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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
The Rev Pastor Has Arrived.

Rev. w. Fl. Frazer, the now pastor
Of the Firet Presby yterian Church, ar
rived in Anderson last week and occu-
pied his pulpit last Sunday morning
and evening. His sermons were both
eloquent and impressive and his con-
Rregation Is more than pleased with
him. There were no services in the
Central Presbyterian Church and the
st. John Methodist Church at night,
services in the First Church.
Mr.. FraEer comes to Anderson from
Macon. Ca, where he was pastor for q
number of years of the Tatnall Square
Presbyterian Church. at meeting Of
his old congregation, when his resig-
nation was accepted, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
"Whereae, In the providence or God
our beloved castor has been called to
~ deploring our loss, we can bat bow
in meekness to the will Of Him who
doeth all things we'll, fer He maketh
all things TO work together fer good to
them that love the Lord; to them that
are called according to- His purpose,
therefore be it
.,''Resoived, That We, the members Of
the Eatnall Square Presbyterian
Church. in congregation assembled, &c
uuub.WVHoy ouVOEe0 utuQ aB QHlDR
sound In the faith and Of doctrine, and
as nuch is worthy Of every confidence
and esteem, aud We do sincerely cnn,-
mend him to- the church to which he
has been called, and to the citizens Of
"Resolved further. That we desire
to herein convey to him expressions of
our love and esteem, remembering biz
loving ministrations In the midst of
trouble, eickness and death, as we'll Gs
his faithfulness in breaking to US the
Bread of Life. that We testify to his
nntiring iabors In our behalf. to US,
both as individuals, and IA n chnrnh,
pointing to the records as to the fruits
Of his labors; that his departure will
fall heavily upon the poor and needy,
ton; that his departure will be a great
loss to this community, to .ne cause Of
Preabyteriarism In this city, and tO the
Presby terry Of Macon; that we unite
onr prayers Unto Almighty God that
He will vouchsafe unto him and his
q continuous supply Of his blessings,
adding thereto beauty for ashes. the oil
OF JOY for mourning. the garment Of
praise for the spirit OF heHviness, that
he might be called a tree Of righteous
Less, the planting of the Lord, that
God might be gloIiHed.
Resolved. further. That copies Of
these resolutions DO furnished the
Presbytery Of Macon, the Macon pa
Southern PResby terian for publication,
and that q copy be forwarded to the
First Presbyterian Church, of Ander-
scn, 8. c., and that these resolutions
be- epread upon the SessiOnal records
Of this church." *..#,.'.. >.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23

| 20 await the resurrection of tho iust.
| ohe leaves surviving her aged husband
and six children. five bows md nna
daughter. TO tho bereaved is extend :.
Cd our sincere kcoweo
Courier.
New nas been received here O: tho
death OF Mrs. Eliza j. Harris on tho
10th inst, Mt the home of her daughter
Mrs. II. NJ. Cortis, in Winlocl1, Wash
She died of heart dlsease, though her
Death was not unexpected, rs she had
been in very bad health for months.
iho deceased was @ daughter of tho
late Samuel Browne, of the broadway
section, and was born and lived nearly
all her lite in this county. In 1867 s!o
was married to ". X. Harris. of Ten
ncssee. who died Il few years later,
Ieaving her with ono child, daughter.
lh,s daughter married a. NJ. Curtis,
OF Asheviile, n. &. In 1904 they NOV
eu to Nlnlock. Wash., where they
we're residing at her death. Mre.
Harris WAS about 81 years old. and had
Church from her girlhood. BESIDES
many friends. she leaves n deeply be-
raaved daughter and five grandchildren
and several sisters and brothers. W,
+. Browne, Of Bolton, and 5. J.
browne, of Columbus, Ga, are her
DrOthers. and Mira. Ella Johnston, of
Willis Chapel. Mrs. Il. l.. Cheshire
and Mrs. &. NJ. Harper, of Anderson,
arc her sisters.
In the already wonderfully trans
formed "public square" of Anderson
tho ladies of the Civic Improvement
League have just installed a fountain.
the cost OF which was $500. We do
not believe the ladies of Anderson
have picked up on the streets the eey
eral thousand dollars expended in
beautifying the public square and it's
approaches. Nor do we believe they
are reduced to the necessity OF econO-
mixing at their modistes or contribu-
ting their pin money for this admiro-
BILE purpose. We believe the women
Of Anderson imbued with the patriotic
desire to beautify their town and hav-
ing che energy and taste 70 accomplish
tho WORK. ere suetainod In their COM
mendable purpose By tho open pocket.
booke Of the men. The women of Co.
lumbia haYe achieved q great deal in
creating e. sentiment fc O beautiful
city and the municipal government is
giving them some ENCOURAGEMENT, but
when vii! the pocketbo0ks be opened 2
When Will We have one or more beam
tiful fouutainsq Let us hope that by
the time the new waterworks are COM
pleted there will be at least one foun-
tata,-The State.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23
Railroad from Townville to Wes:.
;,,.I,;., +, :: EInster. -

= An important meeting Of representa-.
tive citizens interested In the proposed
railroad from Westminster to Town
Vile, . distance OF l8 miles, was held
at Townville on Saturday. The prop
osftion was fully discussed and it was
decided to form an organization TO be
capitalized at csc, 900. :e,,: -. :. =
The folio ring hoard Of diresiors OF
the road ~ be xaown Rs the Oconee
Railway Company were elected at the
meeting: J. J. FretwelI, j. w. Shelor.
A. 8. FAINT, E. G. Matet, W. r. Andier-
son. ]. w. Shirley, w. 4. Hunt. Dr.. e.
C..Deyle, W. X. LiyiHgeton, A. Bear
den, w. E. MeCue and j y. Haley. e :
The directors then met and chosc
the following officers: u. j. Fretweli,
president; j.. w. HhelOr and w. p.
Anderson, vics presidents; ~. e.. King,
secretary and Treasurer. E...<.,,: &...1 ~
The road will traeassS one OF tls
best sectiona Of tho county ,ToHnville
10 9 thsiyipg, village, with q bank, oil
mill and aeperas mercantile eatablieh.
mentg. Engineers wilt be employed
20 make surveys and ff the people In
terested respond to the move made BY
the board In the, right way the build.
ing OF the rOad is assured. -: ::'@:.., n :.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-23

II you want to be interesting, don't
talk too much about yourself.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
vGistruf"= nntsriaauns tm
Gauge.

@enisfens Elm Subsno 3srefn muir.
ben gsfsrn Dor ben @roBsei9morsnsri
in Der untsriu9ung Der gistruf.a nge.
lseenbeit bsrnommsn. Inter bsnIslbsn
befanosn i9 Grau Warp 6. garbsr,
prdRssntin Der @arbsr See Co., Der
gef9dfisfhbrsr Der Rsr&ants See 60.
Bsniamin S9mibt, Der Grocer unb
Glsii9sr Jreo. 2idienauer, Der @runb.
eigsntbumsasent gbmin Armfrona, Der
gisbdnblsr Sames 8. Bouman unb
Nnoere.
60 melt bstannt gsuorben, fonnts
Biz oabin burd bic ~erlangten Ausfas
gen nur betpisisn perbsn, bab BITE 3eu.
gen bon benz Beteben zines .gistrufi"
ni9ts wifen. unb baB Die grb6buns
Der gispreifs barauf surtdsufibrsn 1T,
Oab I'm Isttsr Sabre menis obsr gar
fein Natureis In unb In Der Ndbe bon
Snbianapnlis geerntet tuurbs.
Cine gan3e &eibe anbersr 3sugsn
fno nod au bernebmen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
BON &aTaio Sfat= Goasrek.

Die Ssrrer slu9uf SoOf. 2sopolb
2eppsrt, SSrant Ibel, Mar 4osdert,
Oscar 6. &utber uno SEQ. Ssiosn.
fider, tusl9e ben unab. Burner Stat,
Club bel benz groBen 8urnier nertra.
ten, fnb nit Gusnabme bon 9errn&u.
t6er pisber poblbebalten suriidgefebrt.
Die Ssrren bsridtsn. oaB bic freunbs
lids Nufnabme, tuel9e bisislben In
Buffalo srbisltsn. nidts gu pinidsn
ibrig IieB. auBer 5srrn Geo. Sei-
bsnfidsr. Der, uie i9on bsridtst tpurs
be, ben 81. greis srbtslt. fam au9
6srr 3Osfsrt NIT benz rs. preis &C..
fr6nt aus benz $urnier berbor.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
@iess- -0rab.
CD { B n.


aniion unb aaie MoB, 1916 Nlborb
Str, Wab9en. - Sorner unb &ubp
9abis, 321 Horo Nobiion Str,
Rnabe. - u. 9. unb Nmanoa Nrm.
frone, 2452 Norb psnnfpIpnnia Str.
2nabs. Grant unb paulina
Wasti, TAG Rst9am, 2nabs - 6arrp
unb aatis Waltbsr, Gil Cottage Abs.,
Wdb6sn..-Sobn unb 5lorenee 5oOf,
1908 Wrisbt STRIDE, Wdb4sn. -
Wnuries uno Daniel 5enrp, I'LL q.
Dearborn Str, Rnabs.
Getraut.
Robsrt IN. Gsoe6-Graneis Wapbeu.
9eorbsn.
Winnis g.. Saptins, 20, $40 gsl
StrnBs. - Sophia YrOsnsrt. SO, II
D. Worris.-glara @roener, s no
nate, 1881 gpram plaes. - gerniss
Ball, 8 Wonate, Boarb Of 8uar-
bian's Dome. - Wiliam Selms, AZ,
Staot.S ofpitnl. = Marearet @bsr-
6arot, "a, SOB Wsf Worris StraBs.-
anbrep Mc9emore, 2, 808 8lnte Ctr.
Sdu9lins Sonss, 6 Gage, 200
McRim Nbenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
TeH=

Seer ieinen @erpanbien ODER 8e<
fannten IN Ser alten 9eintatb cine
Sreube bereiten min fdide benI elben
cine u~nierer Seit' @ussaben bonn lesten
Seutiden Sag. SoI@e finb iest nod
in unierer Office gu baben fur SC bas
Stld, fur 10e beiorsen tuir ben Ser
ianbt nebit YortO mad irsenb einem
WeIttbeil.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21


gsnturp Srut COMPANY, Wobnbaus,
Mbams. nabs 20. Str, $800.-anna
QueiTer, Wobnbaus, 90. na6e Nortt.
meter Mpsnue, $1,000. - s. Sid.
tsnnuer. Bobnaus, 905 Goreas Str,
5000. = WiQam 0snb, Mobnbaus,
9rumbribse, nabe gngItfb Mbe., 5000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

Sur9 cine grplofon %entfano gs'
Fiern tn benz 9aufe bon 6rau Aliee
Osborn. 1107 6enrietta Strabe, Elm
5euer, tpsI9ss balo nod benz @rI9ei'
men Der 5susrmsbr sslbidt murss. Ser
Sddosn tpurbe auf $50 ab9ef9dst.
Niemano puroe nerlsbt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

Die 6 o n b I | o n Der Demo-
fraten bon Wnpne SonnIbip finbst ON
%. Suli absnbs 8 l1br In Der Sown.
bale tn 6auehbiae ffatt. Die Gele-
aaten.W ablen limb auf Grsitag. ben
81. Suli. Wa6mittaas. fefaeiest; 40
9elegaten mhKen ertpdblt tperben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

8ineent WaIfh, 18 Sabre
aIt, 121 Shb Sbelbp Str. mobnbaft,
nurbs gsffsrn bon BEN Rapitdn By.
lamb unb benz Beamten pope nit sinem
Rsbolbsr abgsfabt unb prompt abes.
fahrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

q u p~er.aufen = SIS. 600 foufen bic bette Wilt erei
- 5arm in Snoiana, 10 Teilen Don SnbianapoIis.
on gutter 2ambfraB., on Snterurbau etrabenbabn n.
aanb in bohsr RuItisation. quite Sdume uub brainirt.
& 1sunsn, 8orntrippsn. SetreioebSben, Rener, srti
mobnbdnisr. feline @eHbeu3. Nebme Snbianapo oils
erumbeissntbum,. ztras ober Oklahoma aanb in
7auI9. 9si9ts asrmine auf Elm 2bsiI. Na6sufra'
gen BET smith 6 6arsroos Co., 10 4orb 7tIapar &c,
M-nsetgesAgeuteu.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
@rnnbeisentbnms . llebeftrasnneen.

Cots 10 unb IL. 8lpf.1, 69offelo
u. H., @oo.. peflide Settle Wartins
bale aoenue, iioli4 bon ~. Ctr,
81, 200.
Sobn 8. Walbenaire on Garrp 6.
Subbarb u. a., SO. 80, Sings Sub.
She'll grpan's abb.. bili9s Settle BON
Samiltun aosnls, iioIi4 bon ct.
glair Str, $3.50.
Soiepb 6uumsa, S., an 8stt u.
@asmire, Got 4. parrp's Sub, bon
She'll bon Srbineton. nbrbli&e S.its
bon DAT sbsnue, 6fli9 bon aububol
&oab, s275O.
Sobn u. @uiou an Sarab 6. Wpsrs.
She'll bonn norb6Rli4sn @isrieI, Sec.
tion Is, Sopnibip Is, &ange 8, 81
older, pite $ownibip. $4440.
Sueb McDonalb an 8. 90. grcois,
She'll bon Got So, JIst6sr's 2. grOOt'
Hoe aoOition. 1874 bel 200 SUB. bsrb.,
Norbieite Der 18. ST., tpeflid bon
Rural Ctr. $1,000.
Sohn 5. Ssrsuian on &. 81. Mann,
Got Is uno She'll BON Got IA. Blod 8.
armfrOne's erte addition, 46 BET 145
GuB, bsrb.. Wuroisits Der 80. Strabs
6fIi9 bon Barnes Mpe. $1,000.
Senrp @mt an Martin SirmenFein.
iabIide 6dIfte BON Got 80. WooOruf's
subbibifon, Worris' Nobition, 25 BET
ITO SUB. psrb., Sfisite Der Rsu Ser.
isp, n6roli9 bon 2incOln Str. $l100,
Sarrp s. Sonas an SOhn g. Sinh.
Isp. Sbsil Der Cots z uno S, Chambers
u. u. abolition. Srbinston, baeant.
sibieits Der @rsenfislb Mbs., wefli9
bon Sitter Npe. $1,000.
8orbon 6. Sidion an &li3abstb q.
Wslbils, Got 25, allen & Root'a Norb
aobitiOn, 40 bel 155 SUB. herb. .@sR.
ieite Der TeIatuare Str n6roli9 bon
II. Ctr. $4,000.
2afapstis pertins on SOispb u.
Sbirlsp, Got A. Ossonb's 1. Central
abs. abb.. 40 Bel 1874 Sub. bacant.
Wsffsits Central Nos., fhbli1 bon 80.
Str. $3.50.
Carrie psrfins an b%snfslbsn, Got 8,
bisisIbs Abb. $3.50.
Seize Or. 8inban on German 5.
gahls u. a., She'll fiS6hl. @iertel,
Section 81, Sfbp. 16, Ranse 4. Cen
ter Sibp. $4,000.
Charles e. Omens an SamueI &.
Meglurs, She'll Got l, glfun's Sub,
Got "a, SrninstOn, paeant. Nsrbisite
Waibineton Str, wefli9 bon Arling'
ton Ape. 500.
Sobn 81. Mepers an glbira @uion,
8bsil bes norbbHIi9sn gierteI, ssetion
18, 8opnibip 16, @angs 8. 9.45
Ndsr, pite SOwnibip. $780, rs.
Olipsr s. Iortb an Sames M.
Remp. Got IL, Soils Subj, SbsiI
BON armftrons garf abb.. 40 BET LIZ
CUB, baeant, nbrblide Settle Der 33.
Str. 6fli9 bon Rabsr Ctr. $500.
Diliam 6. pple an Wiliam 3.
9apIon, Cots % unb %, BloG 9,
HOro indianapolis, 60 bel l25 5ub,
berbeEert. n6rbli9s Settle Der 90. Str,
oflid bon glmtra Str. $4,000.
&ics-S. Bates on Nnna $. Woors,
Got 9, 9satbsr's SubbipiiOn, JIet9srs
apeite Nobttion, 1875 bel = Sub,
bsrb., Norofsits Der grootfos ADe.,
psitli9 bon Nswman Str. $2250.
SOiepb u. &ubuib on @barlss q.
groed, Got SO, @prss Shb Msribiar
Str. addition, 1888 BET LOG. 26 Sub,
berb., Ofieite Der Union Str, iholi9
bon garfon Ctr. $4,000.
Sacob gnieD an 9arriette .. Dds,
Got 16, 2snsp u. u. SuboibiiOn.
She'll bon 6let3er's erfe addition, SO
125 SUB, psrb., Worbieite Der BroOts
RSs aps., tusili@ bon 0suman Ctr.
$1,000.
Wiliam 0otbe m Mat6ias Selb.
Got rs, 6lst9et's &C. Brootfoe Aboi-
tion, Al bet 149 SUB. perbehsrt, Wsf.
fsits bon 2epffone Ape., n6roli9 bon
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

S%erlanat-9im Wann unb Sran fur 9ytrnaItuxl
~ oeer r1ebsrii4t timer Sarm.
Ra9sufrasem in Der Office bisiss glattss.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

Gbteaep, 81. Suit.
SIR Snbiana: Sd0n beute Na4t tino
Scnntaa, nit @uSnabme pom @epitters
ftiirme i'm duberiten iibli9en Sbeile.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

peal ISIS etter5eri9t.
Sbeilweiie betp6Itt beute Na4t unS Sorri'
tag 4; tpenis @erdnbsrune in Der Semperatur.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

N%erlanqt- Gin gutter Qinen.RaHu. Ynhb3ufrn
gen beim gerpaIter i'm Seutiatn Saus.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
@etterbert@t.

Sar "a etunssn .nO,ub 7 rbr gOrssns, aa. SnIi.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

0erlan9t An5etaen
rssnb tueI1sr art tpsrbeu in Der .jnhiara Sribnus'
NIT Sc per Belle FIR iebs Snfertiou btrednes.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

Qu perfaufen-40 Mdtr eefpdbItes gartenlanb, bier
. gaeilen pon Der Staotarenae on gutter Sanh'
ftraBe uuo Sutsrurbau. seues 9 Shnntsr Saus :.
Keller, SGsuue. 9hbnsrba aus etc. $4,000. sssbnls $4,000
Giesntbum in 7auid. Reft baar unb auf Sermine.
o. Or. Ballard, = on Warfet Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21
9hermnmeternanh.

9terutometerffane.
95@fs Femperatar. 81 @ras
Riebrisfe 9emperatur. ......... 68 .
30. z. 8IbtbS
SectipnssD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

On pe~rfaufen - Ginen feiueu Bouplab norb5fli1
. ON Sturm Aoe., smti9en SisbIanb Abe. unb
Oriental Str. Mb3ussfaual, ftdbtii4es Baher unt
gas in Der StraBe. Suite Strabe unb Grottoir.
Dgan nebueDf II Uai@isau StraBenbabu. 6Ar einssln'
beitsn penbe mon f9 on 6. 8. BsGersr, 122s Sturm
ape. ober in Charles Neaper & Company.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

~ erIauqt-gine beutine Qb6iu Ra93ufraeen
~ $50 Rorb Bennfploania Strabe
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-21

S%erIanat - Sin thttises Rdbdsn fur aIssmeine
~ Sausarbeit. Suite Ssimatb. Gutter .2obn.
RaGsufrasen BAT Slet9er Gpe.
~ erIangt-Ndb9en fur ansemetue 6onsarbeit'
~ aletne SamiIie. Rein Wai4sn. Na13ufra'
gen 1901 gaorb Capitol Mne. "
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08

5000 mile books 40 % cents per mile.
or SIS for the book
In order that the Views Of the CONF
mercial travellers viii be placed before
the railroad officials, together with the
resolutions, Don the proper light the
delegates appointed J. b. Lewis, Chas.
Mcmahon. Of Salt fake city, and T..
y. Musslemau of ogden. as "a commit
tee, to present The same and cudeavor
10 bring the railroad officials TO their
way NJ thinking.
A unanimous vote OF thanks was
extended TO the Elks lodge for the use
OF IT'S lodge rooms 10 the Ogden city
council business men ana citizens IN
general for DE hearty welcome extend
cd and the royal entertainment ac-
corded
An the visiting delegates were loud
Gu their praise Of the royal greetings
they have received IN ogden, which
they say was beyond their most san
guine anticipation. The reception and
bali last evening at Tollcrs han was
largely attended and greatly enjoyed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
limited Commercial Travellers
Take Possession Of Junction
city and Receive Welcome.
OFFICERS ARE ELECTED
Nc,cr Looked More Beautiful
Lights and Decorations in colorS
OF the Order.

o.,., June s.-Ogden has been In
,,of, of the United Commercial
,.s.s-s during the past thirty-six
- and "a heht joyous time they
. h.sr having. and for another
-, and day they will have posses
~. ~ the city ogden never before
80 more beautiful than II did yes
- with the colors Of the travelling
- % he seen on every side. Wash
ION avenue and Twenty-dfth street
,-,,orts1 pretty view, especially
a.. ,,erlnr. when the thousands Of
,,,oras tights we're turned on, and the
,,rs.ts were thronged with people, and
,,s show windows and fronts Of busi-
ness houses were artistically decorat-
ei.
Yesterday was the day Of business
,7r the visiting delegates The delayed
Grains made it late when they arrived.
sBi they were unable 10 hold a session
MN . o'clock IN the afternoon, when
rar0rts were received from the various
offers and temporary organization
vas effected, then an adjournment was
taken until later in the afternoon. when
-tf following officers were elected ;.
NJ Barlow, Salt Lake city, grand
councillor. ]. G.. Pritzold, ogden, grand
unior councillor. Sam Kahlburg, Hele-
ma grand conductor; James G.. Evans
Butte. grand secretary; G. II. Lane,
Butte. grand treasurer; w. a. Turner,
ogden. grand page; Harry Waterman,
Boise. grand sentinel; Pat Gallagher
pocatelio Charles Sutton, Helena; 9.
"A Mcmahon, salt Lake; George W.
Driver. ogden. members Of the exec
utiye committee, the first two for two
years, and the last two for one year.
The travelling men are strenuously
opposed TO the issuance by the rail-
road companies Of scrip books, and |
passed resolutions. asking the oregon
Short Line and Rio Grande Western
Railway companies TO do away with the |
.rrlp books and to issue In their stead
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-06-08
PR0CTER COMMENCEMENT
Alumni Banquet and Election Of Of
fccr~-Spcclal Prize Winners.

Special Correspondence.
Provo June S.-The Proctor academy
commencement exercises held last eve
ming we're attended by large audience
and rae interesting program as pre-
,ljusly published was ably presented.
The commencement address by Rev.
simqk1 Of salt Lake was an eloquent
presentation OF thoughts that viii be-
helpful 60 the graduates In their battle
~ lie.
The sold medal for the years best
work u English by a student o. the
academic department was awarded 20
M.ss Alice sharp, and a second prize,
'arIyles French Revolution. 90 James
Tucker. The $50 were 50 nearly equal
3D. 'ht.r work that there vas but one
zenith Of one point ia favor OF Miss
sharp.
Do iha afternoon the Alumni associa-
SION held Dos annual reunion.
40 the banquet a, which Miss Bculah
faaaman, iHe president, oficlated a.
Westminster. Wise and Witty responses
70 tlasi- were given by members ~
ne association and faculty The fol-
lowing officers were elected for the en-.
sung year. President. Mrs. Hattie II,
slater, Vice president. Frank Noon,
secretary and treasurer Miss Wayne
x. Smith
FIRE AT F. C.. JOHNSON'S HOUSE
hfs started about 2 O'Clock yester-
cay morning 10 the back room OF Nc,
y Jolls1u.s house on East Center
sleei ana a.d considerable damage 10
.lr 3llllng and furniture before the
g department could reach the place.
~ hie 5 imposed 20 have started
.'A N2liIHE which was left in the
,- wv oven 20 dry, The loss Is probably
=" 20 tle building and $500 TO the fur
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The state examination OF teachers
conducted by County superintendent
Eggertsen is now under way In the
Brigham Young university. There are
q applicants.
A number OF Pleasant Grove people
were here yesterday. comforting with
Supervisor Benedict In regard 10 hav-
ing Is forest reserve created east OF the
town. the object being IN protect the
water from being befouled
The speakers az the funeral Of Mrs.
D,anah l. Rogers. held yesterday IN
the Fifth ward westinghouse, were
President Joseph b. Keeler Elder John
g. Jones and r. :. Hinckley. Appro-
Pirate music was rendered by the ward
choir
Frank Spicer, the well known Salt
Lake trainer. WAS here yesterday in
specting the new track Of the County
Fair company. which he pronounced
the best In the west He will bring a
string OF fast horses here 10 train.
e.. II. Thompson was here from Salt
Lake. yesterday lie will bring
trotter down Tor the July races.
n. $. Payne who Is studying medicine
On the George Washington university
40 Washington. ID. g.. Is expected home
f0r the vacation next week.
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VETERAN GEORGE oPENsHAW,
Whose Funeral Took Place Residence Daughter Yesterday

The funeral Of the late George
Opeushaw was held at the residence
Of his daughter Mrs. Walter C. Squires,
ON Canyon road yesterday afternoon.
An impressive feature was the atteu-
dance Of the Veteran Firemeu's assoc
ciation, Of which organization Mr.
openshaw had been a member formany
years. They marched to the house
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WAIF FINDS GOOD HOME.

niture. II is fully covered by insurance
with W. II. Ray g. Co. Of this city.
WAIF FINDS GOOD HOME.
Friday night. at about O'Clock. Mr..
and Mrs Dominicus Carter. who I've
south OF the city on the Fifth West
street extension, were awakened by
hearing a noise outside Of the house.
Mr.. Carter went out and investigated
and found an infant girl on the DOOR
step. The child was rather po1rly
dressed. wrapped IN % velvet cloak. and
provided with a nursing bottle a note
was found with the babe stating that
She was born April p. and asking Mr..
and Mrs. Carter 20 keep her and prom
isng she would not be called Tor. MI
and Mrs. Carter have no young chill
dTen. and have Tor some time been de-
sirous OF adopting a little girl. Thes
received the little stranger with n teu-
dor welcome and win adopt her and
give her a good home.
WANT L. c. T. HERE.
The Provo Commercial club is iesIf-
aus OF entertaining the u. e.. r. next
year l.. q. TAFT r. L. EnoWlden ana
W J. Stariup have been appointed a
committee 10 invite the commercial
travellers % hold their next annual
in this city.
PRISONERS TRY TO GET OUT.
Leo Boyle and Jim Wright. who ere
iu JAIN here. awaiting trial for robbery.
committed IN Emery county, have been
making am effort e. saw their way cut.
Yesterday when Deputy Sheriff E'f-
nett examined their cell ne found they
had sawed partly through one OF the
bars. and had fIed the mark of The
saw with soap 90 escape detection. TIE
saw was not found. but the prisoners
will be carefully watched On the future.
PERMIT FOR TELEPHONE LINE.
The board o. country commissioners
has granted permission Tor the Col-
structlon OF a telephone line along ths
county road from Spanish Fork 20 tho