The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1902-06-22
THEY WILL CELEBRATE
The City Council Has Taken Hold
of the Matter and a Good
Time Is Assured.

Mt Pleasant. June 21-The city council
has made arrangements for a grand cele-
Dratlon Of the Fourth of July. The pre-
llmlnary steps were taken last Satur-
day, when the council was in session as a
board of equalization. An executive COM
mlttee was appointed as follows: +. G.
Jensen, Ferd Hsricksen and Amasa Aid
flGR, and they have appointed other COM
mlttees to attend to the various parts
of the celebration. The programme is
practically arranged. F. c. Jensen and
G. y. Lund, jr.. win deliver the orations
The council decided that the eXDense
should not exceed 800.
r Anderson is taking great pride in his
tlSh plant below town. II has been dedi-
Gated and named the Rainbow Fishery
A boat has been made upon which pleas
ure-seekers can sail to their hearts con-
tent.
The socialists held meeting here the
other evening at the city hall There
We're about twenty-five people present
to listen to the speaker. II. G. Darrah
who held their attention for over two
hours while eloquently expounding the
principles Of his party.
very entertaining and appreciative
party was given last Tuesday evening by
the young ladies' association Of the
North ward in the beautiful annex to the
l.. d. 5. meeting house. A goodly crowd
gathered there with glad hearts and
smiling faces. The event marked the
closing Of this years work i'm the assO-
citation. 1t was a most creditable affair.
and all who We're in attendance expressed
high appreciation Of the dOings. A
number of musical selections were given.
together with songs and an address by
President c. y. Lund
The teachers who are in attendance at
the summer school were rendered a re-
eeptiOn by the faculty last Wednesday
evening. Many of the citizens also turned
out to witness the exercises, which were
of a high order, and all were well pleased
and satisfied.
The Association of Indian War Veterans
held an important election here during
the week. II was a county affair, and
delegates were present from nearly all
the towns of Sanpete. Joseph Wise was
elected commander in chief of the county
camp. with Mons MOnsen as secretary.
George Alfred assistant adjutant gen
eraL John Carter. quartermaster. and
AmaSa Tucker aplain. They will likely
hold an encampment here this fall.
Carlos GundeTSOn left here Friday with
1900 Wethers which came from the south
He goes by way of P Y. Junction where
another 10000 will be taken on board. and
from there on to points in Colorado
where they viii be under the WdtChful
eye Of Mr.. GunderSOn with four assist
ants. The sheep are the property of y.
S. Nielsen of this place
Mrs. John Stanfield is suffering from
a severe attack Of paralysis. and is re-
ported to be in d very critical condition.
James JOrgensen, jr.. is suffering from
a very bad cut in his leg. which was re-
ceived while using an AK in the noun
tains. He will no doubt be crippled for
some time to come.
A. j. Syndergard was yesterday morning
stricken with paralysis in his right side
while walking from the house to the
barn. For several hours he was unable tC
move and suffered extremely. Today
however. he seems to be improved in his
condition. and with proper case will M
doubt recover.