The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-10-02
Musical Treat Enjoyed by the Citi-
zens of Provo.


Provo, Oct. la large audience at
Tended a farewell musicale given IN
honor OF Willard Andehn (who will
leave for London on the 9Th TO pursue
ms music studles) in college han of the
brigham Young university last even
ing. The programme was an interest
ing one and greatly enjoyed. The fol-
lowing We'll known musical people ap-
peared: Miss Jennie Thompson, Miss
Florence Jepperson. the Ladies Chorus
and Willard Andelin in songs. Miss
Cordelia Peterson ana Miss Ida I'D
nunds rendered piano selections and
Ralph Booth of Neptf, a talented viO-
nnist Of IL years, gave selections on
the violin. At the close Of the pro-
sramme Professor Lund announced
that the music department would give
concerts each Friday evening. and also
that the Emerson Piano company of
Boston had shipped a piano (Which will
be the first instrument in the state) for
the use of the music department. This
has been obtained through the kind
ness Of former Mayor Thomas y. Tay-
Tor who las just returned from the
east. The Emerson company has previ-
Ously favored the university with the
use of fine instruments of its manufac-
ture.
Suit for divorce has been commenced
by Rosa Z. Reece of PaysOn against
John r. Reece on the grounds of fail
ure to provide and intemperance.
Plaintiff ssks for the custody OF two
minor children. 80 a month alimony.
and for a city lot in Payson owned by
defendant. The parties intermarried at
Payson May %, 1892
George f. Ross. and not Joseph
Ross" as enormously published. was
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licans last evening.
Roy Passey of the Fourth ward and
Thomas s. Broadbent Of the Fifth ward
viii leave on a mission 10 Great Brit
ain on the 18th.
Stephen I. Bunnell, jr., Of Vineyard,
was i'm Provo today. Mr. Bunnell will
endeavor TO have a canneTy started in
his section next season in order to
save the large quantities of fruit. which
are wasted by reason Of there being no
way of preserving It.
Thomas ]. Schoheld has commenced
grain and feed business on the cor
ner of Fourth West and Center streets.
Lorenzo Argyle of Lake Shore. NOM
inee for representative on the Demo-
cratic ticket. was in Provo today.
Thomas y. Taylor and wife returned
last evening from a pleasant trip to
Boston, St. Louis and other eastern
points
Joseph Gates has recovered from his
attack Of typhoid fever.
Charles Randall of Salt Lake. pub
Usher of The Crisis. is in the city in
the interest of socialism.
TIE Democratic headquarters have
received 5000 Parker badges and more
are needed.
Miss Julia Strong. who has spent
several months in Provo has returned
TO her home in Alpine.
]. NJ. Jensen went to Alpine today.
Professor A. c.. LCnd was in Salt
Lake today.
Hon. S. r. Thurman has returned
from a trip to the northern part of the
state on legal business.
Articles of Incorporation Of the Wild
West Mining company have been filed
with the county clerk. Provo is named
as TIE principal placed business. The
capital stock is $4,000. divided into
shares Of the par value of 10 cents
each. based on the valuation of the fol-
lowing mining claims situated in the
Erickson mining district in Tooele
county. which are owned by the. COM
pany: The Wild West Cricket. Skip
per and the ST. Louis. The officers ard
directors are: S. X. Roberts. presi-
dent. j. X Bishop vice president
Memo TrOpe, secretary and treasurer;
Joseph RothwcH and Elvira J. Barton.
\. {. Lee and Bertha F. Lee of salt
Lake City have quit claimed TO the
Eagle Eye Mining & Milling company
the Church. Lincoln. Nineteen Hundred.
Secret. New York. Reserve, Good Luck
Bee Hive. Future and New Home min
ing claims situated in Tintic mining
district. about four miles northeast OF
Eureka. The consideration named is 81
aud $4,000 shares OF the capital stock
Of the Eagle Eye Mining & Milling
company.