Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-06-09

| 81 90 is their intention 10 orer
school next wear 10 lose n0 time IN re-
enrhgiu. 1ll Of the alOvem Hti1uC1
teachers. The report OFF fh8 exc silent
CO. theological work done you have
already heard from Bishop Stevens,
ana the exhibition uI iuU Students OF
the bishop must have been very grat'-
yiup 90 ycu. Before iHr advent Of
the bialoU, Hon. jos. STAFFORD had
charge OF tho theological department
M well o. i1 physical geography, geo.
oral history aud ufihHgnphy Mt
stanford ais0 organized special c'lss
iH tho ART Of public suUaNnr which
was very suCcesaiul indeed ali pro
duCllyu o. much good. SIR. STANFORD
was compelled 90 leave uH lu January
owing Co his duties 100 the legislature.
In the normal department tnc work
has been wei done by those Students
who t1yk the course. / gtll that
owing to my other dutirs and the
emsllness of tie faculty ! was not
able 90 give that attention 10 my ciasses
that they ought 90 have hsI; uuveriho-
lrta tho WORK done was exceedingly
good, all things considered. SPECIAL
classes Wurn convened Ia Latin,
French, geometry, UuIUI0gy ana
logic, oil Of which wctr s,tisiactorly
attended.
While we have no musical depart.
meut organ Zed usfuuH, set we were
fortunate Ia securing The attendance OF
our gifted young brother Mt Squire
Coop. is not necessary fUr mo 90
state anything AZ % tu1 ntneW aud
aptitude OF Sir. Coop. That ls well
known TO you al. / would strongly
urge that some ftCrs boz taken 30 secure
bis services Tor the ensuing year
a p.aaIiuEGeatura Ol our school thlu
year and one which has undoubtedly
Ueen Of great interest ~ tho public was
our Atheueum motilugs. 10 Mr.
Stanford aud Mr.. Juug1 special thnnks
are GuB Tor tnuir labun iu THIS con-
uUullOn.
Oic0uro you are well aware OF tho
financial disabilities Wu woiU under
lufiug tue past year and Ui tho very
Encouraging uitcu INSTANCES EufT0uud-
iug iIo faculty. 1 dufige 20 record my
testimony u tho iui.hluIuess aud
courage Of my assistants. Tnuy
demonstrated themselves 10 be
noble men aud noble women
and IRE deserving OF much praise.
would like 10 state iu this connection
that 10 was matter OF regret 10 The
teAohor that the Visits OF m1m1rrs pt
your board woru eO very iuifcquunL
a kind word ot encourage ueul 10 "a
apluualj iuluocmrnl % work aEI 10 ~
good an incentive 10 tuaghufa 10 % 10
70 students, especially uuaer the c.t-
cumstaEce1 OF lnsg year; iudold thr
muat ussilu0us student o. oil Is thc
teacher
My associations during She term Of
my IsiuCiualhlip have becE OF ihu
most pleasant nature aud ii ~ with
iosItl tina. / sovcr my connection with
lha academy. Ogden is entitled o.
aud Will undoubtedly yet pOiicas Uue
oi the b. q schools IA the Territory. /
| trust that circumstances viii soon arise
that will relieve the board Of the great
Load they arc now carrying.
/ would strongly recommend the
/ board 20 lose no time Ia deciding upon
the re-OpUniug OF tho Hcadomy.
| A school is IN a suuie q busi,
nou aud ought 10 bu conducted
| ON = business basic. I visited m1st D
/ tho settlements in the interest a. the
! Academy during the pnst Water anu
| found that but = very small uefoentng
OF the people were c1gniznut the full
slqniilcauCa Of the Church school syt'
tenn. am well satishcd that u .
good faculty were Engaged now and
tho summer spent IN Advertising 10,
school, that tue board would soon real
! i1a that treated hsa business II wOull
! pay. THIS course was pursued al
Provo aud the result was nn attendance
the year before last OF over 200. These
suggestions ore prompted by sincere
desireitO see the Academy prosper ant
| occupy the leading position which tht
Nebcr Stake has n right 10 expect b
uhall.
trust that the tpirit Of peace an,
prosperity may attend you, aud bel
10 subscribe mybClL
iOuis sincerely,
GEORuB i. fuILLIps, MA,
Principal.