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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-26
MURRAY news TTEMs.

Miss Rose Huntsman, employed at
Erickson Bros. store, took violently III
last Saturday night June IS. She
thoughtlessly tasted some vinegar stand
ing in a tin bucket in order TO test It's
quality. The result was that the young
lady had 90 take remedies 10 counteract
the effect of the substance which had
become poisoned by coming in contact
with the vessel Miss Huntsman has
recovered sufficiently TO attend TO her
work again.
Alex Jennings, who Is charged with set
ting fire TO the Highland Boy Doarolns
house. was arrested ia Provo MONDAY
June 20, by Sheriff COWan
Gus Anderson has returned TO Murray:
He has been away for many years ana
Murray appears a new town to him.
Hay cutting has commenced here. the
crop is very heavy.
The surrounding country of Murray
furnishes an abundance of straw berries
for the smelter district.
Mrs. Noble met WIKI an accident last
Friday. She fell on the street ana Droke
her hip bone. Mrs. Noble Is an old lady'
and the accident may prove very serious,
Messrs. GaVrOs a. Papas nave dlssolNeo
partnership ira the grocery, If4il aiiu
vegetable business. Mr.. GaErGs ls lhe
sole proprietor OF the business located
on state street.
A baby girl made its appearance at the
residence of Charles A. kenk Monday
morning, june 70.
Mr.. and Mrs David 2. Williams are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Elktoh
Lewis Brown, one OF our popular aciAgt
teachers. and wife were made happy by
the appearance Of "a baby siri al theh
home.
The Rev. s. Allison pastor of the
Murray NJ r. church. VIII deliver ser
mon at Provo Sunday.
Eugene Osterh0lm has returned &c
Murray.
The Baptist Sunday school gave cons
cert at the church sunday, June 49,
Kari MerCh of Salt Lake is now with
Charles Durand in the barber business.
The merchants of our town made MON
day June %, holiday, ana went PC
Castillo Springs. passing the day in JoyL0
, social intercourse.
The no. 50 q. o. o. II. lodge Of binguaiL
Junction held a meeting tuesday Junt
q, and elected the following otticeTs- =
Fl. +. Nordberg, past grand. X H. Ale
Donald. vice grand. James Duu-loi. &c
cording secretary. John Shuis0n, treas
urer. and Harry Stage. trustee
The Bon Ton Theatre company Wiu play
again in Murray during next week Ihe5
VIII erect Z large tent for that purpose.
Frank Woo0aro became Juslty dAseie
a few days ago when a half grown bog
by the name OF Arthur Ireland run WIZ
I his bicycle into his mother. an ola ladl
white standing ON the street
William Stephenson ~ ho came Dacl
/ in from California ABOUT three weeks ago
4 has recovered from his Illness
/ A baby girl was born 10 SIR. and Mrs
William Connegferer June -
! John Erickson and Miss Mary Ober
iander we're married ~ Wednesday June =
+ NF Erickson Is popular nusiaess man
( while tiie bride ts che daughter 81 ,
ODeriauGeI ahisui3 respected eiti1eh
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employed for many years by the smelter
company in q trustworthy position.
A surprise party was given ln honor OF
Mr. and Mrs. C.. Il, Nicholas last Tues
mechanic of the smelling company, ana
the occasion was the anniversary OF the
marriage O. the couple A most of friends
participated in the gathering and most
cordial social intercourse was mani
tested.
Mrs. Kelstrom, mother of Mrs. George
Trip and James Alexander Of the High
land Boy, died at the Alexander rest
dence Friday morning June "a, at
clock. Her age WAS 81 and the cause
Of death drOpsy.
Miss cara Bauenune OF Bingham
Junction is visiting with Mrs. Mckinney
of the Highland Boy
George A. Chandler and wife and Mrs.
Rhea Williams of Ogden are visiting win
Mrs .. Huntsmau and daughters an
Chandler IS the son or Mrs run slllsl.
and is celebrating with his wife the first
anniversary of his marriage.
The Rev. H. j. Talbot, superintendent
of the Utah NJ. +. church, viii occupy the
pulpit at the church Sunday evening at
O'Clock
The Ladies Aid society Of the ~ =.
church viii meet at the residence OF Alr-
and Mrs, w. G.. Ford Wednesday
Jun2 %.
me Rev. J. C. Andrews has some to
Weiser, Ida on business.
James Gilbert is talking about enlarB-
ing his business establishment.
The Socialists viii hold a meeting al
the residence of DR.. Me-Ti0tt Monday
evening. June 26.
Mayor Strattau has moved into his new
residence on Atwood street.
Miss Hazel Shaw met with an accident
last Friday, June -. by falling from q
piano stool and striking a large piece OF
glass, causing a painful cut on nef ie6
She is under the care of DIT EerDee.
Mrs. Dadie Godfrey, who has been VS.
iting here with her mother Mrs. Der
Shaw. has returned to her home u Idaho
Great Inconvenience was caused by tbs
electric storm which went over Murray
Thursday June o. The lightning strucs
the power station, knocked the OpeTatInz
chief engineer. j. H. Buckley, to tn'
floor and put the cable out OF operation
Besides, the wires north and south were
. struck and the Murray City lighting sys
TEN interfered with. Tt took many hour
OF hard work to restore proper action,
A baby boy has been born to Mr.. anC
Mrs Kerr of NIL Creek.
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strawberry soeial e. the Fraternal hall
The occasion was the anniversary Of the
organization of The lodge. n number or
members OF the Provo lodge came over
and participated in the festivities of tne
evening
g. W dendenhalI has gene to Canada.
Mark Boyer and Walter Smith VIII go up
next week. Il. W. Roylance is IN from
Chico Cal
owen Mckenzie and his brother Frank
Mckenzie returned rom the same place
this week.
The Sunday schools have decided 70 get
up a celebration for the FourIf- hon,
john Z. Be0the win be the orato= OF the
day.
Miss Emma Ramsey wiz give concert
that evening.
u. D. Deal spent few days sticating
in Hobnle Greek canyon this week.
Mrs Helen Deal Bedford Of Pocateilot
Ida, is visiting with her mother
Mr. Schey the optician is IN town this
week.
Memorial services in honor Of the late
Apostle 4. o Woodruff VIII be held In
Che LaJterday Saints general meeting
house tomorrow.
H. T. Reynolds was in salt Lake yes
terday.
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Ogden Society

The summer exodus TO camping spots
and the resorts has commenced. Large
numbers OF ogden families have already
betaken themselves 10 summer emp
Heiehts and elsewhere.
The ladies of the Episcopal church gave
"a tea Thursday afternoon and evening az
the home of Mrs. r. r. Hunse There
was also handkerchief sale, tne heI-
chiefs being contributed 10y the ladies' OF
the church and their friends. Many on
the articles We're fine specimens Of nee
dlework and brought E3od prices a-1.
AIR. and Mrs. j. O. " GODS are IN SAT-
Lake visiting relatives.
Misses Matte Watts and Nerna Bow
man returned last week from an outing
close OF their year Work az the Agilcul-
Mrs. A. q. Abbott mother Of J. W.
Abbott, IS I'm Ogden from AltArsnsilltOWn
Ia TO visit here during the summer.
Mrs IS. L. Brausford of salt Lake was
am ogden guest this week
The Young Mems club or the PresbF-
teriau church win have am outing iu og-
den canyon Thursday
Thursday of last week the railway en-
pIoyes of Ogden had fine outing az the
The reIigIon classes of Weber stake gave
a dance Wednesday evening at the Her
Miss Evelyn DalrymuIe and Miss Edna
BOhu were guests i'm Salt Lake this week
Of Mrs George ForresTer-
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. MCCune enter
tanned Thursday evening at their home
ON Tweuty-seveutl street the guests be-
ing the Sunday school teachers and Off
GERS and bishUpTiC of the Second ward.
Miss Morell of Logan was i'm OGDEN Fri-
day an route home from st. Louis and
was the guest of Misses Bowman ana
Watts during her stay i'm the Junction
City
Miss Jessie Carr was given a surprise
party Thursday evening I'M honor OF her
birthday anniversary.
A pretty wedding was soIemnized We'd
uezd6v n0on when Miss Kathryn Cross
became the bride of Arthur CLYDE GouT-
lay. The bride. whose home was IN En-
Uari7 Kan. is cousin OF Mrs Harry
Horton of this city, and the ceremony
was performed at her home on Lincoln
avcnue. The rooms were tastefuliy fes-
t0oued with smila. AND cut flowers Rev
d. r. Carver performed the ceremony and
after @ Weddius Breakfast the couple left
flr a. "Trip TO tine vus-. They viii reside
liesdgues j. So. Abbott r ~ Pierce
and John C0ulisk entertained party Of
their friends Friday afternoon at Glen
wood I'm laa eUrhIe games Mrs. Parm-
7ev won first nrize and AjS7 Conroy the
consolation A delicious luncheon was
served.
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Is a 60 sUccEss.
Banquet and Bali Given by Masonic
Eratarnftv at Park.

Park City June 25.-The banquet and
dance given in Maple hall last evening
was one of the social events OF the season
On Park City The han was decorated for
the occasion in the national oolors and
large American flags draped in different
parts of the room added 20 the effect OF
the decorations. 'Ihe banquet tables were
set SO MS 20 form the figure of g compass
and square. AT the banquet 8. j.. RAD
don acted as toast master and several
toasts were responded to, Rev Pinker-
ton OF salt Lake was in attendance
and responded ably 10 Missionary one
Of the t0asts proposed. Following the
banquet the dancing was continued until
The morning hours.
The funeral Of Miss Anderson. who died
here yesterday. VIII take place IN nat.
Pleasant tomorrow from the T. d. 8.
meeting house there.
The scarlet fever epidemic which has
prevailed here for some time is practical
lv over no new eases are being reported
ana number Of the quarantines are be-
ing raised.
About thirty men were put 10 work al
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HEAD BADLY CRUSHED
Section of Locomotive Boiler
Falls on David Stark, With
Perhaps Fatal Result.

David A. stark, bOilermakcr ln the
Southern Pacific shops, was seriously,
perhaps Fatally, injured yesterday after
noon by the falling on him 0f q section OF
a locomotive boiler. Sir. stark ana 1ei-
low empl0ye were engaged in cutting or
the front section of the boiler. lie was
holding the chiseI and the other man was
welding the sledge. stark was kneellIs
under the big iron cylinder ana stlaeHuy
mizfudged the weight OF the Bis IFaB4iieL lt
which had been cniseled most OF Use "e5
around Suddenly the uncut portion DE9he
and the big fragment Weighing ntliL a
tom. dropped upon ihe man lnueIl leatils
uiuufng his head against che rail- IN the
boiler pie His face was terribly bruised
and IL was feared that serious LfStc-
ture of the skull had resulted
ar stark is secretary or the Boiler
Makers organization and Is also secretary
and director of the United Labor Mer-
camille company
He was a candidate OF the Socialist
party for mayor during the municipal
Camnaisr of last year. Hls home IS at
1885 Jackson avenue. He is at the Ogden
general hospital
AT i clock this morning the injured
man was resting well al the hospital
although his skull is fractured and his
condition critical.
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PROVO NEWS NOTES.

Provo. June Z5.-BlumeHthafs employees
have challenged Taylor Brothers com
pany' 8 employees to play game OF base
bali o. the r'ourth
Captain WedgeWOOd is down from salt
Lake or le-ai business.
H s. Stinson who has been in Utah FOR
the Nickel Plate road as wool agent. lett
taOday for Chicago. accompanied by Mrs
Stinsou who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs John W. Craven.
Attorney w r. Hutchinson was ln
Provo today Ou business before the
Fourth district court.
A marriage license has been issued 70
William H. Jackson of Mammoth. aged
%. and Gertrude Bauer, of Chicago, aged
%.
James Gardner was over today from
Goshen.
William Britt was taken before Justice
Noon today and charged with petit Jar
ceny. consisting of taking some emer-
gency tools from coach at Pleasant Nal-
ley Junction on the 10Th. Britt pleaded
guilty and explain g. that 4e and q friend
by the name of Brown had taken the tools
and paWned them for ID cents. In the
afternoon when he got some money from
men at the rock quarry where ne mao
been working. he redeemed the tools and
took them back TO the agent az Cotton
who thereupon had him arresteds Pass
ing o fsentence was postponed TO enable
the justice so learn more OF the facts
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Sadie Mcguire

Bingham, June 25-Residents of
Bingham are preparing for a grand
Fourth of July celebration. A commit
tee has prepared a programme that
includes athletic contests, dancing and
a huge display of fireworks in the
evening.
A drilling contest, open to all COM
ers, viii be one OF the greatest inter
est I'm the athletic events. A first prize
of S175 viii be awarded in the double
handed drilling contest. The second
prize viii be $50. The first prize in the
singie-handed contest win be $50 and
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STATE NEWS
ASSESSMENT PASSED UPON.
Valuation Outside of Railroad Prop
ertv- is 81 o59 oSo


erty is 81, 953, 269.
RichdeId. June 25-The board OF
county commissioners, as a board of
equalization. has passed upon the as
sessments of this county for this year.
The total valuation. outside of some
railroad property is 1852, 269. The
value of real estate is SS82, $50; of
buildings and improvements, 1855, $50;
Of personal property, including live
stock, $3.50, SOB. The total is an increase
of over SS8,000 over last year. OF this
increase $40, 900 is i'm Richheld pre-
cinCt alone. This precinct contains
about . per cent of the entire real
% per cent of the buildings and i'm
prOVements, and about 30 per cent Of
the personal property.
Messrs. Austin and Anderson of the
Utah Sugar company made a trip into
this county this week to Investigate
the requests of the beet growers for
railroad sidiugs at VermilliOn, Cen
trai and Joseph and an Improvement
in the sidings at EIsinore. The grow
ers were badly delayed in loading their
beets last fan on account of having
bur two plaCes-ElsinOre and Rich
feld-where they could load them. At
ElsiuOre the sidetTack is so limited
that enough cars could not be set out
at a time 10 accommodate the people
as they came TO load their beets, they
having to wait their turn. frequently
as long as twenty-four hours.
With a doubling and more of the
/ crop this year something in the line
of better loading accommodation viii
z have 10 be provided, and il is for the
( purpose of determining what is need
[ ed and reasonable that Messrs. Austin
and Anderson have made the visit. 1t
/ is the purpose Of the sugar company
: to take the matter NO with the rail-
/ road company, and it is hoped ard
1 believed that with the influence of so
strong an ally the people VIII set what
/ they want for this season. With sid
/ ings at NermiliOn, Central and Joseph.
] a great many of the growers would
/ not have to haul their beets for miles,
! as they now do. and would not con
/ gest the facilities of one station as
/ was the case last fall.
/ .AIessrs. Austin and Anderson looked
I over the beet fields OF this county and
/ found them In first class condition.
/ The outlook now, they say. could not
/ be more encouraging They say the
! growers need not feel alarmed about
/ the blight which has been discovered
( I'm some of the fields. This was to be
! found i'm the fields everywhere, and no
/ remedy had yet been found for it's
4 complete eradication This statement
/ has set at rest the apprehension that
/ had arisen because of the presence of
/ the blight as it was supposed to be
I only "a local disease.
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sPRINGVILLE NEWS NOTES.

Springviue. June 25.-Springviile's fair
maidens seem 20 be getting the malri-
mOnial fever. Three have entered lnt
the holy bonds of matrimony- on We'd
nesday evening 9. reception was rendered
Mr. Chris LaLrsOn and Miss Ieenle
WaFtneH. The young man IS LftLil
Provo. They were married by Bishop @.
y. Anderson.
On Wednesday AR. Francis Chiids ana
Miss Trysa Boyer and Mr.. Joseph Ander-
son and Rose Boyer were married in the
Salt Lake temple The young men are
from Lehi. on Thursday John Boyer and
wife, parents OF Mrs Cnlias, save 2 Wed
ding reception a their home. ON Friday
evening Mr. and Mrs. r. Q. Boyer gave a
reception their home. TIE TWO youug
ladies are cousins Ihey VIII make their
homes il Lehi.
Last evening the odd Fellows had a
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BINGHAM MAKES GREAT PREPARATIONS
TO CELEBRATE FOURTH OF JULY
Eva Lamoreauz.

the second $25. The entrance fee for
double handed drilling contest is $40
and for the single-handed IS. Other
sports viii include a bah game for a
purse Of $50, tug-of-1yar for purse of
SIS, foot races, high jump, climbing
CREASED pole and other field sports, for
which prizes amounting to 500 viii be
given.
A children's dance viii be given i'm
the afternoon at which refreshments
win be served free. After the fire
works in the evening a ball VIII be
given at the Opera ball.
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with surrounding grounds free OF
charge. with the pTOviso, thac they pay
a nominal fee for feeding their horses
on this pasture, and also Fay for fish
ing and bathing. The committee that
went to BIT. Pleasant Saturday To con
fer with the committee of veterans IS
Ezra Shoemaker and G. +. Larsen, to
getLer with Joseph Snow, one If the
general committee.
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Following are the averages in schoi-
arship of the members of the GRADUATE
ing class 1--' Of the Sacred Heart aca-
Bessie c. n-Christian doctrine
9S. logic ana a. cs. IS, literature. COm-
position and criticism 81, general his
tory So, mathematics &c. physical sci-
enc5s 50. Latin &C.
Bessie McCarty-Christian doctrine
90, logic and ethics So, literature, CONF
position and criticism 95, general his
tory IS. mathematics 96, physical sci
ences 50, Latin 96.
Eva LamOreauX - Logic and eth-
les ga literature, composition and Crii-
cism o.. general history Sc, mathemat-
les gG. physical sciences. 95, Latin SO.
sadie Mcguire - Christian doc
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HAIL AND FROST.
Worked Havoc With the Grain and
Fruit Crops Of Cache.

Fruit Crops Of Cache.
Logan. June 24-Reports from the west
side OF Cache valley are to the etfecT
that the electrical storm of Wednesday
did great damage to the grain crop ~
that locality. A fierce haIlstorm ragged
for over an hour. and the grain fields
were literally riddled. thousands of dol
lars worth of grain being destroyed
while the frost that prevailed last night,
and blistered everything. has destroy cd
much more. The hail was accompanied
By a brilliant electrical display, and one
instance OF an almost miraculous escape
from death from the deadly fluid is re-
ported
Two sons OF John Buutars Of Charleston
were running a siX-horse land leyeler on
their farm at Sinking creek. just over
the Idaho line. when a bolt OF iigntnlns
struck the outfit, killing three of the
horses instantly and rendering the others
and their drivers unconscious IN Wnich
condition they remained for a long time.
finally recovering after the storm had
passed over
The frost here last night was very Sc
we're, nipping all tender vegetables and
luceTn quite badly.
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Business Change.

e A. IitlIefieId. heretofore business
manager of the Utah state Journal. has
resigned ana IS succeeded by john w
WHITE Mr. LittefeId becomes asso-
CaiLe editor OF the Journal
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Rose Farmer.

trine IS, logic and ethics 95, literature,
composition and criticism 96, general
history 81, mathematics 90, physical
ECiences 81, Latin So.
Irene TOmasek - Christian doc
trine 81. logic and ethics 81 literature,
composition aud criticism 50, general
history 81, mathematics "a, physical
sciences IS, Latin So.
Mary Donaghey - Christian doc
tTine 80, logic and ethics SO, literature,
composition and criticism SO, general
history So. mathematics 90, physical
sciences 85. LATIN 81.
Rose Farmer - Christian doc
trine 81, logic and ethics "a, literature,
comp CsitiOn and criticism So, general
history 81. mathematics 50, physical sci
ences 81 Latin 50.
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Pharoah's Glen, the best summer re-
sort iR Utah. viii open July 1st. For
information phone 1892.
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Ogden Church Announcements.

First Congregational Church.-Aornins
service at 1l- evening service at s. Ser
mon bE tha pastor at both services. Spe-
cisI vesDer service an D. IN. for the COM
muniln service and the reception of mem
beers. This viii be the last Sunday before
the summer vacation
First lIetbodist.-Rev samuel Blair,
pastor IU a U. Sunday school O.. ".
NobIa. acting superintendent, 81 a. M,
preaching uy the pastor class meeting
Immediately after this service 6;45 p M.
EuwQrlI league devotional meeting Toy
HARRY Hansen, Do. IN, preaching by the
pastor.
ACKNOWLEDGMENT of the Good Shep-
herd Alfred Brown rector tourtn
SUNDAY after Trinity Early celebration
$3.50 a m-s SUNDAY school. 9:55 a. m
morning prayer aud sermon. ID; evening
PRAYER and sermon, %. m. Morning top
ic: our Lord S Parallels. IheE an Win
one consent began to make excuse. The
Lords prayer; Forgive us our trespasses
Scientist First Church OF Christ. Sci
rntisl.-Service at ID q. ms subject
-God"- Sunday school. l0 - m Fret
rsafirs rooms. suite Zl2 Eccles building.
omen daily from 15 10 ~ q. m and TO
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ANOTHER PLUM FOR DERGE's.
The Utah agency for the Cree Dickson
book eases.
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Oedan Briefs

The EaeIes VIII hold forth today at
GienVO0d-
Airs. j. +. Butcher and her three uaugh~
tiers are visiting in the east
Florence Stone has brought an action
r1r divorce from Henry Thomas stone
In the district court yesterday the case
of c. a. SmurtLWaite against Mrs. T. a.
Kinney 90 recover $1,000 was on an gay
before Judge Chidester and VIII be re-
stunned Monday.
A 5-year-old girl OF John NlchelseE OF
Huntsville suffered painful aceldenl
yesterday afternoon. by getting her mana
caught On feed cutter. Ane MEMBER W as
faceFated SO badly that DR. j.. I Flch
was obliged TO amputate TWO OK the I'm
=ers
The foreman employed an the cutoff
Yesterday reported 20 the police that MS
purse containing three SOD Dlils. nad been
taken from the pocket ot nis trousers,
which hl had cHrelcSsiT left ln his board
ing car lie had no clue % Lne identity
Of the thief. bgt 81 was discoVere, where
one OF the 500 bisls had been changed
here III Ogden.
NaIan Heights I'M Big Pine grove.
1000 feet above sea level under OBJ
servat0ry peak. TWO hours ride from
ogden Carriages from end OF Twenty
NTH street car line, every morning 90
e-IE Terms very reasonable
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DEAD an "a
One of the Oldest Men in Weber
COUNTY, Passes Away.

Thomas joyce one OF the oldest men
of Weber county, passed away yester--
day ut his home iu Marriott aged 81
years. He retained his activity. Goth or
mind and body. almost 60 the last. ny.
joyce came to- weber county nearly
tbirty scar ago. and has been resident
of Marriott ever since. Ills death 0c-
CURED at the home of Timothy Terry I'm
Marriott about noon.