The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1896-07-23
NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS.

Main and Fifth North streets, east and
west TO old Lehi precinct lines.
Precinct No. 3-All territory north of
Fifth North street to old boundaries
Of Lehi precinct
Manning Precinct-All territory being
part of the old Cedar Fort precinct
and small portion of Fairfield pre-
clnct lying north and west Of the u. P.
railway track in said old precincts and
south and west of the top Of the ridge
or range of hills south and west of
the town of Cedar Fort and north and
east of the Mercur mill, and extending
west. south and northwest to the line
between Utah and Tooele counties. All
the other precincts remain as previous
ly bounded.
An ordinance was also enacted pro-
viding that a regular meeting of the
commissioners shall be held on the
first Monday in every month. The reg
ular meetings in the months of Janu-
airy, April, July and October are des-
ignated as quarterly meetings, at which
all officers are required to report. and
all claims against the county will then
be examined. audited and allowed or
rejected
The ordinance provides that in case
any Of the regular meeting days fall
on legal holiday the next day shall
be deemed the regular meeting day of
the board.
The following precinct registration
officers were then appointed:
Payson-Brigham H. Crook, precinct
No. 1; George A Finlayson, precinct
No. 2; Joseph w Hush, precinct No.
Spanish Fork-C. c. Greer. precinct
No. /: John 1. Hayes, precinct No 2:
James Hutchins. precinct No. 3; George
Ainge, precinct No. 4.
pringville-William Sumsion. pre-
clnct No. L; David A. Crandall, pre-
cinct, No. 2: Joseph B. Whitehead. pre-
cinct No. 8; Mont Johnson, precinct
No. 4
Provo-Silas Alfred, precinct No. 1;
Oscar Wilkins, jr., precinct No 2; Jas.
Hardy, precinct. No 8; James T. CLYDE.
precinct No. 4: Jane B. Snyder, precinct
No. 5: Don R Coray, precinct No. 6.
Pleasant Grove-Ezra F. Walker.
precinct No. 1; John c. Nelson, precinct
No. ..
American Fork-John H. watten.
precinct No. .
Lehi-George McRelligan, precinct
No, l; S. w. Ross. precinct No. 2; E.
II. Davis, jr., precinct No. s.
The clerk was instructed to secure
three bound volumes of the session
laws OF 1896.
NOTES.
F. i. Parker, of z. c. NJ. l.. is spend
ing his vacation with Provo friends.
David j. Thurman, of Lehi, was in
Provo today on business connected
with the Fourth district court.
The board of education has decided
to make some changes in the Franklin
schoofhouse. The upper room will be
divided and the stairway STRENGTHENED.
The citizens of Lehi had arranged for
an enthusiastic Celebration on the oath.
put the death of Apostle A. II. Cannon
has caused them to decide that no cele-
bration will be held
Mrs. Edna Rich. of Pocatello. is Wis
iting relatives and friends here.
The Misses Rose and Daisy Moore
Will go to Tacoma, Wash, on a three
weeks visit to relatives.
Hon. Abel ]. Evans was over from
Leh1 today on court business. Hs~stated
that party lines were apparently oblit-
Grated in his city. Nearly all the peo-
pie VIII vote for Bryan and Sewall
and the recognition of the white metal
Joseph Stevens, one of the tramps
who visited American Fork yesterday.
was brought over last evening by Sher-
If Brown after having an interview
with the American Fork justice. Stew
ems stole a shirt from the Coop store.
Tor which he was sentenced to ninety
days in the county jail. Sheriff Brown
reports that the rest of the tough men
have left town.