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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17

2,425,G0O Acres CT Government Land
70 Ee thrown Open for Settlement.
Huguet e, 1oC5--A Splendid Oppor-
tunjty 70 Locate in a Most Favored
Portcn Of tbs Northwest
AdTjcee are received to the effect
ta&t he Nntah Indian reservatinn in
'f;ah VIII bo thrown open by the gov
eminent for settlement on August %.
nd that on account of same indivil-
U;l REGISTRATIONS for tn land will
commence August / at Grand Juno.
10, Colorado, and at Nernal, Price
and Provo, such registrations TO
lose August -
Drawings to determine the order in
which selections of the land may be
made will be held at Provo, Utah,
commencing Thursday, August II.
and the applications of those partic-
ipating and drawing numbers from !
w ~, luCIuSINS, uluSL US l)itSSHleu at
Eernal, Utah. August %, when they
vii be considered in their numerical
order during the first day; the appl
cations of holders of numbers 81 t"
1HU. inclusive, to be presented the
second day, and so on until all mum
Aers have been disposed of.
Between the time of resistratio'
nd the drawing, applicants viii be
eiyen Ger ificates permitting them to
9xamine the lands. All application
tGr entry must be made individually
and can not be made by agents or
representatives except in the cases
honorably discharged sailors and
soldiers, who may submit proofs of
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17
THURSDAY, AUGUST Il, 1905.

Mr. H. B. Pryor, manager OF circu-
hticn of the Graphic, makes the city
circulation his special charge. Sub
Ucribers failing to receive their papers
poIperly, will confer favor upon this
department by reporting carelessness
o. failure to deliver at once. Phone
old &c. new 124.
ADAMS PRINTING COMPANY
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17
has become commonplace.

has become cOmmOnpIace.
II is an age of magic. 1t IS a gen
Grafton that seems bewltched. lhe
veil Of natures mysteries has been
lifted. revealing wonders OF when
our fathers dared not even dream.
When Tesla declares that we shall
soon be talking around the world why
should we doubt?
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17

The eastern press and politicians
talk about the solid south. There
will always be solid south" SC long
az such incidents occur in the east
as that at Saratoga last Sunday The
east seems to have the
wrong idea entirely as to how to
break the political solidity of the
south. It can never be done by ey-
amples of social equality of the races.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17

That this is Little Rocks last sea-
son in the Southern baseball league
is not believed anywhere stronger
than it is at Little Rock. Less than
300 people saw the closing game
OF the season in that city. which is not
up to the average attendanance of
Pine Bluff at a Cotton States league
game
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17
WE LEARNED ALL
ABOUT TEETH

In the best dental schools In the
country. Then we acquired skill and
experience in years of practice. Now.
We offer you the best modern dentist
~ in all branches at moderate rates
Tell us about your tooth troubles.
Our Office is newly equipped with
the latest appliances known to the
dental profession. With our Nitrous
Oxide G s. Vitalized Air and Electric.
al appliances makes Filling. Clean.
St,aightening Crown and BridgeWork
aid Extraction absolutely painless
We are the largest dental company in
the South, and owing to buving cur
material in large quantities, are able
to offer greatly reduced prices in all
branches of dentistry.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17

No county in the state is bnildio"
more levees than Jefferson. and
while il is costing a considerable SIM
of money, the returns viii come four
fold and greater in the valuation OF
the land protected by the levees.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17

Get as close to the public as pos
sible. It's the advertisement and the
salesman that move the business
H. B. Tremaine, Manager Aeolian
company, N. Y.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17

The planters are all hopeful ct if
teen-cent cotton this year. and there
are certainly favorable indications.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17

Good roads or no free delivery of
mail is BEGINNING to get in IFS good
work in Jefferson county.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17
Parnell White Sulphur Spring.

The best com
bination of
minera. waters
in the south.
A positive
stomach fxer.1
Pure light, dry
air, fllered
through miles
of virgin pine
forest. The
cleanest hotel
in the state.
It's the Edna.
Perfect water
works and
sewerage syN.
ten. STANDARD
baths. Good
food. Perfect
service. An
ideal home
and I'VE have
the water. "
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1905-08-17
EBERT HUeeARO'S
GLASS HOUSE.

People have scarcely made mp their
minds as to whether Ebert Hubbard
is a philosopher or a fakir Certainly
he is seldom a fool.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
TRAVELLERS WILL
PUNISH LOGAN.
Plan Bombardment Not Unlike
That Of Japanese at Port
Arthur
ALL KINDS OF ATTRACTIONS.
Immense Parade, 0pcn AIR Concerts
Ball Games, Horse Races, Dane.
log laflIes And Lpneheoas.

Tho program prepared for CONNER.
clal Travellers day at Logan has boon
perfected, ana the parade promises to
outshlno nll previous public displaye
with great lloate ana various other dc.
Vices TO attract attention., Invitations
have been sent to an tho settlements
TO MT floats into the parade, and II
embellishments In the smaller towns
can NOT act individually IN this matter
mo idea IL 10 have the town act as q
nnt and aQnd lloat 10 represent H.
Mayors ana prominent local aud state
olilclals Of other cities ana towns have
been invited, ana Captain II, u, Styor
Thirteenth 4, \, Infantry hug been
chosen marshal NJ Tho day
lhr program tor june Includes an
81 en- nm concert 0n Main street NJ 10
u No. hy the Agricultural college bnnn
40 noon, arrival uf the e. g.,
TN Hpoolnl train IN two sections
NET by the reception committee win
The baud 10 $3.50 H. m lunohoon, 10,
rntnE NHlorH 800 y, m, music Oy
llcll's ana The college binds grind
hurp' rlWndO with formation ON Main
street 3 H. mp bofohlll game on ID, w.
cnmpu1, hunkpre ond clerks, $3.50 D. M,
horse lNcog ~ new driving park TO )
!, M dnnoB y, mY Opon air concert
ON 'Ohcmuclb snuufc by llold's band
che lpnnn journal nnNoly refers 10 i
as llold't silver Cornot baudD, ~, m ,
brand bpll at Logan pavilion refresh
mems,
The program FOR Saturday win IN,
clud1 muNic at pa, m by Tho various
bands ~ town 10 a, M Wreet parade
lli3O d m, speeches, address Of wol'
conn ny Mayor Robinson nyo.minulo
talks mem dlelngulthod visitors, I 10
$3.50 b. u. luncheon, 2.30 y, m, muslo
bS ih' various bands, $3.50 y, m, hnsc.
bah gpmo ON w. y campus, u. G. ia
w. bpRnn i.30 y, M. open air concert,
A. &, bNndi y p No. bah az Logan pa.
Vlllon
Tho Commercial club Of Logan has
made ample accommodation Tor nll and
9 committee viii meet the trains M
BrlRnom Clty TO provide quarters f0l
oil Nho are not thus provided for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
X. q, w, MEETING,
Further Details OF s,oekholders' Gather
Ina Here June y,

Denver, May 10 Notice ~ a slock-
h0dor0 meeting OF the Rio Grnndo
Western railway 20 be hold OF Salt Lake
CITY June was given out today AT tho
general Offices of the Denver & Rio
Grnndo railway The meeting has been
called for the purpose OF rNtlfyng I'M.
proyoment plans OF the Rio drnndo
Western, which IN prcparing to extend
iis salt Lake terminate ana possibly
build shone ana II new depot IN antlols
patton ~ the construction OF the Wost'
crn pNcnc,
Tho direction also WIN ratlfy the plans
for the extension " the Rio drnndo
Western 10 the site W the now copper
rmolter To be erected by the American
Smelling n llonnmg company on the
lake shore near Garfield beach
Tho stock transfer books Of the no
Hrnndc western Wcr0 closed May n
ana VIII not be opened until after the
meeting
Tho Denver & Rio Orondo officials nj.
30 announced that W H. Taylor has
been appointed 10 mn vacancy ON tho
board OF directors OF the Denver a. Rm
Grnndo, II N presumed that the vacancy
The late Senator j., q, Wolcoit
\ II Calof has been appointed a..
rector Of the Rio Nmndo Western and
the Denver s RIO Grnndo
or ,ho now Western Pacific bonds II
H. ropCicd that about 800 600 600 has been
Withdrawn from tho syndicate. There
remains about $4,000 600 worth of tho
bonds 10 Dc distributed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
PERSONALS

Mt and Mrs. q, j. Wright LETT for
their homo IN Idaho Falls this morning,
Dr u, " Van Norman, dlstin.
gulshed physician Of Los Angeles, IN n
guest at the Wilson,
Mrs, y. e., Brown leaves sunday next
on visit 10 friends IN Rochester A.,
" aud IN the carly fall sho win 70.
Join Mr. Brown IN New Mexico
s, NJ Barlow G. II, Mcmahon !, H.,
lewis y, W. McAlllsteE and ", a,
MorWin loavO tomorrow night for Butte
10 attend the meeting Of the Grand
Lodge OF the United Commercial TRAY.
clers association, covering Utah, Mon.
tano ana Idaho
Geo, Y, Odell General manager Of the
Consolidated Wagon n Machine com.
pnny, was tho host ~ an automobile
party which HAS lust made the trip 10
ogden ana return I'm record breaking
timo, Tho run from Salt Lake was
made nftor dark Monday nlght IN two
hours and ls minutes and the return
WAS made Tuesday morning IN one hour
ana lb minutes Those In tho party
were Mcssrs, Albert bird, q, j. Wright,
W. q, Hampton, Mr. ana Mrs. JOS, H.
Richards, and Mr. Odoll, The auto
used was the Rambler touring ear No,
5Sli
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
U. or U, DEGREES.



The llei Of those who VIII receive Dc.
groos on june s nj the uniyorHily OF
Utah has been prepared, ana consists
Of tho following 10 receive the degree
OF bachelor Of nrtai
Garnet u, Atuldgc oscar carlson,
Emma DougnL Lylla " knudson,
Thomas NJ, Reese, MARY ". snyder,
Henry " soulc, Henry H. Walter. llu.
by NJ Wom
BACHELOR SCIENCE MINING En-
OlNEERlNG,
Leonard cOhoon, Almn IT, Chambers,
Nlcls e, Christensen, John w. Forros.
ter Ernest Y, Myor, Emmett r. Olson,
James w, Wade.
NORMAL DIPLOMA
Garnet w. Auirl1go, Emmn Dougall,
Lylle knudson, Mary w. snyder, RUBY
NJ Wonn
FOuR'YEAR NORMAL COURSE,
Anna r. Adams, G, Henry Anderson,
lmoqcno Angoll Ethel Ashdown, Han.
nah ~ bnbcock, Emma RNngortor,
owen N Bcal less Boosloy, Wilhelm.
Inc ", Boborg, Lille NJ, Booth, Annie
J., Brnuch, Amanda Brim, Lillian Is
Brown, Mary Brown, Beatrice Buckle
Hannah carlson Nellie Chnttcrlcy. An.
ME y, Christensen, Emmn 4, Chrlsien.
sonb j, Christensen Inproalo NJ CLARK,
Evelyn Y Cone JNa.F, Coltnm, MILFORD
G, cos Julian NJ Cummings VIM, ",
DAVIS, Eugono NJ Decker, Anna DObbe,
j, Van Duyn Doty. Joseph ~ DrlgRs
Sadie nunmoE Thomas A. Ellison
Cornno Foster Roeo N Fuller walter
J., Gardiner Janet lGd0 Gardner Ruby
Myrtle Eve Gibson, jamie 0lllott Eslol.
10 NJ GOODYEAR lula unllon Lillian
lIalstoOd, Marian llalRtond, Elizabeth
T. Harding, Roland Charles Herman,
Rachel A. Hubbard, Matte Hunter.
Violet NJ, lyerson, Louise w. jennings,
Lucy JoromN Margaret A. Johnson
Marion Johnson Florence r. Jonosaon.
Agnes ". Jones, Ahsh Jones, sadie
Jones, Clara koner Nellie u, Lambert
Mary West l.oIRh Rufus Leigh cora
" Lennon. Lucille McMastor Hattie
II, Mol'arlano, Dolllo MnckinBon, Cmr.
onco McMullln, Fanny MARCEL, Mary ",
Moorchoad Moses NJ Nelson u. G,
Palmer Annie y, Parsons, Mabel Pax.
ton, Emily " u, plnohin Viola Il, Ra-
gor, Myrtle Edna Reese, NJ Emma
shea, Florence ", stevens, Nottie Ste
None Jonnle swan, Hyrnm L, snyder.
hNhlNt iNnlNnN lNplllNNi NfuOh J noflrN,
Evelyn !, Turner, Eiho Wilson Elsie j.
Ward, Sarah Grace Wilson Elizabeth
Wnder John Clarence Wood Georgia
Young
FlNE-YEAR NORMAL COURSE
Henry Moulton
FOUR-YEAn KINDERGARTEN
COURSE,
Alvrn Coolidge Cox
KlNDERGARTEN- NORMAL
COURSE,
Geneva Love Edna cath Smith
There ARE several students In both
he college and normal courses mat
have not uullo completed the required
work. Some of them may finish IN
time TO he included with those who
graduate IN june whlo tho others VIII
toolNo their diplomas and certificates
some tImo during the summon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
WEATHER REPORT

Record at tho local office OF the
weather bureau for tho "a hours end
Ing az a, IN, today
Barometer reading at a. m, 20 ii0
mchus Temperature NJ M, bS de-
groos maximum IA minimum, OOi
mepo, OO which IL degrees above nov
NAL,
Deficiency Of the daily mean temper.
aturo since the nrst Of the MONTH 30
degrees,
gEcass Of daily mean temperature
since Jan I, a29 degrees,
Precipitation since the ntst OF tho
month. "a inches; which IA l,0O Inch
above the normal
ley9cse IN precipitation since jan j.
20 inch
FORECASTS TIL T., NJ THURS.
DAY,
Local forecast for Salt Lake city and
Ylclnityi
Partly cloudy ionighl possibly show
org and cooler Thursday,
titan forecast M Denver Colo)l
Partly cloudy tonight ana Thursd0y
possibly showers Thursday cooler
Thursday warmer south portion to.
night
West wyoming forecast at Dcnycr'
Partly cloudy tonight ana Thursdoy,
probably showers extreme northwest
portion,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31

iorlcs on and tributary TO the Overland
uyslcm.
Travelling Passenger Agents Charles
Hooper aud Frank urocsbock brought
IN tho llrst knighla OF Columbus special
over the Rio Orando this morning, The
train was made mp NJ 10 cars, ana ~
routed to Los Angeles over the Salt
Lake Route.
Tho supreme court Of Texas has de-
oidod that exclusive Pullman company
contracts with roads In that state are
not in conflict win the antlstrust laws,
This VIII end AZ quits against individual
oomplblcs IN which this point was
raised,
m supreme court OF Arknnsns, IN 81
Louis, Iron Mountain & southern Rail-
way Company w, Marshall go South.
western Rop, S02), holds carrier liable
for injuries rosuliing from the use " a
defective ear although the shipper IN.
spocled The ear ana Know Of the defect,
ono Of the features Of the Decoration
day iondc was Master Robert Dorrnh,
the iO.yoarOld son Of the assistant
general freight agent Of the Denver ~
Rio Ornndo VINO, unoldod drove hlJ
fathers biz automobile IN the process.
sion Win the dlgnliod mlon Of proc
fesBlonOl chnunour
Gov Donecn OF Illinois has signed \
bill providing for state inspection OF
mfoiy appliances on railroad ears and
locomotives, and creating the Office Of
state inspector for such work, Another
new law requires all railroad ears nnd
locomotives to be- equipped with safety
nppllances,euch as couplings, air brakes
hand holds, olc,
Tho fret tourists from great dls.
lance TO pOtronlzo Tho Snlt Lake Route
10 Los Angeles arrived yesterday from
Tic east we've shown about town BY
TRAVELLING Passenger Agent krnW'h
Kerr uud lofl on the WoRlhnund ltaln
AZ $3.50 last evening The tourists were
lady graduates Of tho Centenary col.
lcgo at Cleveland, Tom
Al tho convention Of the Association
of Railway Telegraph Supcriutondonts
recently held IN CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, the
following onlcere were elected prCsI-
dent, H. T., 1'orcy N A. o, n, RI vlce
president, w. A. Choncry N y liyu
secretary and treasurer y, W. Drew
WIS Cent RN The next convention
win be held AZ Denver Colo,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
BUSINESS NOTES.

Dun's Review for last Saturday, has
the following TO say relative 10 COM
morcial conditions IN this cllyl Whole
sale trade conditions are generally
satisfactory, the larger houses report
ing n small Increase over last year,
Some houses are booking fall orders In
dry goods, clothing and furnishings,
Retail trade II unfavorably affected by
the weather, Collections are fair aud
money II IN good supply at steady
rates
Today's local bank clcorIngs amount.
cd to S5SS06b OF az against SbSb,6lS,Ss
for the same day last year The clear.
ings for the month amounted 10 slb,'
ili0O8 % M against Sll,8fissB,1l an
Incrooso of sS.IS6.llSaa,
A copy OF the articles Of lncorpora.
ton Of tho ogden lydrosCarbon Light
and Heating company was filed In tho
secretary OF states Office today It's
capital stock II $4,000, divided into
shares Of the par value OF s2b oach
Il, l., Jewott IL president !, l., Carlson
vice president G, f. Whipplc, sccro-
tHry, Joseph Wallncc, treasurer, Jo.
soph chez attorney The company
owns the patent rights 90 a hydrogen.
bon lamp invented by Mr. Jewett ana
VIII place the lamp on the market
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
PROMOTION FOR
IRA 0. RHOADES.
ID Said 10 be Slated for q Good
Position on Southern
Pacific,
AS the PURCHASING AGENT,
W Take the Place Made Vacant ljy the
untImey Death Of Richard
Stevenson,

T. O, RhohdeG II rmnor " TO be cred
itcd Nv to be the next capture Ny Vice
president and General Manager u. u,
Calvin Of the southern Pacific making
ttIl one more oregon short Line OFF,
rial 10 30 10 the coast AT q biz ad-
vance In salary md position
II IL believed hero that Mr. Rhondca
win be the selection for the position
Of manager Of the purchasing ana eup'
rly department OF the Southern pnol'
ld. made Vacant by the unllmoly dcoth
NJ Richard stevenson IN San Frnnca'
co, following a brief attack of pnou'
mona,
lrN o. Rhoades, general purchasing
ngont for the oregon Short Line, Ia
another graduate from the O, T. Ia
Bancroft school that has In the past
turned out ~ many finished products,
lie IN ~ years of aye and entered the
railroad service IN 1850 with the sup
ply department OF tho Union Pacific IN
the capacity of messenger lie worked
his way up step by step TO ohiof clork
aud upon the segregation Of the Un-
ION Pacific ana OREGON Short Line IN
1897 no was appointed TO the position
1e noW holds
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
BROWNS NAME ON.
Question About Payment Of Salary Of
Juvenile Court Judge.

ON the payroll OF the ely officials,
which ls being paid 10y Auditor Fclt 10.
day appears the name Of Judge WlNs
Brown Of the juvenile court, VINO VIII
receive the munlnc'nl sum Of t23.e6 ns
NE salary for a lll,le over month. In
fognrd 10 tho payment " the salary
Of judge Brown While the question VI
the conAlllulionallty Of the bill Great.
ms he court " being tested, CITY AUDI.
tor Felt stated tod0y that he would pay
Tho same undor authority given him
by tho ~ ~ council which lnftruclol
HIM 40 place The Judges name ON tho
payroll lie said that he was not fully
advised az 10 his liability for tho
amount paid In the oyont the court ls
declared unconNlltu lonul, but lhat ho
thought Dc was personally safe because
OF the authority glven him by the coun.
cll
The payrolls paid today By the audi.
tor arc a. follows cry officials, 1864.
~, councIlmsn, N2b, police department
NaOghO Gre department, S3o3o2O, to-.
tai Sll02S91.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
INSTITUTE At
PROVO MONDAY.
Second Annual Session Of Dessrel
Summer School Commences
On That Day
THREE DAYS FOR CONVENTION
Nsltd Teachers Engaged -- Railroads
Grant Rats.--lh Thorough Work
To be Done,

Tho latest step In the arrangements
for the second annual session of tho
Dtsorct summer school AZ Provo, was
announced today by an order from tho
passenger departments Of the railroads
authorizing reduced rates to all who at
tend,
selling datos for tho golng trip are
juno 2 to s, and for the return trip from
July Is to IL,
Teachers win buy the regular ticket
0t any station ana be- sure 90 get cer'
iincNte on receipt therefor at the place
Of purchase, THIS receipt endorsed by
the secretary OF the institute VIII secure
q onc.drlh fare on the return nip,
COURSES 10 BB GIVEN,
The summer school win extend from
juno 10 july ~, and VIII be open 70
an teachers ana other qunllllcd nppll"
cDns, The school In conducted under
the special supervision " the general
board OF examiners FOR Church schools,
Tho three daily courses IN English
win be- HlNon hy Prof Geo, r. NuyCs "
the University OF california,
Tho lectures on lgngllsh VIII bo giyon
by Prof Fred Newton scott OF the Unls
Ncwlty Of Michigan,
The work IN mathematics ana physics
win be given by &, II Skl1morc, NJ A.,
of the Brigham Young college, IN vocal
culture and singing by Prof A. &, Nnd
OF the lirighnm Young university, specs
iHl methods for the grades by lngtnc.
tor Rachel Edwards of the Lattor.day
Saints university, kindergarten thco-
~ and practise, by Instructor Ida y,
Dusonborry OF the Brigham Young
university; art and manual training, by
PROT w. \ Eastmond, Brigham Young
university, Life of christ by General
Superintendent j, NJ Tanner
Each subject covers the work of one.
half year of similar courses In high
schools and credit on examination In
The different subjects WIN be so indicot'
| ed
CHURCH SCHOOL CONVENTION
TIN convention which al church
school teachers are TO attend and 70
| whlcd AL others are invited, win De
| held ON June b, 6 and T. on Monday
| evening June b, there viii he sOclll
| IN the gymnasium ON Tuesday, juno
| O, az iG "a, M, there VIII be an address,
| "Ohan,yatons on Theological Teaching
In tho church schools Ny superlntcn'
dent Joseph NJ Tanner and q paper,
Tho Ethical Value of Faith, by prosl-
dent j n Paul At p, M, an adj
dross The Pedagogical Value OF The
illogical Training, by President q, II
Brimhall
on 1uofday June 0, at 2 D. M, IN.
iustrhl Education" win Ne treated by
President J. II, Iinfofd, ana Domestic
Science In church Schools by Lydia
HolmarCn
II - expected also that President 10.
ecpn y Smith VIII he present aud speak
| AT me of the sessions Music for tho
occasion VIII be furnished by the Brig
ham Young university,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.

"rho Bcggar STUDENT rendered by
the H. v u, Opera company OF Provo
went before two fair sized audiences
yesterday afternoon ana oyonlng Roth
presentations were given " possible,
with moro vim and onorgy than before,
and all concerned cnrned any number
~ hearty pluudiis Except for the fact
that the visit fell NJ the end OF the sea-
SON. aud ON Decoration day, when most
Amusement lovers were otherwise oo-
cupiod, the engagement would have
been AZ Nuocomiul financially ~ II WAS
aItlutlcallN
Allea Emma Lucy Gates concert NJ
the Tabernacle WIN occur on the ovcn-
ms Of Friday juno 0, The program
WIN BIO arranged entirely ON the llght
popular lines that appeal 20 all cloaaee,
Prot Mcclellan WIN render an organ
solo ana the nutipt Mr. Flnshman, VIII
nstlpt Miss Galos Nv one number
Al the Grand the next attraction VIII
bo the Bltlnor company witch opona
tomorrow night IN "'rho Galley slave"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
DO You WANT A J0B7

The clyil service commission win
hold examinations for the position OF
forest RANGER nj Park CITY Utah July
b to = 1905 Mount Pleasant Utah.
July II 10 g. 1908 ana AZ panguitch,
Utah. July Is 10 20 1908 Many oddi.
tionol rangers viii be required for the
10 De established aud there are nu,
morous vacancies ON existing reserves
which must be fllod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-05-31
CANTATA TONIGHT.
"All tho Year Round TO be Rendered
In tho Tabernacle,

The con,ato NJ AN The Year Round"
by Eduardo Marco which Prof Wet.
SOL supervisor OF music In tho public
schools has been preparing with such
care win be given thlR evening. I'm
The Tabernacle by 500 HIghlh grade
children with Prof WolSol ~ con,
duclor The htlor has accomplished
wonders with the children IN the short
time he has had the whole ensemble
~ dilll and AT this mornings rehonr.
sal the whole event went on 10
smoothly that u nno performance Ia
guaranteed for This evening"