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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
IuL HOUSE.

MAEHISGION, ID. g., Jan. l5.-On
motion Of Cram, Texas, thu senate
bl relieving tho Arkansas Pass Haf.
Dor Co, OF Texas, from tho time limi.
tai0na u tho act OF 1890, as 10 Improve
monis Of Arkansas Pass, was passed
bui0re the House resolved itself iuto
communities OF tins whole for the con.
sidcfation Of the tariff bill.
Boutclle made another fruitless
attempt 10 bring forward his Hawaiian
RESOLUTION, He made an impassi0noI
protest against tho refusal OF the House
~ consiurr the matter saying: "Con.
gross should have tho right to repudi-
ate tho Odium under which II rests.
The Democratic majority should have
the right ~ unload from Congress anu
the Democratic party this burden u
outrage aud disgrace" (Ropubllcan
applause).
"rhufu must be- some limit,D de.
clhred tho Speaker sharply, so tho
right Of gentlemen 10 violate the pflvi.
lrgts II the House. There must be
fJmo power Ia the majority to protect
ilsoli against those repeated violations.
The gentleman will resume his seat
aud the House, under the special order
adopted, Will resolve Itself into com.
mitleu Of the whole for the further
consideration OF the taTiii BILL"
Boutelle retired TO tho rear OF tue
hail, Richardson took the chait rnd
the reading OF the tariii bill began,
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AN OLD SALT LAKER.
Warren Hussey, Ons Of This City's
First Bankers, Here,
GREETED by MANY FRIENDS.
Ills Mission is ono NJ Business. 80 Ito
WIN Leave for Nevada 10.
morrow Morning.

A NEWS representative today had
the pleasure Of meeting aud convers.
ing TOT a few minutes with an old tins
salt Lake banker Eud business
man. The gentleman ia here on
business Of Importance. His siay
however, will be bfiui, a. he also has
business Of pressing importance In tho
Ferguson Mining district IN Nevada,
.0r which point he will depart on to.
morrow mornings Union Pacific train
Tor Milford, where he will leave tho
railroad aud travel By stage a distance
OF l75 miles to HE destination.
Mr. Hussoy Is representing a ayndi-
cate % Colorado capitalists and Is
negotiating Tor them with 3. r. Godbc.
OF this city, for the purchase Of some
va liable mining property IN the
Ferguson uIB,rict. Mt. Huasey DO.
litcly declined to give detailed inior
nation concerning the tranahctiot
but stated that ~ no should nnd
things ~ no expected 10 II would
simply be u "matlur OF money! aud
tnat would be- promptly forthcoming.
NJ 10 the amount involved IL was
learned from another source that II
would reach nc least sl,OO0,OOO and
would probably double tnat.
81 have great confidence In the Fer
gu8Ou district" sAid Mr.. Husscy,
"and h. caso our contemplated deal is
succcgsiul then we will probably erect
a number Of large mills. A foity
stamp plant will be put In ut once"
MT. Husscy was one Of salt Lake
City's frst bankers. He came hote ia
1865 and went into = general banking
anu gold gust buying business with
branch houses Ia Butte, Virginia Ci.y
aud other places. lie was kuoNnas a
bold though careful promoter OF miu.
ibg aud other similar enterprises. In
1871 he LETT salt Lake and during tho
greater part OF itho time since then has
Teen engaged Ia the banking business
At spokane Falls, idaho. He IL now
from Denver. Today he was warmly
greeted by hls old.time friends aud a..
s0ciates who found him the same
bright anu genial gentleman IA In the
days Of yofe.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
Orange Blossoms.

Miss Grace T.. Faust, the youngest
daughter Of Doctor Faust, and Mt.
Geo. T. 'fayaum, were quietly anu hap.
PLY married at tho residence OF tie
BRIDES father yesterday afternoon
The ceremony was performed by Elder
Nelson A. Empey, Bishop OF tho
Thirteenth ward, Ia the presence Of
only "a few relative. aud friends Oi the
contracting parties. The bride Ia a
very popular aud accomplished young
lady and the groom Is vol and iavof-
ably known In the community. Both
have many friends who wish them
every happinow on their journey
thrO ugh life. Bon voyage.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
Made Happy.

About four hundred children Of the
Tenth ward Sunday School, including
number OF the small brothers and
sisters Of this pupils, were made happy
yesterday by the annual distribution
OF prizes, which consisted Of n choice
collection Ut books. This school has
AN enrolment OF about three hundred
ana hhy, aud under the efficient super
inlendeucy OF Chas. W. Symons, aud
hla able assistants, % rated ~ one Of
tho best IN tho Stake. Yesterday the
ward meeting house WAS crowded TO
IL utmost capacity and every child
present, including large number not
enrolled ~ members, was given u book
In accordance with their last year's
record Of merit.
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From state TO Federal.

To tho evident surprise OF some OF
the Democrats Of THIS city, says the
Boise, Idaho, Statesman OF the 18th
inst, who had made other arrange
ments, J. IA. Forney yesterday sent to
the governor his resignation ~ fol-
lows; "Haying accepted the office Of
United states attorney for the district
OF Idaho, hereby tender my resigna-
ton rs district attorney for the Second
Judicial district OF the state Of Idaho.
Kindly accept the same"
Mr.. Forney Immediately thereafter
appeared before CLERK Richardsou, Of
tue United States court, a0u took the
oath OF Office as United States attorney
Tor this state ~ succeed BremOt WOOD,
resigned.
MIR. Eorney ut once took the train
for Pocatello where he will prosecute "A
case Of whisky selling to Indians.
Governor Mcconnell said yesterday
he would at once take under advise.
ment the applications for tho position
Just vacated BY Mr.. Forney anu will
make the appointment Ms soon as
poasiola,
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Sanpcte County Court House.

Thu county c1ur, has decided not 10
take any steps at preaent, says the
Manti Messenger, toward the erection
Of oouTs house In the county seat.
The reason assigned Tor this action is
that the building could not DO erected
without bonding tho county and that
II the question was submitted 20 the
people they would vote against H. The
least that the court could DO would DO
to submit the question to the people,
anu rec whether or not they woulI
vote for bonds. No court house can
be built without bonding. IL In the
only Legitimate business method Of
creating public OuilIiugB. Ihe people
OF Saupute have waited long enough
for respectable county building.
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County School Trustees.

A commeudAble interest is being
taken In the educational Interests Of
tho county by the Trustees association
OF Salt Lake county. This interest
cannot fail to bring the system to "a
higher plane OF efficiency. Among
tho Recommendations that were jug.
gested by tho legislative committee Of
trustees were:
That the term NJ office OF the present
trustees expire June 80, 1895, that on
the second Monday IN June, 1895,
the trustees be elected, one for one
year, one Tor two years and one for
three yoari, aud that annually there.
after, ON the second Monday In June,
one trustee he elected for the term Of
three years; that the time OF voting
special taxes DO extended up 10 June
10Th OF each year; that the trustees be
empowered 10 levy "a tax OF one.half Of
one per cent without calling a meeting
OF tho taxpayers. And many other
changes Of equal Importance.
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weak, inefficient one: the library has
Only lhat number OF utUiui books. VI the
IfQ.c.HIfs 10 not understand the
m 'i approved, thorough anu modern
neih0iH q instrJcti0n. II does not
seem conceivable that any soho lazy
man, 90 one VINO unduptanIs the
needs OF fCnIlauhip IN any depart.
ueut NJ learning, Or Que who has come
INTO such contact with suho|lary men
h8 20 Know the secret 0t their scholar.
snip could have seriously made
sicn remark publicly. Dies the
Agricultural College uiicf thorough NJ
'ill 'iuut courses in agriculture aui the
mechanics with al their supporting
sluIltH o. modern IAN iuaEt, Of litefa.
tutc, anu OF the various uutuul
science, with q library 40 larger than
iha'! a university " college Is, OF
Hhuull ur, "a repository Of learning,
whric accurate ami mIl information
in nll departments ~ knowledge Do
readily ubuiuyule. The writer of such
tcmsih as above quoted would room
u regard college WORK us on the same
plane a4 district school work where III
the ftqlircd Information n found
within thc covers of one or two text
books. Not ono college has become
note Cor iu efficiency that dos not
have a gfea, library.
This letter is already too long aud
but n small portion OF the vulnerable
material in Pest. -aubDfn's letter has
teen touched up1n. rhu OBJECT n this
r1rur O. not 10 discuss Tho Bui ject Ut
union, but 90 point out clearly some
~ the inaccuracies nud absufdititu of
ProL Observation-Disclosures in % way
trat may be- thoroughly undtrlloOd.
Very respectfully.
GRO. ~. hAHsIALL,
Professor In the University VI Utss.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
Another COastIng Accident.

Willie, the fifteen year old son Of w.
a. CTabtree OF the Tenth ward, met
with n painful and serious accident on
Saturday afternoon, while coasiing. In
company with numbeF Of other boys
about his own age. he went casting
on big schooner down the hill on
Sixth South atroel, between Eleventh
aud Ninth East. The schooner Tan
intO pile OF rocks, anu all were throw n
Oh, Willie striking this c0bblcs head
hrst, iuiiIclng severe scalp wound
about four inches IN length, besides
suuiainiuR severe hruisen on other
parts Of his body. DIR. Benedict was
called and sewed up tho cut; tho pa.
tent II reported 10 be In = favorable
condition Tor recovery.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
COUNTY COURT TODAY.
The County Treasurer Heard From
The TWeniy-sccond School District
TrustceS.-1ho Jones Franchise,
Etc.

At this mornings session OF the
county court resolution presented by
the West Side Rapid Transit ItailroAd
company, changing the franchise
heretofore granted, was referred to tho
county attorney.
County Treasurer Lynn reported
that DO has in his hand sufficient
funds TO pay all registered county war.
rants up to register No, l,72O.
County Physician worlhington re-
ported that at the present date there
are seven county patients In two Of tho
city hospitals, viz, 81. Mary'a I, ~.
Mnrk's 3.
a communication was read from the
truflevs NJ the rweuty.sooOnd school
district (Aiessrs. q. 5. Stringiellow,
Jcf. M. smith and w. b. Enniss) ask.
ingi the court AtD order tax levy OF one
half OF oue per cent for the current
year on all taxable property In that
district, TO liquiiate Ito Indebtedness
10 tho biKty.fevsuth district, amount
Ing to Sl,3lO. Said Indebtedness IL
caused by the recent action OF the
County court IN creating n new school
district from the northern portion OF
the Twenty-sec0nd, and the amount
named is the proportion OF property
due to the Slxty-soyenth.
The matter was 10 DO considered by
tue board some time this afternoon.
The J0ues street railroad franchise
the liue contemplated from this city to
big COltonwOOd-Agal came up for
discussion. IL took up greater part OF
tue forenoon session and 10 again under
consideration, section by section, this
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

WAsHISGToN, Jan. l5.-Tho Ha.
Whiian iuyealigntiOn by the Senate
Committee on foreign relations made
little progress today. Several new
witnesses failed " appear. Lieutenant
Commander Swinburns was ono OF
them.
PtoIW. ID. Alaxnndor,o OF the Hawaii
~ legation, gave some facts additional
loiho,e already presented by him. Sew.
rfal ailidAyitH if0ln residents Ia Ha.
vail bearing on the revolution aud
othgT phaa,e OF tho question were flied
by Senator Frye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
LEGISLATORS AT OGDEN.
They visit tue Reform school Today
A banquet In their Honor.

Special % ne pEtLEEr NLWa,
OGDES, Jan. 10. - rho following
members Of the Council aud House NJ.
rived nj Ogden at 10 o'clock this morn.
ing to Inspect the Territorial Reform
school: President Bfteden, NJ the
Council, Eldrodge, Sfcley, Taylor,
Booth and Hart. Pfotiirnt Emery of
tho House, iyiue, Mcbride, Allen,
Hatch, johnson, Macon, Moore,
Robertson, CLARK, Pgman, War
nor aud SPHERE, also Governor
West, ux.Goyernor Thomas, Charles
Crane chaplain, Lambert of the
Council anu Clerk OF the House,
anu chief clerk OF both houses. Aiter
arriving at the junction city tue lvgls-
lat0rs repaired 10 the college where
speeches were made by Governor West,
Ex-Governor Thomas, Joseph stanford,
]. H. Booth ana q. T., Allen.
Next musical program was ron.
dcTod, uonHisung OF duet by Mrs.
shufllin and Bessie Dean Allison,
aud song by Charles Kent, after
which all Sat down 10 a aumptuOus re-.
past. They leave Tor Salt Lake GU tho
train out Of Ogden at $3.50.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
FROE THE CAPITAL,
ro.b Houses Of Congress in ioT Words
Rather than Works.
HOW OFFICES ARE DISTRIBUTED
Tie Hawaiian Lx.Qucen VIII Not DC
Restored to the fhrone.-iho
Iusolvent Banks.
prsrmrr NEWS BUREAU,

~ y Ctr ~ -
wAsuiwGroN, d. c., Jan. 10
s.,eiall The coming two weeks
ID b, devoted to words rather than
b., yoke by both Houses OF Congress
r.p tana amendment discussion
, sef the iour.minuto rule, with night
u ions aud free debate is the program
,, t,, House. Tho elections bill anu
The Hawaiian matter win occupy the
aisstiou Of the Senate.
Hornblowcr Is expected to blow our
Inc Two days' executive scsalon.
A great lot Of proposed iariti smend-
mspis are already filed with The clerk
ofihe committee on ways and mcaus,
who will probably ofTor and authorize
several. None others are lilte'y to be
adopted.
The internal revenue bill Will 10
rtor,ed on Thursday. The friends OF
sn ilolmv tax law hope to attach II TO
the tarlii bill. a big fight Is expected
The monetary ngencie, will probably
win by the separation OF the tam
from the informal revenue bills.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
Farewell Entertainment.

An entertainment will be given in
the Fourth Ward assembly room this
evening, Tor the benefit Of Elder j. NJ.
Weller, who will leave for Germany
on a mission ON the 22nd Inst. An
excellent pro gram Will be rendered,
AZ the close dance will follow. A
pleasant time IL anticipated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

wAsnIguToN, ID. O., Jan. l5.-Thee
comptroller OF currency has declared
dividendA In favDr Of the creditors OF
the insolvent national banks as iollowH'
First dividend, .b Per cent, TOT Aioh'
quurquo National bank, Albuquerque,
n. M; fourth dividend, 10 pol cent,
lot Cheyenne National bans, Chey-
unne. MYO.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

wAsuINGToH, ID. O., Jan. l5,-The
bureau Of American Republics
learns that tho president OF Mexico has
declared that imporlations Of foreign
merchandise from towns In front Of
Mexican custom houses on the frontier
Tor the use OF frontier eople shall
have exemption nom custom house
dulles, provided the value does not sx-
coed $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

WAsuNGTOS, Jan. l5.--At the
opening " the Senate this morning
there was an unusual flood Of petitions
ploleslt against tue passage Of the
Wilson tariff bin.
Merchandising business Of minor
Importance tho Senate went into ca.
eouuve session on tho HOrnbloweT
Nomination.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

The table further shows that the
states Of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida,
Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mlsuis.
sippi, North Carolina, South Carolina,
iumbia alsue. New York state alone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
Testimonial Concert.

A grand testimonial concert viii be
rendered to Pot. Thomas Radcliffe a.
the First Congregational church,
corner Of Fint South and Fourth East
streets, on fhusday evening next,
commanding at S O'Clock. a ful.class
program hab been arranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

CARRoRA, Jan. l5.-Rloters have cut
the telephone wires aud attempted 10
wreck train at Aveuza. A car
benor officer was wounded by the riot
erB aud sought refuge In the adjacent
heights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
cIiAnGED WIN TnEAso'
wholesale Arrests Ia tho Austrian
rmprToT's Domain

PRAGUE, Jan. l5.-rhe Omladinni
recfet society, trial commenced TO-
day. There pre n prisoners Including
newspaper men, printers, clerks
artisans, all charged with belonging 10
u dangerous secret society, high ttcasoni
insulting the emperor and rioting.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

WAsniNGTON, Jan. l5.-rhe ways
anu means committee has completed
the amendment which 1t will propose
% the tariff bill. They do not change
the general scope, being all Of u minor
character.
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wANrTO M HEARD,


Atnena INC wilson hiH
wAsIuNGlOE, Jan. l5.-Reed, Bur
rows, Dalzell, Payne anu Hopkins,
Republican members OF tho ways anu
means committee, held hasiy confer
uuce today anu agreed TO make de-
maGd for recognition 81 tho Republican
amendments 20 tue Wilson BILL rms
action In aus TO the report that i'iell'
ardson Fenn, who viii 10 gin tho
chair during tha consideration VI tho
amendments would recognizes only
Wilson for committee amendments nc
plan agreed upon by the kppuulleAn
leaders, was that immediately NleI
Wilson's frst amendment ON louAcoo
IL disposed VI, Burrows viii Insist lhht
Milton has 40 more right thhh Any
other member OF the House lie WIN
urge that Wilson 10 not acting by hu'
thorily OF the iull ways anu neana
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
Heller tapiosiau.

PORrLANp, iui., Jan. ia loco
motive engine u0ilrF cXpioled 90 Win
chester, ON the BIG hour ruat, last
nisht, liIliug the fireman ami fatally
iniurinv nm engineer aud wouniing
Two others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
Marriage Licenses.

The county clerk issued two mar.
riage licenses this morning. The mp.
plicants were Johannes Kruitbosch, 5s,
aud Hermina RuU,, ~, both OF Ogden;
Charles Trlplett, ~, anu Meggie
Evans, IS, both Of Murray.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15
A Shocking Accident.
Correspondence Dei,rsi NesL

Correspondence Deierei NcrE
FILLMORE, Willard Co., Jan, II 1904.
Yesterday morning the wife Of Mr..
Norton, barber, formerly Of Doserot
anu Provo, while In NJ fell into the
fire and was terribly burned. One arm
IL completely roasted and tue Door
w0man's body is burned W badly that
her liio Is dospaired OF. A. II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

SPECIAL Dapateh 70 ne news.
LANDER, Wyo., Jan. l5.-Andersou,
The renowned painter, oOntemplStea
spending several months next summer
studying the beauties OF tho mountain
scenery Ia ,higsootion. He has already
arranged 10 build IA coy little cottage In
tte vicinity OF Colonel plCketpa place
IN Ihu northern part OF Fremont oouu.
w The building Il Ia tie Swiss style
htl although 10 DO constructed en-
utely Of logs will be beautifully finished
anu elegantly furnished.
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CAPErOws, Jan. l5.-In battle be-
tween the forces OF Commander SLOGAN
and Umgizls In Pofdaland, the former
was defeated. lie was compelled 10
retire with loss OF 200 killed and
wounded.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

A Hattie nriween brazilian Rejects
aud Government Troops.

RIO DE JAHEiRo, Jan. l5.-rhere
has been another engagement between
the rebel ships and the government
forts. But the encounter was
dcsultory, tho firing being at long
range anu no serious damage done 10
either side.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

WAsuNUruE, Jlr. % -Carlislu hns
written % iettrio VOORHEES, IN which
hr tnnErs statement OF the treasury
aud OF the rce.slity ui measured i1'
iis relic. lie FHys tho tune OF tue
HOUSE has arn assigned .D th0 inriil
hill until tue ggh Instant uui
for this reason lc auprhs TO
tue Senator 90 take thp Initiative To- tue
matter 10 reulrnish tue treasury 10
adds tuat z prompt uo'ilu le IUt taken
by CJnitcait will b' uvccuary Tor
him 10 issue b1njB under the exciting
lave.
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wAluAUtOS, d. g., Jan. lb.-Chalr.
man McCrunfy, OF the House commit
I'D On foreign anaifs, and Rcpreter-
iative Holman Qud.) conferred this
uorulug o. 10 a piOpomtion that would
10 admitted TO Congress for solution
uf tho Hawaiian problem. Amer some
talk McCfeaTy siidi "rho solution 10
the question will undoubtedly be
ready 10 DO submitted 70
tie House before January 20" Hol'
man said. ~ viii not present my
Hawaiian resolution, for the members
oi lie foreign affairs committee are
acting very fairly, trying 10 solve the
tf5blem. one thiug is certain, the
question of restoring Llliuosalani 10
Toe throne u for all time abandoned,
nor only Ia the executive but Con-
gtoaslona circles. IL Will never DO
heard Vi again.n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-01-15

ctmuhuto a,d tha' Thee Dem nt
.mon mrrtp hsvo BOZ btcu submitted
90 the Republican mr,nhers OF tire
committee.
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SPECIAL Dispafch 10 TIC NEWA
DOUGLAS, Wyo., Jan. l5.-TroaSurer
~ T. Burnos OF Converse county was
arrested at Cheyenne a few days ago
on the charge Of embeaznng about
Hl1-d' A preliminary hearing was
neii aud Burnes was discharged
Without introducing n single witness
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Again, Prrst. BAnborn says positiv .
ly! "rhese students Of Salt Lake City
arc in tho University because II sounds
ggander TO be a student OF the u niver-
sity than the high school," Does he
knOV that this IL 500 How did he fnd
Oul2 Has he carefully invoztigAted2
Unless he has Investigated he IL I'm.
pugning the motives Of tho students;
aud what right has he 10 Willy them?
with equal truth the Univer.ity
authorities might say that 10 many
district school pupils attend the Agri-
cultural College because Il sounds
grander TO bo sludun! OF u College
Than Of Ill. rlct school
To repeat what has already been
publicly stated over the signatures OF
President kiug'buty aud OF others aad
~ published IN the latest catalogue OF
the University, there were Ia thn
University last year l2OtudeHts, taking
com plete courses, special courses aud
~ third aud fourth year n0tmals, an
doing college ,goTk, WORK dDersHt nom
high school work, or more ddUdHctd
than high school w0rs, work that Ia
not prOUidcd IN the high school OF Salt
Lake Guy. In spite OF these response.
ole statement, President SaRbotn con.
tinues 10 intimate that ihere are only
some 80 or 40 college students. He
speaks VI the 81 preparatory students Of
last year and says nothing OF the 50
college students AMI The 10 college nor
mails, 100 In all. Ho speaks on,y OF "a
real college students mud does not speak
OF the 90 specials doing real oJNtgo
WORK aud OF 80 college normals, 100
Ia all. Any one interested In this
matter, including President sanborn
himself, may examine tue class books
anu registration cards anu by 10 doing
VIII see that the salomenls OF the
University authorities are true, anu
that whatever is stated to tho contrary
Ii not true.
This year there arc rs students