Show Castlegate Happenings Special Correspon < Jenof Castlegate June 15The first shipment ship-ment of mining cars tools and supplies for the miners were loaded up today for Sunnyside Harry Parmlee will leave here today to take charge of the Sunnyside mine a foreman For sometime some-time he has been assistant forman In the Castlegate mines He Is well quail fled A short time ago he took the prize for the best method of ventilating mines having among his competitors some of the most practical miners and foreman In the district Mark Petrlc an Austrian while unloading un-loading mine rails out of a box car last evening got a painful and severe cut on the head by a rail striking him He says that It was done thoughtlessly by those throwing them out of the car Dr Asadoorlan dressed the wound and Petric will be at work again in a day or so Joseph Senalgi a miner got a blow In the eye from a piece of coal flying from the end of his pick Joseph Thomas and Andrew Wallace two of Scoflelds respected citizens were Castlegate visitors Mr Evan Thomas of Cleveland is here and will return home today taking tak-ing with him his daughter Ir John Jones Ir Jones will stay for several days in Castle Valley visiting relatives rela-tives and friends A few friends i of Mr and Mrs E r Santschi met at their home last evening even-ing and spent a very agreeable time Mr and Mrs Ricks were among the number r Ricks came down from Logan some days ago Only onehalf of the mine is working work-ing on account of the motors in the other part being out of order The Castlegate band has been again resurrected and an effort made to keep the members together until after the July holidays Alfred Olsen is still confined to his house through having his left foot injured in-jured by a piece of coal falling on it while at work in the yard The largebowery and dancing pavilion pavil-ion is rapidly nearing completion A large number of Italians are everyday every-day working upon the structures In the lower end of town John Jones sr Is erecting a fine frame residence at the upper pat of town Musical Recital Special Correspondence Logan June 15The musical recital at the B Y college last evening was attended by a throng of people standing stand-ing room in the spacious new chapel I being at n premium The following is the programme rendered Overture to Figaro Misses Gladys Spencer and Mattie Howell The Pining Flower Retell and Spring Song Henschel Miss G Cardon Rondo BrillianCe Merkel Miss Maud Smith Legende Wieniawski Miss Phyllis Thatcher Terzetto from Elijah Mendelssohn Thirteen Selected Voices Andante from Symphony Heydn Master Edmund Spencer Messrs Roy Thatcher and K A Crismon Spanish Dance Moskowski Ir R L Sweeten and Mrs R W Sloan La Fontaine Bohm Miss Mattie Howell Sextette from Lucia r Sloan Miss Bessie Morehead Messrs F Baugh A Hanson A M Cfayton W S Lamoreaux All the selections were heartily applauded ap-plauded Charles G Johnson and Harriet D Anderson both of Hyrum were granted ed a marriage license today and were Immediately married by Justice Knowles Will Celebrate the Fourth Special Correspondence Mt Pleasant June 15Thls city will celebrate Independence day this year At the last meeting of the city council an executive committee consisting ofF of-F C Jensen G H Marshall and William Wil-liam Olsen was appointed to arrange a proper celebration They have appointed ap-pointed the following subcommittees which are proceeding with the duties alloted them Programme R W Livingston Lydia Candland Lewis Larsen O C Anderson Ander-son Miss Harold Decorating Anderson C J Jensen Jen-sen Jennie Jorgenson Mary Larsen Ella Herron John Lovegren Amusements Hans Brown F Clark M F Rosenberg M G Rolph Joseph Wise Assaulted By His Son Special Correspondence Springville June 15 Today Marshal Gemmell arrested Moroni Chllds on a charge of assault and battery preferred by his father Thomas Childs an aged citizen of this place Childs resisted the officer but was finally arraigned when he pleaded not guilty He was given ten days inthe county jail by Justice Boyer Young Childs has been slightly demented for several years and has been for a time In the asylum On the return of Judge Booth of the Fourth district court Childs will probably prob-ably again be examined for his sanity An exodus of Springville fishermen has been going on all day but so far no startling catches are reported Alexander Found Guilty Special Correspondence Heber June 15 Charles Alexander of Midway stands condemned for the crime ot cattlestealing having been found guilty by a jury The case was given to the jury about 11 oclock yes 1 terday forenoon and after being out about an hour they returned Into court with a verdict of guilty Sentence will be passed upon him on June 30 Pending Pend-ing sentence Alexander is held on 1000 bonds The case against Baum chsrgea with grand larceny came up yesterday afternoon The defendant in this case is accused of stealing thirtytwo head of sheep last February the property of Thomas Murdock of Charleston A number of witnesses were examined The case will probably go to the jury about noon Spring City Happenings Special Corresuondence Spring City June 15The wedding reception of J Morgan Johnson and Miss Anna Madsen both of this city was given last evening at the home of the brides parents Mr and Mrex Andrew Madsen Bishop J A Allrsd performed the ceremony after whlchi the company repaired to the dining room where an elegant repast was served A number of distinguished guests were In attendance and many beautiful and costly presents were given the happy pair A farewell party will be tended Charles Olsen at the opera house this evening The young man leaves on Tuesday next for a mission to the northern states Word has just been received that Elder El-der L M Christiansen who has bees laboring in Scandinavia for the past two years is now on his journey home and will reach here the first week la July It |