Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-09-12
PROVO CORRESPONDENCE.
September Term Of the First District
TcacherS Assoclation.-insano
Asylum business, Etc.

The following jurors have been sub
imgaed for the September term OF the
First District:
Grand Jurors-Georgo w. Nickel,
Ell. Ward. Thomas Beesley, Provo;
Heber Alfred, Lehi; Andrew Adam
SOP, Amc sican Fork; L.. j. Deal, J.
Frank Bringhurpt, Sprlngville, J. j.
Banks, William Jex, Spanish Fork;
George Carter, Farley X. Alfred, So n |;
Fountain Green; Henry Green, Eph.
rain; T.. r, Barry, Manti; j. w.Lowe,
Mt. Pleasant; James lilgby, Jr., Fair.
view; Nephl Reese, wales; William
Lisenbee, Anab-lln; Samuel Sprague,
NJ ads Christensen, Rlchneld; Frank
Carroll, Arthur Van Buren,, Orange
willie; Thomas g. Miles, Huntington;
William Memmoth, Jr., seipio; Geo.
Crane, Kanosh.
Petit Jurors-R. A. Hin, Jr., Charles
L.. Crnndall, Provo Bench; Robert
Dugdale, Albert GlaLler, j. +. Fiddler,
William 4. Bennett, Charles }. Taylor,
J. u. Sclleck, Provo; John i. West
tell, Pleasant Grove; George D0rton,
Newell Brown, Lehi; Leo u. Shelly,
James IL. CLARK, American Fork, Al.
lSinzio, sprlngville; Morgan Warner,
JohnD. Thomas, spanish Fork; Henry
Fairbanks, q. IL. Pulver, Payson;
James Lothian, Lake Shore; Levi
Openshaw, J. NJ. Halliday, Santa
quin; Luke Hickman, Silver City;
IL. IL. Sorles, Silver CITY; Joseph
HoG, Lexington; Frank Holbrook,
Fillmore; q. W. Chopper, Dessert; La.
Fiber Cuddebaok, .NeImillion; Asa
II. Harley, Central; w. Ii, Mckenne,
Redmond; JAmss II. Christensen,
August Anderson, Ephraim; Edward
Reed, Manti; John A. Larson, Mt.
Pleasant; John Ford, Wallsburg.
The Utah County Teachers Rssoci.
alton met at the Central School Hous,
In this city on Saturday last. Ofllcer'
for tho ensuing year were elected NJ
followPi President, Supt. II. A. VIII
son; vice. president, ID. IL. Chrlelenseni
secretary and treasurer, Mabel Pratt
executive committee, j. A. ReeH, ]
Ii. Robinson and l.. w. Robinson.
The Asylum board were In session
on Friday md Saturday last Be'i lei
the usual routine business, the follow
ing was transacted.
The medical superinte ndent reported
i69 patiepts---S5 males aud "a females
Judge Jones reported that bricl
dairy house, lexis, with cement floor
had been Quilt just north OF thu
kitchen.
The question of paving the court
and the front walk with asphaltum wa
discussed, but no action taken.
The water OF Utah Lake Ia too cold
for bathing, but not for rowing regattas
The Salt Lake rowing club Is exp eote'
down today.
Ground mas been broken for the new
Reed Smoot block, In which the Firs
District Court IL To be located.
Judge Blackburn Is satisfied. Ill
has received letter from Attorney
General Miller to the effect that Their
10 not IA sclntilla Of truth In the runlo
TO the effect that the Judges Tesigna
ton was to be asked for.
President Annie X. 5moot, OF th'
Primary Associations, will 80 {
Pleasant Grove on Tuesday TO hold
conference OF tho associations Of tn
northern part OF the Stake.
The Is. Y. Academy kindergarte
department will be opened again o.
Tuesday morning, in charge OF com
petent lady teacher, recently arrive
from the East. J. Nj. JENSEN.
Provo, Sept. II, 1892.