The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-06-28
New Institution viii Soon Be
Ready For Business.
LONGER HIGH SCHOOL COURSE
DISTRICT COURT DOCKET AL
MOST CLEAR.
(speeiaI 70 The HeraId.l

National They viii be fitted up in
/ elegant style and viii be ready for
D occupancy in a very short time This
! bank has adopted the use Of small
] banks. One of these banks is given
I to everyone who deposits a dollar, and
this bank is taken home, where all
small change is put into it and at the
/ end of each month is taken to the
| bank Of deposit. where it is opened,
! the contents counted and credit
| given the owner for the amount. 1t
is not only an ingenious device, but
viii be the means of many saving
their dimes and dollars.
J. H. Brady of the American Falls
Water. Power & Light company took
party of friends out TO the camp on
the new Blackfoot line, about eight
miles north of town, and entertained
them with a fine camp supper The
visitors were shown the line of poles
which viii connect Blackfoot with
| POcatellO, furnishing the former place
with electric light and power from the
great power plant at American Falls.
The pole line viii be completed ana
enter the city of Pocatelle about next
Wednesday. and light viii be given
BlacEfoOt about Sept. 1. Besides fur-
nishing light to the Grove City,
/ power viii be brought into play where
by water viii be pumped to an eleva-
ton for a Waterworks system.
New Boilers.
The Bridge-Tupper Electric Light
company is installing a battery Of
boilers in its plant, which will furnish
power for a 15O-hOrsepOWer standard
feed water heater Of the keWanee
/ Boiler company type. This system, II
is claimed. is a great saving in the
cost Of fuel The company has placed
an order for d large dynamo electric
machine and EXETER to replace lhe
machinery that is now being run TO
its fun capacity. The manager claims
that the demand for light has caused
the new improvements.
The school board has decided to add
another year to the high school course
1t is stated that the graduating class
has unanimously asked FOR the extra
year, and the board claims by the ad-
CitiOn of the extra year that the pupils
viii be brought UP to the require
-ments of the freshman class of the
best colleges.
Brinson & Stevenson have received
/ the contract for constructing a bridge
over the POrtneuf at the new race
track. The bridge will have a foot
walk for passengers as well as drive
way. The contract price is $500.
The POcatellO Juniors and the Pc
/ catellO baseball team will play game
OF baseball on the old grounds on
Sunday. This is to be a kind of prac-
tice game preparatory to the playing
of the Juniors at Montpelier and the
PocatellO team at Idaho Falls on the
When the bids for the stock Of C.
Marsh. the involuntary bankrupt. were
opened they were found as follows:
North & Douglass. SIG. $3.50; Casser &
Cleare, 81. SOP; F. NJ. Watson, s12,-
I I29. 80. These bids viii have to be sub
mitted to the United States court, and
it is probable the highest bid will be
confirmed.
Court Docket Almost Clear.
Judge Bulge has adjourned court
having cleared the docket with the eX-
ception of the case of the American
Falls power companies, which will be
heard here on July 6. The Wakeley
VS.. Wakelt water case. which involves
the waters of Birch creek. was sub
mitted to The court and Will be de-
! cided later. In the case of Terrell VS.
/ CibuIka the court handed down a de-
| cree awarding Terrell twc-thirdS or
/ the waters of Black Rock and the other
| one third of the waters to A. Cibulka.
| Amy Church was granted a divorce
! from her husband Asa Church. c. B.
| Randall was given judgment for $40
against James P. Hayward. In the
! case of Armstrong ct al, a suit for
! the distribution of the waters of Battle
| CT eek, a decree was entered for the
! plaintiff by default.
A meeting of the members OF the
Congregational church has been called
] for July to take action on the sale
| Of some property of the congregation,
/ consisting of the parsonage on North
! Garfield avenue.
A council of the United Commercial
! Travellers will be organized here on
I July Il G. H. Mcmahon Of Salt Lake
| city, grand senior counsel, viii be the
! installing officer
STAFF Captain Wood of the Salvation
Army is expected here today with his
wife and Cadet Hamilton TO pay the
local corps an official visit.
The Georgia State Press association
passed through Poca tellO the other day
on its way to the park, and remained
in the city for a short time-long
] enough, however. to be introduced
| There were no titles under that Of
colonel in the party, but included some
OF the brightest writer's in that beau
tiful southern state.
Alden Hood and a companion were
I playing in C w Races yard with a
small revolver. which. as usual, was
not supposed to be loaded. 1t con-
/ tanned one load, however, and it en-
right eye II was blank cartridge
/ Otherwise the boy would have been
seriously If not fatally injured.
81. L. STANDBY has filed lien
! against the property of Agnes BIcAIil-
lin to recover S105.6S, alleged to be due
Personal Mention.
Howard Gardner. who lost an arm
/ by being run over by some cars re-
l Gently was reported TO be in a serious
! condition. but the latest information IS
to the effect that he has a chance OF
/ recovering
The residence of J. B. Bistline has
/ been released from quarantine, his son
I having recovered.
A fine son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
/ George Clark of North Cleveland ave-
nue. Friday,
Mrs. Judge HOpson and her sister,
] Mrs. Winn of Idaho Falls, who have
been spending some time in Denver
] visiting relatives and friends, have re-
I turned home
Judge MasOnheimer has been visit
I ing his son, who lives in Pueblo, Colo.
{ He is back home again, dispensing
/ justice, and says that the trip was one
( of the most pleasant he has ever
| taken
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Hudson Of Bryan.
| O.. and their daughter, Miss Emma,
1 who is a telegraph operator near Atch-
/ isOn. Kan. are here visiting Mrs. J.
I Beck, their daughter and sister. The
parents viii remain all summer. but
/ Miss Emma viii be compelled to re-
/ turn TO her duties soon.
Mrs G.. ". Surman has returned
/ from Salt Lake. where she had been
/ with her daughter who remained as
1 the pupil of Nine. Swensen, a vocalist
Mrs. Simon Lewis of South Arthur
avenue entertained her friends with a
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