The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1893-06-27
FIRST DISTRICT COURT.

The First district court was opened
this morning by Judge Smith. Prior to
taking up the business on hand, the
Judge stated that the September term OF
court would convene at Nephi, where the
entire calendar would be called, but only
such cases tried as insisted upon by at
torneys. Cases are to be filed at the
clerks Office in Provo, as the clerks
office in Nephi would only be open dur
ing the term of court which sits there.
Neils Freoricksen was made a citizen.
The case of North Bend Irrigation COM
pany VS.. Alpine, set for trial July II.
Provo Commercial and Savings bank
VS.. Elizabeth Stubs ct al, Judgment for
plaintiff and foreclosure of mortgage in
the sum OF $3.50, together with S4S at
torneys' fees.
A water case was begun, wherein the
Lake Shore Irrigation company is plain
pany are defendants. 1t is still on trial.
CITY COUNCIL.
An effort was made this evening by the
saloon keepers, through their attorney,
M. M. Warner, to induce the city council
to lower their license. At q previous
meeting the council refused this request,
but the council this evening decided to
reconsider the matter, and the committee
on license was directed to look into the
question.
Cook & Whitby's Circus company were
required to take out a regular circus Ii
cense, a menagerie license being not
granted.
The committee on waterworks were in
structed to look into the matter of flush
ing out the entire waterworks system,
about the water now going through the
mains.
THE B. Y. SUMMER SCHOOL.
The B.. Y. Academy summer school to
be held in Provo, August 18th to 18th,
promises to be highly successful affair,
even more so, If possible, than the one
last summer.
Already seven counties have announced
this as their official institute, and several
others are expected to join.
The programme in detail has not yet
been arranged, but will be announced in
few days.
The leading feature, of course, will be
the lectures by DR.. Baldwin, who will
address the teachers twice each day on
the subject, Psychology Applied in
The evening programmes are as fol-
lows:
August reception.
August S-Lecture, HGoyerning Pow
ers, y by DR.. Baldwin.
August 9-Lecture, Educational Econ
omy," by DR.. Baldwin.
August 10-Lecture, illustrated with
stereopticon views, by Miss Zonia Baber.
August 11-Lecture, PHILOSOPHY and
Education,' by DR.. Baldwin.
August 12-Excursion afternoon and
evening.
August 14-Lecture, Roman and Eng
lish Education, by DR.. Baldwin.
August 15- Lecture by DR.. j. E. Tai
mage
August 1s-Lecture, "Patrick Henry"
by W. II. King.
August 17-Lecture, Education in the
Twentieth Century" by DR.. Baldwin.
August 1S-Grand ball
The corps of instructors include DIR.
Baldwin of the University of Texas
Misses Zonia Baber and Flora }. Cook of
the famous Cook County Normal school;
DR.. Maeser, Dr.. Talmage, Prof. Stewart
of the university; Profs. Cluff, Brimhall
and Hardy and Miss Edwards of the B..
Y. Academy, besides several other prom
inent educators.
G. Z. Southworth came down from Cas-
tilla today to arrange for the business
mems excursion to that resort July 10.
Benjamin Bachman, jr., has returned
from his Worlds fair out.