Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-05-26

The following business was trans
acted at the last session of the city
council;
Mrs, Sarah Birch presented a re-
quest asking the council that the levee
recently banked up facing her property
on both sides Of the street be removed
and a flume put across the street In
the same place as before. as said levee
is damaging her property to great
extent
In regard to the raising OF the funds
for the city hall the finance commit
tee respectfully recommended that in
July. 1905, the city borrow the equiv
alent of a mill tax and levy mill
tax to meet the said loan; that in
January, 1907. the city borrow the
equivalent OF 8 mill tax or as much
thereof as may be necessary and make
levy In 1907 sufficient TO the latter
loan.
Road Supervisor j. NJ. Wood sug-
gested that a small gasoline engine be
purchased and installed for the pur-
pose of forcing the water into the tank
on Seventeenth South and State streets
az there is not enough water there to
do satisfactory work. The matter was
laid over for four weeks,
Mayor Charles Brown appointed Mr.
Joseph Timer as city engineer. 1t was
decided that he should receive a salary
Of s. per day and 81 per day for such
helpers as may be required. For time
actually employed In the preparation
of plans and profiles, 70 cents per hour
The druggists of Murray city sent in
petition to the council to have passed
a special license authorizing druggists
TO sell liquor without a physicians pre-.
scription.
In the matter OF building sidewalk
on Vine street as petItloned by prop.
erty owners who request the city 10
build It. the substance OF the city attor.
ney's opinion Is that the property own
ers abutting the sidewalk will be re-
sponslble for the payment OF construc-
ton.
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
The following program will be rem
dered at the commencement exercises
Of the graduates of the Murray schools
In the Murray Opera House at oclock
Tuesday, May 30, 1906.
Glass chorus Dear Native Land."....
invocation ...,, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Address Of welcome Eliza Lester
Recitation George r. Green
Instrumental selection ..,..,,.,,,.,.,.
..Carma Jones and Theresa Cahoon
Educational Possibilities of Murray
city ..,,.....,,,,., Lorraine Mackay
Vocal duet, ...,V ilate and Ray Davis
Instrumental selection .,..,u 49,,
...,.,r..,,..,.,..Ge Gertrude Sanders
Glass prophecy. Daniel +, Olsen
Glass song, Anvil Chorus, '.,,,,.."..
Valedictory address,. ."".
.u.,,,,,,,,,..uR ueben T.. Akert
Address to graduates. ..,,,...,.,...
..,,,"... State Supt. A. G, Nelson
Instrumental selection ...,,,p.,-
...,Stella Cahoon and Fern Miller
Presentation of certificates, .,.,".,
..,.,"..., supt, G. NJ Mumford
LIST OF GRADUATES.
Hazel Shaw. Willie ], Arnold. vlate
Davis, Raymond Davis, Fern Miller,
Clarence Gordon, Theresa Cahoon
Ivies l., Beckstead Ethel l.. Shipper,
David Arnold Gertrude NJ. Sanders
Losania f., Alexander Matte Fillmore,
Arthur Powell Lille NJ. Bergen Will
liam f., Smith. Lorraine Mackay, Car
ma Jones, Ruben r. Akert. Rex Win
chester, William r., Ford. Vera Pex-
ton, Helaman Stoffer, Eliza Lester
Ninetta Scott, Maude Farris, George
II. Green. Stella Cahoon Franklin w.
Jones, Daniel f., Olsen.
ROLL OF HONOR.
Names OF pupils in attendance the