The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-04-15
PROVO.
THE SCHOOL BOARD.
The Craftsmanship Question Under Consider
ation-District Court Miscellany.

The Craftsmanship Question Under Consider
ation-District Court Miscellany.
Judge M. M. Kellogg and William H.
King returned yesterday from trip to
Nephi, where they have been engaged in
Democratic work. They report mon
strous demonstration and are well satisfied
that the people there are on the right
track
d. D. Houtz and E. A. Wilson talked on
the subjects of emancipation and state
rights to the Mapleton Democrats, and
completed the following organization of a
precinct committee: Aaron Johnson, chair
man; Thomas Williams secretary, and
Monroe Wassen, William 2. Fulmer and
John Jones, members.
The saloon men are determined not to be
beaten by the liquor law passed by the last
legislature, and will make an effort 10 get
around it. Julian Riley has taken out a
Incense TO run hotel devoting his bar to
an office, the basement to restaurant and
the upper rooms to bed chambers. The
bar and billiard hall will be carried on the
same as heretofore.
a. 0. Smoot was seen on the street yes
terday, having just returned from Great
Falls, Mont. He reports having estab-
llshed Kelley institute in that prosper
Gus city, with membership OF about thir-
ty-fve.
William Silver received paper cutter
yesterday from Chicago, weighing 1000
pounds, which will be valuable acquisi-
ton to his printing business.
Judge Powers was en- attendant in court
yesterday.
The primary conference was held yester-
das in the tabernacle.
John McChrystal, of Tintic, is at the
Roberts house.
The H. C. club of Springville gives So
cial hop tonight at the city hall at that
place
The Provo Dispatch company is soon to
begin work on a new building on street.
Yesterday at 2 O'CLOCK Deputy United
States Marshal Bachman auctioned off a
tine grade SALISBURY stallion and two
mares, the property of A. j. Stewart, upon
Judgment in favor of Benjamin Walton
The stallion was knocked down to Reed
Smoot for $3.50 and the mares were bought
by r. Davis for s15 each.
David Evans, of Ogden, came down yes
terday and was seen at the court house.
The electric lights burned brilliantly
last evening and were the admiration of
ali despite the fact they were ordered dis
continued
A piece of property, belonging to Rich
ard Brereton near the Rio Grande DEPOT
has been leased to Sears u Van Horn.
The company will erect their buildings on
this land and operate the gas business.
The Enquirer of last evening, in an edi-
torial, stated that an effer has been made
the Provo wooden mills by town in Wy
oming of a grant of land and the cost of
shipping the machinery, should the COM
pany desire to change its location
Taylor u Poulton, grocers, have moved
into their new quarters near the postoffice.
The Dispatch board held a business meet
ing last night at King 81 Houtz' Office
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
A special meeting was held Yesterday.
President D!usenberry occupy in e the chair.
A petition from Ben r. Eldredge. asking
rlght-of-way across school grounds at
Pleasant View, was granted, subject to be-
ing revoked by the board.
Commissioner Boreman sent in COM
munication in answer to one from the
board in reference to mayors of cities act
ing as president of the board of education.
stating that he would examine the law
carefully and report at later date. There
was some discussion as to the advisability
OF organizing under the new law, but the
matter was deferred until Mr.. Boreman is
heard from.
Superintendent E. A Wilson was author
lied TO purchase a seal for the school board
a hue-cleaner and a WheeIbarroW u ere