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Show Cjty and Jjjrhj VALTON E. PRATT, the eight-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. Valton Pratt, died of dlphthorla. Monday. Tho funeral took placo yesterday, with Interment in the City cemetery. u OAPT. AND MRS. JOHN 15. BL'R-BIDGE BL'R-BIDGE wish to thank all their friends for their kindly sympathy, thai was so thoughtfully shown them on tho occasion of the loss they sustained by the death of their daughter, Clco. Tho bereaved parents pa-rents desiro to express their appreciation of their friends' kindness. MOM THE COMMITTEE appointed to arbitrate arbi-trate the differences between tho Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone company and tho Brotherhood of Electrical Workers finished Us tusk yesterday afternoon, but the members refused to make their findings find-ings public until their report is made to the union at its regular meeting tonight. A 4 A G MACKENZIE, formerly creditor cr-editor of The Tribune, and wife becamo the parents of a daughter yesterday morning. The mother la doing nicely, tho baby Is in good health and the father is grinding out the "Brnakfast Food" column col-umn on the Herald with icr.owed energy. CHARLES G. WIRICK. who went through an operation for appendicitis at St, Mark's hospital a few weeks ago, returned re-turned to his home yesterday and will bo out In a few days. THE G. A. R. EXCURSION to Park City yesterday was largely attended, with great crowds from all over the State. Tho Union Pacific handled the Ogden crowd and the Rio Grande the delegations from this city, THE MEMBERS of Pioneer stako attended at-tended Saltalr ycetcrday and a most enjoyable en-joyable tlmo was tho result. The crowd numbered about 1E00 and the day was passed In amuseinents, with a lino programme pro-gramme and a dance In the evening. The rain was quite severe, with a high wind, but it cleared early In the afternoon and tho rest of tho time it was Ideal at the resort. POSTMASTER THOMAS has received a letter from John F. Wolff, on board the United States training ship Pensacola, asking for tho whereabouts of his uncle, Martin I Wolff, whom he "believes to be In tho grocery business in Salt Lake. - e THE THUNDERSTORM which burst over Salt Lake yesterday afternoon was puroly local, according to tho report of the United States weather bureau. At about 3 o'clock in tho afternoon the heaviness heavi-ness of the ntmosphore resulted In a few Hashes of lightning and a sudden shower of rain, which only lasted a few minutes and which was not felt outride of Bait Lake valley. Fair weather Is promised for today, although clouds may be seen from time to time. A. C. NELSON. Slate Superintendent of Public Instruction, sent out consus return blanks yesterday to tho various school boards throughout the State. Under the statutes, tho school census must bo taken between the first and second Mondays In July. From tho Increased number of graduates this year, the school population should show a largo Increase during the past twelve months. SECRETARY OF STATE J. T, HAMMOND HAM-MOND has called for a report from all Stato and private banks, showing their condition at the close of business on Juno 9 An order has also been Issued at Washington, D. C, calling for a statement from tho national banks In this State as to their condition on the above date. EMIL R. PETERS, late of Liepslc. Germany, Ger-many, was admitted to citizenship in the United States by District Judge Morso esterday. |