He Knights Iteas- tiiyMiz Alex Preston In S Thain and Olive Cressall Recitation AH is Well Helen Groesbeck VtoHn solo Miss Pbylin Recitation Parhassius Cap thre Joseph E Otte School chorus Nebekec Address to graduates Wsa M Stewart Conferring of certificates President H Bullen Benedletto- nBTJMKA XKJK SCHOOL The exprcj of the Ku reka school class were t l in Odd Fellows hall Friday night Th address was made by George M Mar shall of the stats university who was the guest of the at a in the I D 8 church afterwards The exercises at the hull were begun a piano solo by Miss Alice Weldon who was followed by Mis Josh Kelly who delivered the salutatory After Kelly Walter J nsen san and Professor ve a recitation followed by the valc- Istorian of the class Miss Elodia Man gum At the conclusion of Miss Man address Mr B F llodson gave a piano solo the class song was diplomas presented by the president of tie school board The members of the graduating clas- ses Mlsse Mary Josie eUy Kioida MatiRum und Kdlth Bil Albert Jarvis Will Hurd John Downey and NVwcl Irvine I a S 1 I Lash ti Se I r I i is TOn t- lti Pir I b iulo larni 4it ire 41 J i nig rinI hit i t4tfli 1iflLiC u1 5t1 Jo- sh L5mbr3uh riia da Fero Mlante Emma neon J- inn Eim LOGAX TJX cEooI The cloning exercises of the city schools fteeitatlon 0 Utterly lYtter Happy Recitation Strong Herbert Miss arakall delivered an address Miss P1k > > ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > MANTI SCHOOLS Closing exerctoes graduates of the Manti public schools were held in the j Manti tabernacle Friday evening The following was rendered Pilgrims Chorus Class Prayer Chaplain Presidents addreSs Recitation Apple Harmon Addresses by members of the school board Essay Jonnie Bench Piano selection i Alida Spar Oration Newton E Noyes Addfss Principal Nephi Jensen Prognostication Henry Petersen Valedictory Frank Alder Aqvil Chorus Class Benediction l y chaplain I The exercise were followed by a dance j at the opera house > 6O07ZELD SCHOOLS Scofleld May S The graduating ej r- Cises of the eighth grade of the Scofleld public schools were laid Friday May fi The following are members of the class Minrie reweathtT Mary Ant Hlnst- J th FiirM I ia ioJigi Hilda lngi and Viiliam llusscii- An unusually interesting Drogramme was rendered and was enjoyed by a large audience A novel feature was the pre- sentation to the graduating clrss of a beautiful picture aa a token of esteem from the seventh grade POPPKUTON PLACE for weak children Provo Canyon and Return 125 Via D B O Sunday May 20 Leave Salt Lake 800 a in Returning irive rtt Salt Luke 6ott p m Tli magnMlcent scenery in the west A de lifhtful outing for those who love wonders of nature Rushing moun- tain torrents peaks Green trees dazzling and aupln pir log cataraete all in u sran ranorama Wall Paper Some things new in wall decorations Jiist arrived We are uptodate with our order V A Drvall 1 4 Second South where you always aet h 5 5 pus the won i Vest ari ihope ¬ ¬ KING HANDCAR Farmer Congressman Takes fltcial Train From Park City to CoalvillcC- oalville May 26 The jury returned a verdict of no cause of action this aft r noon in the case ot Annie OKetfe vs City Plaintiff alleged in her corn that she fell down on one of the citys sMewilk u jur i Irit ami and that tlt i ot th s itvvik was r j yoi inl Ior h r iiiisirttiie Th was charged with n giigeiue damages in tile sum o UMW were de- manded When Jutfge King reached Park City morning item Salt Lake he discovered i IT trntn nr oalville Iliad left At ri ii he wee coulisci i h Would be called tor trul viliin no iiuur The excQngrcssman ie to tin rjiiroad company for transportation and a picial bept and only one in ih Park tendered him The special train consisted of a handcar and two stalwart sertlcn men TrVp iriur a friendly attorney lo hol J ilii rt for Ve wa com- ing Attfirii ki nounicd tho ear ati l stowed himself is far a possible from handles and started on his twen- tyfive mile ride which was completed under two hours When the resourceful attorney arrived at Coalville he was con oh his ability and lake the best everything The Re an politicians however seem not- e ruffled and perplexed about that ar ride and it would not be at all if one of them should decide make life next trip to the district court In a wheelbarrow CAJtBOiTS SOURCE OF XEVZirrjE ROD 4N ti ct and 1k Ii n1 I l was it the car 0 pbLi lt44 ¬ > ¬ > ¬ Larff Amount of Taxes Paid in by TJtah Fuel and Railway Co Spefclal to The Herald Price May 28 In view of the fact that talk has been made through- out the county to the effect that tho taxed for the striKe troubles in Carbon county the amounts of rev enue the county receives from the coal company the Wasatoh Stores company and the Rio Grande Western Railway all practically one and the sane thing may riot prove uninteresting at this time The here are taken from County Treasurer Loofbourows books and are for year 1903 The taxes paid last year by the three allied companies are made by precincts and ari as follows Coal Wasatcn K G W Precincts o Stores Ry Winter Quar 37 I 90 15 821 7- 2Scbfieid Castle Gate 267 3 Spring Glen 2tsi 19 22S7 9s Wellington S 58 Bunnyside 4JM 9 Clear Creek 57M 17 4Md 1479 Totals SIMM 96 1315 84 12401255 The total sum of taxes paid into the county treasurer last WHS 6097352 actual money collected Of this sum J184199o came from the ttah Pita com- pany 181584 from the Wasatoh Stores company and the sum ol J240125 from the Rio Grande Western rH ay leaving fl72M94 to be paid by the livestock real estate mercantile and ranch and other interest including the various com- panies otherwise than railway corpora- tion teleeranh and telephone lines Of the 6097352 the state of Utah re- ceived as its portion of the revenues col meted the sum of 19034S On the t th of June the board of commissioners will meet as an equalisation board and Will fix the levy for state and county purposes or rather it will leave them where they have been for a number ot years that is 4V Wills on the dollar Tits taxes for the year 1904 will be some- what greater than for last year owing to of 200 ovens at side and the addition of large plnnts and Improvements by the coal company at Its four camps in this county and the build nw dwellings and the pot chaseof those beloiigina to striken who haveleft the employ of the company Wore it not for the fact that the state has to have more revenues the rate of taxation in Carbon county be re duc d this year to 4 or T The labor troubles in Carbon county have cost the Ut h Fuel company in equipment anti the fvrploytnem of not than ninolrtg at one tinM during the niid ts strike more a day Twajye Thouaaad Acre MMJ b p by FroMtt- eecial to Tle Price May A proposition is K W considered by the people of FM and Caatle Valley to take out a big ditch at a point about five miles abov PHoe and reclaim about 12000 acre of land between here and the towns of and Cleveland the country known as Miller flats It most soil with Irrigation At this from the melting snow ia the hills is j going to waste and this could be uti Used for raininy at kast one crop of hwy and possibly two each year The plan as outlined is to build tli ditch this fall A line has already tweii surveyed said later money la her or both are availaWr It is pro oM to construct a lug rfwrvoir in the moun tain there being fair or five availab sites It ix argued that with the lands of gfjt Lake valley and the Sanpete and Sevler country going to sugar beets that this section may be made the hay mar hot of Utah Hay is now soiling at Price at W per ton and none to be had at this figure next few days will likely see a cnnpany organized for the ditch work 4nd by fall the ditch should be com piete irrigating with the Hood wa ters next spring BSCFKBT JUDGES WITHDRAWAL County Will Have a Candidate 3fore Kilford Convention Eureka May is The withdrawal of Judge Marioncaux has ausd consider s rprle in Tintii district and his decision not to become a candidate is regretted However Juab county will nave a candidate either for judge or dis trict attorney at UK convention to be held inMHford on June S and as Marion eau was charged to Juab county whose Claims were conceded befor with drawal there is little doubt but thai the choice of the delegates from this will be named by the convention not- withstanding the office hurger of th south counties Two y ir ago Juab nt to tlu ttttaiv Milford town with a foliate and was ignored but tnio year vote that Is necessary to elect the moeratic must come from this COUBtv and the south end wilt have to b satisfied with ine ninir t the State convent ion the eni delega- tion south of rtih cniity in iliif Soc State Senatr C atxa deksaie 10 uie nttioiai LMmocratic ccny tton j j I I I are the I G Z5tZ7 42 3 12 M 3Z7 it Ss 10 L29 S i car the building colas might mills less expenses coal 3e I1LIGATION MWUPt claimed IiNng productive season of the year grsat rivera of water when snd The for I rub his lIt li i I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ > ¬ = ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WANTS LIGHT ON LAW Has Legislature Power to Repeal Existing Ordinances Statute books lias been a law on the allnwin cities and Jrif r tOwns to flask curfew ordinances Land a great pint tact scfisioii o what soni curfew lav ji rot n then did FO At legislature there la IB conflict with some ui Uu onli the nuc stkin is has the legislature the right to pass a law mak void ordinances of cities and towns passed regularly the powers granted to them will you pleas answer It aPi ears that iit a fv i n not or will nni n l k fu thtir chii Off the isirel liigh Ciiwds f n from 12 to li years of r- d to roam the Streets at all th night The town hoard of Hunt- s osj has WD special poiice- Jben to assist the niarshnl in a to this kind rk A fW of thr boys have IK on i iu piit t wrk 111 thf public p- r except with the rarm ir tiitr M are busy Tyte Tovtlcgs and a Others of our young men wrnt to ing few lays ago to limit any if work p shfaripK ffrecJ Those Jia o yr a f a jiatj ft- fpticf have t i Iuntingtat tLr sr flsifl- ibe there many of I was lana t Ia ginera His urn i repeal a Vr n j to- cit4e atti ts i is f N te Its laW tinder Par fl I s t age- S ion t ing f it il t Cit few a kin ale te s > > > go hungry Several families have i K ved hers t Idaho tine spring said iriu Misiij the county ivc all of the out of Kniery c initv all that into it is o r toe road from Price southward About tn miles of this road is in Carbon count The county comtBUtsioBers of Carbon county have pramiued a number of times to r n r mad hut ft i ina horrible condition As i result a m vim nt ir foot To try arid ift he raiiroul coinpi to haul the Knury couniy freight t Karnham or Mounds as the road trout either of those places would all IK in county officials would tr au keep a good road C Robbing was down here w tm- iigJ Hitr a uTy trn inliiff fr a ri iii of way iiiong tht county roa is rum to Kmcry to build an tlcctrlc railwa1- It the Sauna cutoff i not built on the people would welcome nost any kind of a good road that could be travflod with confort An or Jn peddler visited our county pom ago and got the best of one or mure citixe II A Xntli let hn Sr 40 bil5ils of lie look Sunuyside and sold th ni or thi i h but the organ man has iot conic yet al- though several good promises have iriii sent in letters organ agent was working for a Provo firm The potatoes were not his the cash was not Mr Jjufelt is about to enter a serious chars aiairst him as Ii has waited now about u year for jomcthing to he dune PATTJTG FOB COAL STKEKE Carbon County Oflkrfals B li e Bull Pens Are Z peaalve Special to The Herald Price Utah May Yesterday the board of county commissioners were in session here all dy the greater portion trosa r runi St guie to ia tt eIght and comes haul ti sOt eunty and It Is supposed that the Emery time pull cc sOt > > > ¬ i I j vf the time in auditing tails in connection with the coal miners and the expenses incidental to the main bullpen when the 130 men were brought from the halfway above the town of Helper These expenses all told foot up less than 2000 men who acted as guards or deputy sheriffs being paid by the Utah Fuel corn pany After all these expenses are paid there will be left in the general fund of the county something with this years taxes yet to come in Carbon county it will thus be seen is perhaps off financially than other in the state population consid- ered In the matter of the creation of a new school district to be cut off the Price dis- trict the and the trustees of Price district appeared before the board and came to an agreement whereby the Price board lit to furnish a means of con veyance to those children who live at remote distances The petitions were un- der the circumstances and conces made by the Price trustees with- drawn The board of commissioners are to meet on the first of June as a board of equali- zation The levy will be the same as last year 4 There will be no raise in taxation because o the coal miners strike and the large number of arrests and protection of property by the employ- ment of numerous county will have enough money in its treasury when the taxes come in fall to build a substantial court house in the event the commissioners so decide RBVJBJfUE OFFTOKRS AUEKF Swoop Down On American Pork sad Capture Saloonists American Fork May M The revenue officers yesterday two of our Real by dropping in on them and been breaking the law The stfiooa had to nay 75 and the Palace had to put up- I All the business men In this town have signed an agreement to close their places every Thursday at 12 oclock noon end stay closed all afternoon during the months of June July and Amos Wagstaff wife and Fannie left over the R G W Thursday for St Louis to take in the fair They will visit a number of places of Interest before returning Mrs James jr will leave on Monday for Erie Pa for aa extended visit with her folks Mrs Sarah Smith will accompany her They will visit the fair before returning A game of will bo played at the City park on Decoration day be tween American Fork said l hi The excursion front Salt Lake over the Rio Grande Western last nigbt was no very much of a success there being only about seventyfive people on the train The who did come however had a good time dancing at the Apollo Misses Edith and Belle Mcintyre of PHee are visiting a few ia this city B H Stout went to Salt Lake today ita couple of days visit with his fate 7A3UC CXT7 OkMMKCP Park City May 28 iOn Monday the first contingent of Park City people will tart the Worlds the party will be Mrs C A Steelier Mrs Edward Ryan Mrs Kate Carpenter Misses Lilly Lanyon Florence Carpenter Tcwey Elissabeta banning Gertrude V hitmoyer Messrs Edward Ryan and lanes Carpenter As a result of the heavy rain which has been falling during the past few cays th lower portion of Ontario hmj bulkhead gave way Jjf about 12 oclock arid n lars quantity of the rock and dirt slid into the road Jn slide two or threw poles belonging to the P C If I Co which held electric light were torn down and the town was loft in t omplet for over an hour The slide wiU dose the road between town and the boarding Jioyse for teams until quite an amount of work is done upon it fte G A R ha made preparations to conduct Memorial services here and on Monday will scorch to the cemetery where services wilt be held over the graves of comrades In the state en- campment matter they will have the final arrangements made by next week and an official programme the entertainment to be had here during the reunion This morning a delivery wagon belong ing to the Park City Meet company overturned on Wmoduide avenue and quite au amount tiC merchandise sca tered over the The wagon roPed over the bank and it was damaged eon eiderabU R B Wright a ad family left for Salt Lake this afternoon Joe Ljmyon returned from Coalville to- day where he has ben doing jury duty Rev H O Hogan came up Salt Lake today Feeney was among the Bornln arrivals from Salt F K Tregea is spending a 4aT or two in Prk city Bob ViddiFon came up from Salt Lake this morning Miss Belle Olsen daughter of Dr James Olsn who went to California a few months ago is dangerously ill there Her father has arrived at the bedside of his daughter James Gordon smashed the window of the 1 P saloon and was given ten days at hard labor for malicious 6000 5 Gem the baseball ni ht the the wires darkness was front Lake MU3ZLY NZWB ITEXS destruction- f rronertv ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < ¬ ¬ Harvey King was found guilty of ob- taining money under false pretenses anti was sentenced to serve twentyfive days at hard labor King contracted bills which he never intended to pay lie read tho daily paper and lived like frentlemafli of means hit when hit crer itors appearsd h always offerctl t ises ¬ instead of the cash 1 inaily he t Steen sums of money under the pretense that his mother was at the point of death Sufficient evidence bad then ac- cumulated to eonvlet him A Kanaka caused a good deal of mer- riment recently by wrestling with hi wife on the streets The fellow va- dnmk and tte woman in conr iufnt e proved to to tii rior i strengtli aJiy the offcjiOr tikuti beiore the police spurt wbere he claimed that the cause of behavior wits his stepson who he claimed showed too much at was released en the promise that iu would go home and behave himself W M Thinley was fined lot MiK which is prohihitd liy i eij orii- nanee while a fjm was iv ei bert Gaatavensen and a 1 tine Joe Peter Sun drunkenness and disturbing peace Dr and Mrs K O Jones left list Thursday for the Mr and Mrs of California ise npifd a Pat of i a ar un- rjjiss to Ciiarii l ruui William Draper rwt ivu injuries occasioned by an accident Joseph T Harry of Pueblo is visiUnc parents Mr and Mrs Jowt h Harry Till AW Sil tv Of M I nut li tintlon to his the priaoners wIfe Il figs for the east Hill baa ¬ twine of Mr and Mrs J H Drinkwater for the puraoe of trawsectlwar- Mi hus been stightly ill but is now recovering CJt orgf Tingley proprietor of the Hub is about to erect a branch of clothing i business at Junction Magnus Olsen is extending bis ptecf of business on Rt te 5trrft I Mis Kmh Ioffeiison has left for St Louiii Mrs Iillje Birch is suffering with pneu- monia Mrs W Weiler has returned to Murray with the intention of establishing a home here William Smith is erecting another for renting purposes in the south end our town The Tinjrkv and Stratton reaidencea on street are almost tiniahed and rcaly M A Williamson editor of tii mel has returned from the Welds far William Steohenson returned front Los TigtTs last Friday where he went tpout for morth ego He has been under the care of a physician ever since he j arriv d there Soon after his departure from here he was troubled with a growth on one of his honda which into blood poison He lingered in the hosnital for weeks and recovered sufficiency to return to Murray The Mill Creek schools closed last Thursday An entertainment was pro vided for the students and parents Arthur White is erecting a large tar ra en Atwood street Pator Andrews of the Baptist cruweti will hold Decoration Day memorial sefv ics today Sunday at 8 m Mrs t laf Erlckson died last Sunday of pneumonia The funeral Wednesday May 22 A baby boy has been born to Dr and Mrs Duncan basis halt house Atwood lot occupation paper developed e > > ¬ ¬ PBOVO NEWS NOTES Provo May 28 Miss Eliza Jane aged 5d years of Pa rowan Iron died here yesterday from an affection of the heart The remains will be taken to Partisan for interment tomorrow A marriage license has been issued to Hadfield of Pirovo Bench aj J 19 antI Ktason Laird of 1 The Provo river is now higher then it has been for years and men owning lard alig the river west of c at work on the banks of the stre trying to prevent an overflow The Democrats of precine win rmet in a orecinct primary evening June 1 to elect flfteea to the state convention in Salt labs en June 9 Frank Jorgensen and family have moved here from Huntsville re Mr feenscn i a brother of Joe gensen of the Maeser school in this city arid was principal of the HiWtSYiQe schools irst year Twenty new members were admitted to the ioal lodge of Elks last IOge now has a membership of over 1W and is steadily growing A Ward has been elected tiejisurtr of the Provo lodge of Elks to fill the vacancy occasioned by the reals nation of j A Twelves who has moved to California William G Briggs aged 84 and Ssjr1 E Paterson aged 19 both of Fork have taken out a marriage James OBrien an Irishman about j4 years of age was brought In from T View last evening by the constable appears to be somewhat mentally tf- anced but ho will be persatttftf 4f go without being subjected to an amication as to sanity He r the appearance of the typical tramps wants to health He is ia a condition care and treatment but reached the human driftwood stage ml which a poor devil is always n to move on George A Hone was over from Benj rain today Miss Mba Houaton deputy comity clerk went to American noon to spend Sunday relatives Judge Johnson having finished in the Fourth district court that he came to hear has returned to lite home in the south Joseph F Smith W B Preston Jolra R Barnes John C Cutler George Rose ney W W litter and we a board meeting of a company in I which they are interested I Dr J Stewart has returned Baltimore where he has gueeess completed a course Hi medicine uated from the College of Physicians end Surgeons- Court Stenographer Iverson of the Sev- enth district who has been here with Judge Johnson for several days has re turned to the south Professor J Boehard the musical director of the Provo schools has re- ceived an invitation from J H Conr director of the Worlds Fair Children Song festival to attend with m ny chHdrea of the Provo schools aa poasible and slag in the festival The musical exercises Will take place from June 28 to July 12 and it is that over 5000 children wilt participate While it is not probable Boshard can get aify number of children from PTOVQ to attend owing to the great dis- tance he feels highly complimented by the invitation as it is the re- sult of favorable comment on the mu- sical status of the Provo school children made to Mr Congdon by musical friends Mrs EL McGraw who has been residing with her son Attorney Frank A in Salt LAke for time will return to Provo to live June Mr McGraw also expects to spend the summer here George A Smith and Mr and Mr Frank Libby relatives trout the are here Mr Smiths grand- mother Mrs Hannah Smith and other Provo relatives AGHDfTB APTOIMTBiD Special to The Herald Price May M The board of county commissioners has appointed registration agents in the several precincts of Car- bon county for the coming November elec- tion as follows i Winter Quarters Andrew Gilbert See field Paul Wood Castle Gate Thomas W Lewis Helper W C Broeker Spring Glen J W Rowley Price Robert Me Kune Edgar Thaync Minnie Maud E C Lee SminysWe A E Gib- son Clear Creek Richard Cstner- AH the precinct except Wellington Spring Glen Hel er and Scofieid went Republican at the last general election where Republican registration agents are named Those enumerated cat Demo antic majorities and have been given Democratic registration officers LEFEVER CTTDDEBAC KS DEAT5 Richfield May 21 Another death has been added to the list for this month in this city Yesterday morning Lefever Cuddebaek died after an Illness of sev eral weeks due to heart trouble and dropsy His death had been expected t almost any time within the past two veeks Mr Cuddeback was a well known citizen of this county having been a resi- dent of it for about thirty years He has been the sheep raising ird farming business living up to about four years on his farm along the Sevier river between here and Sigurd The deceased was a native of New York and was born in Cayuga county Nov 90- 1S3S He went to California in 18 and to White Pine Nev during the great ecitement there in 1871 Prom there came to Utah at what was then Lewis- ton now Mercur InlSTl he came to Se- vier county He was married to 1880 to- I rs Eliza Peer who died about a year act from the effects of an operation Mr CiHdohack was a candidate for sher- iff on the Socialist ticket two years lie has a brother at Salina and two half sisters in Michigan 0 cam y- are dale gates Joe be e szty some eases down from PsIt Lake today to at- tend as gene east I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BICH1TELD NEWS worn Hichfield May 2 A company of aer- oeK are touring this county iitcrtainmentF While at Josenh MQA- iay a t oiiple of the party took the funds manager and skipped They footed it ci tnr as Salina anti were caught an4- ken backto Joseph Revenue Collector A Stuart of Sajt dropped in unannounced on thesa loon keepers of this city a few days ago and it has Just leaked out that after an- examlnaiioit of their books ne levied a line of 112 against one of the proprletofP 75 againsr other rot selling ii wholeale iiantities The fines wfr puii wUr ut a contest mas Brown uf halt Lake i in 4htf- itv tii the interest of the Wasatch trie company which proposes U etstabttsfri an electric plant herr Cultivating and thinning sugar beet is n ill the fluids of the county The arms ha brought the plants u plen- il In prjspfcta are the heft irtrnver Rio Grande company is still scattering its heavy rails along the track of the 8vi r branch and now has them strung t S this side or Sigurd avo er plattsJ Jo j i ilit thi side Ol furnishing- rI the 5 Lake ant the ours Sri i its t I 0 i tit n tO- S They I roi l etin hic lWtl 5 10 is the construction crew will be i soon It l said h them M vgval- s any fur n r t the traek in eadlm s for M- IBP be or tins Chrl I ammrr dorf hoi brolsen this week for the f neW residence which he city It will be ont of th most attractivr in A shower of lain Ti hap he i he crop tied county Ti rtiook harvest was r brighter will ha groun Ion of i t in tie it if n ty ay nigh t in th PBJ5PABING FOR VACATION Schools Holding Exercises Preliminary to Closing Kureka Ma Thf gran tine exer icisrm of th M choo n tonigh wnei i ade will I jiven their diploi s Tutu rn night ti members of the High si hull exer Odd Feilov hall night th hool reritii was giv wise croWlr almost which b tin school i and and fi nds At rhe cone exercises last ni ii a cotni inK o Miss Iatherlne Br- Bain nd James P Drist award of the t prizes gave Tn ompetiu hers of the eishin grade school the sibiert The suffoeati ren t ir parent on of th of red for host were Men t I the of a- tKiiation first priz of wa won by Miss Kd ui Russell o the grate and th econd by Miss V ThonuiS Tht pr eeds of nights en leruinment go to the libra IT fnad All the stores and many of the mines will i Sise day In the ths usual cxtrclses will be hold and the vwrious lodges will g t the tery to decorate the graves of members Later there will be a game of basakall with the Cleave l und team of Salt Lake increase- the company n Iss l t o sugar it the the is for abondani ixpks 5 is the eighth tise usual it the l h I RV m alt Value i 10 eighth s a Decor t ion tug oem > < < > > > ¬ > j KATBVI1XJ HAKPMmWW- Kaysville Ms 2 Kaysvilie and two l wards will Jointly celebrate Decoration day There will be no pro- c fc5i n and the exercises will be dtutfcd at this Kaysville cemetery Miss Ivy Blood went to Logaa tbist evening to visit with her sister Mrs s H Liiiford Owen A Taylor formerly of hut now chief clerk of Short at liawilns Ayo is visiting reiatmxi- her Mr has sition in the Short Line ofnc Salt Lake but has to frmitn in his present position John B Barnes this eventtc a visit to Provo Jhn C Edwards of Salt lake was do log business for Z C Ms I in Kays vile yesterday Mr and Mrs John 8 of Downey IUa have bees spending week hem- On Wednesday a wan tendered Mr and Mrs Frank Who were married in the Salt Lake that day at the home of the brides Mr- en ts Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes Mr- tnd Mrs Hyde will reside in Kaysvtfte Miss Alice Cottrell Miss Annie arid Richard Robins came up front Salt Lake this to visit friends Mred Maddick was a passenger to stall Lake this evenlwr Mrs R W Barnes was a visitor to Salt Lake today Mrs Eiisabetb Watt of Layton has to Alberta Canada to visit her daughter Mrs Thomas J OBrien May 28 The ease of Thomas Steed vs the Rio Grande Western Raflway company which has twe in the district court before Hart and a jury was concluded last evoiiHW and a verdict warding plaintiff and costs as agoa for personal injuries sustained by being struck by a train The following cases were continued for able tor atten Hew State Gun dub vs Lather Ellis Butler vs Alma Butler divorce H OConnor and John Orr Who are charged with stealing wire from the dent Telephone companys paten b Bountiful were arraigned awl took tile statutory time to Court adjourned for the term last even Ins Mon jltn bt c- At md rate prteoa George GL Pvyft- iO fll State street PtosM Particulars write AlkJr W hotel via Sandy Bertha at BjOf t fc Special tourist sleepers Salt to St Louis without via D ft- G and Rock Island system Leave Salt Lake at 805 pm May Telephone 34G or write Rock Island oAce 1M 2nd South for reservations Berth rates only barf of regular Pullman rates SEASON OF I904 Opening MAY 30th DECORATION DAY 30 Trains New hardwood floor largest and grand est in the world Christensens orchestra Improved bathing facilities 1 0 lath houses 200 new this season built iu deep water THK OLD HATE 25 CENTS ROUND TRIP to the prettiest spot in Utah Opens for the season Monday May 30th ion Day J t i the < son Lips Tat or oUsted s pa returned 5 trim 5 the OOUZT AT 7AulTW TO 5 was seed stem dam he term owing to Judge Roiapp not court Lucy C flbaves Vs Improved Brick company damages v Irrigation company 1 n k 1- da Wsstc Ssmiaer onOrt da lower Lake 4 3S West SAJAIR Grand Lagoon ¬ ¬ CALDERS PARK M Levy Lessee and Manager Opening The Utah State Iaud and Orchestra under the dire ion of 4HTOH PXDERSEN Its only five miles arid it costs bit pennies to ilders The dance hail his h n enlarged act new floor hiii mikir dancing liiiviiioa iti the state Admission We Each ticket entitles th holder to in trade BOATING DANCING MORSE RAClN ITS Two CALDKR- STwo ri man sf given away KA1R hAY JUNK 5 Grand Decoratiou Day 5 Lie a a tOe ats tkct S
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THE SALT LAKE HEBATiTX SI MJA1V MAY 29 SECiIOX TWO
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HappeningsTragic Gwnic Pathetic in UtahCOMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF
UTAHS COUNTY SCHOOLS
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I sident then Oelivered bisan a which shoved that thereha i een a total enrollment of studentsde the year of 14 1 including m intin i aver school The total number ofen lateis slightly in excess of thepr 0113 year but this the report saysrain t be taken as the realodi atonal of school as theoui demand for the services of the8tuits is such that It requires moretha ordinary determination to continuea irse to the finish The number ofstn nts in attendance from outsideRtat and foreign counties is as fol-low Idaho 14 Arlsona N WyomingT Nevada 1 Colorado Oregon 4M01 tuna 1 Mexico i S 8a-mm4 l
TI e faculty consists of reg-ular y salaried teaehers three teacl-on art some coll
five rendering some grat-uitc is service and pursuing college studits The faculty of the Beaver branchcon sta of twentys ivn regular teachrrK making a total of sixtytwo teachersia tie university The schoolorji iiisattons and their progress weresiv n mentions and the general organizetion known as the student body waseon uended for the collection of S1275 forthe purchase and improvement of ground
n hIs for a campushun rod and fifteen volumes beenadd 1 to the library during the year andthe need for additions to the laboratorieswas mentioned andIt was recommendedthat the work of completing the
and therein necessarytout for the iron work hi the industrialicirtment be cosapjefed before the next
s h l yearTI renort closed by stating that the
outl the coming year was encour-atfic 4 and expressing appreciation for thesupi rt by board of trus-tee
O V Andelin Calm as a Lakenfto which certificates were presented
lilowsPreparatory school graduates Onarle-
sIb Thomas If Anderson Lewis CPiuf Josephine K Hinckley ChristineOar la It L Johnson Deseret-w Jiiukman William Housekeeper Jean
i Karl Keeler Hurt John-son Margaret H Clayton Jamessren Hymn AndersonMaggie O Creer Charles R Clinton Lueiia S Mathis Otto Salisbury Sarah JHuff George A Rowed Fawn R Brimhall Samu Blake Pay Brimhall Agnes8te jrt9ark G K Bertha Jbent William R CreerT Darrell B Lentlert-
Sjx i l certificates in elocution SarahK F reston Hattie Redd Emma Woodlions Km i lv J Smith Nova K YoungBeulth Storrx Laura Psarl Adams
ieve DusenJterr Viola BusbyDun Berg
Sp4i4al certificates ID music Ktna1 old H war and Jennie Thompson vooalmust Cordelia Pearl TaftKffir Harvey Leolette Christensenfort Clarence J Hawkins band andorchestra musk Murray Snow orchestralmus c Fred and orcbes-t ra mu ici Samuel HJpr rsonr jr band and orchestral muie Kloreoc vocal music The
thre students are members of onel ami lv having great musical andeceive i specIal mention from Professor
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in Josephine Mupdock Edith MayA Annie NnttaJl kinder-garten Holbraak special eertifieate-in drawing Mary Banner Ida Huber
i ecial eertificate in Sunday school kiniiergarten work Billings and Jes-
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diplomas Thomas FK irk ham and John Rueson three yearsjurse in bookkeeping June I Packarduid Kdna special course in short
liiind and typewriting Amos Wood B Ciarciner and Reed L Anderberg twor course in bookkeeping Pearl Jones
and Dennison jr two yearsc iirs in shorthand and typewriting
High Archie Mvcy Fletcher Frank L Harris David JGeorge R lll jr Dell O-
lo r Francis WNormal diplomas 11 Turn 8 Vance
leoefie Cbristeniien Jane A OllertonMaria linker Orion N Srthadown George N Child Mazy J Bees
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In he A fine and Illciry entertainment was given thesiiidonta in the opera bouse under the-ir ction f A C Lund and
Miriam Nefte a students baU-vi then in gymnasium
8AMPXTK COUNTYThe eighth grade graduates of this cityHI thrir conjawtic meut xerci m hi tbe-
i ib i naole t Kpbralm TfaajsAlrill lena numbers forty 4wo isrgpt clns graduated from any pae-
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PROGRAMMEog Graduating elasavocation Anderson-
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laa history Anne screnae-nra itro h y Clifford Madtoon-Htlf tion Orchestra
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A oa solo ElloVl MeekAdd m t graduates Prof Jensen
at vtory Fred JensenMember of class
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Moron J M Christ ngrn principalNelson Rotira Tidwell Eimor-
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The Sterling rd Gunrisou schools hadtheir examination some TV fks ago andthere were nineteen em uates in innison and eislit who ihiledSterling had three graduates
WEEK coumnr SCHOOLSThe commencement exercises of the
High school of Richfield and the publicof Sevler county were held at
Glenwood was one of thenotable events in the of theseexercises There was an afternoon pi orramme and an evening abanquet at 6 a ball
the close of the exercises Thepeople of Glenwood had made pro-vision for the accommodation ofguests and visitors and all were providedfor at the banquet board
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The programme of exercises wes aa CoinlowsOpening selection Old Uncle Nd
Monroe male quartette
Song Blue BellsPaper By Labor Do All Excel
Loren OWroySolo Afterwards i v j
JonesPaper The Importance of an
Grade GraduationAlma Nielson InvesaiSong Redmon-
dadre TeMrytle NebekerVTucMleld H ft-
M Francis Ranson MonroeAppetites in the
SongPaper Bach Tints His Own Sky
MJaaea MooreSong s
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Red MMSelection Winds ol the Sea
Monroe male quartetteSelection Down in the Deep Let
Monroe male quartetteAwarding of certificates
Jacob MagiebyInstrumental
Lula Kirkman GlenwoodValedictory Eva Kessler Salina
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Selection Id Like to 9 UKSouth Once More
Monroe saale fnaftettoThe graduates are
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Poulsen Ray 8 Grundy Eugene C Mebeker Adell Gottfredeon ALillian Jensen Chatim L Hansen LVdis-tRasmuasen Reina Value Asbai Maggie Brlrk8 n Annie AtMersonPearl Nelson John O Greco Jane But-ter Florence M Home or J rtefc oii-E O d n Lionel J Bean LdcUe IaiQeaeva Ross l ui tv
Salisbury Marion K SeegmlllerSalina C Scott Grace
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9U1OCXT CO Ujrtg Y istl0 lMThe Summit county public schools lv ii
their fifth annual commencetneRt Fri uevening at the Dewev theatre J Hrk Cn
sixtyone diplomasfrom County Superintendent Boyuen-
ing that they wsfully cornthe prescribed w K in the gradeV-
ot tha school a aiimitting themlo High school in sept mber
Following the ejrer ls s in the theatremembers of the it graduating
daes entertained the co ivity graduates Inthe faple hal with a sc whichwas attended wH tow
At the theatre the following inureswrprogramme wt u renderedOpening chorw Haii Thou Loveiy i
Month Park CftyInvocation Bishop RasbanU i
Salutatory Plr a Riley Perk CityPiano solo irginia Smitn oalvillePaper B
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JJofcraphy Louisa M AlcottGrace Saimon toalyaie-
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i nation Jamie Vivian Lancy Kamasi t address
Hiache Dighion Park Cityin M ciijjonai
ml M U M BtiUciiAddress u ci M l resioent W J KeirChorus The Shower iark Cty class
DAVIS OOTJlfTT-Tli couvty hoard of examiners Com
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principal David 8 Most Arthsj flitchleIla HowardNelson Laura Hatch Thomas Lorin treWlllard S Sylvia Hatch Sarah LHate eiiob Hatch Mills Hud
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Rich Parrish Ella roft Roeena LucasGerome Brown Harold Roberts SamuelEnsign Willie Walton Louise Rollins-
Karralnsfton Charles R Mabey princl-jiul K K rvi t
He rite Alioe Wiiox Sterlingark JJone Saiiiicrs Myrtle Steed tleve-ifrby Ai nic MuDoiiaiJ Lev Clark
Mud iari Jcie Baikdull Alice WoodViola Knowlton Leroy Walker
Hubert C BurtonNora Ingram Jesse Flint V PnilHps fTnHor Hs e Dummer
Flint AHierti Mabel SmithNorma Tliornley Kffie Criddl-
cIayton W R Skeen prinii al JanleRoberts Myrtle Morgan Sviie HodsonDavid Stev nson Wiggill Ruby E-Wh tf sMt Pmrl Ware Martha A
lia Harris JPSSK A RobinsGrace A Robin Leonard O GreenSyraeuie Thomas I Williams princi-pal Ro rna Thurguuti Olive K Tr e
K Williams lueina WaitSouth Hooper J H Kowlcs principal
Nora M Frew Minnie
PBOCTEK ACADEMYThe Procter academy which has eon
eluded a very successful school year willhold its exercises at Provo nextweek Following Is the
23 At S p m bacca-laureate sermon Rev S H Goodwinin the Congregational church
May 31 At 2 p m childrensmatinee S p m entertainment Procterhall
Wednesday June 1 At S p mexercises eighth grade Procter
hallJune 2 At 4 p m alumnibanquet to be followed by a business
meeting 8 p m eocwncncement exerdepartment Procter hall
The following of exthe Grammar department
Platte duetFlorence Nttnn and Noon
Violin solo Ralphscenes ft Stamp Act
Eighth grade boysVocal sextette
Mesdames WilliamsLove Misses Cook Hall Post Noon
Historical scenes theDeclaration of Independence
boysPiano Hall and CulbertsonHistorical scenes 8 Martha Washingtons Tea Party
Eighth grade girlsMandolin selection
George Atkin andMale Messrs Johnson WhItehead Roberts and JonesAddress to class and presentation ofdiplomas DsongPiano quartette
Misses Hail and DavisMrs and Miss Culbertson-JLesxUmy Department Xxerciaes
General subject Student LifeOrchestra
Invocation Rev Thomas Henry Scruggsaolo JohnstonStudent Life in the Fourteenth Cen
Jennie BakerClarinet solo J SondreggerStudent Life m the Twentieth Cen
Helen BouhanVocal solo Miss Florence JeppersonPresentation of diplomas
P ACornet solo C J HawkinsAward of gold medals for best work In
English Academic departmentBenediction
andnatsjaAcademic Jennie Baker
Helen BonbamGrammar Myrtle K Bib
bins Maude Bowen Opal F Noon Kath-arine Post Betsy
Mae Henry FlorenceAtkin MU
ton C Carruthera Clarence I KoffordPeterson John E lieu ReubenHawk Earl O Lamb John T Ward
were the tabernacle test nightFortyseven pupils were graduated Thewas andheartily applauded by a large throng
Invocation Mr Orson SmithSalutatory Zettie Turnerchorus Beauteous Day
RfCHatten Torn Gee T LangtonPiano solo La Somnambuta
Julia liendricksMae iornwell
School chorus Home From the WoodRecttadso He Knights Iteas-
tiiyMiz Alex PrestonIn S Thain and Olive Cressall
Recitation AH is WellHelen Groesbeck
VtoHn solo Miss PbylinRecitation Parhassius Cap
thre Joseph E OtteSchool chorus
NebekecAddress to graduatesWsa M StewartConferring of certificates
President H BullenBenedletto-
nBTJMKA XKJK SCHOOLThe exprcj of the Ku
reka school class were t l in OddFellows hall Friday night Th addresswas made by George M Marshall of the stats university who wasthe guest of the at ain the I D 8 church afterwards
The exercises at the hull were beguna piano solo by Miss Alice Weldon whowas followed by Mis Josh Kelly whodelivered the salutatory AfterKelly Walter J nsen san and Professor
ve a recitation followed by the valc-Istorian of the class Miss Elodia Mangum At the conclusion of Miss Man
address Mr B F llodson gave apiano solo the class song was
diplomas presented by the presidentof tie school board
The members of the graduating clas-ses Mlsse Mary JosieeUy Kioida MatiRum und Kdlth Bil
Albert Jarvis Will Hurd JohnDowney and NVwcl Irvine
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MANTI SCHOOLSClosing exerctoes graduates of the
Manti public schools were held in thej Manti tabernacle Friday evening The
following was renderedPilgrims Chorus Class
Prayer ChaplainPresidents addreSsRecitation Apple HarmonAddresses by members of the school
boardEssay Jonnie BenchPiano selection i Alida SparOration Newton E NoyesAddfss Principal Nephi JensenPrognostication Henry PetersenValedictory Frank Alder
Aqvil Chorus ClassBenediction l y chaplain I
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Cises of the eighth grade of the Scofleldpublic schools were laid Friday May fi
The following are members of the classMinrie reweathtT Mary Ant Hlnst-J th FiirM I ia ioJigi Hilda lngi andViiliam llusscii-An unusually interesting Drogramme
was rendered and was enjoyed by a largeaudience A novel feature was the pre-sentation to the graduating clrss of abeautiful picture aa a token of esteemfrom the seventh grade
POPPKUTON PLACE for weakchildren
Provo Canyon and Return 125Via D B O Sunday May 20Leave Salt Lake 800 a in Returning
irive rtt Salt Luke 6ott p m TlimagnMlcent scenery in the west A delifhtful outing for those who lovewonders of nature Rushing moun-tain torrents peaksGreen trees dazzling and aupln pirlog cataraete all in u sran ranorama
Wall PaperSome things new in wall decorations
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oalville May 26 The jury returned averdict of no cause of action this aft rnoon in the case ot Annie OKetfe vs
City Plaintiff alleged in her cornthat she fell down on one of thecitys sMewilk u jur i Irit ami
and that tlt i ot th s itvvikwas r j yoi inl Ior h r iiiisirttiie Th
was charged with n giigeiuedamages in tile sum o UMW were de-manded
When Jutfge King reached Park Citymorning item Salt Lake he
discovered i IT trntn nr oalvilleIliad left At ri ii
he wee coulisci i h Wouldbe called tor trul viliin no iiuur TheexcQngrcssman ie to tin rjiiroadcompany for transportation and a picial
bept and only one in ih Parktendered him The special train
consisted of a handcar and two stalwartsertlcn men TrVp iriur a friendlyattorney lo hol J ilii rt for Ve wa com-ing Attfirii ki nounicd tho ear ati lstowed himself is far a possible from
handles and started on his twen-tyfive mile ride which was completedunder two hours When the resourcefulattorney arrived at Coalville he was con
oh his ability andlake the best everything The Re
an politicians however seem not-e ruffled and perplexed about thatar ride and it would not be at all
if one of them should decidemake life next trip to the district court
In a wheelbarrow
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Spefclal to The HeraldPrice May 28 In view of the fact that
talk has been made through-out the county to the effect that tho
taxed for the striKe troublesin Carbon county the amounts of revenue the county receives from the coalcompany the Wasatoh Stores companyand the Rio Grande Western Railway allpractically one and the sane thing mayriot prove uninteresting at this time The
here are taken from CountyTreasurer Loofbourows books and arefor year 1903 The taxes paid last yearby the three allied companies are madeby precincts and ari as follows
Coal Wasatcn K G WPrecincts o Stores Ry
Winter Quar 37 I 90 15 821 7-2ScbfieidCastle Gate
267 3Spring Glen 2tsi 19
22S7 9sWellington S 58
Bunnyside 4JM 9Clear Creek 57M 17 4Md 1479
Totals SIMM 96 1315 84 12401255The total sum of taxes paid into the
county treasurer last WHS 6097352actual money collected Of this sumJ184199o came from the ttah Pita com-pany 181584 from the Wasatoh Storescompany and the sum ol J240125 fromthe Rio Grande Western rH ay leavingfl72M94 to be paid by the livestock realestate mercantile and ranch and otherinterest including the various com-panies otherwise than railway corpora-tion teleeranh and telephone linesOf the 6097352 the state of Utah re-ceived as its portion of the revenues colmeted the sum of 19034S On the t thof June the board of commissioners willmeet as an equalisation board and Willfix the levy for state and county purposesor rather it will leave them where theyhave been for a number ot years that is4V Wills on the dollar
Tits taxes for the year 1904 will be some-what greater than for last year owing to
of 200 ovens atside and the addition of large plnnts andImprovements by the coal company at Itsfour camps in this county and the buildnw dwellings and the potchaseof those beloiigina to striken whohaveleft the employ of the company
Wore it not for the fact that the statehas to have more revenues the rate oftaxation in Carbon county be reduc d this year to 4 or T The labortroubles in Carbon county have cost theUt h Fuel company in equipment antithe fvrploytnem of not thanninolrtg at one tinMduring the niid ts strike morea day
Twajye Thouaaad Acre MMJ b pby FroMtt-
eecial to TlePrice May A proposition is K Wconsidered by the people of FMand Caatle Valley to take out a big
ditch at a point about five miles abovPHoe and reclaim about 12000 acre ofland between here and the towns ofand Cleveland the countryknown as Miller flats It mostsoil with Irrigation At this
from the melting snow ia the hills is j
going to waste and this could be utiUsed for raininy at kast one crop ofhwy and possibly two each yearThe plan as outlined is to build tliditch this fall A line has already tweiisurveyed said later money la
her or both are availaWr It is pro o Mto construct a lug rfwrvoir in the mountain there being fair or five availabsites It ix argued that with the landsof gfjt Lake valley and the Sanpete andSevler country going to sugar beets thatthis section may be made the hay marhot of Utah Hay is now soiling at Priceat W per ton and none to be had atthis figure
next few days will likely see acnnpany organized for the ditch work4nd by fall the ditch should be compiete irrigating with the Hood waters next spring
BSCFKBT JUDGES WITHDRAWALCounty Will Have a Candidate
3fore Kilford ConventionEureka May is The withdrawal ofJudge Marioncaux has ausd considers rprle in Tintii district and hisdecision not to become a candidate isregretted However Juab county willnave a candidate either for judge or district attorney at UK convention to be
held inMHford on June S and as Marioneau was charged to Juab county whoseClaims were conceded befor withdrawal there is little doubt but thai thechoice of the delegates from thiswill be named by the convention not-withstanding the office hurger of thsouth counties Two y ir ago Juabnt to tlu ttttaiv Milford town with afoliate and was ignored but tnio year
vote that Is necessary to elect themoeratic must come fromthis COUBtv and the south end wilt haveto b satisfied with ine ninir t
the State convent ion the eni delega-tion south of rtih cniity in iliifSoc State Senatr Catxa deksaie 10 uie nttioiai LMmocraticccny tton
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Statute bookslias been a law on the
allnwin cities and Jrif rtOwns to flask curfew ordinances
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la IB conflict with some ui Uu onlithe nuc stkin is has thelegislature the right to pass a law makvoid ordinances of cities
and towns passed regularly thepowers granted to them will you pleasanswer
It aPi ears that iit a fv i nnot or will nni n l k fu thtir chii
Off the isirel liigh Ciiwds fn from 12 to li years of r-
d to roam the Streets at allth night The town hoard of Hunt-
s osj has WD special poiice-Jben to assist the niarshnl in a
to this kind rk A fW of thrboys have IK on i iu piit t wrk111 thf public p-
r except with the rarm ir tiitrM are busy Tyte Tovtlcgs and aOthers of our young men wrnt to
ing few lays ago to limit anyif work p shfaripK ffrecJ
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all that into it is o rtoe road from Price southward About tnmiles of this road is in Carbon countThe county comtBUtsioBers of Carboncounty have pramiued a number of timesto r n r mad hut ft i ina horriblecondition As i result a m vim nt irfoot To try arid ift he raiiroul coinpito haul the Knury couniy freight tKarnham or Mounds as the road trouteither of those places would all IK in
county officials would tr aukeep a good road
C Robbing was down here w tm-iigJ Hitr a uTy trn inliiff fr a ri iiiof way iiiong tht county roa is rumto Kmcry to build an tlcctrlc railwa1-It the Sauna cutoff i not built onthe people would welcome nost any kindof a good road that could be travflodwith confort
An or Jn peddler visited our countypom ago and got the best of one ormure citixe II A Xntli let hn Sr40 bil5ils of lie look
Sunuyside and sold th ni or thi i hbut the organ man has iot conic yet al-
though several good promises have iriiisent in letters organ agent wasworking for a Provo firm The potatoeswere not his the cash was notMr Jjufelt is about to enter a seriouschars aiairst him as Ii has waitednow about u year for jomcthing to hedune
PATTJTG FOB COAL STKEKE
Carbon County Oflkrfals B li e BullPens Are Z peaalveSpecial to The Herald
Price Utah May Yesterday theboard of county commissioners were insession here all dy the greater portion
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bullpen when the 130 menwere brought from the halfway
above the town of Helper Theseexpenses all told foot up less than 2000
men who acted as guards or deputysheriffs being paid by the Utah Fuel cornpany After all these expenses are paidthere will be left in the general fund ofthe county something with thisyears taxes yet to come in Carboncounty it will thus be seen is perhaps
off financially than otherin the state population consid-
eredIn the matter of the creation of a new
school district to be cut off the Price dis-trict the and the trustees ofPrice district appeared before the boardand came to an agreement whereby thePrice board lit to furnish a means of conveyance to those children who live atremote distances The petitions were un-
der the circumstances and concesmade by the Price trustees with-
drawnThe board of commissioners are to meet
on the first of June as a board of equali-zation The levy will be the same as lastyear 4 There will be no raisein taxation because o the coal minersstrike and the large number of arrestsand protection of property by the employ-ment of numerouscounty will have enough money in itstreasury when the taxes come in fallto build a substantial court house inthe event the commissioners so decide
RBVJBJfUE OFFTOKRS AUEKF
Swoop Down On American Pork sadCapture Saloonists
American Fork May M The revenueofficers yesterday two of ourReal by dropping in on them and
beenbreaking the law The stfiooa hadto nay 75 and the Palace had to put up-
I All the business men In this town havesigned an agreement to close their placesevery Thursday at 12 oclock noon endstay closed all afternoon during themonths of June July andAmos Wagstaff wife and
Fannie left over the R G W Thursdayfor St Louis to take in the fairThey will visit a number of places ofInterest before returning
Mrs James jr will leave onMonday for Erie Pa for aa extendedvisit with her folks Mrs Sarah Smithwill accompany her They will visit the
fair before returningA game of will bo played atthe City park on Decoration day between American Fork said l hiThe excursion front Salt Lake over the
Rio Grande Western last nigbt was novery much of a success there being onlyabout seventyfive people on the trainThe who did come however had agood time dancing at the Apollo
Misses Edith and Belle Mcintyre ofPHee are visiting a few ia thiscity
B H Stout went to Salt Lake todayita couple of days visit with his fate
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Park City May 28 iOn Monday thefirst contingent of Park City people willtart the Worlds the partywill be Mrs C A Steelier Mrs EdwardRyan Mrs Kate Carpenter Misses LillyLanyon Florence CarpenterTcwey Elissabeta banning GertrudeV hitmoyer Messrs Edward Ryan andlanes Carpenter
As a result of the heavy rain whichhas been falling during the past fewcays th lower portion of Ontariohmj bulkhead gave way Jjfabout 12 oclock arid n lars quantity ofthe rock and dirt slid into the road Jn
slide two or threw poles belonging tothe P C If I Co which heldelectric light were torn down andthe town was loft in t ompletfor over an hour The slide wiU dosethe road between town and the boardingJioyse for teams until quite an amountof work is done upon itfte G A R ha made preparations to
conduct Memorial services here andon Monday will scorch to the cemeterywhere services wilt be held over thegraves of comrades In the state en-campment matter they will have thefinal arrangements made by next weekand an official programmethe entertainment to be had here duringthe reunion
This morning a delivery wagon belonging to the Park City Meet companyoverturned on Wmoduide avenue andquite au amount tiC merchandise scatered over the The wagon roPedover the bank and it was damaged eoneiderabU
R B Wright a ad family left for SaltLake this afternoon
Joe Ljmyon returned from Coalville to-day where he has ben doing jury duty
Rev H O Hogan came up SaltLake today
Feeney was among the Bornlnarrivals from Salt
F K Tregea is spending a 4aT or twoin Prk city
Bob ViddiFon came up from Salt Lakethis morning
Miss Belle Olsen daughter of DrJames Olsn who went to California afew months ago is dangerously ill thereHer father has arrived at the bedsideof his daughter
James Gordon smashed the window ofthe 1 P saloon and was given ten daysat hard labor for malicious
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A Kanaka caused a good deal of mer-riment recently by wrestling with hiwife on the streets The fellow va-dnmk and tte woman in conr iufnt eproved to to tii rior i strengtliaJiy the offcjiOr tikuti beiore thepolice spurt wbere he claimed that thecause of behavior wits his stepsonwho he claimed showed too much atwas released en the promise that iuwould go home and behave himself
W M Thinley was fined lotMiK which is prohihitd liy i eij orii-nanee while a fjm was iv eibert Gaatavensen and a
1 tine Joe Peter Sun drunkennessand disturbing peace
Dr and Mrs K O Jones left listThursday for the
Mr and Mrs of Californiaise npifd a Pat of i a ar un-
rjjiss to Ciiarii l ruuiWilliam Draper rwt ivu
injuries occasioned by an accidentJoseph T Harry of Pueblo is visiUnc
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Mi hus been stightly ill but isnow recoveringCJt orgf Tingley proprietor of the Hubis about to erect a branch of clothing
i business at JunctionMagnus Olsen is extending bis ptecfof business on Rt te 5trrftI Mis Kmh Ioffeiison has left for StLouiii
Mrs Iillje Birch is suffering with pneu-monia
Mrs W Weiler has returned toMurray with the intention of establishinga home hereWilliam Smith is erecting anotherfor renting purposes in the southend our townThe Tinjrkv and Stratton reaidencea on
street are almost tiniahed andrcalyM A Williamson editor of tii melhas returned from the WeldsfarWilliam Steohenson returned front LosTigtTs last Friday where he went tpout
for morth ego He has been underthe care of a physician ever since he
j arriv d there Soon after his departurefrom here he was troubled with a growthon one of his honda whichinto blood poison He lingered in thehosnital for weeks and recoveredsufficiency to return to Murray
The Mill Creek schools closed lastThursday An entertainment was provided for the students and parents
Arthur White is erecting a large tarra en Atwood street
Pator Andrews of the Baptist cruwetiwill hold Decoration Day memorial sefvics today Sunday at 8 m
Mrs t laf Erlckson died last Sundayof pneumonia The funeralWednesday May 22
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aged 5d years of Pa rowan Irondied here yesterday from an affection ofthe heart The remains will be taken toPartisan for interment tomorrow
A marriage license has been issued toHadfield of Pirovo Bench aj J
19 antI Ktason Laird of 1The Provo river is now higher then it
has been for years and men owninglard alig the river west of c
at work on the banks of the stretrying to prevent an overflow
The Democrats of precine winrmet in a orecinct primaryevening June 1 to elect flfteea
to the state convention in Salt labsen June 9Frank Jorgensen and family have moved
here from Huntsville re Mrfeenscn i a brother of Joegensen of the Maeser school in this cityarid was principal of the HiWtSYiQeschools irst year
Twenty new members were admitted tothe ioal lodge of Elks lastIOge now has a membership of over 1Wand is steadily growing
A Ward has been electedtiejisurtr of the Provo lodge of Elks tofill the vacancy occasioned by the realsnation of j A Twelves who has movedto California
William G Briggs aged 84 and Ssjr1E Paterson aged 19 both ofFork have taken out a marriage
James OBrien an Irishman about j4years of age was brought In from TView last evening by the constableappears to be somewhat mentally tf-
anced but ho will be persatttftf4f go without being subjected to anamication as to sanity He rthe appearance of the typical tramps
wants tohealth He is ia a condition
care and treatment butreached the human driftwood stage mlwhich a poor devil is always n tomove onGeorge A Hone was over from Benj
rain todayMiss Mba Houaton deputy comity
clerk went to Americannoon to spend Sunday relatives
Judge Johnson having finishedin the Fourth district court that
he came to hear has returned to litehome in the south
Joseph F Smith W B Preston JolraR Barnes John C Cutler George Roseney W W litter andwe
a board meeting of a company in I
which they are interested IDr J Stewart has returned
Baltimore where he has gueeesscompleted a course Hi medicineuated from the College of Physicians endSurgeons-
Court Stenographer Iverson of the Sev-enth district who has been here withJudge Johnson for several days has returned to the south
Professor J Boehard the musicaldirector of the Provo schools has re-ceived an invitation from J H Conrdirector of the Worlds Fair ChildrenSong festival to attend with m nychHdrea of the Provo schools aa poasibleand slag in the festival The musicalexercises Will take place from June 28to July 12 and it is that over5000 children wilt participate While itis not probable Boshardcan get aify number of children fromPTOVQ to attend owing to the great dis-tance he feels highly complimented bythe invitation as it is the re-sult of favorable comment on the mu-sical status of the Provo school childrenmade to Mr Congdon by musical friends
Mrs EL McGraw who has beenresiding with her son Attorney Frank A
in Salt LAke for timewill return to Provo to live JuneMr McGraw also expects to spend thesummer here
George A Smith and Mr and MrFrank Libby relatives trout theare here Mr Smiths grand-mother Mrs Hannah Smith and otherProvo relatives
AGHDfTB APTOIMTBiDSpecial to The Herald
Price May M The board of countycommissioners has appointed registrationagents in the several precincts of Car-bon county for the coming November elec-tion as follows i
Winter Quarters Andrew Gilbert Seefield Paul Wood Castle Gate ThomasW Lewis Helper W C Broeker SpringGlen J W Rowley Price Robert MeKune Edgar Thaync MinnieMaud E C Lee SminysWe A E Gib-son Clear Creek Richard Cstner-
AH the precinct except WellingtonSpring Glen Hel er and Scofieid wentRepublican at the last general electionwhere Republican registration agents arenamed Those enumerated cat Demoantic majorities and have been givenDemocratic registration officers
LEFEVER CTTDDEBAC KS DEAT5Richfield May 21 Another death has
been added to the list for this month inthis city Yesterday morning LefeverCuddebaek died after an Illness of several weeks due to heart trouble anddropsy His death had been expected talmost any time within the past twoveeks Mr Cuddeback was a well knowncitizen of this county having been a resi-dent of it for about thirty years Hehas been the sheep raisingird farming business living up to aboutfour years on his farm along theSevier river between here and Sigurd
The deceased was a native of New Yorkand was born in Cayuga county Nov 90-
1S3S He went to California in 18 andto White Pine Nev during the greatecitement there in 1871 Prom therecame to Utah at what was then Lewis-ton now Mercur InlSTl he came to Se-
vier county He was married to 1880 to-I rs Eliza Peer who died about a yearact from the effects of an operationMr CiHdohack was a candidate for sher-iff on the Socialist ticket two yearslie has a brother at Salina andtwo half sisters in Michigan
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oeK are touring this countyiitcrtainmentF While at Josenh MQA-
iay a t oiiple of the party took the fundsmanager and skipped They footed
it ci tnr as Salina anti were caught an4-ken backto JosephRevenue Collector A Stuart of Sajt
dropped in unannounced on thesaloon keepers of this city a few days agoand it has Just leaked out that after an-examlnaiioit of their books ne levied aline of 112 against one of the proprletofP
75 againsr other rot sellingii wholeale iiantities The fines
wfr puii wUr ut a contestmas Brown uf halt Lake i in 4htf-
itv tii the interest of the Wasatchtrie company which proposes U etstabttsfrian electric plant herr
Cultivating and thinning sugar beetis n ill the fluids of the county Thearms ha brought the plants u plen-
il In prjspfcta are the heft
irtrnver Rio Grande company isstill scattering its heavy rails along thetrack of the 8vi r branch and now hasthem strung t S this side or Sigurd
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PBJ5PABING FOR VACATIONSchools Holding Exercises
Preliminary to ClosingKureka Ma Thf gran tine exericisrm of th M choo n tonigh
wnei i ade will I jiven theirdiploi s Tutu rn night ti membersof the High si hull exerOdd Feilov hall night thhool reritii was givwise croWlr almostwhich
b tin school i andand fi nds At rhe coneexercises last ni ii a cotniinK o Miss Iatherlne Br-Bain nd James P Dristaward of the t prizes
gave Tn ompetiuhers of the eishin gradeschool the sibiert The
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All the stores and many of the mineswill i Sise day In the
ths usual cxtrclses will be hold andthe vwrious lodges will g t thetery to decorate the graves of membersLater there will be a game of basakallwith the Cleave l und team of Salt Lake
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KATBVI1XJ HAKPMmWW-Kaysville Ms 2 Kaysvilie andtwo l wards will Jointly celebrateDecoration day There will be no pro-
c fc5i n and the exercises will bedtutfcd at this Kaysville cemetery
Miss Ivy Blood went to Logaa tbistevening to visit with her sister Mrs
s H LiiifordOwen A Taylor formerly of
hut now chief clerk of Shortat liawilns Ayo is visiting reiatmxi-her Mr hassition in the Short Line ofncSalt Lake but has to frmitnin his present position
John B Barnes this eventtca visit to ProvoJhn C Edwards of Salt lake was dolog business for Z C Ms I in Kays
vile yesterdayMr and Mrs John 8 of Downey
IUa have bees spending week hem-On Wednesday a wan
tendered Mr and Mrs Frank Whowere married in the Salt Lakethat day at the home of the brides Mr-en ts Mr and Mrs Charles Barnes Mr-tnd Mrs Hyde will reside in Kaysvtfte
Miss Alice Cottrell Miss Anniearid Richard Robins came up front SaltLake this to visit friends
Mred Maddick was a passenger to stallLake this evenlwr
Mrs R W Barnes was a visitor toSalt Lake today
Mrs Eiisabetb Watt of Layton hasto Alberta Canada to visit her daughterMrs Thomas J OBrien
May 28 The ease ofThomas Steed vs the Rio Grande WesternRaflway company which hastwe in the district court before
Hart and a jury was concluded lastevoiiHW and a verdictwarding plaintiff and costs asagoa for personal injuries sustained bybeing struck by a train
The following cases were continued forable tor atten
Hew State Gun dub vs Lather EllisButler vs Alma Butler divorce H
OConnor and John Orr Whoare charged with stealing wire from the
dent Telephone companys patenb Bountiful were arraigned awl
took tile statutory time toCourt adjourned for the term last even
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Mon jltn bt c-At m d rate prteoa George GL Pvyft-iO fll State street PtosM
Particulars write AlkJr Whotel via Sandy
Bertha at BjOf t fcSpecial tourist sleepers Salt to
St Louis without via D ft-G and Rock Island system Leave SaltLake at 805 pm May Telephone 34G
or write Rock Island oAce 1M2nd South for reservations Berthrates only barf of regular Pullmanrates
SEASON OF I904
Opening
MAY 30thDECORATION DAY
30 TrainsNew hardwood floor largest and grand
est in the worldChristensens orchestraImproved bathing facilities 1 0 lath
houses 200 new this season built iudeep water
THK OLD HATE
25 CENTSROUND TRIP
to the prettiest spot in Utah
Opens for the season Monday May30th
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Opening
The Utah State Iaud and Orchestraunder the dire ion of
4HTOH PXDERSENIts only five miles arid it costs bitpennies to ildersThe dance hail his h n enlarged act
new floor hiii mikir dancingliiiviiioa iti the state
Admission We Each ticket entitles thholder to in tradeBOATING DANCING MORSE RAClN
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