The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-02
LOCAL BRIEFS

H d. FOLSOM, wEO was a prominent
Democrat in Utah Up to the time of his
leaving Salt Lake City in 1882 is among
the early conference arrivals. He is now
proprietor of lumber yard at Cardston,
Alberta. His niece, Mrs. Roy L. Fol-
SON. accompanies him on the "trip to
Salt Lake City.
GEORGE R. CHASE Of Bingham City has
been appointed referee in bankruptcy
for Box Elder county and has filed his
bond of $3.50 with the CLERK of the United
States court
THE FEDERAL COURT adjourned YES
terday until April Il. at which sine
Judge Page Morris Will be On the bench.
THIS EVENING in the Tiff church the
Tiff Boys club will give a second public
entertainment I'm the way Of a musical.
The boys have been fortunate in having
J. J. Mcclellan. NJ J. Brines and Mrs.
Wetzell arrange their program.
AT THE REGULAR wOalen's meeting at
Garfield at O'Clock today. Mrs. Fred B..
Jones VIII give a recital of children's
songs and lullabies.
TOMORROW AFTERNOON the Lloyd
Alliance viii give an informal reception
TO Mrs. William ThUrston Brown at the
horne of Mrs. D. n StrsIp.
THE SCHOOL BOARD of Heber city will
tomorrow select site for new $4,000
high school 4. G. Nelson. state super
intendent of education, will so there to-
dav to give the board the benefit of his
advice and TO address the schools.
THE STATE BOARD of education will
mold its organization meeting tomorrow
morning in the office of A G. Nelson,
state superintendent of education. Cred
its for summer school work viii De set
tied and arrangements riade fer eighth
grade examinations, as we'll as for the
summer examinations for teachers Ii
Censes.
THE BODY of Jasper Raymond Rand.
who died at st. Marks hospital Tues
day was shipped to Westfield. Mass,
Yesterday. Burial will be in the Gene
terry at the family home in Westfield.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPRY and
ChaUncey p. Oyerfield viii leave Sun
day evening for Seattle, where, as mem
bers of the state commission for the
Alaska-Yukon-P Pacific exposition, they
will look over the site for Utah build
ing and arrange for the exhibit from
this state.
AT THE REGULAR services at Temple
b'Nai Israel this evening at s o'clock,
Rabbi Freund will speak on "A Plea for
the Seder.'
THE MANAGEMENT of the Odeon
wishes to correct the impression that
the dancing assemblies there are to be
discontinued, one Of the announcements
of the Governors club having been
taken to mean that the season was at
an end.
WILLIAM H. DIXON is being tried in
Judge T. D. Lewis division of the dis
trict court on charge of criminal as
sault. Mary Davis. aged Is years, with
her baby months old, was in court
yesterday as chief witness for the state.
CHARLES. MURDOCH. convicted of for
gery and sentenced bv Judge W W.
Vaughan of the First district court to
twelve months in state prison, was
brought in by Sheriff Joseph JoSephson
Of Box Elder county yesterday and
handed over to Warden Arthur Pratt.
There are other charges of forgery
which may be prosecuted against Muir
dock when he finishes his term
THE FEES received at the office Of the
secretary of state for the quarter which
ended March 81, amounted to S57,6e4-12.
THE OPENING DANCE Of the season It
Saltair viii be given tonight by en-
ployes of the z. c. NJ. 1.
THE MEMBERS of the Tiff Promotion
club and ladies enjoyed dinner at the
Cullen hotel cafe last evening. Judge
c. W Morse was POSTMASTER. There
were thirty present.
WILLIAM NJ ROYLANCE of Provo
spoke to the students of the Ldtter-day
Saints business college yesterday on the
agricultural education and the agricul-
tural opportunities of Utah. He empha-
sized the fact that proper and scientific
packing of products is as important as
proper cultivation.
THE FORT DOUGLAS BAND will give a
concert between 3 and 4 O'Clock Sunday