The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-24
| MURRAY NEWS NOTES
Special TO The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
MURRAY. June 23.-H. 7. Johnson,
former mayor OF Sandy. will deliver the
Grafton TO be held at the Fourth OF July
celebration TO be held at Midvale Monday,
July 5. Preparations are progressing
rapidly for a big celebration. members OF
the committee on general arrangements
being authority for the statement that
much entertainment will be provided for
those attending the celebration. The In
dependence day address by II. L. johnson
will In all probability be delivered at il
o'clock In the morning. In the entertain
ment line arrangements are being made
for a number OF interesting events. in
Guiding foot racing and other athletic
sports. A ball game viii take place be-
tween the Midvalc nine and the Draper
aggregation. The celebration VII be con-
cluded with a display OF fireworks and
q dance in the new pavilion.
w. y. Johnson. an old man. driver OF
AN express wagon. was thrown from MS
wagon yesterday morning when he coll
lided with another wagon on Sixteenth
South street. His scalp was cut from
contact with the ground. but his skull
was not fractured. His wounds were
dressed by a physician.
4 vinegar factory will be run I'm con-
ncction with the apple packing plant here
this summer. Work has been started on
the new plant and the vinegar making
plant viii utilize the second grade OF ap-
pies that have been thrown away before.
The plant will contain a cement base
mcut. 10 he used for potatoes. From in
dications at this time the prospects for
good.
An additional letter carrier now delivers
the mali in the city limits here. The
carrier was allowed at the request OF
Postms stcr u. e. Canocn. and will i'm
prove the mail service IN the residence
district. The postal business OF this clty
has been increasing so rapidly of late
that the additional carrier was necessary
10 handle the mail.
MURRAY. June 22.-Thc case of
Mrs Lizzie Long, who was charged by
! Mrs j. Rasmussen with obstructng
the irrigating bitches which run
through her farm. was heard before
Judge Charles Holm this morning. Aft
er a great deal of discussion between
! the two women, 1t was finally decided
that the attorneys for the two people
did, and after placing the situation
very plainly before them, finally
brought them TO an agreement which
was satisfactory TO both.
The saloons have complied with tho
new law requiring the removal OF
screens and other obstructions so as .
view of the interior may he had or
! SUNDAYS. and proprletors arc of the
opinion that there is no noticeable dc
crease in their business They all ap
pear satisfied and at no time have they
shown Il disposition to defy or eyadt
the provision.
The contract for the sidewalk paw
inc on Poplar street has been let Il
lanes Wood Mr., Wood s bid was
$1,000 He states that he VIII have
the work completed inside of one
month.
Alfalfa harvest has begun here Th'
crop is fine, standing well on th'
ground, and having made a ranl
Growth A heavy yield is being cut
Tho weather at present is hot and is
IDEAL. for curing alfalfa. The grounC
is full of moisture and farmers are
anxious 10 get the first crop off The
ground so that = second may start be
fore the bet. dry season begins. y
big crop Of alfalfa and other tam,
grasses means much this year \ higl
nrico is eYDCctcd in this product.