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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
TRUSTEES ARE NAMED
County Commissioners Select Off
GERS for New Granite and
Jordan Districts.

The county commissioners yeStel day APP
pointed directors for the two school dis
tricts into which Salt Lake county is
now divided i'm conformity with a law
passed by the last Legislature. the Granite
and Jordan districts. The following are
the appOintees in the first named of these
districts.
c. NJ. Sorensen from school representa-
tive precinct No. l.
Amas s. GabbotJ from school represen-
tative precinct No. >.
+. d. Morgan from school representa-
tive district No. 3.
Norman W. Erickson from school rep
resentatiVe district No. T.
William J. Horne from school reDresen-
tative district No. D
The appointeeS for Jordan district are:
+. A. Rateman from school representa-
tive precinct No. g.
c. c. Grape from school representative
precinct No :.
Hebcr a. Smith from school representa-
tive precinct No. s.
John Hanson, 1r., from school represen-
tative precinct No. 9.
Charles a. Roberts from school reDre-
sentative precinct No 10.
The board adopted "A resolution stating
that as there existed a necessity for it to
exercise it's right to supervise the Off
cfal conduct of certain district officers
the meetings OF these boards. the Granite
school district board would meet Mon
DAY, July 10, at D. m. at the Central
school in FFrmerS ward. The meeting
of the Jordan school district board would
be held Wednesday, July >, at > y. m,
in the city hall in school representative
precinct No. I, in JoHdan school district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
RECEIVES FATAL INJURIES.
John n. Waters Is Thrown From His
Wagon in Clear Creek Canyon.

Rlchfield, July 3-In less than week
after the tragic death OF William G.
lInce of Central. another citizen of that
place has met with death i'm a similar
horrible manner. Last Saturday afternoon
John H Waters was thrown from his
wagon in Clear Greek canyon and re-
CeiVed injuries from which he died short
j. afterward. He was going TO Kimberly
with a heavy load Of baled hay At one
little stream crossing there is a pitch
20 the bridge and the bridge is somewhat
elevated. which always gives "A wagon
going at any speed quite a Jolt As Mr.
Waters wagon was going down the pitch
he grabbed the brake rope to steady the
wagon and when the front wheels struck
the edge OF the bridge he had not quite
Jegained his seat securely. He lost his
balance when the jolt came aud pitched
off the load OF hay in front of the wag-
on. Both front and hind wheels of the
wagon passed over his body near the
kidneys.
His son. John +. Waters was behind
with another team. Seeing the accident
he FASTENED to his fathers assistance
for his home down the canyon a few
miles. Mr. Waters suffered no pain what
Ger. his body and the sense Of feeling
Icing entirely pardlyzed. He realized
his condition and made prepare tioDs for
the settlement Of his affairs. lie lived
as the son was nearing his homo with the
body.
Mr.. Waters was well known citizen
of this county. having been "a resident of
Central for number Of years He had
engaged in farming most of the time
freighting from this valley 10 Kimberly
lie was a very reliable man. He leaves
y wife and several children. the latter
nearly all grown
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment of the tax levied by the
city council of Salt Lake City. Utah, Is
ordinance passed June 9TH, 1905, upon the
property abutting upon: Fronting on 3
street: Al of lots ] and (. block 16. plat
D; all of lots and ,. block II. plat D: all
of lots = and ,. block 40. plat D; all of
lots I and 4, block Al, plat D; all of lots
l and l. block a. plat d: all of lots and
3. block 45. plat d; all of lots > and B.
block IS, plat d; all of lots ] and 4, block
90, plat d; all Of lots l and 4. block =.
d; all of lots and 3, block 90. plat d; all
Of lots l and 4, block 90, plat d; all of lots
I and 4, block 100, plat d; all of lots and
block l24. plat d: all of lots 1 and I. block
1875 plat D.
Fronting on Fifth street: All of lots /
and ,. block IS, plat d; all of lots l and
. block "a. plat d; all of lots l and 2
block Is. plat D.
and , block lO1, plat D, Salt Lake City
survey.
ment sidewalk four feet wide and four
inches thick on both sides of 3 street
from First street to Ninth street; on the
north side of Fifth street from b to r
streets: and on the north side of Seventh
street from B street to Q street. in side
walk district No "a, is completed
That the board of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose will meet at the office OF
ing on Monday, July 10th. 1905, and con-
tinue in session until Friday, July 14th.
1905. between the hours of $3.50 and 4:3D
p. m, and will hear and consider any
objections and make correction of any
tax which said board may deem unequal
or unjust
That during said time. between the
hours of a m. and p. m, said list will
be open to public inspection at the office
County building. Salt Lake City, Utah
BY order of the city council. dated June
18th, 1905. j. s. CRITCHLOW
Sidewalk Extension No. n. o- oei'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
Notice..

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment of the tax levied by the
city council of Salt Lake CITY. Utah bv
ordinance passed June 7th 1905, upon the
property AUDITING upon: All Of lots ] and
Z, bIock 10; plat D; all of lots 1 and ?,
block To- plat d, and the east 1lalf of lot
J. block = plat / Salt Lake City survey.
for the purpose of constructing a cement
sidewalk six feet wide and four inches
thlck on the north side OF First street
from a point twenty-five rods west Of A
street to B street. in sidewalk district
No "a. is completed
That the board Of equalization and re-
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose will meet at the office OF
city recorder. 100 City and County build
ing. on Monday, July 10th 1907. and con-
unue IN session until Friday. JULY 18th.
sso5, between the hours of $50 and 4-s1
y m, and Will hear and consider any
objections and make CORRECTION Of any
tax which said board may deem unequal
or unjust
That during said time. between the
hours or = a m. and 5 p. m, said list viii
be open to public INSPECTION, at the office
Of the city recorder, room 100 City and
County building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
By order Of the city council, dated June
lSth. lSO9- J. S CRITCHLOW,
Sidewalk Extension No so
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
Notice.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the assessment Of the tax levied by the
city council Of Salt Lake City, Utah. by
ordinance passed June It'll. 1905. upon the
property abuttfng upon All of lots 3. 6.
and 8 block a. plat 3; all OF lots 3 and S,
block "A, plat 3; all of lots and g. block
., plat F; all Of lot 1, block %, plat F.
the east liz feet Of lot ?, block ., plat F:
the west 12 feet of lot 3. block 3, plat T.
and all Of lot 4, block p, plat r, Salt Lake
City survey, for the purpose Of construct
ing a cement sidewalk six feet wide and
four inches thick on the north side OF
Second South street from Tenth East
street TO Eleventh East street. and on the
south side Of Second South street from
Eighth East street to Eleventh East
street, in Sidewalk district No 4, is com
pleted.
That the board Of equalization and re
view appointed by the city council for
that purpose will meet at the office OF
city recorder, 100 City and County build
ing, on Monday, July 10th, 1906 and con-
Unue in session until Friday, July 18th.
1905, between the hours of $50 and $50
D. m, and viii hear and consider any
objections and make correction Of any
tax which said board may deem unequal
unjust
That during said time. between the
hours of a and 5 D. m, said list Will
be open to public inspection at the office
or the city recorder, room 100 City and
County building, Salt Lake City. Utah.
By order Of the city council. dated June
18th, 1905. J. S CRITCHI.O W
City Recorder.
Sidewalk Extension No. Is.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
EAGLE WILL SCREAM.
Park City Anticipates Gala ceIe-
bration

Park City, July 3--Every preparation
winch can be made before the day comes
the celebration of the Fourth in hand
ana the indications are that the day will
De made an event in Park City
IN the morning there is to be q parade
followed Immediately by an athletic pro-
gramme, which embraces every known
sort of sport
The afternoon is given up to the base
oaIl 1ans. who are 20 be entertained in
royal style with game between Park
ened by Elders, who have not yet made
I'nal arrangements for concluding the
oCaaoii Win other leagues me local team,
aIler tneir run or victories in their recent
trip, have won the confidence Of the peo-
PIE mere and the crowd which will be out
10 see them play their game with Logan
Will certainly be a record breaker.
IN the evening band concert and a
patriotic programme are on the list for
entertainment and il is safe 10 saw that
here.
This evening the Park lodge No. 734. b.
r. .. e. hold their regular meeting and
attend to ali business which comes be-
tore the organization at this time. incluG-
LIZ LIS 4rr4hsements Tor attendance at the
Purple Day doings in Salt Lake.
ne oatrlotic service held at the Con-
SIeeauonal church last evening has been
declared by all who were present one of
the attairs OF the sort TO be remembered.
\ special choir rendered several national
anthems and James Lockhart gave a short
history of the American flag Following
TINS part OF the services, Rev. Graybill
preached a patriotic sermon. which those
who heard it declare was a gem The
service closed with the singing Of a ma
uonal anthem by the choir
\ daughter was born TO Mr. ami Mrs.
G. A BlOcher last evening
Mrs owens, president Of the Sunshine
League OF America. held services last
evening at the Methodist church During
the afternoon the same lady held a SER
vice for the young folks. which was large
" attended.
Already the decorating of houses in
town has begun and Main street presents
a very beautiful appearance in it's
bunting and thousands of flags
All the mines of town will be closed to-
morrow for the men to enjoy the Fourth
and take part in the celebration.
large number of Park CITY DeODle
spent yesterday at the famous Hot Pot
res Ort.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
BOYS SKULL FRACTURED.
Horse He Was Riding Fell, With Boy
Underneath.

Provo, July 3-WaIter, the 12-year-old
son Of Walter q. Taylor of the Third
ing from a horse, which he was riding
driving cows TO the pasture, falling on
him The right side of his head was
badly bruised and blood flowed from his
ear when picked up near Fifth South
street on Fifth West by boys who saw the
accident. He was taken to the Provo
general hospital. where an examination
disclosed a fracture OF the skull at the
base of the brain and consciousness was
WAS not regalned at this writing. 4 O. clock
p. m. The accident occurred al O'clOck.
The case is. considered a very serious one.
1t seems that the horse collided with a
telephone pole. which injured the boy and
In his maneuNering with the animal IL
fell on the boys head
Judge Booth went TO American Fork
today TO examine the canal and land
affected by the suit of Martha Adamson
ct al vs.. American Fork City ct al.
The Provo Wooden mills closed today
10 make some repairs and that the en-
ployes might have an extra holiday.
David 3. Huff has been appointed con-
stable Of Lake Short precinct
Mrs Charles Conrad underwent sue
cessful operation at the Provo general
hospital today for an internal ailment.
The case is not considered serious and
speedy recovery is hoped for
The Western Union viii move into the
Berg building opposite the fire hall in a
A daughter has been born to Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph r. Seethaler OF Provo First
ward. An well.
John Davis. John Hampstead and William
Kline, the men brought from Price Fri
day by Sheriff Harmon. charged with
burglariZing a Rio Grande Western freight
car at Thistle on June IS were before
Justice Noon this morning for be9ri0s
The preliminary examination was set for
July H. and they were held in $500 bonds
each.
quit claim deed from Rudolph Arr
and Mary J. Aft TO Boyd Park conveying
the rights Of the grantees in the follow
ing mining properties in American Fork
canyon; The Triangle, The Boyd Park
ana the EStella has been filed with the
is 81. ''i -'Ou
The death of Mrs. Caleb Hone of Ben
Jamln IS reported. The deceased was a
hdLNe OF England 81 years of age and
mas been a resident of Utah county for
ABOUT forty years. She was a member
OF the order of Rebekahs and the mem
oers Of the Provo lodge will attend the
Iunrela at Benjamin tomorrow CSundayD
rev. Z. A Simpkin Of Salt Lake will
preach the funeral SermOn. -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
Local Briefs.

LEARNED OF FATHERS DEATH
h l.. Frank, the Butte mining man. who
mas peen IN the city several days. re-
ceiYed word of the death of his father
at Cincinnati. o., yesterday
RECITAL POSTPONED The organ re
cital scheduled to take place this a after
poned on account of the Fourth of July
celebration The next recital will be held
on Friday afternoon
COMMITTEE AND BOARD MEET
tee OF the board of education will meet
at o'clock tomorrow morning to con-
Sluer NUMBER OF matters that will come
peIore the meeting of the board to be
held this evening
GETS \ STATE APPOINTMENT
State Statistician Fred Price yesterday
missioner of the state bureau of stats
tics Mr. Mcmillan is a resident of the
ditOr in the employ of the Bell Telephone
company. The new place will pay him
8. 200 a year
ELECTED OFFTCERS.-The Jewish
Ladies Progressive Aid society held its
annual election yesterday at the Congre-
gduon Monuflore synagogue. The fol-
kahn, reelected; vice president, Mrs. B.
SalmOnSOn. secretary. Mrs l.. Smith.
treasurer, Mrs J. Sharpino; trustees, Mrs.
NJ. Nathan, d. Bernstein. I. GIazier
LICENSE is REFUSED.-The county
commissioners yesterday refused to grant
"A license to Q. w. Brown to run a saloon
at Thirteenth South and State streets
Some time a@o the residents in that 10
CaHty protested against the renewal of
the license OF FalSettO Brothers at that
place, because the saloon had been kept
open on Sunday and run i'm diSorderly
manner. The commissioners regarded the
application of Brown merely a blind
10 cover the operations of the FalsettoS
whom they still believe are the actual
OWNERS of the saloon
DUCK CLUB INCORPORATES
Lake Shore Duck club of ogden filed ar
ucles Of Incorporation yesterday in the
otfice of the secretary of state. The
company is capitalized for $1,000. with 100
SHARES Of stock of the par value of $40
per share The officers are: President
John Browning. jr.; vice president S. w.
treasurer DR.. G. w Baker The com
pany proposes to operate a sportsmen's
resort. which will include a hotel "A tele-
phone line. a number of steam launches
and boats and other Paraphernalia.
BOUND OVER FOR BURGLARY
Robert Oakden and W. NJ Ritter were
given a preliminary hearing Yesterday
AT Murray on the charge of burglary.
They were bound over to the district
court. and in default of $500 bonds were
committed to the county Jail Assistant
County Attorney Willard Hansen con
Quoted the prosecution. Oakden and
Ritter were arrested for entering the
slaughter house of BaCley Bros. last
April. u is alleged that they stole
dressed veal and loaded il into their
buggy. and that not far from the slaugh-
coop. but were detect - and fired upon
The county officers were notified and
finally arrested them in Murray the
same night.
1t is never crowded at Saltair. ThiT-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
Ogden Briefs.

Idaho nun
rosters Military band will play this
morning number of selections on the
CITY nan square beginning at 10 a. m.
John >. Taylor came down Yesterday
from the work of the Corey Construction
for few days.
MISS kay Tyler returned yesterday from
also returned from the same Institution
and was accompanied by her brother.
Lincoln Greene Wenner
The case of NJ. + Malone and otber-
against the Bear River Valley Odcbard
company, involving title TO several tracts
of land in Bear River valley was bsar5
yesterday in the district court.
Charlie Sing. the Chinaman who ran
amuck with a revolver on Twentv-eiftb
street was fined $50 in the munfcinaI
court yesterday morning by Judge Muir
phy. the charge being carrying a con
cealed weapon
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-07-04
CHEAP RATES TO DENVER.

On July Ord and 4th round trim tickets
Will be sold TO Denver via the Colorado
Midland at one fare. or $500 for the
round trip. Five days StOp-Overs both
going and returning Final limit July
Is
A trip over the MIDLAND ROUTE
viii show you many of natures won
derful scenic features by daylight The
service is of the best and the exclusive
Pullman Observation sleeper. operated
only via this route, leaves nothing to
be imagined to make a pleasant and
interesting trip. Write or call on L, H
Harding. general agent, Il West Sec
Ond South. Salt Lake, for further in
formation and descriptive photos of the
trip. Let us arrange all det Ills for
that summer trip now