The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-28
FOR GOOD ROADS.
Provo Citizens Will Hold Two Days
Convention.

! Provo. May 1.-THE committee on ar
! raugemeuts appointed for the Good
I Roads convention to be held here on
/ May 81 and June 1. Is taking energetic
! action to make the meeting success
The movement is meeting with general
interest and there Is little doubt that
a permanent organization Will he Ell
/ feCted. and delegates elected 10 tle sIdle
! convention to be held in Salt Lake City
[ The meetings Of the Provo convention
Will be held in the stake tabernacle
! Wednesday evening and Thursday AFTER
.-The Beggar Student" presented by the
/ Brigham Young University Opera com
pauy. under the direction of PROFESSOR
A G. Iund. was presented before crowd
/ ed houses in the opera house mere Fri
/ day and Saturday evenings The opera
/ was enthusiastically appreciated as was
/. evidenced IN the VocifeToUs applause and
! frequent curtain calls. Salt Lake people
viii have an opportunity to see me
BCEEaT Student III the Theatre on the
9th ana 31tn. after which the opera will
| Doe presented i'm other Of the larger towns
I OF the state
| tiou Nelson has advised County Super
iutoUdcut EEEertSen that Utah county Is
entitled to four free scholarships in the
State Normal school
The athletic meet between the county
teachers of the north and south ends Of
Utah county has been postponed from
today until June TO- the date of the
state teachers examination
The remains of Mrs. Maude Nielsen,
I formerly of Pleasant Grove who died
at I.ethbTidSe this week. will be buried
not be- brought Pleasant Grove as first
announced, the family being located per
W8neutly at Sterling Memorial services
VIII he held at Pleasant Grove on the
return of Mrs NielsenS sons who have
gone TO Alebtra to attend the funeral
which viii probably be held tomorrow
A marriage license was ISSUED today to
Percy Bishop Patterson. aged , and Ad-
die Dalton. aged 20. both of Salt Lake
DR. and Mrs. G Z. Bottomly will spend
! the month of June with relatives ana
/ friends at Burlington Wis
DR.. :. II. Pyne. who is studying medl-
cine in Washington. D. G is expected
home early in June to spend his vaca-
County Superintendent Eggertsen. by
appointment of the state board of edu-
cation, will conduct the Utah county
teachers examination. June 8 and 10.
at the Parker school, Provo The new
/ law requires all teachers who do not hold
state credentials TO pass the cNamIna-
tiou and receive q certificate from the
I board. instead of from the county sU-
periuteudcut Is i'm the past
President George H. BTimhaH will he
the orator Of the day on Memorial day
W w Glenn Of Wallsburg has bought
the Homer farm on Provo bench and
will make his home there.
John D Ray. brother of William II.
Ray of this city IS here accompanied
! by Mrs Ray, on a wedding tour
? on Friday afternoon the Brigham
! Young University kindergarten depart
meut. under the direction Of Mrs Ida
SmOOJ DUSCubeTTy. viii present the pref
ty kindergarten opera. The Brownie
Band in the opera house ONer sixty
children under years of age viii take
part. and the very clever operas given
by this school for many years. during
graduation week, Is guarantee that
I the entertainment viii be interesting. A
matinee will he given Thursday afternoon
for the benefit of the public school kin
derEarten department
The case of James 4. Rean vs.. Provo
/ City. in the Fourth district court has
been set for hearing June 10. and that
of William Mendeuhall vs. NJ o Park
Mt. and Mrs Frank c. Donovan have
gone to California for d few weeks
The following is the programme Tor next
schools MISUNDERSTANDING exercises in
the several schools Tuesday-Memoriai
day exercises. Wednesday forenoon
Presentation Of promotion certificates
uUrSd1y-tiTadUatiOn exercises. in the
opera house. forenoon and evening In
the evening an. address viii be drliv-
ant superintendent of public instruction.
Frlday-OUtinE TO Provo Lake resort for
pupils and parents.
\ son has been reported born to each
Of the following families Mr.. and Mrs
john :. Carter. MT- and Mrs Robert
: Curtis. Mr. aud Mrs. WILDER J. Bur
following families SIR and Mrs. Will
liam Fra HIM. Mr.. and Mrs George a
Bean. and Mr. and Mrs. Christian An
drrascu-
Asa Graham was sentenced to the In
dUSrTldl school by judge Booth today on
ii charge of iucorrigibiIity.
Sheriff Harmon went TO Pleasant Grove
today To investigate = fire that occurred
there last night, whereby the harness
shop of Ole Anderson and an adjoining
residence were destroyed he loss, as
reported here. is estimated At $4,000. The
fire IS supposed To have been of inceu-
diary origin. probably the work OF the
same party or parties who set fire to
Al.mzuu-s saloon some time aEo-