The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-07-20

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No interest was taken in the election,
only one name being before the voters,
that of MIR. A. b. Richardson. The voters
felt that better man could not be secured,
and that a few votes were as good as a
great many as far as electing him was con-
cerned- Only twenty-four votes were cast,
Mr.. Richardson receiving every one. He
was declared unanimously elected to sue
coed himself as trustee for three years.
In this connection it can be said that the
Park never before had board of trustees
that took the interest in school matters
that the present board does. MIR. f. W.
Hayt, Mr.. e. p. Ferry and Mr.. A B.
Richardson have constituted the board dur
ing the past year, and to their efforts is due
the fine building now possessed by District
No. IL. 1t is safe to say that another build
ing will be erected this year in the Third
ward, and the public schools placed on a
better basis than ever before. Park City
was the first place in the territory to main
tain free public school.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE,
In compliance with the new school law.
Wasatch and Summit counties will hold a
joint teachers institute at Heber for three
days. commencing Monday, July 2S. Final
arrangements were made and programme
arranged on Saturday last by Attewall
Wooton, superintendent of schools for Wa
satch county, and G, A. Short, deputy sup
erintendent of schools of Summit county.
Free transportation has been provided for
teachers of Summit county from Park CITY
to Heber and return. Besides the regular
work of the institute, there will be con
cert evening lecture, excursions, ETC.,
which will make the trip very pleasant
outing for the teachers. All interested in
educational matters are invited to attend
the institute.
TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL.
next. A programme of exercises has been
arranged and will be given in the public
school building Wednesday evening, com
mencing at s O'Clock. No admission fee
will be charged, and all friends and pat
rons of the school are invited to be present.
The following is the programme:
Opening address Laura Sperrv
Song-~Orr Beautiful Ship is Launched To-
DAY -Bessie Handley, Sylvia Stanley Flossie
Mcdonald Lille Lanyon. Myrtle Weber
Cora Martin. Grace Richardson, Rose Priestly
and Anna Cupit.
Recitation-''One Touch of Nature
Reeitation-"The Charcoal Man'-Neifie Parry.
Pearl kidder Annie Martin Jean Pearson
and barry Barnicott
Reciiation-"Among the Animals
acknowledgements Walter Williams
Song-'-The Shaking QualSer''-Lizzie VIII
Martin, Ivy Martin, Flossie Mcdonald Mary
M!tchen ana Cnariie Fflsk.
cita,iol Lament 1Heo Parier
Sang Eddia aud Grape I naruSf
Recitafion--Onlv a PIN ONE Wili;a,ns
'slwentysix of Them ----
hyTEenty-six Pupils OF Primary Department
Sons' hoek I.sioyy Baby. -----;z;,-----:-
i1 ; larer ana blly Macklntosh
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Recitation, John Chinarnan's Protest
neutrality-suspicious. Ed. Kidder
Recitation, The Polish Boy" jennie Williams
Cahtalil tAe Crown ut Reward, ---------
a ss.r =, Door enilaren nave
snailt ~ $1,000 ~ IN epoupy W iva,
unexpeeieiig called awayl She l has Won Won
their love by many little deeds of kind
ness and Is crowned with d crown OF re-
:, ward fof her kind and generous heart,
h,,aa ieiri Young
Ella 'a"T ~ 1" sso,,;a
Mary- Eitt;s Kinda.
Katie Florence Mci1onald
Nellie Jennie Williams
Sheruos ;ErIna Williamson and VIII MofIat
oIneL srienq q u Malee Mohat
issS5er an,3ie aarti IN. nsI ..;s,, LEAR
Reading of roll of honor for Ihe year and nresen
tation of prizes.
Closing Song. Vacations Coming, School
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NoiEs'
While in Heber city, last Saturday, THE
HERALD's correspondent visited the office
of the Hener Herald. This paper is a
bright little sheet of four pages, published
weekly by Abram Hatch, son of Mr. Joe
Hatch, boy only eleven years of age. He
j. mahager sdltor, composltor and press
man ana gets out paper that would be a
creult W d uiuci oioer person. III properly
encou asco, ABE VIII some day make a
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