The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-02-11
HEALTH OF PROVO;
COMMERCIAL CLUB ACTS
Bell Telephone Opposed, Knight
Franchise Favored; Teach
erS' Institute.
Special to The Tribune,

Special TO The IrlbuHe>
PROVO. Feb. 1O.-The Provo CONNER
cial club. at their regular meeting last
night, discussed the health and sanitary
conditions OF the city, and 1t was de-
cded that action should be taken TO re-
move, so far as possible. all conditions
favorable TO the spread OF disease. The
following committee was appointed TO
organize a health league: ]. w. n.
Whitecotton. DR.. 4. y. Merrill, Il. =.
Mitchell. S II. Goodwin. DR.. Il. G.
Hughes and w. S. Rawlings. 1t Is the
intention OF the club to secure as large
a membership as possible in order 10 get
the cooperation Of a large number OF
people,
Oppose Bell Telephone.
The Commercial club placed itself on
record as opposed TO granting a lran-
chise to the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele-
phone company more favorable 10 that
company than the one under which the
Utah Independent Telephone company Is
now operating. A committee. consisting
OF George Havercamp. Z. %. knowlden
and w. Lester Mangum. was appointed
to advise the city conncil as TO the views
of the club In the matter The action
OF the board Of governors in favorlng the
granting OF "A franchise for an interurban
railroad to Jesse Knight. was approved,
The club also decided 10 encourage the
use Of smudge pots. or orchard heaters.
by the fruitgrowers. In order TO prevent
the great loss OF fruit by frost.
Teachers Institute.
The Utah County Teachers institute
will hold It's regular February session IN
the p, Y. university. Saturday. the 18th.
The programme Is as follows:
Music. provided by j. w. McAliister oil
Lecture. "UnihcatIon Of Curriculum"
by Prof Mosiah Hall OF the University
Lecture. why School Work Should BE
| Well and Carefully Done by Alma l..
BInzel Of the Brigham Young university
| Department meeting at 1;5o p: m.
High school special programme,
Grammar or grade-.How to Get Ex-
preston from the Child Prof. Mosiah
| Hall. MI,
cipal Alma L. Binzel.
Building and Loan Society.
The Provo Building and Loan society
| held it's annual stockholders meeting
| last night, and declared dividend of
50 per cent for the year amophIng 10 10
| S64i7 i3. OF this amount s7l3.06 goes to
| the reserve fund and slO32 to undi-
| vided profits. The business Is reported 10
be in good condition; The officers. , VINO
dent; j. e. Booth. vice president: .or, "a. ~
Thomas. secretary. Julius c. Anderson'
assistant secretary raSIjn WG'eT Robert P p'HS@ Bee
John c. swensen. Jesse Knight. g II.
| Miller James l.. Brown and Wlllls Is
| SpafTord, directors The society: since
| us organization. has paid Slo,S?hzo III
| dividends.
Incorporation Filed.
Articles of Incorporation of the NGbo
| National Mining company were filed WIN
| the county clerk today. Provo is hatneI
| as the principal place OF business, ahu
| the capltal stock is 100000. in shares OF
| the par value Of ] cent each; ana Is
| based on the valuation OF the keystone
| Nos. / 10 mining claims In the Nepo
| mining district. Juab county w, ~
| Rawson is president. c. y. erickson
| vlco president. John II. StcWart. secre,
tary and treasurer; Harvey cum aho
| Andy J. Stewart directors
Notes and Personal
| Tho cases for trial at the opening Of
| tho February term of the district courl
at, Hcber City have all been eoheih"co
until Monday next. NJ
The ten -months-o|d daughter OF M'
and Mrs. Hyrum King dlcd NcstcrdaS T'. %, a
/ Eureka from pneumonia lhe teihdlpS
will be brought here for lntermeh15I' IN nmu
brief funeral services VIII be heid + r. r.
day at the home of Mr.. kine parents
/ 9l5 West Center street
Judge w n. Duscnberry formerly q
nrominent resident here. Is seriously ~
nj mis- home in Salt Lake CITY, his III
ness dates from New Years day wheI
ho was attacked with severe ease ol
porltonltle This. however. mas pcI pcGI
! overcome but the Judge does not ral,s
from It's effects. His improvement j.
very slow,