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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29

a. C.&Olsen. principal and teacher-.
MILFORD jenkins, Clarence Lichfeld,5
Russell Nielsen, Jennie Riley, John
White, John Jensen. John Morgan,
Louise Price, Claude White, Donna
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HYRUM GOFF ELECTED
MAYOR OF MIDVALE CITY
1snecial correspondence.

MIDVALE. Salt Lake CO., May &C.
,rha new city Of Midvale, the section OF
soIt AXE county formerly known as
3P;npham junction or East Jordan, today
had its first election and decided by a
vote of 3 to / To incorporate as a City
under the name of Midvale. The officers
chosen were those nominated on the
ritizen,s tickets, headed by Hyrum
cor as mayor Mr.. Golf is II Of The
first residents of the place, n It's
fore,nost citizen and business man.
The Other officers are: Edward A. Bate
man. recorder, DR.. j. p, Robertson,
treasurer. Nels Lind. justice, and Fat
rick 3, sullivan. John NJ. Watson, Geo.
a Jenkins. Holland E Benedict ana
Henry p. Miller, members of the city
caunciL The Independent ticket was
defeated by a decisive vote. When the
result OF the election became known
The residents of the city Joined ina
nuh,ic celebration. firing cannon ana
shooting off fireworks.
This is the third attempt TO ineor-
| potate the new city. The first tifie
| me railroads and smelter interests slp-
rgosel incorporation successfully. The
| second time the smelter people proposed
! to incorporate tins city. leaving the
ismelter outside of the corporate limits
This vas defeated by the taxpayers,
| This time the taxpayers and smeIpsf
people Joined hands for Incorporation
The smelie? is now inside of the eorpor-
ate limits OF the new city of Midvaie.
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MURRAY PUBLIC SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES
lspecial Correspondence.)

Especial Correspondence.)
MURRAY, May ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
exercises of the Murray City schools
we're held in the First ward assembly
han, which was crowded in every part.
The opening chorus by the graduating
class under the dir ction Of Matilda w.
sCahoon, was sweetly rendered and
warmly applauded. u G.. Miller,
former bishop of the Murray First
ward, offered the Invocation. The
choruses We're all rendered in an able
and showed much PROGRESS on
the part of the pupils during the past
year.
The historical paper Of I1ucilla Call
yer, one of the graduates. showed a
thorough knowledge of United States
history and a command of good Eng
Iish, The recitation of Lafern Bird
was enciiored, and also the song by Two
little tots, Melba Watts and Myrtle
Bird.
William Robinson rendered Patrick
Uenry's speech in aeinask:rly manner,
The Rev. Elmer !. Goshen delivered the
address to the graduates. Miss I,aurf.
Stevens. a graduate from the '63 class.
| read nm excellent paper entitled "Wel-
come to High SCHOOL, which was ably
responded to by Brent Cahoon of the
graduating class. Certificates Were
presented to the graduates by Supt. q.
NJ. Mumford. after which the benedic-
| ton was pronounced by U. G. Miller.
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SCHOOL TEACHERS
Still AT OUTS.
------------
With Board Of Education over
Objectionable Clauses
In Contract.
G. j. R. MEMORIAL SERVICES
Al Congregational Church Tomorrow
convention OF Phssicians-Morc
Bids for state Capitol.

OGDEN, MAY 29.-Nest TUESDAY
evening is the time to which the epard
Of education has extended TO ALLOW
The teachers OF the Ogden pubic.
schools to sign their contracts tof sne
next school year. The tine mad heei
extended until today. by the board put3
the receipt of the second petition iast5
night In w,ich further Reconnaissance
made by the ~ signers made IT neces-
sary to extend the time until next
Tuesday.
The petition was the second one
ceived BY the board from the teach
5ers relative to the new contracts wnlcni
the hoard has adopted for the futuff.s
In this petition the teachers oD1ecl
to the clauses which require lne.l y
to summer school work u attend me
convention oflthe state ach =
f1rst petition objected toa5tnes eli.lse
which required that small deposit 5pe
made from the salary ach&lnont as
~ guaranty against breaki.iE &of thy
contract. Thus far no action has .peehi
takenxbv the board#upon tie pelitlons
~ the teachers in relation toSSthelr
objections ~.
The petition rs was presenteu iasl
eyentnr was referred to Superinten-
dent Mills. who Will meet with 84tne
tenchers next Tuesday in an etiatt y
effect some sort of Il compromise. y
was learned that the petition con
tanned man names of teacher WIG
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pRocToR AcADEALY.

provo, May 2s,-The Proctor aca-
deny commencement exercises began
evening. when Rev. s, II. Q
win entertained members OF the facul-
ty and the students of tile academic
department. Tomorrow evening. Rev,
j. Challen Smith will give the bacca-
laureate sermon in the Congregational
church. The annual entertainment,
..The Advertising Girl" will be given
by the school Tuesday evening, June
i, In Proctor hall. Wednesday evening
MT S o'clock the members OF the eighth
grade class. assisted by others from
the department. will present
"Evangeline," In five acts. Thursday
afternoon at A o'clock the annual alum
nj banquet will be given and at 5
o'clock the commencement program vii
be presented.
The following are the graduates: Aca-
demic department-Nellie Bate, Hester
Bonham, Helen DeMoisS. Jessie =
Fouts, Bessie Radcliffe, Robert II. Rat
cliffe. Grammar deparlnent-Jo.
Jones. Alta R~osengren. Gertrude Spal-
ford, Dean Tucker, Leslie Ward!N
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FATAL ACCIDENT At THE
OHIO COPPER, BINGHAM
(Special Correspondence.1

BINGHAM, May 2s.-At the Ohio
Copper tunnel at 8 o'clock this morn
ing. Wayne McI'adden, the skip tenaer.
was instantly killed he was fia.is
an emptv skip up the incline when
unthinkingly he PUT his head out g.
one side to look back, coming in on
tact viii, the chute. breaking his neck
Instantly. The body was taken IN
charge by the local branch or Eper
w Hall's undertaking establishments
and Will be sent TO Salt Lake. where,
funeral services win be held at.5the
chapel Of Eber w. Hall Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock. .aa
Ron married but 10 months. His moth
ers resides in Provo, and his father
Is at present at Tonopah. Nevada, but
left Immediately for this city on beng
notified of the accident TO ms sou
the Ohio Copper company FOR one
YEAR, 4 t hS
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SNOW ACADEMY GRADUATES
AND COMMENCEMENT

(Specia Correspondence.
EPHRAIM, May 24.-1he commence
ment exercises OF sthe Snow academy
are being held this week. the conf
mence1nent program was given this af-
ternoon Pha alumni program Will be
given Tuesday afternoon at 2 p. m,.
the Grafton will be given by Hon. VIM.
D. Livingston. The business meeting
Will be held at 4 p. m. the BANQUET
at S D. m, and the alumni ball at $50
p. m.
The following are the graduates.
Normal observation-disclosures AIlder-
, son. Charles Madsen, Wells Thompson,
Archie Anderson, Theodore
ELI A.. Day, Elizabeth Andersen. Jessie
Armstrong, Dora Mceks, and Pauline
MouSen.
High school-Ffed Peel. Joseph
Young, Seymour Rasmussen, 6. w.
Roberts.
Dressmaking-Delma Hunt, Birdie
Hunt, Alvena Olson, Leona Bosen. Jen-
ME Anderson.
Preparatory-Barlow Pace. susannah
I.isshbee. Melvin Morrell.
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK
OF B. Y. UNIVERSITY
Beginning With Bnccalaurcatc Ser
mon Sunday Eveninss--Art and
Industrial Exhibit.

PROVO, May 29.-The following is
the general commencement program Of
HE Brigham Young university;
sunday evening, May 50. $ O'Clock, In
College hall:
B~accalaureate sermon-President g,
il. Brimliall.
Monday and Tuesday evenings, May
81 and June 4, In the opera house, siiie
seggar student 3, \ Y. opcra com
pany.
Thursday afternoon. June 9, 2 o'clock,
in college hall, class exercises, prepara-
tory school graduates.
Thursday evening, June b, $ oicipck'
in college hall. class exercises, second
airy school graduates,
Friday morning, June 4, atflo 2 clock,
in the stake tabernacle, annua conf
,nencement exercises.
Friday afternoon and evening, June
4. in college hall. library and symna-
stun. alumni reunion.
The industrial and fine art eXhipits
will be held all week in the preparatory
building.
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BURIAL OF SAMUEL HARRIS
AT RANDOLPH, RICH co,
speeial Correspondence.1

RANDOLPH. Rich Co, May H.-Sam-
Harris was buried yesterday. He
was sick but a few days with phneu-
mcnia. He leaves a wife and four small,
children to mourn his death. There
was a large turnout to the funeral OF
relatives and friends.
The district scllpo! finished its term
FRIDAY, the 10th, with aNnice program
and a few surprise parties to some OF
the teachers.
There is talk of having the town lit
up soon with electric lights, which Will
be brought from the Snow Creek Light
&tPower company.
There is a. %contasion among the chill
dren called by some German measles,
others contend tits scarlet fever.
The weather 80 far has been very cool
and in consequence the crops are back
ward.
There are several buildings under
progress which will help make the town
somewhat lively this summer.
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scorIELD BRIEFS.

A de~clanatorv contest was held Sat
urday last by the Scofield school and a
good program was rendered in connec--
ton. The proceeds Went towards pay
ing for a fine plano which the school
board has purchased. The prize win
lners We're: The grammar grade, Erma
Greenhalgh, $40; primary grade, Myrtle
Loveridse, S..
The Scofield public sclloolssclose Fri
day, May %. Commencement exercises
will be held the first week in June.
The mines only work about half time
at present.
There are four cases OF scarlet fever
here. but every precaution is taken to
prevent Its spread.
A fine daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Newren on the 18th.
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SHOOTING ARRAY AT
PAYsON, UTAH COUNTY
lsnecial correspondence

PAYSON, Utah Co. MAY 29:-AN3
shooting affray occurred here last
night ut the Hotel Payson,s Whet
james Gray. son of the proprietor was
In the arm By Gerald Green. y
young mar of this place.
~ ppears that for some u there
has been bad blood between the tWo,i
though for what reason has Q des
veloped. Last night Green Went 70
the hotel and called out young sGraS.
Bef0reN tliey had been talking long nos
Words we're exchanged When Green
whipped but his revolver and ntteinPt-
cd to shoot Gray in the head. Inc
lntter ducked and held up his arm
above his head and the shot went
through the heshy part Of his arnl, IN
ms wound. After firing the shot Green
made his escape but was arrested TINS
morning and is now IN the CUSTODY
of the sheriff.
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NEPHI HIGH SCHOOL
GRADUATION EXERCISES
lsnecIaI CONSEQUENCE,

NEPHI, Juab Co., May 26.--The
class day exercises of the graduating
class Of the Nephi High school were
held in the Central school at $50 last
evening. The program given was as
follows: Opening PRAYER. Adolph Bel
liston; defamation, George Belliston;
vocal duet, Misses Alta Coats and
Leah Pettigrew; history Of class. Fos-
ella Ellis; representation, Frank
glSoote; Reading, Warren Stephenson;
vocal duet, Hans and Ola christensen
What a Modern High School Should
BE. John Latimer; Taledictory, Jen-
cite Latimer. Those taking part con-
stitute the class Of 1909.
The general closing exercises and
commencement day of theSsciool will
be held in the Arlington hall today
and tomorrow, while tho alumni ball
will be given Friday evening.
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JUDGE GREENWOOD
OPENS COURT AT NEPHI
IcnnninI f,nrresnnnanncn

tEE44Fgs ISpeClal Fa
NEPHT, May 27.-Judge Greenwood
opened court here today and called the
calendar and made the following set
state vs.. Nick witka; set for trial.
June /.
StateSvs. Wilson Woods; June 2.
State VS.. Michael Burns; June 8.
Spider Mining company VS.. Nephi
Mining company; June &.
Rasmus Nelson VS., Henry Match;
June s.
A number OF cases We're dismissed
by the court on account OF their hay
ing been on the calendar so long, and
nothing having been done or no dis
position having been attempted TO he
made of them, of which the following
is a list: T.. Bergerinan VS.. Con j..
Hannlfn ct al; Grant Snyder. vs.. VIII
liam P. O'Meara. ct al; John j. Har-
per ct al VS.. Charles Il. E~rcangrack ct
al; George Y. Wallace ct al. vs. Martha
Washington Mining company; William
G. Bird VS.. Elizabeth Hague, admins
tratrtx; John Hanley. minor. by his
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29
utah AGRI COLLEGE
COMMENCEMENT
Graduates This zen Largest Glass In.
The History Of tho Instl-
tuition.
lsnecial correspondenee.

LOGAN, May es.-The Agricultural
college commencement exercises open
tomorrow at $40 p. N. in the college
chapel, when the senior class exercises
will be held and the public is cordially
invited. The school is this year gradu-
ating the largest classes in its history.
The remainder of the program with
the graduates follow:
Baccalaureate sermon, Sunday, May
80. III a. M. Right Rev. w. r. Harris,
Salt Lake City. /.
Monday, May 81 field day, alumni
business meeting, $3.50 p. IN.
TUESDAY. June i, 10 a. m, commence
jment exercises. address to graduates,
Gov. William Spry.
In the evening. juno i, alumni ban-
quet and ballot the Alumni ASSOCIATION
GRADUATES WITH DEGREES
Agricnlture-Earl Bennion, P. v. Car
don, Ernest Carroll. W.P. Day, Robert
]. Evans, c. e. Fleming, julius Il,
jacobsen. Daniel Pack, George M.#Iur-
pin, Cadmus Wallace.
Domestic Science-Jessie C.-Anderson
Esther Lee, Lizzie Q. Mckay, Ina r.
St%ratford.
General science--Hugh r. Adams
r con Formesbeck. Nellie Hayball, Err
est p. Hoff. John r. Horton, Ed.EH
Walters.
GRADUATES WITH CERTIFICATES
commerca-Hervin Bunderson, Geo
w. Cahoon. Louise Dunlap, Levon g
Halgren, Birdie T.. johnson, Sarah e
Johnson, Frank w. Laurensen,g Alfre,
p. Monson, Milford S. Heyrand, Mel
viz 6 smart. Sam Y. Turks, Ray
anond Waters.
Domestic Science-Cora Il. Grenhalgh
Viola. NJ. Hale, Rachel C. Jones.
observation-disclosures u. Maughan.
Mechanic Arts-Byron S. Alder, Sid
| nav Il AldouS.
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SMALLPOX EPIDEMIC
AT FAIRvIEW, sANPETE co.
lspeeial correspondence.

FAIINIEW, Sanpete Co, May rs
Ancpidemic of smallpox a broken out
in Fairview. AT present there arc four
families under quarantine, one family
having five of the family afflicted. The
first case was mild and it Was not GER
tain what was the trouble, and expos
ures We're made. The other cases are
more pronounced and the physicians
attention was called to it. The fol-
lowing families are ~quarantined With
the disease: William Garlic. Mr.. Snow,
Inglebert Christensen, and James An
dersons Numerous vaccinations have
been made.
The eighth grade graduates instead
of going to Mt. Pleasant to take fina
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-05-29
MURRAY DEPARTMENT
The "Newz. is delivered in Murray n vicinity from tho branch office
every night. L I. IAurtEen9 Branch Manage Orders for Church WORKS
Ind advertising received. Office oversF First National Bank 1nd .'phone 81

at the p. &B. sampler he was pounced
upon by Joe Richer, 1. fellow Austrian.
Richer pushed him off the sidewalk and
to the ground, and as Brickovich start.
ed I o rise pummelled him numerically
in the face. Brickovich fell back on
the ground and called for help. Richer
then drew a. long-bladed knife ana
stabbed his victim several times, cut
ting IA long and deep wound on tns
shoulder and another cash on the hand.
Deputy Marshal Whittle was a heil
block away and saw the assault. ne
started On a run toward the scene. but
Richer. seeing him. took to his sfleeis
and made his escape. DR.. kenneas
dressed the wounds, each of which re-
CURED 4 number of stitches to Close
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d Notle Dame Lady's Appeal

M all Knowing sufferers Of rheuma-
us,, whether muscular or of the
io,nts. sciatica. lumbagos. b~achache,
nains in the kidneys or neuralgia
pat ns to write to her for a home treat
sant which has repeatedly cured all
~ tnesa ~tortures. She feels it her duty
to send it to all sufferers FREE. You
scn- Iourself at home as thousands
III, cstify-no change of climate be-
W. necessary. This simple discovery
hanishes uric acid from the blood. loSs-
rs he stifened Joints. purffies the
sis.. and hr.Shtcns the eyes, stTiug
eiasticify and tone to h whole sys-
tenn II the above interests you. Tor
nroof address Mrs. N. Summers, o
B, Eotra Dame, Ind
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nRIGnANI CITY RRIETs.

Tle comic opera, s.Eiilee Taylor
will be- presented at the opera mouse
June 11-12 by local talent.
The report Of the county board Of
health for the month of April, shows
81 cases of &whoopingcough ~. cases q
two cases OF typhoid fever, one OF
whom died. SO far as contagious dis
eases arc concerned.
Several boys from this citN.8and Mll-
lard We're up in Judge I3oWrlng . court
this week on charge of using pro-
fame language They We're arrested
BY Marshal Evans and on his recon-
mendation and their promise to be
good were only given the minimum
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HIGH SCHOOL PROGRAM
OF JORDAN DISTRICT
snerialac nrresnnndenna

SANDY CITY, May a6.--Followinc !.
the program for the commencement sers
efcises of the Jordan high school, which
will be held in tAe Sandy ward housai
Friday, May 2s. at II o'clock a. NJ,
Song, .Archored,' boys chorus: IN
vocation, Bishop w. D.@ISuhre; piano
solo, Eftie Smith; principals renori
Enoch %Jorgenen: Out on the Deem;
sboys' chorus: s'Our. School as "a. Fresh
ma Sees IT, Ernest Greenwood: So.
lection. high school orchestra; "A Soph.
IGNORES View of the Future, Glare No
Hale: ladies' quartet, Far Aways.
Maud Nandenberg Grace Nawdrev.
trillie Erickson and Agnes Rasmussen,
address to the students. Supt. John w
Smith; duet, Zilpha Bateman and Glora
Boberg: violin solo, Peyton johnson;
remarks, members OF the school board:
.sTill We Meet Again., ladies. chorus.
Prof. u. w CLARK. musical director.
r. Berg ~Jorgenscn. master OF ceremo-
nies
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LESS MORAL
SINCE AMERICANS LEFT

Havana. May es.-rhere has been a
marked increase in immoral perform
ances at the tiieaters Of Havana, ac-
cumpanied by a general spread of vice
and an outbreak of gambling since the.
American occupation came to an end.
In order to counterfeit these tendencies.
a meeting WAS held last night at the
residence of Bishop Estrada. Many
prominent citizens were present, and a
society for the prevention OF vice was.
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.sUPT. Conner THOMAS
RETIREs WITH H0N0Rs
.lspecial Correspondenee.l

sCoFIELD, Carbon Co... May r.
Conner Thomas, of the Union
Pacific Coal company, who shortly re-
tires on account of failing health, was
honored by the employees who rendered
him alfine reception. He and his good
wife We're presented with a handsome
silver service. Also engrossed eulogies
handsomely framed.
MIR. Murphy of the Union Pacific
Coal company takes charge of the COM
pany's property here.
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BRIGHAM CITY RAISES
SALOON LICENSE TO $1,000
.1special corrcspondence.

BRIGHAM CITY. May 27.-lThe city.
council last evening had up for con-
sideration and final passage an amend
ment to liquor regulating oril-
nances and after a lengthy discussion
1t was decided to raise the saloonli-.
cense from 81 200 pei year to s1,5o0. and
to close the saloons. billiard halls. etc,
at 9 D. M. It was also made unlaW-
full for any person to give or sell In.
~atoxicating liquors to minors at any
place in the city. The new law Will
go into effect July j. 1908. The county
saloon license was also recently raiszd
from $500 10 s1,50D per year.
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nEsIpEScE BURGLARIzED.

PROVO. May 29t--A private residence
nearBthe S%pripgrilie depot WAS reported
burglatized Thursday night and u
watch and some rings reported taken.
Yesterday morning when City Marshal
Clark Of ~Springville brought breakfast
to three prisoners confined in the city
jail he found they had one Whether
there is any connection between the
two occurrences is notknowi.
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Guardian ad Item Johanna IIanley "
Joseph r. Harris VS.. Centennial MI ,p q
Mining company; Mammoth MINI dtgka
company VS. John Bush ct al.
In the case of the State a.,f
Michael Burns, convicted at the9,a
term Of burglary the court sranteI I'sl
new trial, upon4th motion Of Iefnnd =
ants counsel. hul.
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UTAH COUNTY GETS
STATE EXPERIMENT FARM

tspecia1 correspondence.l

LEHI, May 27.--Wednesday Prots.
b. 4, Merrill and Z. p. Ball Of the
Agricultural college, and the ltan
county commissioners, were IN Leh
visitinE the state central experiment
farm here. They took an inventory
Of the implements on hand ana tne
Monday what will be done with the
farm. The state has absolutely re-
fused to have anything TO do with the
farm on account of American Fork
people not supplying their share OF
water, and has turned It back to the
county.
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LINCoLN DIsTRICT.

HIM, Arid, district supervisor and
teacher; Irvas Aaird, Isabel Cook. Mary
S.. Crandall, Louie FarleN, Mary Ann
Lunceford, James G. Stfatttton. sLeearl
Burr. yerena@I CrandslI, Edgar H.
Calder, Levi ISetchen, Ellen Lunceford.
Mabel j Wilson.
George H.Dubois. teacher-Johm r.
Zabrlskie, Leonard Madsen, Ellanor @.
Lystrup, Thomas Allen. Forence Var
ley, Roland j.. Harding, John Joseph.
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MURRAY BRIEFS.

a farewell party was given III lhe
Holiday westinghouse last evening ..
honor OF William Harper. who ieaNea
shortly for a two years mission
California.
The Alumni ball given in the Ifosar
lero last "Wednesday evening IN nunD.
of the graduating class of 1869 OF NM
ray City was a grand success.
The Religion class of Murray flss
ward pleasantly surprised their press
dent, Mrs. John Trip, Wednesaas :,
ternoon. Lunch was served, q -
eraI good tfme had.
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NEpHI BRIEFS.

Seven car loads of yearling wethers
will be loaded out for Kansas CITY TO-
morrow. Il
Farmers are very busy aand&all avail
able help is finding employment.
The Wfitnore building is nearly
completed and work is progressing
rapidly5on the Ostler building.
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MEMoRIAL DAY AT IEHI.

LEIII. May 2S.-People are very busy
giving IN their grave lots in the ceme-
terry. and the city is having the streets
cleaned. III nearly every grave lot
flags have been planted and are@ln
bloom. The large green flag leaves
and the beautiful purple flowers q
much to the looks Of the cemetery.
Memorial services will be held Sunday
afternoon in the new tabernacle and
in addition to local talent taking part
in songs and readings. Prof. 3: 5.
Hinckley of the l.. D. S. y. will deliver
the PRINCIPAL address.