The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-15
PROVO NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune.

special TO The Tribune.
tpROVo. May 1.-THE county commits
gay arranged for the special onc-mjll
tax election. June S. for a state capitol.
Many of the voting districts in the
Dlstr1cts Nos. and OF American
Fork were Joined and districts and 2
were made one district Districts 1 and
OF Lehi were consolidated and Nos .
sress and : S Sos 0i%sd and ! Ss &oS 2ns 1si snd
dated. making only four districts instead
OF 3 the regular number:
xotins Plessant dIs,risro Grove will only have two
one. and Nos. 2 and 4 are Joined
In Payson. districts No. and , arc
consoldated GO 4 and No. is left as before.
solidated, as were also Nos. I and and 5 '0"'
Spanish Fork districts ] and > were
Joined and and were made one dis
In Sontaqun. there will onir he one
[yotins place. ali other districts vii! re-
school houses. as far as f nrsc,irab,e' o. III
Judges OF election were appointed as
Alpine Benjamin Bates. James G.
American No. 1-Nieis Nelson. j. r.
TastfE pstfict Y 10 E sEP ES0'Sfon: M Houston. NJ
Ambrose. p. s. Logsden ''"' '''' ~
amin-Alphonso Yates. David
Hone. Thomas Richardson.
Clinton. Cedar Fort, Cotton. Fairfield
Goshen and Highland, the judges Who no
acted at the last state election.
Edward Karen George southWick; i fGes' Nos
= and 3; John Cooper. Harry Manning
Lake View; Lake Shore and ATap!eyon,
the same Judges rs FOR last election.
Provo-Nos. 1 and 5, Ruben Christen-
sen. 3 Ba;Ghman, J. c. Anderson: Nos.
David King; Nos, and 5. ]. II. F'risby
> T. Peery. Jesse Manwarring: Nos. S
and 1. Jonathan Buckley. II. W. Brere-
Payson-Nos / and >, w. f. Gamer.
Newell White. w. r. ueaton; No. 3.
George \, Page. Lewis B. Wride, Jchn
Pleasant Grove-Nos. l and :. wilford
MNarn'ck Nas J. II; Waller r. w. Newman:
Thorne. U5 George 5"n > r NAs Ash Chapman D. B
Judges before.
:, Springvllc-,Nos; /. and 8 o. W.
ton; Nos. { and ), W. II. Kearns L. ].
Whitney. John F. Mendenhal
Salem-Same judges al state cleo
santaquin-Wiiliam Jarvis, John o.
Petersen; " J.. openshaw.
II Jarvis. Fred Lewis, Jr., c, c. Greer:
Monk; Alvin Swenson.
DO and Spring Lake-Samc judges as at
state election, except f, \. Jones is a
new Judge at Thistle
fell To the ground yesterday while get
ting into buggy at his home. 1t is
thought M Bean suffered from, par
is some better today, and 1t is believed
he will recover
Albert Arrowsmith. the young mar
ried man who is charged with a statu-
tory crime. was taken 10 Springville for
preliminary examination before Justice !
johnson: Arrowsmith waived eYamina
and 10 he. ;y,f
court In $1,000 bonds. which las not yet !
boen furnished.
state mental hospital board held ycster-
acted.
Salaries for April. amounting to I
provements ana repairs, S49.92: furnace !
and boiler. s452S; total, s4252,3l, was al |
lowed and ordered paid.
Movement OF patients for the month |
was as follows: In attendance March !
81: 1909; IA men and $50 women. Ad
and Women. Died, j man an and and l. WON ON
en-. Discharged in April, men and |
I woman. In attendance April 80, l75
Dr. Calder medical superintendent, |
was authorized to instill an Ice plant !
and cold storage.
The dairy herd numbering seventy |
head, has been inspected and found TO !
be free from all disease. Thirty-fve |
cows cows and is heifeTs Of the herd have
u'f.II all' tll' dNt 'll-
Gibe for registration, and will be reg
istered as soon as the formality can be /
gone through with.
The board Will come to Provo next |
week and hold a special meeting 10 go !
over the ground and make the necessary /
preparations for installing the private ,
water system 10 be put in by the insti !
ton. Water will be pipcd from springs
in State. canyon. distance of three TO
four miles. at a cost 10 the state OF !
upwards OF $40. 900. When this is done
the hospital will dispense with the Provo /
city water.