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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
A FAREWELL BANQUET.
Rendered to Miss Florence Bingham,
Popular Teacher at Richfeld.

IichueId, May 1.-THE odd Fellows
haH lu tlir city Was the scene of "a not
able event Thursday evening" banquet
and farewell reception iu honor of Miss
OF the Presbyterian school lu this city for
tile past Two years The event was 81
testimonial of appreciation rendered by
Ile parents of the children who have at
tended the school
lIl-s Bingham ceases school work with
the present season. She Is TO Doe married
here gu Ilt -5th of tlls month o. Dr..
Charles I'll. Crooks, physician of lndi-
states the couple VIII depart for Laos o.
Japanese province foreign mission
aries expecting 10 be absent five years
After the lunch programme of music.
was had This closed with feeling
acknowledgment from Miss Bingham
ana a farewell address by Rev o. H.
2leIeer.
ana Mrs j. H. Meeter, DIT H. j. Talbot
superintendent OF the Methodist mission
work iu lLaH- Rev and Mrs j. III Han
sen. DE. and Mrs ~ III Griffith MessTs-
freuu- james Christensen. Stanley I'm
sign. e.. g. Guld1Eau=Uu, H. S. IVIg. VIII
liam Johnston r. III Keen Frank Lat
shaw, Guy Lewis, Dwight, Meteor John
N#-tgr, NJ. J.. NgrryuRld of Bushnell
MS p T.. Nelson. j. f. yutZeu. Martin
THorseH. A. b. Williams. Joseph NEIku-
SON and j. &. Ahvte. Misses Florence
Bingham. Mary Christensen. Minnie
Christensen. Sophie Golcorauson Bessie
Aeel. tIarISSa Lewis, Mabel Lewis J0-
EGphlue Peterson. GeueVleVe Ross Edith
Slermer and Hazel Wilkinson, Mesdames
~. IL. Jones. Aimira Lewis, A. j. Moore
!. a. Nelson and Charles SilOugaard.
1lessrs Clay Asimus. smith Ivle Keith
Iay Outzen, Palmer Riley and Earl VIII
k.IS0u-
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MURRAY BOY LOST.
Disappeared From Home Last Mon
aY-Wbereabouts Unknown.


Murray. May II-GIodm haas cast It's
dark shadows over the life of r.. r.
M9Iler and his family. Who reside about "a
mile east of Murray His boy Charles.
disappeared about week ago last Mons
cay and there is not the slightest clue
regarding his whereabouts. The fear of
punishment seems tO be the cause OF
Charles rash act. About two weeks ago
the EUunEstgr was requested by mis- father
90 pay To- the shoemaker $40 for services
rendered which amount was handed 10
him oy his father
When Mr.. Moller came from work Mon
day evening. MAY p the boy was not at
home and was still missing at bedtime
Nlr- AolleTs anEiety grew when he
fao not been turned over TO the shoe
spent lu a wrong direction For a number
famed hopes that the boy would soon
grow weary of his surroundings away
from the care of his loved ones and re-
turn, but in this they have been disap-
pointed. as their child has not turned up
as yet Mr. Moller came 90 Murray from
Washington ana has worked hard Co eS-
tabllsh home and make his surroundings
attractive, He has the sympathy OF the
community I'm his troubles.
The impression prevails Llat tEe boy Is
not very lar from here as he had not
sufficient money 10 carry him. III is not
unlikely that he is working i'm one of the
uejghooring counties iu the sugar beet
fields. Any information regarding the
boys presence would be highly valued
by the Moller family.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
EPHRAIM.

Herbert Quinn returned home from Eli
shore Tuesday. He has been engaged
there the, past winter as a teacher in the
public schools
The commencement exercises Of the
snow academy viii be held in the taber-
ndcie. commencing Monday. May It, and
continuing until Friday. May 20.
President Anthem II. Luud of Salt Lake
city was visiting his relatives and friends
here Monday He was ion attendance at
conference held at Mayfleld Saturday
and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Fraudsen of Mo
rOni were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.
Jens p. Petersen and Martin olsen were
in Manu Monday on court business.
Miss Nora johnson came home from
Salt Lake City Sunday to visit with her
parents and friends
Mr.. and Mrs Erastus Christensen of
Richmond were visiting relatives and
friends here this week
j. F. McCafferty was in Mant on busi-
ness Friday
Aaron Nielsen was up from RichHeId
ATTORNEY Ephraim Hansen was IN
Mand this week ON legal business.
Rev r. +, Mork spent 2 few DAYS in
came home from Sweet. Ida. Friday
Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. johnson. Miss Olga
johnson and Miss Lena Frandseu spent
sunday al the Manri canyon reservoir.
John s. Beal and JOheph IT. Quinn are
serving as jurors at the May term of
court AT Mauu.
SUNDAY SHnDtL tDLlh EallIDn or CHHDeEE
county viii be held in this city on May
y and %
p. c. Petersen was in 0Iauu on business
Tuesday.
L. T.. Becker Of Adauu was in town on
business Wednesday.
A. O. Thompson. manager OF the Mt
Pleasant soda Water company. was in
town on business Saturday.
Leslie Fox of Manti was I'm Ephraim
Wednesday.
The baseball boys gave a dancing
party at the opera house Wednesday
evening.
Miss Stera Larsen OF Monroe is visiting
with FRIENDS i'm this city.
Invita- LiODs have been issued for q grand
alumni ball 10 be given at the opera house
Nav TO-
Ed Zabriskie Of Mt Pleasant was visit
ing here "Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. NeDhi Williams OF En-
cry are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Bavdeu
Mrs. Ad0lUh Hansen was the guest of
Dir. and Mrs. Fred Rlsely i'm Salt Lake
City the first of the week
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi BaWdeu are spending
their honeymoon i'm this CITY. They were
lately united iu marriage I'm Salt Lake
City and they win make that city their
home
Superintendent of Schools A. L. Larsen
and Principal j. +. Christianseu Of the
public schools OF this city were in Malu
ON business Saturday,
ClUsteuseus orchestra gave dan
cing Fart at the opera house Friday even
LUE.
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SNOW ACADFbyy

Ephraim. May 15.-The seventeenth
commencement exercises of the Snow
academy will be held at the tabernacle
In this city next week commencing
Monday. May 16. and continuing untn
May 20 inclusive.
ON Monday the third year normal
and business classes viii hold forth.
on May II the first and second year
normais viii render a programme.
Wednesday viii be commencement
day
The alumni programme viii be rem
dered Thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
At 4 O'Clock an alumni officers
meeting viii be held to be followed
by a banquet. A grand bali in the
evening viii end the weeks festivities
The only graduates from the inst-
tuition this year viii be from the dress
making department. The graduates
from that department are as follows:
la Priel Willardsen. Deantha G. Mix
kiesen, Maybelle WhitlOck and Her
BERTHE Beal.
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MEN WITH MONEY TO SPARE
Should Look For a Good Invest
ment

ment
Do you want to make an investment
that VIII bring YOU a steady income
and at the same time place your money
where there viii be absolutely no risk2
McGUrrin &, CO., the investment bank
ers, viii place your money where It
viii bring you 6 per cent, allowing
you TO hold the security after your
own lawyer or business advisor has
looked over an of the papers.
iou need not be adlueut The small
amount you have saved viii receive.
the SANE careful attention as large
suns amounting TO thousands of dol
lars bu- If you are looking for a place
10 put a large sum OF money, McGuT-
rim O. 60. can handle that just as
easily as small amount and guar
antee the same interest TO a customer.
The careful methods of this hrm have
made many of the strongest men of
the community among its list Of pa
irons, Having gained q reputation for
careful cor seryative management Me
Eurrin * Co. have steadfastiy eudeav-
cred to maintain it, and their success
curing The many years they have been
in the Investment business is the SUR
est proof that they have done So Do
not place y9ur money iu savings ac-
counts end unsafe speculetions when
YOU can lie guaranteed per ceuf
income on q perfectly safe basis.
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ILL PUBLIc scHooLs.

Lehi, May 13-Saturday evening
Witnessed the last of the exercises
connected with the closing of our pub
lie schools for the present season. at
which time the graduates and mem
bers of the high school presented a
splendid programme.
the closing exercises proper, which
occupied last Thursday and Friday,
were full Of interest and profit. Nearly
500 certificates were given out i'm grad
ing the various classes.
The school exhibit of manual train
ing work Thursday afternoon ana
evening was visited by practically the
whole city and judging from the many
favorable comments and general salts
faction expressed by the visitors. man
ual training in the schools has come
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rs. g. Gates formerly a resident OF this
city. bat NOW located az Norris. Mont,
was iu Logan ON visit 10 Old friends Oh
Thursday. he stopped orr ON bis way
TO the Pacific coast where the members
OF his family have been reCrelr5Bg for
some time
Congressman Howell and wife reached
home from Washington en- Friday even
inr-
Ernest Knowles of Lima. Afuur. IS n
Logan. visiting relatives ana friends.
Mayor Thomas Griffin 1f Richmond
spent a couple of days iu Logan this
week as che guest OF bis sons. Julian ana
Ute.
h. R. AartHeau icff ON Monday for
visit to Bedford and Alton Wyo.
President j. H. i.iuf0rd of the p. 81. q.
is in Use east combining business and
pleasure.
a. A. Merrill formerly superintendent
Or ine Logan eltE schools. bus now Of e.
Ge0rEe. Is visiting friends here.
J. j. stewart returned this week from
Chicago where he made au extended
stay
ATS. NeHie Sloan and Hiss Phyllis
Ihatchur returned Che first OF the week
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100 NFWs NOTFs-

FFoTo. May 1t-At "a meeting of the
~. I-tDileah county central committee
ite'Q mere this forenoon. Eph Homer was
erected chairman 90 filI the vacancy. oc-
esSIoHet HE the resignation of Charles De
NOISY On accordance with the action of
Ai+ convention of MAY p which left the
ssg-eeL1n OF "a chairman to the commit
A. v. Robson states that there were
some inaccuracies i'm the circumstances
reported DID connection with the shooting
s4oL propelled by an air gun I'm the hands
OF Kari Keller was lodged iu Mrs Rob
LNs- right eve AIR. Robson saws THAI
mis- son was not running from the crowd
OF boys who were shooting, but was i'm
the house ANA when the family heard a
sloL strike the door the son went and
opened the door and told the bows not to
Ssl'nl toward the house. Mrs Robson
then stepped TO the door. which had been
opened p1 her SON and Iso requested the
ba5s not l9 shoot towards the house. Inn
mealatei1 after that the shot struck her.
POSTMASTER and Mrs. III. N. DOugalI
were over trum SuriugEiIIe today.
a. D. wilson has been appointed Trib-
uI- correspondent for Provo
Wallace IlHr5tou of Kingston. Piutc
county was brought over from Leli to-
day 10 serve sixty DAYS for petty lar
ceHl. of which Doe was convicted iu the
Justice court iu Lehi. Thurst0n claims
DE was hungry and went into FL house
10 ask FOR something TO eat While there
me saw - lying around loose and the
temptation 20 appropriate II was stronger
than he could resist
Sheriff Harmon brought four men down
from Tucker last evening who had in
their possession and had been selling i'm
tucker gloves Knives etc. that We're
taken from Harris. store at BENJAMIN ON
the liEhl of the 10th ulJ They. are in
Jail awaiting further iuvestiga zion.
sheriff Harmon has gone 90 Tucker TO
summon Witnesses for the Donaldson
burglary examination to- De held before
g. H
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PARK CITY HAPPENINGS.
Several Valuable Dogs Lose Lives by
oisOning-Other Notes.

4o1sOA4As -Jtner Notes.
Fark city. May I.-Durius the last
himself Dy poisoning dogs and several
good animals have lost their lives as O.
Lt7ult me affair has been reported TO
tle police ana watch is being kept and
~ the guilty one Is caught he viii bee
made am example Of
Last evening airs a.. r. Goist and 1Irs-
S-Pot aL musicale. Mrs. Wayne rem
ArfeQ several fine vocal selections, as did
49, A1fs- g r.. Goisr and Miss Kate
tHtL pc toi0WluE the uroETamlue. FOR
snort time dancing was INDUCED I'm.
@4tet which reITes hmeuIs were served
aiiQ ueugntful time had by an present
Gratis held caucus 10 appoint delegates
10 attend the Third judicial district con
teALo4f 10 be- held lu salt Lake on tne
Lutu- George smith was chairman OF the
meeting ana A. y. WeeJer secretary A
c9llliHlttee was APPOINTED from the house
$50 Lle IOIo@lug delegates ana after
a. r. ~ eereT, James ~. Quinn. Jim Glib
A3- Dan Ferguson and John McSorieyi
S--el Mates FRED smith j.. W. Berry Ee-
Lef IaIiou, Andy Hurley, John Doyle,
Jlm Howells. John Nimmu. Pat Irayn0r
A1g CheL Barker.
The Park city baseball team goes by
ePeelal train tomorrow 10 OGDEN, Wnere
tAe3 Play their first game OF the inter
stels lsdgue- Park team mas DesH
Hlieusrhened by the addition OF several
foo9 men ana should put Up q good quail
itZ of baseball.
Peter Johnson will lecture tomorrow
tsfn- SIR Johnson viii speak il Swed-
4eu ana large crowd of the swedish
population are expected 60 attend.
= ie Fliladelphldn society OF the Eafh
CITY High school last evening entertained
tneir alumni members. the members OF
The Columbian society and the Park city
LeacueIs with au entertainments during
Ine evening the Pmlade-phians presented
ZIG 5tAe9l Win COPY OF NJ 1l -l t-ll--eI p
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EUREKA.


~. ". Thompson IS ia Salt Lake.
Miss Kate Hickman was over from
NepAi the carly part Of the week.
AIRS Dan Martin and MIS-. j. E. Driscoli
Salt Lake.
~ 3. Parks win leave June / for trip
TO the st. Louis fair. and TO Indiana He
viii De gone about sixty days
Fred May returned the IIrsJ of the week
from Salt Lake.
Colonel John T. Hayes went to salt
Lake Friday.
STATE Senator WhImore was over
Thursday from the county seat
NICK schmelter was here on business
Thursday.
Charlie Brown released from quarar-
tine i'm salt Lake, IS back among Old
friends I'm Eureka.
Hyrum straw, formerly engaged in min
lhg here. Is in camp for a few days
Waiter Jensen is en- route TO ElisuOre 20
visit Mrs Jensen and the baby. If Mrs.
Jensen health viii permit she win return
with him.
Antoine Hassel of Mammoth and j. b.
Roberts of Robinson left Salt Lake Friday
for St. Louis. Mr. Hassel viii go ON to
New York. from where he sails for Nor
way June I.
A pair Of sons were born Friday to Air.
and Mrs. 3. NJ. Cornish al Robinson.
Mrs. DIT 4, Fl. Taylor and child are in
Salj Lake for a visit with her parents.
Reuben Farnsworth is back from the
j.. r. Farnsworth, president of the Bull
IOu- Beck company. was the guest We'd
uesday of Superintendent EarIs.
Mrs. Henry Bunnells is home from d
short stay with friends I'm the valley.
Mrs A. n Wallace ana children are ia
Sprugville for an extended stay
John Rowe is up from Provo to work
for the Eureka Electric COMPANY
Mrs. r. IT. Mitchell is ont from Salt
Lake the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac
Hubbard
Daniel Connolly. bishop OF the L. d. s.
church. was iu Salt Lake Wednesday
Mrs Ernest MenlOve spent the week in
PaysOu.
Captain II. TT. Sowles is back from st
George. where he spent the winter.
Dr. j. w. DryborOUgh viii visit the st,
Louis exposition the latter part Of the
month.
The Art club was entertained Wednes-
day by Professor and Mr.. A. q. Carl
son.
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist
church will meet next Thursday at Mrs.
William MitchelIS.
Miss Helen Earls returned Sunday from
a visit i'm salt Lake.
ID. B.. Trauter has returned to Mammoth
from Park City.
Boy babies were born to Mr.. and Mrs
BlOumquisr of Eureka. ana girls to the
homes Of O. T. Thompson OF Mammoth
and Ben A. ThuTmOud of eureka
1t is expected that 500 people viii go TO
Castillo Springs Sunday with the base
ball team. The Springs team has been re-
infOrced by Flynn and Donovan. former
Is of the Salt Lake league team. and
Clifford the baseball-pugiIst and a stiff
game is expected.
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GRADUATES OF UTAH COUNTY SCHOOLS
GIVEN DIPLOMAS AT AMERICAN FORK

to stay II viii be remembered that
LEM had the prize exhibit al the coun-
~ fair
The track meet between the seventh
and eighth grades Friday afternoon
was won by the junior students by the
narrow margin of two points. While
the meet was going on the smaller
students enjoyed themselves in games
races. etc, at the city park.
Professors Byron Cummings and A..
r. Eastmoud and County Superinten-
dent j. L. Brown with Principal e.. n
Child spent Saturday in selecting ar
ticles from the school exhibit To be
sent 10 the ST. Louis worlds fair. Pro
fess0r Cummings. who has charge or
Utahs educational exhibit AT the ex-
position expressed surprise and pleas
ure at the accomplishment Of our pub
lie schools. Many articles were se-
lected and several photographs taken.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-05-15
LooKs COD ToR BAND-

Eureka, May 1.-THE miners union has
leader for the Eureka band and prom
lurut business man viii equip The mem
bers with handsome uniforms. SO that
Lne success pr Llc organization is as
sUrel. 1Iiuc s-uarfntandertc UHeFa ne
men are employed viii Zoe asked TO Dut
them ON daE sLift 20 they can meet for
practice.
Pee matter OF incorporation Is being
gEltdFed log residents of Mammoth and
Robinson. the two towns of Mammoth
Hollow. Al present The county collects
IRON licenses lu The tWo towns about
$1,000 a year and spends less th7u e-95
There are no streets mo sidewalks but
few lights and poor sanitary regulations
Those who are asitatue the matter be-
ins enough 5iguer5 TO the petition. as
the taxes would bee ample to meet all
operating expenses OF a town govern
me1L
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A GOOD competent girl for general
nousew0rk- one that can cook. Apply
MIS-. o. W Powers, LtuEcr-ulEer- Pop
pertcu Place
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DELFakTIoN - FRIcKsoN.

BichHeld May IA-The supporters of J..
H. Erickson captured "a majority of the
delegates from this city Co the Judicial
district convention which meets aC
2larysyala next Monday. and with this
delegation h- has majority from this
county His supporters axe very confident
that he viii secure the nomination. and
THAI seems 10 be the opinion Of cOuserEa-
tive persons O. r. Bean and d. r. Beebe,
however viii not acknowledge defeat. and
50 90 Ihe convention expressing conf
deuca. The convention VIII undoubtedly
b. the scene of one OF tLe hottest lights
that has ever been witnessed iu this dis
Triet, and DO doubt VIII develop some
bitter feelings.
s few new aspirants have come out for
county nominations. s.. u. Clark has am
n0unced himself candidate for the Re-
publican nomination for sheriff lie IS
son Of the present incumbent Mrs.
Matilda Olson Dalton VIII seek the nom
iuatiou for recorder on the Republican
ticket
q. ID. Caste OF SaIina and Farley Nell
son Of Richfield are candidates for tie
Republican nomination for county clerk
81 a. Abbott of Anna bella IS another
asplraut for the nomination of sheriff on
tlia Republican ticket.
Friends of As. I'll. Bowman OF Monroe
are bringing him forward for the uomiua-
ffou OF representatiEe ON the Democratic
ticket IL would be q strong and popular
Domination
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PROBATE AND GUARD
~

Consult County Clerk or the Respective
Siguers for Further Information.
THE ESTATE OF JOHN JOHNSON,
deceased. I'm pursuance of an order of
sale duly made and entered i'm the dis
trict court of Salt. Lake county, state of
Utah, probate division. in the matter of
said estate, the undersigned viii sell at
private sale the following described prop
erty, either i'm one parcel or i'm sub
divisions, as she shah judge most bene-
fiCial To said estate JO-Wit:
An of lots .. 8. 4. 5. e.. g and g. in
block I. East Park subdivision, Salt Lake
county Utah.
Said sale viii be made on or after Fri
day the 9th day of May. 1904, and NsSit-
ten bids Will be received on or before
that day at the office of STEPHENS e.
Smith. 3l2 AueTbaCh block Salt Lake
City Utah. Terms of sale. cash, subject
to confirmation by said court
ANNA NJ. JOHNSON.
Administrative of the Estate of John
Johnson Deceased.
stephens & Smith, Attorneys for the
Administered riX
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WANTFD-TNFoRMATToN

OF T.. I. Evans. who worked for an ir-
rigatiOn co. In Idaho previous 10 1885
had his mail addressed TO l.. L. Evans.
care of John T.. Mcbride. Boise City,
Idaho. Left Boise with the Idaho vol.
May S. but may have enlisted under
name Of Ewing. Any Information of
him viii be greatly appreciated by
". ". EVANS
Room As, ComI. Block, Salt Lake City,
Utah
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WOULD REMOVE COUNTY SEAT.

Fphraim May 1.-THE question Of re-
moving the county seat from Manu 10
Euhraim Is being agitated here. 4 mass
meeting 10 consider the proposition was
Reid al the south ward school house last
night Al committee of seventeen was
elected 10 canvass the entire county ana
to transact all business preliminary 10
the removal Of the county seat The CONF
mittee consists Of the following members.
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STOCK BROKERS.

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