The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-06-18
RANTI VIII CELEBRATE.
Propositions Being Made TO Hold
Fourth in Old-Fashioned Style.


Mauu. June I7.-Indepeudence day
viii be httiugly celebrated I'm this city,
the city council having appointed the
committees who have and are making
arrangements for the proceedings of
the day. Several young ladies' here are
ON the list for goddess and are being
selected by vote A parade consisting
OF Uncle am, Temple City band. god
dess, Company y, Utah, and Utah's
best crop. states and CoIors. graduates
of public schOls, city council. business
house floats and other floats is one Of
the features. After the parade a pro-
gramme win be given In the tabernacle
consisting OF songs. recitau0ns, music
and the Grafton, which. viii be deliv-
cred by President c.. A. Iverson- in
The afternoon sports of different kinds
win be INDUCED iu for the amusement
OF all who desire it,
The Floto shows, which has been ex-
hlbiting iu our city came nearly hav-
ing an accident yesterday while parad-
ing on Main street One of the cam
els became uumauageabIe. us attend
ant was riding it. when suddenly the
man fell 10 the ground and the animal
went bounding over TO one of the bust
ness houses where a baby carriage and
quite a. large crowd of people were
standing, who We're badly frightened.
The animal was soon checked. how
ever. as several men assisted I'm hay
lbs the animal brought Don line with
the parade again The people seuer-
ally were Well pleased with the per-
Iormanee and many people were here
to witness the sights
f.- ID. Sorenseu, at present county sre-
corder OF JuaD. is organizing am alb
stract company and intends locating
at Aauu. He appeared before --le
county commissioners the other day I'm
behalf of the Sdupete County Abstract
company, films bond of $4,000. after
which he was granted license to
commence business. The firm also i'm
tends conducting real estate. insur-
ance and loan business lu connection.
IL Is expected that the office win be
opened for business some time i'm July.
which viii ucccsslJaJC 1Ir. S0reuseu re-
signing his position as county officer
of Juao. 4lr. Soreuseu is "a soU-iu-laW
OF Arthur Z. Voorhees, of this city.
our ueighboring town, Guunisun, is
at present afflicted with several cases
of smallpox FayeLte. some distance
farther, also has number of cases.
The disease seems to bee spreading I'm
the southern part of the county, al
though no one iu that section has So
IaF become alarmed. No cases have So
FAR been heard of inn this city.
The case of Henry Jensen and s. p.
Petersen, Jr., of this city, charged with
bef0uIing the waters of the inhabitants
of Sterling, was heard before Justice
Andrew Nelson this week The de-
PENDANTS were charged with holumg
their sheep within the seyeU-miIe limit.
The case was tried before jury of
four men and the defendants were ace
quilted.
alma Johnson met with "a painful ac-
cident Thursday morning by being
thrown from one of his horses. Moth
IDg serious happened.
III is reported that DIT. George l..
Sears of this city has purchased the
residence OF j.. G.. Giles of this city
and that the family of 8Ir. Giles in
tends removing to- Salt Lake City i'm
the near future, where they intend 60
make their future home 10 is believed
that Mr.. Giles has secured a position
iu the metropolis and that he uiu dis
pose OF his sheep herd and quiet down
10 city life the rest of his days