The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-11
PROVO.
NORMAL EXERCISES.
The Big Twenty-Five Thousand
Contract Suit Still On.
New Depot Appeals-Extra Train for Dele
gates and Visitors to 0g-
den, Etc.
The following is the programme for the
normal day exercises TO be given at the B.
Y Academy Nav 10:

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Presidents address. w. NJ. McKendIick
Class history Irene B. Mendenhall
C9uartette- ------------
Joseph Horne, Frank Evans, h M Warner,
W. d. Roberts
Orallon b ,. hlncEIey
Duet------------ Hannah Clark and Emma John
e eection Garden ity Mapdoitp A CLUB
Glass retrospection- w. Booth
Duet =. Boshard and Pyne
Original class poem M Warner
Class representation. May sell Thurman
Selection Orchestra
Naledictory .......------. o. w. Adein
Original class song, vernon B. A. A Choir
And these are the graduates who will be
given certificates, having just passed eX=
animation:
intermediate Certifcates-Alonzo Hink-
ley, George Powelson, Charles Jensen,
Lewis j. Bushman, Louise Keller, Irena B.
Mendenhall, Jay Dunyon, Frank Olson,
Daniel Hanson, Jacob Magleby, e. G.
Gowans, Delta Caffrey, George E. Robi
son, George w, Watkins, Neils p. Nelson.
Primary Cerufcates-Bryant Copley,
Chris Hyldah, Eva Cordelia Thorn, Mat
Tie Christensen, Hans Hanson, james Sor-
enson, Joseph jacob Ernest Partridge,
Clara Mutual, Alice Hatch, Alice Conner,
Ada John, Allie Rogers, Jennie Brimhall,
George A. Lyman, j. +. Wakefield ID. 9.
Woodward, Hannah S. Johnson, Hannah
Clark, Lizzie Thatcher, Angie Webb, j. L.
| Horne.
TIE BIG CONTRACT CASE.
The s25, 900 suit against Corey Bros. &C.
cupied the time of the First district court
yesterday.
The defendants made strong effort to
establish that the alleged contract between
them and H. W. Hawley was not con-
tract but simply memorandum OF prices
to be paid for work; but the judge had
knocked this theory in the head by ruling
that the instrument IN question was a CON
tract. The next resort of the defendants
was 10 estimate the amount of damages
which might have accrued granting a con-
tract had been made They testified that
the grade was largely of flint and cement
which was extremely difficult to handle.
The Larsen boys, who took he contract,
put on a good force of about forty men
with teams and worked the grade for all il
was worth without stopping and came our
without profit. The contract was OF q
character that no company OF contractors
could have made anything out OF il.
The case of H. W. Huwiey vs. Core y
Brothers wound up last evening, after lou :
and vigorous arguments from Attorneys
: HouIz, Sutherland, Kimball and King
The judge charged The jury that the ques
| ton Tor them 10 deJs rhine was the amount
of damage done through the breach of the
consideration the amount laid out in trans
portation from Oasis TO Montana and the
profits when might have resulted from
, performance OF the worH.
The jury came in last evening before he
adjournment Of court with verdict award
! ing the plaintiff damages in the sum o.
$500.
: L. P. TRACKS.
The fighting Trishmen who were sta
: Il.
| over the Unioi. Pacific tracks west of the
city, on Monday heard of The fact that Mr.
: Dodd was preparing the way to lodge then
5 in jail for interfering with his tracks anC
, very discreetly informed their bosses tina
there was 'nigger in the fence" The re
suit was that yesterday morning before
Superintendent Dodd was out of bed
5 messenger informed him that the UnioI
Pacific company had decided to put in tn,
crossings and everything would be mad
right.
} EXTRA TRAIN FOR OGDEN.
= The Rio Grande railway company will
run train to Ogden on Saturday for tn
= accomT' odstion of those who desire to at
tend the Ogden convention. II is expected
: that there will be very large turnou
1 from Utah county, and both roads will b
| well pRtroniZed.
PERSONAL ITEMS.
d County Clerk V. L. Halliday and wifi
n returned yesterday from an extensive tri
to California, spending a good portion O
. the time in San Francisco. The journe
8 was taken for the good of the wife's healt
which has been greatly improved.
+ Mrs. Decker of Salt Lake city, is spenc
a ing a few days with her father, Jane
Dunn.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Strong recommendations have been sub
mitted to the officials OF the Union Paciti
B railway for depot for Provo. Agen
e Craig has advised the company that octio
II in this regard means business for the roac
The Provo Thespian club is the name o
20 a new dramatic organization. The follow
y ing are members: j. NJ. Jensen, j. j
Z. Walton, 7. E. Osborne, Charles Olsor
d Mrs. Annie Atkins and Mabel Thurman
Ray Wentz and S. f. Snyder are minus
horse and buggy which they left tied at til
Provo Park gardens while attending bal
Invitations have been issued by the B. \
academy for attendance at the normal elias
T. exercises to be given May 10. The follow
d ing officers are in charge: