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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-30
BRIGHAM CITY NOTES

Special to Tho Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY, May 27.-Judge W.
w Maughan has been holding court In
this city the past day or two. In the
case Of the state Of Utah vs. Edwin Hall,
charged with grand larceny. defendant
pleaded guilty and was sentenced to two
years Imprisonment in the state peniten-
tiary.
The principal case before the court was
that OF Edith Searle VS.. Ritter Bros. Drug
company. Plaintiff charged the defend
ant company with selling her prescrip-
llon which was not properly COMPOUNDED.
for which she claimed damages in the
sum Of 100000. After many witnesses
Tor both sides had been examined. the
afternoon. The jury returned a verdict
IN favor OF plaintiff, placing the damages
Many cases were considered and passed
Judge n A. Peterson of the Juvenile
court held n busy session this week In
Brigham, at which many cases were dis
posed OF. A Juvenile from Corinne was
up, charged with truancy during the en-.
tire school year Two youngsters Of
Fielding were tried for profanity and en-
tory, charged with profanity and using
tobacco. This city furnished three cases.
and IN each case the Juvenile was charged
with drinking beer. The judge repri-
manded the boys and placed them all on
| probation,
More new automobiles have been pur-
| chased by Brigham residents during the
past week. Joseph +. Hansen and VIII
! liam Jensen have each purchased a Buick
| touring car l.. W. Dunn is In Ogden to-
| chine.
Eulalia Hansen, the little daughter or
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph F. Hansen, had the
| misfortune TO fall and break a. bone in
her arm yesterday afternoon The little
! girl was playing with some other chill
dren, and In running. she fell on her
arm, breaking the bone. The sufferer
was soon made comfortable by physi-
| clan.
Jeppson Bros sawmill Just west OF
| Honeyville. Norman Hansen Of this city
| met with painful accident, nearly losing
his right hand, Through some means
! Mr.. Hansens hand was drawn into the
| saw, which cut the first finger off at the
Joint The second finger was also badly
:. injured, He was brought to this city
and treated by DR.. Harding at the locai
| hospital. where the fingers were graft
| ed on.
The site for the new grist mill to be
| erected in this city has been changed
from the site decided on by the company
on First East and Forest streets, and
| VIII be erected on Forest street near the
| depot. The first site decided on would
have placed the mill right in the business
| section OF the town. and considerable
protest would have been made by prop.
| erty owners In that vicinity had not the
| company changed sites
Babies were born during the past week
TO Mr.. and Mrs. Don Matthias, a girl, Il
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels J.. Hansen, a girl. tc
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Olsen, a girl.
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GEORGIA RAILROAD
STRIKE IS SETTLED
Negro Firemen to Be Dispensed
With at Terminal Stations;
Arbitration to Prevail.

ATLANTA, Ga, May 29.-The strike
OF the firemen on the Georgia railroad
was officially declared off TODAY. An
hour and a half later the first train
after the resumption Of service was sent
out of Augusta with negro fireman
In the cab.
The men agreed TO return to work
pending final adjustment under condi-
tlons existing when the strike beqau.
Al negro flremen at the terminal sta
lions will be dispensed with. All dis
charged Brotherhood firemen will be
relngtated, Whether negro firemen
shall be eliminated is yet to be decided.
IT not adjusted by conference. the DIFF
ficulty will be settled by arbitration,
under the Erdman act.
The decision was announced in state.
ment by Martin Knapp, chairman Of
the Interstate commerce commission,
and Charles P Neill, federal commits.
sioner Of labor.
railroad agrees to recognize the senior
ity of white firemen. The employment
OF certain negro firemen who have been
with the road many years will be con.
tinued
The following statement of the set
tlement of the strike was given out:
An amleable adjustment Of the diff
fcrences between the Georgia railroad
and its employees, who have been on
strike, has been reached on a basis said
| to be eminently satisfactory TO hoth
parties. The strike has been called off off
| and train service is to be resumed i'm
medlately. MARTIN KNAPP,
chairman Interstate Commerce Com.
| mission.
"CHARLES P. NELL,
| Commissioner of Labor
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Spanish Fork News.
.al to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
SPANISH FORK, May e7-Last even
.ne the friends Of Miss Stella Bradford
gave her a bundle shower at the home
OF Mrs. Roger Greer her sister Miss
Bradford and James Bcckstrom are to
be welded during the coming week; also
Al Hales. Jr., and Miss Eva Bradford,
and Frank Bradford and Myrtle Hale.
Yesterday Mrs. W. j. Thomas and Mrs.
Theodore Lee. Mr.. -, w. Lee and Misses
Mary and Florence Thomas and Nellie
Matlcy drove to Provo TO the Stanford
and r. Y L. track meet. A large num-
ber OF the public school teachers also
attended.
The iiungerford academy pupils and
teachers give Mrs. Jarley's Wax Fig
urcs' tomorrow night at the Presbyterian
chapel hcre. A Jolly time is expcctea.
Mrs. DR., Stoddard has just returned
from o four days visit TO Salt Lake to
her daughtcr Miss Kathryn Greer.
Yesterday the Juvenile court sat here
on the cases Of Gunner Johnson, Amer
Johnson and Heber Cramcr. The boys
have been Fighting and otherwise disturb
ing the peace. They were let off on
probation. The case of Walter Davis
and Willie Chapel is still under consid :
Grafton The Davis boy is still lying at
tho point OF death. lie is now and has
boon for some days totally blind, and has
never reEaiDcd consciousness in five
weets, The juvenile Judge refused 10 act
yntil later.
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PROVO NEWS NOIS

Spccial 10 The Tribune
PROVO. Nav 29-State Deputy tooa
Inspector Smith of salt Lake has lnstr@uc, @
c,l County Attorney Jacob Evans TO pro
crcn a, once against several ot thc i.+1 lIaI
merchants for selling Improperly iapeIGa
buttnr Mr. Evans says there rs anip,s
evidence on which 10 base the Gohlaill'53
and mat The prosecution viii be pushed
=; |, talbot OF Park City. consulting
engineer of the Daly-West Mining com
pany, passed through Provo tooay on m nls
way 10 Santaquin to Inspect some mining
Victor 10. Candland of Nephi, aged a.,
died here yesterday from hemorrhaee OF
tho brain He leaves widow ana seven
children The body was shipped 10 Nepni
4 marriage license has been issued TO
Alma Boyden and Lillian Johnson, Doth
of Provo ~,
Arthur purrant, the fourteen wear SD
ron of Arthur II. Durrant OF the Thitd
GARD. while practicinG for the field sports
of the district schools, fell and broke his
lon arm in two places. Dr. H. ,. Pyhe
reduced the fracture.
In the district court today the case Of
Moroni r.. Smith ct al. VS.. Edward f.
Vadley, Involving the right 10 drive sheep
over land between Pleasant Grove and
Provo, was heard and taken under nd =
yiseTnant.
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Brigham City News.
Special to The Tribune.


BRIGHAM CITY, May 2s-At the reg
ular meeting of the city council, held
Wednesday night. the question OF sa-
looms and intoxicating liquors came up
in the form OF an amendment offered by
the chairman OF the committee on laws
and ordinances. to sections 16S-lI0-l19.
chapter IL. OF the Revised Ordinances OF
Brigham City. Tho amendment as pre-
scnted provided for the increasing OF
saloon licenses within the city from $1,000
per year TO $500 per year. Also pro-
vided for the closing OF all saloons, pool
and billiard halls and bowling alleys at
7 o'clock p. m,
The amendment made il unlawful for
any person to sell give liquor to any
person, male or female. under tho age OF
twenty-oue years, Tho recommended
amendment caused n great deal OF dis
cussion in the meeting. Some OF the
councilnen took the stand. and stayed
with IL, that If the saloon license was to
be Increased the saloon proprietors
should he granted the privilege Of keep
ing their places open until the usual clos
ing time. If clock. or o'clock at least.
These two members Of the council were
also willing to vote for tho o'clock clos
ing, provided the license remain the same
as heretofore. The amendment finally
passed by vote of ayes and ? noes,
and Will go into effect on July l, 1909.
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NEWS or MANgI

SUcCia! 20 The Tribune.
NIANTl Nav @a-W. u. Livingston
here yesterday and were taken riLs 20 driS
ranch. known as the "Crystal 9pr!EiE pIiiS
iGni na!y IF E'F fhG cTH NV Twin livingston pur
chased these animals at fancy prices III
tLC east, and il has bccn his aim 10 puf-
chase tic hest regardless OF cost IheE
familiar with this class Of cattle.
The sixth judicial district court mas
been in session Eerc 9urlhs I'D d''e wiliard
I!ansom OF Salt Lake City, Jacob Johnr
son of Spring City j. w. CherIy OF
Tobcrls Of Salt Lake City have been IN
Jaco6 Wintch returned from Prove Provo FL III
lurCraI Of his aunt Mrs. John W!ntch'
which took place "Wednesday last,
Arthur = NorhccS returned ned, tic i,rl hr3f 0I
tro statr. where he has been purclas-
!" Sliss les lsdiiihi Clark lett for Pan,gai,tch
Igfse'SM Iig{sT Miro 80 sp'il3 J. CLARK, 'Gs SUNNI =,
Whuoping cough has broken out 'h
several homes in thus CITY. 17,,,,t,ir
Mrs Elder and daughter OF touital
C:,nnn are visiting friends and relatives
I'm Manti this week. They came doWl'
to attend tie wedding OF their COUSIN
Miss Lillian IIornung was most agree.
ably surprised by = number Of her iady ,,nY,
Iomo, some beautiful linen presents
were received by her y dainty luncheon
nr and Mrs. c. w Martin spent Tues
day and Wednesday of this week III
Guunisou. 49, Niapti
NH er7,nni held at the tabernacle Thurs
daT 7i afternoon % and evening, were a Grand grand
success The room was beautifully aeGoi .,nJ
rated in tho class, colors -PYrplcc an anu
,vI,i,a Tho class address by DR.. George
II. BrimhaII OF Brigham Young uniEGr- I,ia,r
siiy was good. his subject oGiag inn l%''
hood. Money and Making an Educalioll;
pccGlation day viii be httinsly oD-
served here Monpgy. 49,, 49,. ,,n,.,.
Mrs. Alfred Aidcr. who has beer ,',',i,,1 HcrS
low v.;Ih cancer of tnr breast Tor sewers
,'ays, died last night al 10 o'clock. Mrsii
Aldcr had been suffering iSr i9r uas seVGrp. lba
l,.onths with this disease, She " va S.,,,,,, [,
mother OF twelve children eight OF whom
are living
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MAN 7 |

Special to The Tribune.
MANTI. May o9.-Mr, and Mrs, ].
r. IIornupg announce the engagement
OF their daughter. Lillian. 10 Charles
Johns OF Huron, South Dakota, The
marriage Will take place June l6 at
Manti.
Mr.. and Mrs Andrew G. Anderson OF
Mayfield announce the engagement Of
their daughter. Evelyn, TO Wilford j.,
Wintch of this city, the marriage to
take place June 2.
Mr. and Mrs. Ounce Crawford have
announced the marriage Of their niece,
Miss Ingra Jolly. and Homer M. String
ham. to take place Wednesday, June o,
Mr and Mrs Joseph L. jolly Of
Moroni announce the marriage Of their
daughter Nina, TO Burton Tnttle, TO
take place Wednesday, June 9
Mr.. and Mrs Howard Peacock and
family Of Idaho returned TO Mantl
Thursday, OH visit to relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Martin Bench left Saturday for
Salna to visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Il, Crane.
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HARVARD CLUBS STAND
BY COLLEGE ATHLETICS

CINCINNATI, Ohio, May 29.-Tbe
Associated Harvard clubs today elected
Thomas Slocum of New York, class OF
80, as president. Vice presidents vera
elected including Pacific coast division.
Herman Chapln of Seattle. class Of 10.
Cleveland, Ohio, was selected as the
next meeting place in Nav.
In the discussion of college athletics
in all its phases the delegates took the
view that physical training was not be-
ing ovcrclone, as Il rule, in Harvard and
majority of the larger colleges.
Those taking a prominent part In this
discussion were Percy D, Haughton Of
Boston, football graduate coach. who
had charge of the winning team last sea.
son, and is in charge of the Harvard
team this year: Robert +. Herrick, u
lawyer of Boston, class of 80, who il
member of the athletic committee al
Harvard, and Samuel Wiuslow Of Bos-
ton and Arthur G, Cable of Evanston;
H., who is manager of the Harvard
baseball team and secretary of the grad
uatin2 class this year.
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MURRAY NEWS NOTES
ccial to The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
MURRAY. May 29.-Jim Richer, the
Austrian who stabbed Mike BrlckoNlch
several times in the body with a long
blaced knife Friday night. has not peen
apprchended by the Murray officers TO
dav the marshal made a search for the
fugitive through the foreign colonies here.
but was unable TO find any trace OF MN,
The marshal, however VIII keep snarp
lookout for him, as lie believes tnat ilth-
er is being hidden by some OF his ielIo"-
city Attorney d w, Moffat has under
construction handsome residence. The
new home Is being built on Vine street.
and II is estimated that when completed
the cost will be in the neichborhood OF
$4,000, City Councilman Warren Lyon
new home on North State street was
Completed this week. and viii be occu-
pied the fore part of the coming week:
Contractor James Wood has finished
the work of paving the district known as
No. .. and the work is now ready for ac-
ccplanCe by the Murray council. Engi :
necr Joseph Ulmer has his survey OF East
Murray street completed. and Ii Is now
stall fences. As soon as they comply with
this request. the street will be lighted
with 60 candle power lights, The culvert
running along North State street was also
COMPLETED this week by Contractor Wood.
The. American Smelling and Refining
company has sent II communication TO
tho city council asking permission to close
up the smcltcr's fence across the perma-
mont roadway Of Gcrmania avenue. The
company was ordered to remove such
fences already across the roadway some
time ago.
Mavor Charles Brown has received a
letter from one OF the G.. a. r. commit
ices inuuiring as 10 whether Murray city
can offer some accommodations in the
way Of providing beds, etc, during the
c. 4. r. convention In Salt Lake City.
The matter has been referred to the
colincilmen of each ward. who will in
vcstigatc the matter and see what ac-
rOIDn0la ions can be fnrn)Snc0,
There is some contention In the Jordan
district over the position OF Director j.
r. Rawlins OF Sandy. who was elected
TO that position at the last school clcc-
ton Since lis election. ii is reported
that he has made homestead entry on
tho Iin,nh Indian reservation This his
have succocdcd !n bringing the matter
before legal authority. In the meantime.
il Is said that Hcber Smith Of Draper
Will act IN his stead.
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RiChfield News Notes
to The Tribune.

Special TO The tribune.
RICHEIELD. May 2S.-The Southern
Hotel company Is the appellation Of the
latest Incorporation in Richfield The COM
pany Is incorporated for $4,000, the stock
being non -assessablc. The board OF di-
rectors and officers are as follows ]. S.
Johnson, president; DR.. Dibblee. vice
president; Lester Quist secretary and
treasurer; Guy Lewis and DR.. McGregor,
directors, and willis Johnson. manager.
The company has taken over the South
crn hotel property and contemplates i'm
provements on ii to the extent Of 100000.
Prof. Frank Wilcox and John Hood are
contemplating the organization of a band
of selected musicians to attend the G. A,
r. encampment at Salt Lake City next
summer, Only musicians of Sewer coun-
~ will be engaged. but 1t Is hoped to
organize q band Of twenty-one pieces for
the occasion.
Miss Sarah Hansen, who has been
playing with the Walters Stock company,
has returned home and will remain here
this summer
One hundred and thirteen eighth grado
students are taking the final examina-
tons.
Byron Hanchett OF Annabella has been
appointed fish and game commissioner OF
the fifth district. comprising the counties
OF Sewer, Emery. Piute, WAYNE and Car
position, as he has been county fish and
game warden for = number OF years.
j. Fl. Nelson and ". C. Dodge have
secured tho contract for quarrying gyp-
sum for the Jumbo company, which has
agreed 10 take not less than fifty tons
per day.
Percy Alfred and Miss Mazcl Clark were
married at the home of the bride s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Clark,
Thursday afternoon. Bishop Bean Off
ciated. In the evening an elaborate we'd
ding supper was given to the near rela-
tiyes OF the bride and groom, Following
the supper pleasant automobile ride
was enjoyed,
Decoration day will be observed here
OH Monday. parade of the military
societies and organizations will be held
at $50 o'clock in the morning, under
command OF Capt. c. NJ. Heppler. Ar
irving at the cemetery, devotional eXer-
ciscs will be held and the graves OF the
departed soldiers will be appropriately
decorated with "OId Glory and flowers.
John G. Jorgenses will deliver an address
G. A. r. officials. God Save the Presi-
don't viii be sung By the Richlield male
uuqrtctte.
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PROMINENT DENVER MEN
ARE UNDER INDICTMENT

DENVER, May 29.-The federal grand
jury late this afternoon returned indict-
ments against the officers OF the Union
Land company and others interested in
coal lands in Routt county, Colo. charg-
Ing them with conspiracy to defraud the
government out OF coal lands.
The land involved in the indictments
aggregates $4,000 acres and the value
Is said to reach 1000. 900.
Those indicted are Charles S. Millard,
president OF the Union Land company;
Thomas 3. Ain. Vice president; Frank
McDonough, Sr., secretary and counsel
for the company; Henry V. Kepner, in
charge OF the department Of chemistry
OF the Denver Manual Training high
school. and Bogil l.. Smith.
All the above named live In Denver.
Tn addition, Samuel G. Adams of Steam
boat Springs. Colo, was indicted. as was
A. l.. Pollard of the Rugby Coal Mining
company. Mr. Pollard lives in Denver.
None of the men indicted are under
arrest, Mr.. McDonough stated tonight
that tho charges were unfounded.
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CLOSING EXERCISES
IN NEPHI SCHOOLS
Special TO The Tribune,


NEPHI May 28.-The closing exercises
of the Nephi public schools were held at
the Arlington theater Wednesday even
ing. The programme follows:
japanese drill y. First and second Grsdes
May pole 49,, Third and Fourth Grades
Physical culture drill 49,. ..........
-. 80. Third and Fourth Grades
Operetld ,~..s,. ...s......,..s EtOy Blue
Fifth and Sixth Grades
Dumb bell and Indian club drill,
go, -. Seventh and Eighth Grades
Military drill .. ...... High School Girls
The graduating exercises of the eighth
grade wcre held Thursday afternoon at .
o'clock There were forty graduates In
tho class. and the following programme
was rendered:
Chorus .,-. ..,...v,s..,., Tho Shell
School Choir
S5nyeT g5i1tatory . M,lfrgd T,,fGg{ JEiloy Efiloy
Solo -. .,.... Only the Moon and You
Geneva Price.
Address to graduates .. Judge Greenwood
Ladies' chorus Pale in the Amber West
Address to graduates. George a. Sperry
Presentation Of diplomas 80. ..,...
80. 80. ...... Trustee r. T.. Foote
Song 80. ...... Patriots Of Bunker Hill
School Choir.
Bencdiction 80. ..,... Irwin Candland
The graduates OF the Nophl high school
held their commencement exercises in
tho Arlington theater Thursday evening,
The programme.
Chorus -. -. .,,...,,...- GYPSY Song
School Choir.
Invocation ...... ...,.. w. II. Pettigrew
Piano solo ...... O, Thou, Sublime Sweet
Evening Star ...,... Jacquitta Edgheil
Paper :. Social Reform in America"
John Lstimcr.
Vocal solo -. Toreador from Carmen
Prof. Mark Robinson.
Paper So. q. public School Education"
Leah Pettigrew,
Vocal solo .,........ Estudlantian Walse
Alta Carter.
Address to graduates. Judge Greenwood
Piano solo 49,, s,...... .Valse
Bessie Goldsbrough,
Presentation Of diplomas -. ..,,,.
-. ..,-.. 49,, Prof. R. S. Homer
Chorus ..,..., Back TO the Mountains
School Choir.
The NephI High School Alumni asso-
citation gave its annual banquet and ball
in honor OF the graduating class this
evening.
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News of the lntermOuntain ReqiOn
NOTES OF EUREKA

Special to The Tribune.
EUREKA, May 2s.-Next Thursday
evening at the opera house the COM
mencement exercises Of tho Eureka high
school and eighth grade will be held. The
graduates of the high school are Misses
Elsie and Versie Bowen and Gertrude
Brown. The report OF the university in
spector, Professor Hall says these grad
yates will be admitted TO the first COL
lege year of the state university without
an examination. The eighth grade grad
uates are Misses Orphia Atkins, Mabel
Berry, Beula Boyle Ethel Bcckstead,
Loretta Dunn. Jeanette Whitehead, Jo-
sephins Garrity, Rula Johnson, Mabel
Morley, Elizabeth Nelson. Desdemona
Stott; boys. Robert Brown, Clifton Chris
Jefferson, Fred y. Dewar. John FRANKIE,
Newman Fillmore, Frank Foley, Eugene
Olson, Albert Smith, Herbert Spriggs,
Thompson.
The high school programme will con-
sist of the following numbers:
M ~ Miss Vlrgie Bowen. n''' -'-''e' 10
Miss Gertrude Brown.
Class history and prophecy .......
Miss Elsie Bowen
The eighth grade graduates will rem
der the following excellent programme:
Presidents address Miss Buela Boyle
Salutatory ...... ......... John FRANKIE
Class history .... ........ Roy Thompson
Faledictory 49,. ......... Rula johnson
Presenting OF diplomas.
The eighth grade will then present the
colonial play, The Heir OF Mouna Ver-
non," with the following cast Of charac-
tcrs.
Martha Washington .Jeanetta Whitehead
George Washington, Daniel Sullivan
Lawrence Washington Herbert Spriggs
Mrs. Lawrence Washington. Mabel Morley
jeanette Washington $. Julia Garrity
Betty Washington .... Desdemona Stott
Mildred Washington Julia Garrity
Mrs. George Washington. Buela Boyle
Aumlral vernon ...... Robert Brown
Lord Fairfax .....,... John FRANKIE
Fritz veteran soldier -. .......
,-.----..- Roy thompson
MISS tolanu ..'"s's-s...' NaDel Berry
Miss Mary Carg ...... Elizabeth Nelson
Aunt Chloe 80, ...,....>. Loretta Dunn
Aunt Shady go. ....... Ethel Beckstead
Uncle Joel 80. ....... Newman Fillmore
Uncle Remus go. ..,..... Eugene Olson
Sambo So. ........ ........Albcrt Smith
Uncle Billie -. .....,.. Raymond Stack
Pete ..... ...... ....... Fred A. DcWar
Reporter Clifton Christonerson
Sally ...... ..........,. Orpha Aiken
Servants, jubilee singers, etc, by the
pupils OF the eighth grade.
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(EPhRAIM NEWS NOTES
Special to The Tribune.

SpOSidi 10 Inc tribune.
EPHRAIAI. May 2S.-The Moroni peo-
pie are making arrangements to give q
seml-centennial celebration at that place
during the month of July, and are going
to try TO make 1t one of the memorable
events In the history OF the county.
frightened last night when several
drunken Indians went into the town and
wanted to kill several parties, who, they
claimed. had been killing some OF their
tribe. They made an attempt TO bur-
giarlze one OF the stores and broke sew
eral OF the windows. They were finally
overpowered by the citizens and are now
with the officers, who are trying to per-
suade them to state where the liquor
was purchased.
Joseph Schangaard OF Manti leaves dur
Ing the week for a two-year mission to
Denmark. ~ party was given at the
Manu pavilion last evening I'm his honor
The following teachers have been en-
gagged by the trustees to teach in this
city during the coming year: Principal.
p, D, Jensen. p. G. Andersen, Edgar
Jensen, Orin Andersen, Lewis DorIus,
Maria Christensen. Flora Jones. Katie
Olsen, Bendetta Beal, Mona Hansen and
Elizabeth Anderson.
Miss Evelyn Anderson of Mayheld and
Willard Winch of Manti will be united In
marriage at the Manti temple Wednes-
day. A reception will be given in their
honor at the home Of the brides par
ents at Mayield,