| Show IT WAS A BUSY SESSION State Land Board Held an Important Im-portant Meeting PRINTING CONTRACTS LET BRIGADIER GBNEE L YOUNG IS SUJbS HIS ORDERS Memorial Day Programme Is Now Very Nearly Completed l3atter > n Orders for Sunday > Services Snle of Bonds will he lad Without Dif culty Statement of Disposition of Funds Made by the Committee on Inauguration of the Governor Who Contributed to the Onuse Other News Around the State Offices The meeting of the state board of land commissioners yesterday afternoon after-noon was a lengthy one the members remaining in session until nearly 7 oclock There was considerable business done although not as much as might have been expected from so lengthy a sitting Qui Nebekers request to lease grazing lands in Rich county amounting amount-ing to four townships was tabled on account of the board having no forms maps and piats When the printing is completed it will be taken up and passed upon The board opened bids and awarded contracts for printing maps and plats yesterday The Utah Lithographing company was the successful bidder their offer for 5000 large township maps being 75 even and for 15000 small maps 3750 This work will be pushed as rapidly a possible in order that the board may have a chance to get its work done up to date Mr A D Ferron of this city was appointed ap-pointed locator of lands at a compensation compen-sation of 4 per day and expenses His thgrough knowledge of the lands throughout the state made him avery desirable man to select lands for the commonwealth He has been in the employ of the government for many years and knows every foot of Utah from Cache to Washington counties Clerk Hendershot has completed the filing of the applications already made to the board and the following is a complete list I is printed for the general gen-eral information of the public which has no other way of getting information informa-tion than from the newspapers Some of the applications are not thorough as to description but those living in the vicinities where the applicants reside re-side will be enabled to locate the land with little difficulty The various applications ap-plications are either for lease or purchase pur-chase as will be noted Joseph S Rawlins to purchase disputed dis-puted claim to section 16 township 3 south range 1 east This land is in this county near Draper Douglas r Todd to purchase section 16 township 9 north range 1 seqqon Charles A Madsen of Gunnison to lease saline lands in section 33 township town-ship 20 south range 1 east James H Beck of Draper to purchase pur-chase section 16 township 3 south range 1 east Soren Jensen of Draper to purchase section 36 township 3 south range 1 west Ira D Wines et al to purchase section sec-tion 16 township 4 south range 5 east E R South of Randolph to purchase I portion of section six miles northeast of the town no description given John L Gates of Salina to purchase portion of section 36 township 22 south range 1 east H B Weddell of Ogden to purchase or lease section 36 township 8 north range 2 west Arthur Brown and W I Snyder to purchase all of section 16 township 1 south range 4 east J F Chidester of Panguitch lease on grazing lands undescribed James T Ockey of Nephi to purchase pur-chase portion of section 36 township I 12 south range 1 west William Drummer of Draper to purchase pur-chase portion of section 16 township 3 south range 1 east T C Thoreson of Logan to purchase timber lands undescribed Jacob W Jensen to purchase part of section 36 township 3 south range 1 west A B Anderson of Hyrum to purchase pur-chase timber on sections 4 5 8 9 and 10 of township 10 north range 4 east William Ockey of Nephi to purchase part of section 36 township 12 south range 1 west W J Ockey of Nephi to purchase part of section 36 township 12 south range 1 west 5 I A Zundel of Box Elder county to purchase section 16 township 7 north range 2 wstf iy Thomas Wilson et al of Randolph to purchase certain lands undescribed N Pierson of Oakley Summit county coun-ty to purchase part of section 16 township 1 south range 6 east t Citizens committee of Woodruff and Randolph to lease all state lands in the vicinity of the two towns for grazing graz-ing purposes Robert B Miller of Salt Lake City for lease of stone lands in Red Butte canyon S Charles I Stanning of Beaver for lease of part of section 16 township 29 south range 7 west I John H Lee of Mapleton to lease grazing lands for citizens of the town i undescribed Benjamin Lillywhite of Beaver to purchase part of section 16 township 29 south range 7 west Jacob W Christensen of Mount Pleasant to purchase part of section 36 township 1 south range 4 east Citizens of Spanish Fork to lease grazing lands in the eastern part of Utah county Hyrum Murphy to purchase part of section 36 township 21 south range 1 west Leamington Reservoir and Canal company for a reservoir site O G Kimball of Scofield to purchase pur-chase part of section 16 township 12 south range 7 east C B Sears of Black Butte Wyo to lease portions of townships 7 and 8 In the Ogden valley Sears has purchased pur-chased a lot of land from the UnionS Union-S Pacific and wants to get control of the intervening sections A C and E R Summers of Avon Cache county to purchase all of section sec-tion 16 township 9 north range 1 east Gunnison City Antelope Valley Canal company application for lands and reservoir site This application covers about 150000 acres and is the largest demand made upon the board Whether it will be granted or not cannot can-not be predicted at this time H J Randall of Pleasant Grove to I purchase section 16 of township 5 south of range 2 east Ernest Hodges of Beaver to purchase pur-chase part of section 16 of township 29 south range 7 west C H Alley of Laketown Rich Aley Laetown county coun-ty to lease grazing lands undescribed Wm F Stumf of Iron county to purchase part of section 16 township 36 south of range 12 west Albert Stephens of Sevier to purchase or lease grazing lands unsurveyed James Lang to purchase portion of section 16 township 29 south range 7 west o T M Grover of Morgan to purchase part of section 16 township 3 north range 2 east nor Zachariah Evans of Gale to purchase part of section 16 township 3 south range 1 csf Arthur Brown ana W I Snyder to purchase section 32 township 1 north range 4 east Henry Miller to purchase certain lands undescribed in the vicinity O Goshen Thomas Irvine of Logan to purchase certain undescribed school lands near th city of Logan All these applications will have to lay on the table until the maps and plats referred to above are completed when they will be taken up and considered con-sidered sideredMEMORIAL DAY ORDERS The brigade commander has completed com-pleted his arrangements for the movement move-ment of tlje state troops on Memorial day and the following orders have been issued National Guard of Utah Headquarters First Brigade Salt Lake City May 20 1S96 opecia1 oiraer Nn i iI uutr MQ All organizationsof the First brigade sttone at Salt Lake City will a semble in light marching order at the city and county building at 930 a mon m-on May 30 march to begin at 945 a m Infantry will form immediately in front of west entrance of building Cavalry and artillery will form on State street between Fourth and Fifth South stets Line of march North on State street t Third South street west on Third South street to West Temple street north on West Temple street to Second Sec-ond South street east on Second South street passing G A R hall to Main street north on Main street to South Temple street countermarch on Main street to Second South street east on Second South street to State street south on State street t Fifth South street At the corner of State and Third South streets the brigadier general and his staff will take position at the head of the column At G A R hall on Second South street the Grand Army veterans will take position in the column and be escorted es-corted on the march t the corner of Second outh and State streets At the earner of South Temple and Main streets the troops will pass in review re-view before the governor Alt the corner of Second South and State streets on the return march the battery will leave the column and proceed pro-ceed to Mt Olivet cemetery where after firing a salute a a part of the ceremonies of the Grand Army of the Republic i will be dismissed Immediately following the parade a general review and inspection by the brigadier general will take place on State street in front df the city and county building after which the troops wH be dismissed The Denhalter hand will report to thE colonel of the First Infantry at the place designated at 930 oclock a m By order of Brigadier General Wil lard Younsr commanding First brigade National Guard of Utah JOSEPH E CAINE Assistant Adjutant General Orders bv the colonel of the First infantry the major of the First cavalry cav-alry and the captain of the battery will issue today The following special order has been made by the captain commanding the First battery of this city Quarters First Battery May 21 1896 All members of the First battery light artillery National Guards of Utah are hereby ordered to assemble at Grand Army hal on Second South street near the Cullen hotel on Sunday Sun-day May 24 at 10 oclock a m sharp for the purpose of acting as escort tC the Grand Army of the Republic which will attend church service at the West Side Baptist church on that date Members will report with belts but no side arms White gloves will be worn The leggings will not be worn on this occasion A full attendance is ordered By order of ofGEORGE GEORGE W GIBBS Captain Commanding Attest C M JACKSON First Sergeant MISCELLANEOUS The pardon granted to Joseph R Nielson charged with burglary was issued sued yesterday and Nielson was turned loose No vacancies on the military staff were filled yesterday SALE OF BONDS The clerk of the board of loan commissioners cerk missioners said yesterday that up to date no replies have been received from any of the parties to whom were sent prospectuses of the sale of the 200000 in bonds bids for which will be opened on June 1 I is learned from other sources that there will be no difficulty in disposing of the bonds One house in the east has already ready said if the bonds were 4s it would take them all but the change will not be needed A banker of the city who is in close connection with the state offices told a Herald man yesterday afternoon that an offer better bet-ter than par had been received already ready and that there would be no trouble whatever jetting rid of the fl r state prp S INAUGURAL EXPENSES Chairman George M Cannon of the Inaugural celebration committee has just received from the finance committee commit-tee appointed at the time of the inaugural inau-gural celebration a report of the amount collected by the finance committee com-mittee amounting to 54750 Reports of the other committees showed a decency and consequently the chairman of the committee solicited sufficient subscriptions to pay the full amount The names of the subscribers and the amount subscribed by them to the finance committee and the chairman are a follows Fifty dollar subscriptions Z C 11 i 1 and F Auerbach Bro t Twentyfive dollar subscriptions State Bank of Utah Wells Fargo Co McCornick Co Deseret National Nation-al Bank Zions Savings Bank and Trust company Walker Bros Bank of Salt Lake Deseret Savings Bank O J Salisbury Utah National Bank National Bank of the Republic GeoM Geo-M Scott Co Home Fire Insurance company of Utah Salt Lake City Railway Rail-way company Salt Lake Rapid Transit Tran-sit company Commercial National Bank Ten dollar subscriptions Holel Tem pleton Barton Co Cunnington Co Cutler Bros Co Geo A Lowe L W Dittmann T Wenner CoB Co-B K Bloch Co Citizens Electric Light Co Mullett C Five dollar subscriptions Geo T Odell Studebaker Bros Manufactur Odel Stud baer Brs Manufatur ing company Henry Sadler Utah Liquor Li-quor Co Manca Bros Salt Lake Brew ing Co J A Marshall Walker house Muller Bros John McDonald jr L A Benton J H Griffin Simon ONeil M E Mulvey Co Finch Bros Miscellaneous amounts Oscar Young berg 3 Barnhart Stahl C H Riley Ri-ley J J Riley Smith Drug company 250 each A C Keeley cash E O Riley 2 each D G McGreely 1 Total 67250 The amounts were expended in the following way Parade 285 00 Decorations and sundries 262 50 Expenses for music committee 25 00 In addition to the amounts stated a number of parties contributed dma parte tons in the form of supplies |
