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SALT LAKES EDUCATORS.
Some are sim Engaged 10 summer
school Work-OthrTs on on yacA.
tlous-i'ersonai rtiuitrs.

A letter received from DIR. e. a.
Whiting, dated al Brigham City, states
that this summer school IN that place
~ being well attended, and 10 one Of
unusual Interest aud profit. Glasses
have been orgsuiE,d Ia geology, ply.
slonl geography, physiology, botany,
grammar, rhetoric, olocutiun, psycbol.
ogy. drawing, German, arithmetic aud
algsbra. The instructor. are Prot,
Nelson. Prove, Whiting, Salt Lake
aud rf0iesslts Bucnmullor. d. L.
EIdY aud James J. Chandler OF BsI
Elder county, A serlo, OF interesting
lectures are 10 bc gwen by Prof Wait.
ing, Prot. Nelson, Prot w NJ. Stewart,
Major Henry M, Mt. J. A. Riley,
Dr. Marsof, Prot Cluii, Commi,siontt
Lrwis, Dr. Tanner anu superintendent
NJ. Hail.
Additional features are excursions
into the feiIs, mountains ami gardens,
stblrtiu sport. ald lawn parties, all VI
which viii contribute - the work 10.
fore the school.
Principals T.. -. Keller and q. y.
Mckay, u the city SCHOOLS, are rus.
ticating on the Uintah reservation.
Miss Bertha J. Curtis, OF tho Lowell
school, reports n delightful visit 10
A lAska,
Principal william Bradford, OF the
Jackson school, will take Ru outing
soon At Brighton win his family.
Principal A. =. Martin, Of tue Grant
school, has been Ia attendance duflng
the session Ot the summer school Nj
CulUtaJO Spri, ".
Ptu'. Stewart ,cc,uirs before the sum.
mst school ~ Bingham City this even.
INK, aud Will deliver addresses before
tho summer school NJ Ogden next
week.
Toe official county lnttilute OF Weber
cuu. ~ convene, at O8ucn ON MONDAY
next.
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board Of trade, the Manufacturer as.
socistion aud the iron, steel and other
manufacturing Industries will he
represented by delegates chosen from
among the known bimeiAllisis among
them.
About fny let ers OF Invitation have
boen issued 10 nAtioual timetable lead.
efs throughout the Uulled 5lAt,s and
~ well Known s,lvufi,es throughout
tue state OF NevSds. Among the let.
tcr OF acceptance received 10 this date
ATE those u Govern NJ. }. Mcdonnell
OF ldsho, ROUert NJ, BAuy, attorney.
general Of toe stito " NrVDin, IA. H..
Bnttlne II Uguh, Il G, Chambers,
chairman u sno executive e. mmitiee
Of the BimctailiC Uli0u Dot Utau,
rank J. Cannon Vi Utsh, M.ss PDw e.
Souhihs, In rUslousu 90 "a iuviiauOu
ION the committee, will deliver her
celebrated OTatlIn u.Ou the topic Oh
"lhc Golden Ga {, VI the Silver Con.
sHifaCy."
Many letters OF cOnguiuiation have
Teen received it0m pTJuiuent men
Throughout the county.
A. tue meeting Ui thu executive com.
mlitto tOIay the uamea ul A. J.. Coca.
rAn, Alexander MaIufs, VI Berkeley,
hud Thomas J. Ciuuie, hu executive
meinutr u the bimulalIlg union, wtte
nul,d o. The committee.
Tue GfADgst' Bsub Of San Fran.
CISCO has been elected the treasurer VI
me Pacific cOast department % tao
bImeislliC League, tue i.ur principal
cenicts anu ofiiCu. VI tue lea. uu now
icing ia NaahtugJ0g, -. g., Sa-b.
yihci Tenn, Chicago, luu anu San
frhnoiscU. Toe departmental eAUca.
Tvs anu husuC9 committee, bs now
constitute, ls ~ t.llYwt: George ".
bahcr chairman; G,0Tg, T.. ii,uuyy,
n,crotaD; y. ". 5paulJiug, henry /.
wiley, I. rice, N, ", BeisuaW, q.
W. DrnyrHn, J. J. 7Hhnvtusr, Charles
~ Fox, Ffhtk McLUughliu, Guy Sic.
Ltllln, Wilh.m =. EIwatu., W y.
Miller \. q. Bu.t o., timU,hy Guy
Phulps, AlvIuza hay WsrJ, Simeon
Wchbau, William Panty, j. g.. Gfcuu,
Julian Huntav, Augustus Waterman,
h'rba HidIg, Pssulicc aclhy, VI. j.
McDOnslH, ~. W. l.. D.uArus0u, W.
~. i. BAtau., Abmham HsIapy, lhUs.
Eigs1 luOaas J. Cluuie, a. L.. Coon.
rae, Alexander Ay0fs, Chafc, h..
Lone.
George +. kseney, assistant stcrc-
hfy VI the rational organization, acts
S stcfcIHfy for tue committee.
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peuses. They have. however, con.
ildeuce In the public, thst II will slabd
by them In their efforts 10 promote the
musicAl and literary tslsnls OF the pe0'
pie.
Ata meeting Of the committee, held
at the residence Of OK G0vefnnt Thomas
"Wednesday Night, Ut which the follow
ing were rtrseut: EK.GOvetnor
Ih0mas, PfUl. Evan stephens, EHas
Motris, George q. BywateL II. j..
Thomsg, Johp Jsmes, n. +. Evans,
VIM. W. Wulians, David John anu
r. H. TuUmas, Jr., 10 Nns decided 10
put the ptirp VI season Tickets, i0r the
two days festival, NJ Che low hgufo OF
ono dollar, and 70 offer premium
Of 5000 and $1,000 10 Any Wafd
OF church CuU.f making the greato't
returns from tho sale 0i these Tickets
10 wac ALEC decided ono. o. charge m
entrance lee o. any choir Of contestant.
Pro. jos. J. DAyues wUa engaged as
tho E'sfoIdi.J accom- Auial sole.
Iti.r committee, consisting m bto. u.
Bywaiof n. r. Evarl 70 J. lhomas,
Vim. s. Williams gnI J.rn James
were appointed 90 CANVASS suuscrip.
lions % tuH urtchEuIaf city Metals
an Uihrr. Ngrlnus other committees
were appointed ord nu n1iUurnment
Ukun ~ next Monday night The
music Tor the male chUrus, which lad
to bu printed here, tH'r. being no
written copies nbisiHabl- in America,
T. now ready ani can te bad Of CUalicf
SnclgtDve Go.
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ORANGEYlLLE NEWS.


ORASGEviLLE. Aug. Z, 1896.
hdior DssuG Nrrg
lli,mi,,d Ia my last letter to the
NEWS that | would say simcihiug
ab. VI this couutry In tho near future.
VIII now say 10 those seeking homss
lhsi THIS 10 tbs place 10 come, ~ there
Is land here Tor sale On reasonable
terms. And right now would be- a
ooi time TO SOC tue Ian a. you can
NV see what II Produces You will
sec the crops on II, which are finc.
There will be au abundant harvest
tnis year. Times are livrniug u a
little hcfu 10 what thUY have teen.
although money IL yel scarce.
Iho lumber aud shiuglu men arc
busy at thuir tladr, and the prOguglH
are tcglnniug 10 come into town now
from the nIUuutAiuF Good lumuer can
ne had twenty-five miles distant for
ffum 80 10 $40 ler thousand, anu shin.
gl,s 800 per thousaud
f"huing IN Us yt. quite plentiful,
tom hiteen 10 twenty nIiles distant.
lno New State Roller mill hefe has
lone a wonderful buslnts. since II
started last October. Flour at this
season Of tue year has always been from
sou 10 $500 till this season. ltisuow
Only tl,JO, anu that titut class roller mill
Hour, Instead Of burr mill -four, and
plenty Of ton hand: and II " taking
good In the market everywhere.
We are very much Ia neoI OF some
very good irsdesmcn here " diileren {
kinds, more especially u good shoe.
maker, or cObbleI, anu brick makers.
We are gong 10 nave another PAPER
published at Price-a Republican rnper
I believe iis name viii be tho Castle
Valley AcWs. 1 think We will bs ablu
TO have one published at Omngeyillc
In the near Ia uTs.
won u not adyiso any one 10 sell
out their property tll they come and
see our country, ~ We would like Ia
have them satisfied when they come.
A. ANDERSON,
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MILITARY MenIinn.

~ inIstc'ting meeting was held
yesterday afternoon and ever in,iIy the
members Of company h, First Ia.
iAuity, National Guard Of Utsb. The
Company is located at Pennington.
The program In tho afternoon con.
sisted Of target practice, aud splen ID
scores were made by some Of tue boys.
The work was enjoyable aud the bows
Intend u Tpeat It and o ly wish tbty
mai tho opportunity 10 hold iepulhl
meets during tho whole summer.
Ia the evening u grand ball was given,
The attendance was large and all had
an enjoyable time.
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POLITICAL PABULUM.


The app1rlionmsnt Of delegates tu
the Republican county convention 10
br held In thl, city August g2I has
been completed by the executive com.
miItee, The CITY npporlionment Ia
made by wards AMI Ia based la accord.
auce with the number Of Republican
votes cast by tho wsrd at he Noyem.
Der election.
The county precinct, are allowed
delegates In proportion to the vote.
cast iot Delegate Frank J. Cannon At
tue last election, Each city ward anu
county precinct IL allowed one dele.
gate aud sn additional one Tor onoh
tVoniy Il publican votes cast At the
lat election,
TIC following Is the CITY apportion-
mVut by wards AMI alfo shows tho
number OF Republican votes cast by
each var
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THE BlMErALLlC LEAGUE.
Preparing for the August Convention
Many Leaders to Attend.

Tue Pacific coast officers Of tue
American Blmotallio league, In the
Mills building, have become the ecu.
lot Of considerable activity consequent
upon the near approach Of the blmulRl-
no CONVENTION, which cOuyuuts la THIS
city nj tho Metropolitan hali, at L.
o'clock NJ, on the l9gn day VI August,
says rnursday's ssu FgaUclsoo ChrsHi.
Ole.
The league has mailed to oluzeEs
throughout the state about l9,uUO
u.cumruts In oil, consulting Of posters,
c.Ilrs VI he constitution Of he league,
D. stfurtiUus I1r forming l1csI Irauur-
pu4 % ulr lthfiug upon the tuOItc. U.
g. uuun Iviui coinage OF silver, lnu
Wulliug noe b lux mauu up Do the
uuulu lrum tue utnirs 70. merchants
.uI business mru ~ ape iu i.,
pauiiH rHE-l uIr. Ct1rlH.. the Iull tex
u. tue "CsI" l.r lur convention ua-
ucvu published by nearly every nvws.
PAPER lu lhr stale, U.l the uuTtC-.
pHulturu CHltvI4uul upon HIS uuuli.
eaton iuulcti.r a vi .UHlIetu ami
incrrH,inE iugere.. iu ,ua b.mytaIic
cause,
lraaurs have been Tmpd IN relrly
every county lu Ihg SLATE, out the ser
rttNty hss NOT yu, secured the names
Of delegates save from tho counties
adjacent 90 6tn francisco and from
thUsu counties wac eiestol their dele.
gates w August 80. such oTgNuiIs.
tiuAs MS tue chAnIler OF Goa msrve
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cry ScHOOL CENSUS.
Compilation Shows school Population
ui 1870, a GAN oi 800 Over
Last Year.

Clerk Mofet1n. OF the board Of eiu.
cation yesterday afternoon fiuisncd his
con pilstiln Of tho school ceniu. Tor
1906. The totals are given NJ f.lllwti
children who cannot read ~ write,
no; can read or write, 1900; attend
puUuf srnp1ls, lO.OJG attend private
schOOls, bJl, attend 90 schools, 900,
Color wuNv, H. i5I; black, 81. MOugp.
lian, .. Children nau.MrfmOn parent.
az. boys, -,is4; gitls, 2,OE. Children
~ MORN II patentag, tOys, 1916
glfl., $3.50.
Conn tf.livc summary OF school
reputation by wards uud ut,cluts!
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The Diamond and SwsetwRter,
Rock Spriugs Goals are too no! for the
coal comblur TO iretzs out am the
cole AGENT for these cclshFsled Goals,
save 5Oi per ton ana buy ~ J, w.
Whitehead, Jr. IS wet ssconu South
Street. Tel. 0Os.
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And upirru'ze mn who spurns the
c1al mbus and sells his coal upon
"a merits. He cells the celebrated
Dnmout snd Rock SPRINGS Goals.
Lump 81 so, Nut $500, j, w, White.
n0aJ, Jr. ONCE rs west Second South.
I'll bNg
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Delegates

Inc t0tai uumuer D. delegate Is ga
The executive DuumiliUr EnnOuu 90
lhs OH Federal G uttrOom as The place
VI holding the ConvUutlOu.
WIN TuE wuMES.
The Republican ladies OF the Fif,b
precinct uuiu u meeting yesterday 10
the Alta. block. / was presided over
by Mr.. bruce, the ChnifmAn, and
spesche- maIr ~ the following iudei:
Mis-. Druce, Sit. Gmpry, ats. lumb.,
hfs. hcVicker a,rs. &. T.. Allou, Mis-.
Platte snd Mt. j .sh Grant.
a ueutiug viii be- held ll the annex
70 the Thirteenth ware meeting hJust,
next ruetiay, At which tine, "a 81.
nanebt ciuu viii be organ I'D.
SIKH WARD REPUBLICAN,.
The annual meeting u the SIKH
wstd Republicans was hold last even.
Tug. An amen ment was made u,
,uuir constiluiion providing Tor the al.
WiHsiun Oi ladies aud the following
gili 'efe elected Tor the ensuing yeaf
Pa sidrut, u. n. W-nger, FIRST vic q.
president, Mfs. Catherine Andefslt
second Vice.prcsiieni, hIrs. \. q PFC.
man, secretary, r.. J. E,rIloy; u cas-
utsr. Hiram Claik; sergeant tat Rfms,
Henry Buhriug; executive committee,
Mrs. Harriet Walton, >. q. Pigmsn,
4. Z. Rristr, Mrs G.. v. patd0e,
George ~. Sanb4ru.
Speeches were made by james II.
ADdefsou, Albert >. Rsiser aud -. H..
Neugef.
the LiNCOLS CLUB,
Tbs JiucOlu Rsl ubheRu club held a
meeting last evening Ia tuo Indepeni NJ.
ence Hall. Tue chair wan occupied by
Pfesideut Fatutworth ana Sycfeitr
l.. n. CallistsT was Ut the deck. \
discussion OF the " n-'tf plan Whs
hai and an addfts. on Republics.
principles was gwen by Judge Gil.
christ.
sErARATE iIEAIQuARrKRs.
Ala meeting Of the suU.cOmmi tee
Of tbs Territorial, county anu city II .
ublican committees, DO was dorms
advisable that the II TfiIOfial com.
miitee have tcpnav heaGquhr ,Ts,
but that the city RuI county commit.
tees remain together A committee
consisting Of John 4. Axtou aud r..
ii. HUI, ut tbs county committee, and
Chairman Button, OF the city COM
mitt,e, was appointed 10 select suitable
rooms Tor their purpose,
The TeTrit rial executive committee
removed its heat quarters today ron
the WasAtch luiiding to tue third
door OF the Dolly block.
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ITTIFTtIInlI
sreondrres,ac,-

IL the Second precinct the basl
Given was not recognized by the pre-
ri vt committee ~ accurate, and ty
mutual arrangement tdt T Presentation
gwen was adopted asa lust apporIlUn.
mrUt,
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has no equal for poor rundown women.
Every one remarks about how well / am
looking MRS. lsA GRtuus
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lhs OH Federal G .urirOom as The place
ui holding the OonvUutlOu.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-02-14
Let Ga. Ordinances Alone.

To the Editor OF the Indianapolis JOufHdl.
The natural gas companies of this city
have been waiting lon'~ time for an OPP
perfume moment for the grinding Of an
ak at the legislative grindstone Two years
ago they secured the passage of a NONSENSE
cal bill on the subject of natural gas. had
an official appointed called natural gas in
spector whose whole duty it seems, from
the acts of that official, was to play into
the hands of the companies doing business
in natural gas. This officer seems to have
put in his time in seeking to create
scare as to the rapid exhaustion OF gas
and playing into the hands OF the gas
monopolists by recommending the further
robbery of the people by the repeal OF
ordinances which from the only safeguard
the people have against the rapacity OF the
gas companies. He also recommended the
meter system, the lessening of the pressure
upon the mains. and an advance OF prices
as means OF forcing economy In the con-
sumption of gas Last summer the gas
companies published fer several weeks a
sas BY consumers in indianapolis and the
various towns and cities about US. The
purpose of this tabular exhibit was to
show how much cheaper gas was furnlshed
to our citizens than to our neighbors The
companies did not state, however. that our
pressure was much lower on loW-pressIa9rs3
in moderately cold weather; that churches
and schools had frequently to be dismissed
because there was not gas enough to heat
them; that other places had no ordinances
to protect the people from the extortion of
the companies; that some of the cities had
rates greater than the cost of coal, 80 that
the great natural luxury was reserved in
such places to the rich; that in most of the
gas towns more gas is furnished gratuitous-
" to manu- acture than is sold to other col
sumers that spectators had made fortunes
by selling plants to foreign capitalists; that
the extremely poor pay, in indianapolis
100 per cent more for the one fire than the
afiuent citizen pays for like fire; that
the gas towns have well-pressure on high
pressure mains, and finally that there is
reason to believe that the. supply of gas
in indianapolis is limited for the purpose
Of securing legislative permission to fur
Their enrich the companies by the intro
ductiop of the meter system and the adj
vance of prices. Suppose it were true that
the supply of gas is decreasing and that it
will be exhausted within five or ten years,
is that any reason why the poor should
net be permitted to enjoy this great luxury
while it lasts? The Legislature and the
Council will do well to keep hands off the
gas ordinances of Indianapolis. first for
humane reasons. and second because to
tamper with them means both party and
individual retirement w. B. r.
I,6ianaryolis Feb. u
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Let Farmers, Institute. Alone.

To the Editor of the Indianapolis Journal:
A great deal has been said in the Journal
of late concerning university extension.
Several years ago Purdue University, the
seat of agricultural education in the State,
conceived the idea of practically testing the
theory by establishing in every county in
the State institutes for the benefit and
education of the farmer in matters relating
to his own business. At first the efforts
OF Purdue were met by considerable OPP
position by many of those who were eX-
pected to become beneficiales of these in
stitutes but gradually this opposition was
overcome, not, however, without an effort
on the part of Purdue. for that institution
labored long, earnestly and persistently for
five years, until now there is not county
in the State that does not hail the day for
the annual converting of the Farmers In
stitute This has been done at a cost of
less than 1 cent per capita per annum for
the farming population and at q great
sacrifice on the part of all concerned in
its present success and there seems to me
to be no reason whatever for transferring
the management to another authority. Be-
ing altogether educational these institutes
are part OF the agricultural college of the
State Indeed, they constitute the extern
sion of the university itself and cannot ice
transferred to any other authority Aside
from this fact is the other equally clear
truth that to transfer the management of
perienced persons to the charge of novices
is to supersede a successful general in the
thickest of battle with an inexperienced
subaltern, the effect in each case being to
disorsanize and possibly open the way for
the destruction of available forces. Let the
management of these institutes remain with
Purdue. DIR. c. a. ROBINSON.
Fountaintown, Ind, Feb. II.