Show I r CELEBRATION AT PROVO A Gratifying Success the Exercises at Provo Provp July 4Tho Fourth of July celebration cele-bration was conducted In n most gratifying gratify-ing manner At 10 oclock a largo audience met In tho Tabernacle which was appropriately I draped In national colors and decorated with vines flowers and poLed pI nOn n-On the speakers platform were scaled a bevy of lIttle girls representing States Territories and jioMsesalonslhe Philippines being represented by a boy Master Brown Smoot Above and back oC tho States and Territories appeared the Godless God-less of Liberty Miss Incs Knight Columbia Co-lumbia Miss Lydia Roberts and Utah Miss Jennlo JOhes beautiful and beau tifully attired They remained standing during the opening exercises with Capt Wedgwood and Scrgl BuchI ad guards of honor and two little girls reclining at their feet ropresen ting Truth and JutuIcc the whol forming u very pretty and cf fccllvo tableaux Jn front of this picture wcro tho speakers members of the G A it and other uronilncnt ladlea and gentlemen gen-tlemen P Tho exercised opened by the t choir and audience singing America led by Prof J R Boshard Prayor was offered by the chaplain the day Rev S JI Goodwin Miss Arvilla Clark sang GoodBye and ns an encore Love Is n Tyrant each number being highly appreciated Mayor Taylor In a brief speech referred lo the blessings which have been given the Nation Na-tion and States us a result of the faith courage and labors of the revolutionary 0fathers Prof J M Jensen read tho Declaration of Independence In a very impressive manner Dr J M Tanner the orator of Iho day Indulged In a brief retrospection of tho celebration In Proo In the dar of his I boyhood and then traced tim history oC I the country and Its roWlh ami prosperous development pointing out that dangers I to tho Natlo existence I had always boon overcome by Gods blessings and the patriotism I pa-triotism of the pcoplr and closed ivJth I eloquent words or faith and promise that all coming dangers would likewise be met and conquered and that the American peoplp would always be found equal to thy high responsibilities which the destiny of the worlds progress might commit to their care and be foremost among the nations In carrying the blessings of liberty i lib-erty to all the world Tho choir rendered n selection which was followed by a recitation Whispering Bill by Miss MIram Nelkc This pathetic pa-thetic selection brought tears to the eyes of many of the audience and was so well received that Mlis Nelko favored the as pembly Jim with n second selection Me and JimPatriotic sentiments by exMayor S S Jones and Judge J E Booth werj very effectively real by l Mr Hannah C Tucker I after which the audience Joined Jn singing The StarSpangled < d Banner Benediction by the chaplain brought the exercises to n close Darlons UaUd was In attendance and rendered appropriate musical selections AMUSEMENTS Immediately after the mccllnir the bicycle 1 bi-cycle race to Sprlngvilie and return twelve miles was made Therc wore nln j entries Tho rico wa < made In forty minutes Prizes were distributed In thu following order j First prize Shepherd second prize Lc SIcur third prize Blssell and fourth prize Graham Tho afternoon was dooted to athletic games and sports on the west squaro and races on tho race track near tho lake resort Many people visited the lake resort and enjoyed tho day with the attractions offered of-fered there others went to the canyon and some left the city for Salt Lake and other points There were many visitors hero from Tlntic and adjoining towns < The various committees having charge of natters connected with the celebration deserve great praise for their Indefatigable Indefatig-able and successful labors Great at Payson LTRIBUNE SPECIAL Payson July Ioda 1 has been held the greatest L of fill celebrations In this city Large crowds of visitors were pros ont from all nearby towns A special train from Tlnllc brought over COO people peo-ple Tho city park was crowded and a lino programme was listened to with Interest In-terest The Declaration of Independence read by Frederick Boeffner was greeted with apphiusrv Prof Josiah Uiekrmm of Provo was tho orator of the day and wag loudly cheered and applauded The horao races and the bal game wore features of the afternoon The ball game was between the Payson team and a team from Knlghtsvlllc won by the former form-er by n score of jo 1 to 0 The ladles Iommlttoe deserves great praise for the grand representation In the parade The hive of Ladles of Maccabees from Tlnllc was preacnt on one float ft has been a day of great pleasure and amusement for tho acoplo oC Payson Tonight and dancing halls are crowded Glorious at Scofield LTRIBUNE SPECIAL Scoflcld July hThe Fourth has been n very glorious day here thp I 1 O F tendered their new hril for 0 ounce for tho little lks There wore fully1 50 children present and all had a very on t joyablo afternoon Each child was given candy and fruit which was contributed by the merchants of Srojleld Much I credit Is I duo the committee for HB kindness kind-ness and the way iL conducted the affair The day will be concluded by a grand ball r In the evening The Fourth at Kaysville 7 Kaysvlllo July lTho I fourth of a series of baseball games between the Kaysvlllo L and Layton crack nines was played here today Tho game was not up to the UHual standard santo wild playing being done by 1 both sides Tho result was another 0 victory for Kaysville by i 1 scoiv or 26 to 51 J Swartwooil the Kaysvlllo backstop played with the Lay tons lodny to Complete 5 Com-plete that nine hue lineup follows Pt Kaynvllic Layton Dibble c Swarlwood I p O Layton p Ti OBrien PhilIps lnt b C OBilon i Croft 2nd b I i Harris iC G Lnylon 3rd b Ilodnon a Sheffield 1 HH Green Barnort r f Iluduon Bennett 1 c f Evans t Warren 1 f Wlgglll The game was witnessed by i a very large crowd tho day II here being tu only amusement of I Springrvillcs Celebration Sprlngyme July The Fourth of July Wa ob ernjd her today by Il street parade pa-rade at 10 oclock thin morning and a C programme rendered In the L D S meetinghouse meet-inghouse which was as followai l Hong America by the congregation Invocation James E Hall 0 Comments on tho Dcclerutlon of Independence a 5 Inde-pendence D C Johnson I Bong Star Spanglrxl Banner jBy the assembly OratlonPror L E ISpgorlson Solo MlsH Etta Johnson r Scarf drill TtC Twelve little wlrls under direction of Mrs Rcna noyJnnce te Speech of the Colonial Ladles ijt Miss Kathryn Johnson Lt Lolii Celebrates Lchl July The Glorious Fourth Is bo I log enthusiastically celebrated today A iv great amount of powder Is being burned ii and the small boy with his cracker Is eX much In evidence At daybreak the citizens i C citi-zens were aroUscd by tho tiring of thirteen t s thir-teen guns In honoi of tho thirteen orig I inal States and a gun fOI each of the PICH fnt Territories At Hiinrlfle Old Glory ihl was unfurled to the breeze from the liberty dr lib-erty polo and for tho next several hours IC tho silver and Hiring bandit Horoniujod the I s town AltO oclock the Illlzens gaUicrcd ile Jn tho grovo which had been profusely I r decorated with tho national colon ami tO flowers and listened to the following programme Selection Silver Band t ar Prayer Chaplain John Woodhoutlo jan Reading of Declaration of Independence uifl John W Stoker In Singing Star Spangled Banner Ii Oscar Kirkham V Oration by tho orator of the day Prof a I A B Anderson DletlJftrla and Richard Bush rW Speech Mayor Evans duo Cornet solo Prof A Miller Burleanuo orationFruncl Child RecllfillonoIJ6 Jennie Mired c1 Reading of toasts and sentiments t J B Gaddlo thI Prayer the Chaplain LI This afternoon tportj of all kinds arc being l Indulged In at tho grove and lots I of prizes are being given away and this evening there will be a grand display of reworks h Tho only accident yet reported was tho Injury I to the 1 faces of three small boys resulting from tho accidental llrlng ot a quantity of powder Although one of tho boys t had his face and hair bndly burned and his eyes are swolon closed none of tho Injuries will bo permanent Hurt in a Runaway Kaysville July IAhout I twenty Xays vlilp young people spent tho Fourth picnicking pic-nicking In Wcbor canyon They had a jolly time during tho day but on tho return re-turn trip ono of tho teams became unmanageable un-manageable whilo coming down a hill near Layton and after an exciting runaway run-away for half a mile the wagon in which were four young Indies and four young men was capsized and Iho whole party wns thrown violently to the ground rho boys escaped injury but Miss Agnes Swan had her left arm broken and Miss LIzzIo Barnes was badly shaken up and frightened With the exception of Miss Swan none of them wcro seriously hurl Dr Ingram Is atlendlng her Contentions About Water Provo July IAt I the meeting of tho stockholders of the various canal companies I com-panies using the waters of Provo river and representatives from Provo City In 1 Utah county a committee previously appointed ap-pointed li supervise the division of the i waler etc 1 was directed to tako suoh legal I steps an may ho ncccisary lo obtain ob-tain tho quantity of water to which Utah county ii I entitled it being the opinion that tho Wasatch county people arc using moro than their share There was considerable discussion In ic gard to the division of wulcr made by the arbitration Commission In 1S9S and which Provo City and HomeOf the canal I companies com-panies l have filed In the Fourth District rourt and isked that a decree be entered en-tered In conformity with tho report of the commission Representatives of tho West Uolon canal 1 and somo of the associations interested In tho waters of the river expressed ex-pressed themselves as dissatisfied with I I the report of tho commlslon and tho I West Union Canal company at least will oppose a decree bated upon the report re-port A Springville Wedding Sprlngvllle July I Mr Jay Williams and Miss Sarah Scoville of this city wcro married hero last night at tho home of tho brides patents Mr and Mrs JJyrum Scoville by Bishop Joseph Loynds Sanpete County Salaries MantI July IA I tho meeting of tho County Commissioners held yesterday tho salaries of county officers for tho next two years was fixed as follows County ClerIc SOW per year County Treasurer 300 Recorder 59Cc Attorney 700 County Commissioners 260 each Sheriff 300 Assessor S750 Surveyor 100 Tho only change made was that ol the Attornev which was cut S200 |