Salt Lake Tribune | 1908-06-28 | Page 13 | Bingham Notes and Personals

BINGHAM NOTES AND PERSONALS Special to The Tribune. BINGHAM, Juno 27. -The Alumni dance given by the eighth grade graduates grad-uates of the Central school was a success, suc-cess, and the young people showed themselves them-selves good entertainers. Bobbin brothers aro now handling ore from tho Black Dog dump, in their jig in front of the Central school house'. Thu Misses Marv Byrnes. Maude Dobbs and Tna Clay's are Bingham girls who are attending St. Mary's ncaleniy in Salt Lake City and who 'took part in the yearly commencement cxcivisea of that institution held Friday evening. Tom Harr, formerly with i.h Boston 1..011. .Mining company here, is now cm ployed by the Knight. Mangum & Whitney brokerage firm of Salt Lake City. John R. MeKciifcie and familv, of Highland Boy and for the past " two years residents of Pdnghnnt, left for Picton county. Nova Scot in. their former for-mer home. Fred Aldrich, the Highland Bov .blacksmith, left last week for Buhl, whero he. intends to establish himself in the new country. The Bell telephone strike in camp, with tho linemen, has been settled, and the com pa 113- has been placed on tin-fair tin-fair list by tht several labor organizations. organiza-tions. I Ted L. Iloliuan. editor and manncer of the Bingham Press, a camp wceklv, has also succeeded iu getting placed on the fair list with the laboring men, He I was accused of fighting for the Bell j cause and of other differences with the laboring class. This is the first, caso ! whero an editor or paper has oponlj- taken ta-ken sides against labor organizations, to be placed on equal footing with them. The Finn society of Bingham went to Lagoon Tuesday the Stato dav for all bwcdish and Finn societies. Manv of, their countrymen went with the baud. The Bingham Commercial elub will form articles of incorporation at a meeting meet-ing of its members July 3. The incorporation incor-poration will be made under the laws of Utah governing such organizations. The Commercial club has perfected .joint plans with the citizens of camp for tho Fourth of Julv eelabration. Judge A. G. Weber, of .Salt. Lake Citv, will be the orator of the day. He 'is well known in Bingham and nas manv staunch friends here as well as throughout through-out the state. A local speaker will also be heard. Cox's band of Bingham Junction, and the Bingham band will head the parade to be given in the morning. Every labor and industrial organization or-ganization of camp will be represented in the parade. Postmaster C. IL Roberts, through his untiring efforts with the government, has suecccded in getting an additional increase of $5 per month for the three rural carriers of Bingham. The increase in-crease takes effect July 1. Mr. Roberts Rob-erts received the communication from Mr. "De Graw, fourth assistant postmaster-general, granting the increaso Friday. Fri-day. It authorizes tho increase from $70 to $75 a mouth for Bingham rural mail carriers. As iu previous communications, communi-cations, the increase Ls granted not as a precedent to raiso all rural carriers, but local conditions are entirely under consideration. The mountainous country coun-try and continual inclemency of the weather arc the features on which it is granted. The -funeral of Hattic Victoria Johnson, John-son, who died Thursday of consumption, will be held at the L. T. S. meeting house Monday at 1 o'clock. Interment at Bingham cemetery, Upper Bingham people will hold a Fourth of July celebration by themselves, them-selves, not coming lo main Bingham as heretofore. Saturday a subscription was taken up from all upppr Bingham-ites Bingham-ites for the jollification. A good time is expected bv all.