The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-05-27

A SPECIAL MEETING of B. F. Peix-
otto lodge viii be held at o'clock this
evening at Temple B'nai Israel.
THE BADGER CLUB will meet at the
Commercial Club rooms this evening to
people during the G. A. r. encamp-
ment.
THE PRINCIPALS and supervisors of
the city schools yesterday held their
weekly meeting at the Oquirrh school,
where they were served with refresh
ments and some folk dances were given
by the children of the school under
the direction Of Mrs. Bertha Martin.
A. c. NELSON, state superintendent Of
education, who has just returned from
visits to the schools Of Rich county, viii
attend commencement exercises Of the
Park City schools today and Of Eureka
tomorrow.
IRA LLOYD, aged II years, son Of Ben
jamin Lloyd, 564 West First South
street, was reported to the city board
OF health yesterday as suffering from
smallpox
EDWIN WRIGHT yesterday asked the
county commissioners to relieve him
from the bond of Nephi Timson, Justice
of the peace in No. 1 precinct. The
request was granted. this disqualifying
Timson until he finds someone else to
60 on his bond for 500.
MRS. MARIAN T. HALL, widow of
Judge William G. Hail. who died last
week at Long Beach, Cal, was appoint
ed by Judge T D. Lewis of the district
court yesterday as guardian of her three
minor children, Marion c., William T.
and James A Hall. The bond was
fixed at $4,000, which was furnished.
PANY reports the sale of nine lots in
Oakley Park yesterday Five of the lots
were sold to j. Patterson of Butte.
Mont, and four were purchased by Salt
Lake people.
THE TOTAL CLEARINGS of Salt Lake
banks yesterday amounted to 81 OIL 736. 15
as compared with S677. 1927 for the cor
responding day in 1908.
THE MEMBERS Of the American Insti-
tute of Banking have arranged for
spread at the Commercial club this
evening.
THE SALT LAKE HARDWARE COM
PANY has brought suit against the
Oregon Short Line company to compel
the opening of North Temple street.
which it alleges the railway company
has blocked up since May with ties,
rails and other material. The tempo
rary order was issued by Judge Morse.
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES of the
L. D. S. university will take place to-
night at SIS o'clock in Barrett hall.
SAMUEL LESTER, 9 years old. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lester, living at
353 Tenth East street. fractured his leg
in two places above the ankle by fall
ing from a tree yesterday afternoon.
The boy was climbing the tree in search
of birds eggs.
THE OHIO SOCIETY has decided upon
its official badge to be worn during the
coming Grand Army encampment The
design is a buckeye suspended from a
dainty pin and inscribed with the word
Ohio" The society has decided to send
an invitation to President Taft to be
its guest Of honor at banquet some
time during enCampment week.
WANDAMERE for the first time this
year was thrown open yesterday for the
accommodation of the students of the
L. D. s. university. The day was to
have been known as a field day The
members Of the faculty and about 100
students were present.
PATRONS AND SCHOOL CHILDREN
are requested to bring the flowers to
be used for the decoration Of the vet
Grams graves on Memorial day to the
various schools on Saturday morning
Conveyances will be sent for them at
o'clock Saturday afternoon.
AT AN OPEN MEETING Of the Manu-
facturers' association TO be held this
evening, John d; Giles will give talk
on advertising.