The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-06-11
Logan Lines.

LOGAN, June 10.-Interest in That
great Forthcoming event, the Midsum-
ner Carnival, at Salt Lake city, grows
apace. The contest for county queen
OF Cache, the queen CT the north,
wakes warmer with days. After to-
morrow all but the three highest on the
list will be dropped and then, until
June 10, the contest will be between
the remaining three. From present IN
dtcations these three viii be Miss Hat
tie Thatcher, who now heads the LIST
with All votes; Miss Nora Eliason,
coming next with $50; Miss Sarah Bow
en-. with 212. Excitement runs high,
however, and it is rumored that dark
horse will be entered before tomor-
rows count that will throw all others
in the shade. 1t will be quite an honor
to represent this, one of the largest and
finest valleys in the state, at the great
maIdi gras entertainment, and either
of the three young ladies named would
do honor and credit to the county as a
representative of her beauty and grace.
The present week belongs to the Ag-
rculturaI college. Each day since Sun
day up to the present has been occu-
pied with some portion of the COM
nlnncsrnent exercises, etc. On the Sab
bath the baccalaureate address was de-
liyered by Rev. n. E. ClemensoT, in
the absence CT Judge King (who was to
have delivered iD in California Mr..
Clemenson S effort was a grand one,
and his words of encourag genera. to the
graduates and all friends of education
found an abiding place in the heart of
every person present An entertain
ing programme was presented in con-
nection with the address, the leading
talent of the city participating. Mon
day was set apart as field day, and it
was expected that the day would be
spent at a lovely grove few miles up
Logan canyon. but the waters of Logan
river were 50 high that it was deemed
inadvisalole to attempt the trip So in
etead a ball was given in the gymnas-
iuTn and picnic was enjoyed under the
college grove.
The students banquet and the spec
iai exercises of the Longfellow Liter
airy society occurred Tuesday. each oc-
( ces:on being highly enjoyed by those
present.
Today commencement exercises are in
progress in the large college chapel
Fcl lowing is the programme to be pre-
scented:
Overture ............. Harris Orchestra
Prayer .......... Hon. Joseph Kimball
Piano fantasia. Miss Vendla Rerntson
Paper, Qualification of the Water
supply w. W. Mclaughlin
Duet Observation-Disclosures.
IF. Baugh and Mrs Sumrnerhays
Thesis, Freedom of the VIII" 49,.
Wesley Gibson
Violin fantasia. Miss Hilda Fogelberg
Address, Louis Pasteur" ..........
...-.................. Amos Merrill
| March .....-.......... Harris Orchestra
Address and valedictory, Response
bility of the Engineer" j. L. Rheat
Duet by the Brooklet'' ....
r. G. Easton and Bessie Moreheat
Presenting certificates and confer
ring degrees -. DR.. John r. Parl
| Overture. 'Undina' :. Harris Orchestrs
The class of '96 of the Agriculture
college consists of nine graduates. sew
en- of whom receive the degree OF bach
elor of science, as follows: Christian
Larsen. A. w. Merrill and Lorin A
Merrill in agriculture w. S. Langton
! i'm biology w. w Mclaughlin and ]
L. Rhead, in civil engineering. and ]