The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-25
STATE NEWS.
MURRAY STEPPING UP.
Petitions Governor For Reclassifica-
ton to City of Second Glass.

Murray. June 2--After Murray has an
nexed the Twenty-fourth school district
Mayor Stratton has made application to
Governor Cutler to reclassify Murray
City from third-class 10 a second-class
city. The message, which bears the date
of June %, reads as follows:
ITO the Hon John g. Cutler, Governor
of the State of Utah:
Il, J. H Stratton, the duly elected,
qualified and acting mayor OF Murray
CITY, Salt Lake county state of tab.
do hereby certify that according TO
census duly and regularly ordered ana
taken. which said census was accepted
Murray City, Utah, on the 10Th day of
June. 1870. II was duly passed that said
Murray City now has within its DOunCta-
~ lines more than 5000 bona fide resi-
dents, tOwit; 5036. and application Is
hereby made 10 you to reClaSSify Murray
City from third to secOnd-class city.
true and accurate copies OF the proceed
ings herein are hereby incIOsed-
j. II. STRATTON,
Mayor of Murray City, Salt Lake coun-
ty State Of Utah
The Fourth of July will be celebrated
by Murray on the premises of James
Freeze, an extensive. shady place The
voting for the Goddess of Liberty Is
making rapid progress, and everything
points to a rec0rd-breaking celebration
Marshal Mauss will act as marshal Of
the day
Ernest and James Heusser have with
drawn from the Murray baseball team
and are now engaged with the baseball
team of Rexburg- Ida, with which they
will remain during the season
Warren H. Lyon. who is filling a mis-
sion IN South Africa has written to his
mother. Mrs E H Lyon, giving an in
tereSting description of conditions among
the Beers and the country they .nhabit-
Albert Wagstaff and Edwin Harper Of
Big Cottonwood viii leave on missions
for England next Wednesday, June y A
farewell party was given in their honor
The management Of the Miller-Cahoon
Lumber. company has decided to build a
private rater works system for the pur-
pose of protecting the property of the
company in case of fire Wark will be
commenced in the near future
The social feature of the past week
was "A lawn party given at the home Of
Assistants Superintendent F. w john
son. The place was illuminated by Chi
nese lanterns. amid which an attractive
programme was rendered and refresh
mentS served About twenty-five Of Muir
rays society participated in the affair
The physicians of Murray and Bling
ham Junction, and here located. were en-
tertained by DR.. August Rausher of
South Cottonwood last Thursday even
ing. June Is, at his picturesque residence
of the doctors after which a very tasty
fish dinner WAS served, the fish being
raised by DR.. RausheT- About fifteen per-
sons were present
DR.. Joseph Merriott and family will
move to Big Cottonwood. where they
have purchased "A nice little estate.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
Horace H. BurkinShaw and Bottie Spen-
Ger both of Sandy Lawrence Healey and
Annie Jensen. both OF Murray: Charles
y. LeClair and Anna Whitehead, both Of
Murray.
Lawrence Healey and Miss Annie Jen-
sen were united in marriage at the Salt
Lake temple last Wednesday A recep-
uou took place at the residence of the
pride parents. IN which relatives and a
number of intimate friends participated
l.. D. FARRELL and John P. Cahoon have
gone to Portland Ore where they will
attend the Good Roads convention.
Mrs. J. II. Buckley left for Portland.
Ore during the week She will visit
several other places on the coast and
return in about a month.
Rev DR. Sienmans of Salt Lake will
deliver sermon at the Baptist church
A pianoforte recital will be given at the
opera house Monday evening June p
Mrs. Alberta SnOdgTass and some of her
pupils viii be the actors
Bill COntOs wds fatally injured at the
smeiters Monday morning. June 10. by
being caught between an ore car and
beam near the track. The injured man
was taken To the Murray hospital where
ne expired soon afterwards. The deceased
came from Greece about two years ago
and has number of relatives living in
this country
Fred BachaIand was seriously injured
at the Highland Boy Smelter last Tues
day by coming in contact with hat Stag.
His face and hands were burned to the
extent that he had TO he placed under
a doctors care
Mrs Mary Trip was operated upon
during the week Her condition is re-
ported to be satisfactory
Roy Miller who was injured at the
United States smelter in an explosion. is
under treatment at the Murray hospital.
Miss Edith Mitchell is recovering from
her sickness.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. A Williamson have
returned from RexbUTE. Ida. where they
have been NiSiting