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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-05
MINOR MENTION.

Mrh. Judge Miner IL expected hons
from California next week.
A sherln'a sale occurred thls after.
noon AZ tho former place OF business u
a, j. Ofom.
Tho Twenty.nfat quorum OF Elders
will meet Ia the Nineteenth ward
meeting house on Monday evening
next at s o'clock.
Deputy County Clerk Al. Reese TO.
day Issued a marriage license to Robert
q. Nelson, hge %, o. Murray and
Hanna q. LAison. age %, Of Murray.
Secretary Of State Hammond thi
morning issued a certificate Of npp1int-
inent 10 james II. Mcfarland Of West
Weber, VINO recently received the ~.
pOintment OF Justice OF tho peace Tor
the above named precinct.
First Unitarian society, Unity hal,
1880 west Third South street, Rev,
Adslbbtt l., Hudson minister. Ser.
Vices nj II a. M, subject Of sermon,
"w0rk Anu Rest.D There will DO a
shpTt session Of the Sunday school fol.
lowing the service for the purpose Of
arranging classes.
With AMI Without Such picture
IL bsing SHOWN about tho city In this
shape OF four oucumbeTs, two largo and
particularly fine Onsa and two that are
ltas attractive aB 10 size and appear.
hnoe. This former were grown on
ground feftlllzed by guAno, and the
lbttar ON ground thar was not NO quick
ened. The Lesson relates its own
moral.
John Jones OF this city, while hunt.
ing chickens thu other Day came aeros,
iron ore In tho West Mountain district.
assays OF lue r'uu quo" II 10 carry
small values IN gold anu silver and u
Is the genilomhns Intention TO com.
mpnoe sinking on The prospect In or.
der TO ascertain whrt II IL really
worth
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IN MINING CIRCLES.
The Local Stock Make TonlBs Up
and Becoming SIOn5.
Tnr BROKERS MORE Confident
Notk tf Tho Balls and the Bears {.
The rii Ioday-Ntwi from
On lying Camp.

A. stated by prominent stock brok.
or today, The mining stock market u
rapidly gaining strength, AMI ~ tone
90 present. lie doubly hott than u was
week ago. The brokers are beginning
20 zoe that they atu miasing good
chanurs by not lnuuIglng In a little
speculation when tho tide is low, aud
they have apparently come to the
conclusion that there 10 certainly
nothing TO lose, but everything to
gain by taking advantage Of the ez.
collcnt Investment uocufitios mat nre
now offered Ia tho way Of mining
stocks.
II there was more Of % speculative
spirit among the local broken, the mar.
bet would keep steadily forging ahead
amt business would assume a business.
like aspect. Bus % Il has been In the
rari, tho attitude OF tho brokers on
'chanro has 10 a great extent crushed
tho market aud caused people DO.
siflus OF invcftiBg, 10 become
afraid lost they should do something
ihcy would nt some future time
DO enfry loL Ao with the bfokurs, %
with tue investor, " 0no loses conf.
denco In tho market the other docs
likuwlse, until that fearful feeling lakoa
possession of the community AMI then,
what slhcknUap.
A. tooay'o call on %. ango tho
brokers acquitted thcmsolvol t5lcrnhly
well. Not that the bunlnUs1 tfansao.
tions were numsr1ud, but that they
we're quick 10 Hcl iu the matter on
pretending their quotations. The
trading, while nothing extra, was
fairly good and two lHttd Hioota,
uAlonA and Mumm1th,w were recognized
by transfers. The 'Oimsr was dealt Boo
q tho extent oil 200 shutra 90 81 %! per
share, while the latter found thkrt ui
board lot ai $3.50. Murcur wnH
strongly bii Tor az So, but holdvts of
the stock ruiuBui 90 Tuiilquith undar
s8,a5, ronrJ qurnily there was no deal.
tug thcfein. Ulth, the stock which
foli nt sl45l yesiurdny wuu ieatuf o.
losr, the cnYH figures being too iofuigu
to each Other To give any possibility 81
a tuusIor.
With the call Of unlisted stocks
Swansea received good quotations but
no trading chnrnotvfiIua the attention
paid thereto, aud " romhiuoi for Rex
% chic l ioiu the only talea among that
clnsl OF fiockh. Three thousand uhafta
q that Particular blocG changed hands
at IL cent? yer rAate.
The closing figures were 90 iollowfi
LISTED STOCKS
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A Mixed Mortgage Suit.

Frank rhompion, executor Of tho
last viii anu testament Of James II.
rhomfsjn, deceased, a1d Joe II. Lane,
administrator, are plant .ni in n suit
llbd with tho clerk % the district
court today against Carlton W.Ncalcb.
Estnllh Vuaich, Charles L.. Crane,
William u. Thomas anu wife, Frank
l.. Parker, David Dopue aud Matthew
Cochran and wife. The cause OF
action IL that G. w. Noatoh
anu Crane gave 10 l.. G. Cfossmau
their ufomifaofy noto Tor the rum Of
$1,000 with Interest nj the ratio Of per
cont per nnuum and secured payment
Tor tue hamo ~ giving = mortgage "
certain property Ia Salt Lake city.
Crauman assigned tho mortgage 10
James Thomson, deceased on Bop.
tumber o, 1899. The Patkurs aud
Dupue conveyed this property 10 W..
.. rhomas the latter agreeing 10 assume
tho mortgage.
Thomas now claims ownership Of
the real estate through ZONE claim or
lien the Pafhefs formerly held. pihlu.
tins nov pray Tor a judgment OF g2.l52
with interest at tho rate Of 0 nor cent
rot nnnum together with s75 attor.
nry8 Zee. Bonnet, Hafknusa, Howat
aud Bradley ale attorneys ios plain.
Uus.
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tdu Eufoka uill aud 10 is currently fc.
fnttcu that 10 viii be- nougaiafy o. lay
Oh one shin nt tho BECK, although We
are unrblu u positively verify the rc.
port Both companies are indusifl-
oualy prospecting nj Homansvillo and
We understand a daily Improvement is
noticeable.
Manager !. W. Green Of tho Buck.
eye ndvlIos un that hn hiss made new
ore striku on tho 200 Lowell % that prgr.
criy. Assays OF tie Uro show values ui
IS ~. silver, % per cent lead aud Sl3
g0li. ManlFor Green also states that
DO viii be ubin 10 send out a good
shipment d high grade orc In few
daye. AZ 90 tho fumor OF q contem'
PLATED auersoment on buckeye stock
ne states that 10 far as he knows no
suoh action IL Contemplated by the
board Of diruc.0rs.
AZ We 70 ~ ptCst we arc reliably b..
formed that a foot vein Of high grade
ore was struck in ilc Blue Bird ytstti.
Jay hitufuOOu. Iru Blue Bird lies iu
this vicinity of auol we'll known pro-
ducoru o. the Joe bowers, Butcher
Boy, shower hud Morning Glory ana
wo have no doubt will develop into a
rich ami regular shipper.
shipments from the district lot the
week nfs as iollowt.
From the bullion. Beck mino 20 car.
loads ore, from the Bullton-BecH mill
carloads concentrates, from tho Cen
tennial.Eufoka ~ cafioAIs ore, from
tue Eureka Hiii mine 4 cafloads ore,
tom tno Eureka hill mill IL carloads
cUucs uirAtes, from tno Grmiui 4 car.
loads ore, from the Ajax 10 oauoaue
ore, from the Mammoth mine cat.
loads ore, iIum the hiummOih mill IL
catiuail concentrates, from tbs Utah o
carloads Ofr, rom tue Sioux mill b
carloads concentrates, from tue Swan
toa carloads ore, from the -Four Ace
] carload ore, from the Dragon iron
niue . carloads ore daily.
Director Ryan OF the Ajax company
adviser a. that the PROPOSED mill Tor
mat company is cure 10. He states
that They are now engaged Ia taxing
samples OF all tue different grades anu
Characters VI orc IN the mine ana thai
different lots agsfggaung several
hundred ,OuF, viii DO tun through the
sioux mill ~ determine a. 20 their
rdnptabiliiy 10 that Process Of miiliug.
Tue mill run viii ctm uence tomof-
row. MI Ryan ulHJ states that
most satialaut0fy Progress IL bUiug
made Ia toe gfcat siOux.Ai tunnel.
Tho tunit ON the Bots Tweed b. uow
down 100 tuot fiom tue tunnel level,
22o itut from the surface. Tue shat
uus followed the vein all tue way
lown, tho vein NJ the bottom being
nom three 10 four icot vide, and have
taken out about 200 tons OF orc which
! now on the dump. a. X. Holcomb,
who 10 IN charge Of the mine, states
iuat they viii at gnoo commence cut.
ting station anu Will dTiit on tho
vein anu block cut the orc preparatory
% COMMENCING regular shipments.
Jetso Knight advises u that new
tuuuel 10 tap the vein on the Humbug,
was communced Wednesday morning.
Tho INV tunnel IA about 400 ieet nOtth
Ol the ola one ana viii DO about 800
iclt i0ug, nnO viii tap the vein lg5 furl
below tue present Level. Ia the moan.
time tho wofk 90 the wagon ROAD anu
Tue widening OF the present tunnel IL
tuing pushed ~ rapidly M pcs.iblu,
sud u 10 exp cleI that shipments from
tho properly will commence 10 Two "
llfeo weeks.
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The Comstock showing deed ore
The Daily West ia Fuii niaat.
In lie report Of the mines, mills and
miuers In the distrlcl for the past
week Tho Park CITY Patriot tays that
Chs a,ooshcldors Of the Independent.
lvsorn Mining company OF Finite,
whose cnlcua arc lccaled az Park CITY,
held ihoir annual meeting Tuetday,
sept. Lot. TIE following were elected
ulrcclori Dr. q. ID. GFegor, Dr..
Cauuie a. kloli Adam Lelchlur, Joi n
A.. Nlmmo aud Victor Holmqulst.
The report OF the general manager on
The condition of the properly was
highly satisfactory 20 the Htockholdefp,
Tho now hoistinR works ana sinking
pump put up recently atc giving 90.
ire satisfaction, Adam Lelchter, d..
q. A. kloe, q. T.. Fond and Oscar
Lawrence loft this morning. 10 insprct
the property. They 90 Gown Provo
canyon 10 Provo, where tho nipht will
TO spent. From thetn they eXptot 10
reach thu mine, two milua and hall
from Silver city, tomorrow.
From Morris Dusseldorf tho writer
le fned yesterday that the ComstooS h
looking fine. Samples OF tue ore were
taken 20 Salt Lake last week by supt.
Bob Mulhnll, which absayed high in
silver AMI lead. IL ~ thought that
enough orc Will be out In Tow weeks
10 maze handsome shipment, II the
price Of silver and lead don'l 10 TOO
low TO make such shipment unpTUfila.
Ole.
The Valeo has been sending down
one wagon load OF orc daily Tor the past
ten days. As a starter Tor a new mine
this 10 considered fairly good.
The WoOdsido was closed down yes.
teiday on account OF bfoiklng ons OF
Tho c0gh IN tho pluiOn wheel OF kthe
hOisiing works. A new wheel fias
bsen ordered from Salt Lake, but AZ IL
must DO cast, several days may be
rquifod 10 IA the order.
work was entirely suspended on the
Peck cOncontrai0f this week, An the
ofcg, except two whtuhmen, was dls.
charged. The building has bppB
ready for the machinery that never
came about four weeks. Last week H.
r. Jones, general manager Tor Utah of
the Peck company process, visited the
general offices nj Chicago 10 soe what
could DO done In tho way Of hurryipr
up tho machinery. Our roaders car
Judge how much OF success no hnd by
lhu order given on his return: DDS.
charge all men except two watohmyu.
anu nail up" Ii " snin tbat tbe ms.
chiuory VIII be ready Tor shipment In
sixty days,
Two Of he three ehifla at the Weber
y kehrus ligging plant at tue silver
King hays baen lalu on. Fred Flyndr
mas quit his ligging Operations at tue
May flower dump. Nearly all the liz.
giugsoi Silver creek arc solntmupt,
james hutddon returned Monday
from tho American Bork, wheTu Ito
has been prospecting since the mlduio
OF June, Ho has two claims thore, on
one Of which he has driven u tunnel
thirty.iiYe feet.
The masonry work on tbs Silver
hlng'a new boarding house 10 about |
all finished. Tho carpenters viii begin
worS as soon ~ tho lumber is on the
gr luud. The checks Tor the Silver |
kipg's monihly dividend OF $4,000 |
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Personal Paragraphs.

}. n, Whitney is Wyoming visitor at
the Cullen,
The Walker has among it, guests Ed
ward H. CowpoHhwaito Of Chicago.
Ffod A. Carrlok il San Franciscan AT
the Iomploion.
william Lawrence and b. n. Veg
torvott Of Denver are stopping at tho
knutaiord.
a. d. ludnall Of Kansas City is at tho
Cullen.
william Dunn Of Los Angeles, Cal,
aud Charles Morgan Of Virginia city,
New, are guests az tho Walker.
Frank W. aud Tom T.. Hinckley Of
81, Joseph, Mo-, arc nt tho Temploton.
William Pepper Jr. and 49, Il. Pepper
Of Phlladol phin, Pa are stopping at tho
knutsford.
l.. J.. Gillespie OF Kansas City and J.W.
Thomas Of ri. Louis are registered at tho
Knumioid
q. s. Huffman Of ", Louis and II. q.
Motor Of Dayton, Ohio, are located a. the
Templolon,
j. W. BallQa OF Worcester and Haydn
Randa II OF NV York are guoats ut tue
Cullen.
A. a. johnson Of Blaokiooi, ldaho,an
Il. g. Loe Of Duchesue have their names
ON tho Walker register.
Mrs. ELLA Knowles OF Denver aud W.
T.. Hammalt " New York are At tho
knutsford.
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Sire. r.. r.. Dawn, OF san Miguel,
Cal, gayG "Iam trying In measure
70 repay The manufacturer Of Cham.
blrlain's Cough Remedy for tho great
lUsd their remedy has done me. For
yCafl | was constant sufferer from
weak luugsaud bronchial asthma. My
rest nc night was disturbed by n hack
log cough, 90 that / iCit miserable the
greater rart Of the um". Many RENE.
dies recommends b. 'tiougs were
tried, none ui which D owed suitable TO
my chse, / did NOS experience any
bnuotlc al results until began taking
ChnmDerlsin'e Cough Remedy. Ahor
Two hotties OF the large siEs have been
used 1 am pleased 10 state, my health
Ia better than II has been Tor year..
The stresses has lot my luugs and
chest sui can breathe easily. It has
done me 40 much good that 1 want all
who sre suffering from lung troubles,
90 | was 10 give It a trial." For saT
by utupg sts.
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TINTIr nININa NoIEs.
a nudEet OF Intarmation from ~
Columns OF she miner.

a nudEet OF Information from tue
Columns OF she miner.
The Yankee Girl 10 shut down pend.
Ing the letting OF d contract 10 sink the
shall 100 feet deupuJ
The new owners u tho Elmer Rsy
alo cleanlug out the old shalt and Will
soon DO fuauy % commences the deyel.
opmelt OF the ground.
A comfortable showing OF cad ole
running through tho pytiles IA made
10 the arm started from the bottom u
the Blue Bird shalt at the 225 level.
The steam hOlsi, formerly on tho
Eureka Consolidated, Ia be NJ erected
on the OpeK group this week, and ns
soon as II is 10 petition the work on
that property VIII be pushed with still
greater vlgOL
Nicholas and Joseph TrsloAr have
leased the Sioux mine, and Dan Me.
LeOd has made similar arrangements
with tho Utah.
Joseph DedeTiUh, the well known
Mammoth contractor, left lat Monday
Tor the Blue Mountains {, superintend
the erection OF the COLD Queen mill.
The new whim was placed Ia posi-.
ton on The kapples ground Sunday
aud hoisliug commenced. L., n. Jen-
kIus, who 10 working tho property, 40.
vices " that tney have an ulrht men
streak Of fine Galona ore, anu TIA. they
will he ready 70 make u Two carload
shipment In about three weeks.
Scarcity o. water % oausiug consid.
oralle anxiety both al the Eureka Hin
Aud Bulll0n.Beok mile, Al average
OF only about ~ stamps eau be run At
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DAILY WEATHER yASE.
OhieIValiins Taken az Ulah, idahc,
Montana, Oregon IN Nevada
stations.

Weather reports showing ob,erva.
dons at s AM. toisy;
salt Lake City barometer, 5000;
temperature. %; minimum. bs, WIND;
southeast, 4 miles an hour clear.
Baker Ci.y-Batomotei, 5000; TEN.
perature IS; minimum, ~; wind,
south, 10 miles an hour; clear.
Cheyeune-BarometUr, 30.l2; tenn.
psFature, ~; minimum, ~; wind.
NORTHWEST; hight, clear.
Helena Barometer, 30.l2; tempera.
ture, 90; minimum, 80; wind, south.
west, llghi; clear.
Miles City Barometer, 80.12; tenn.
psrature, ~ minimum, 49, wind,
southwest, light, clear.
WinnemuocG-BArOmeteT 80. 90; tenn
perature, 90; minimum, 90; wind,
northeast, S miles put hour; uiear
Idaho Fallt-Barometer, 1904; TEN.
TerAture, ~; minimum, a.; wind,
north, light; clear
General aud local forecast for 30
houfs ending s pm, Sept. 9th;
For Utah, fair tonight and
Sunday, stationary temperature.
Salt Lake CITY aud vicinity, fair
weatneT, cooler.
J. II. sMITII,
Observer, Weather Bureau.
Todny's temperature Ia shown In the
FAC simile Thermometer given belowi
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aud thought no would go home which
he did, aud taxing o. quit went away
some distance from the house ana
lay down under the shase Of a tfseaul
The family thought no more Of MIN uu.
900 about shutdown tas DO frequently
vent 10 tho neighbofs) when they
went 10 look for him 10 DO some chores
aud after considerable eeaiChing he
was iound lying ga the heretofore
mentioned place, grooming anu Ia OBJ
unconscious condition. He was oat.
flod TO the houee and medical aid cum
m0ned and everything YVES done that
could be thought of but 10 was OF no
avail 10 no never fcgHinci conscious.
ntss ami died at about 1880 81. M, tur.
rounded by most Of thu heart bfoknn
family aud host OF gfiUi riricton
relatives and neighbour.
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There will DO no call on change on
Monday, owing TO It being a legal
holiday.
The Grow Mlning company opuIat.
ing IN kusalct's canyon, West Noun.
taxa ulstfici, has made astfika Of ofe
which assnys 81 20 IN gold 10 tho ton.
A meeting OF the governing board
N the stock exchange has been called
Tor Monday, at 4 p. m., but IN all prob.
ability tue regular monthly session will
10 canned over until another day.
Moasrs. G. r. Bunker aud 3. p.
Musick n san FruciacD were In town
toiey ami called on the firm OF Wind.
cor aud Hudson with reference " the
tale Of certain California mining prop.
uflies. Tbs gentlemen return 10 the
coast this evening.
The Morcur Mining company has
declared dividnpd No. 90 0f ~ CENTS
per share, or $4,000, payable On tbs
.Oih Int. With the payment Of this
diviicnd the company VIII have dis.
iribulod " its stock holders during It's
existence, the munincont sum Of half
million dullaTt.
Payson Headon A good grade Of
coal has beoh iOund Ia PAyson canyon.
Some Provo parties are interested In
600 hnu' The prospects atu that Pay
con VIII have some nuo anthracite coal
mines In tue near future TO add 10 nor
flpinly Increasing wealth. The "Hub
City" 1t yet destined g. be- the envy Of
thu county, tue "Gardun CITY" not a.
coploj.....Cnaflrs Hawkins ana MIR
Page itit ycstsfday m0rniug Tor Black
10 a. d
on thuir claim Rnowu ~ the "PaysOa
Grauu.u
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Afternoon session.

Singing by the choir and congrega.
tlupi
We thana lhoo o COO tor a Prophet
Payer by Patriarch Vim. Walker.
singing by chuir snd clugrsgatiot;
osay what b truth. etc
Elder Karl q. Mausgr was the fret
speaker. He said, In part, we're are
utsniing upon pinaoio ot tearing anu
science, tue highert that the world has
ever kuogn, nnI VIZ should Keep pace
with the learning In uut virtue, truth
ami moTalliy. The contrary IL the
case, ~ We tgo by the reports
IN our papers every dpy. In ZION
We have had Church and Sunday
schools anu other societies established
for the benefit OF LAttof-iay Saints 10
this line, but fathers anu mothtfb
should be- auTn that the home eIura.
lion NJ tho ilfetide IL ngt neglected; 10
foe that tho ONES entrusted 10 their
care are properly trained In the pfin.
cipltH Of ruth anu virtue ami la the
Gospel, that they may have living
testimony presented 10 them Of toe
divinity OF thia work. IL we fAll 10
10 our duty In this respect, We viii DO
held accountable. Faith In Goa
should bs the corner stone Of all our
works.
Elder Jonathan q. Klmball was the
next speaker. lie sale: We read In
the scriptures that Il n impossible 10
please Goi without faith. We should
ondeavOr 1t All times 10 have faith ia
God ana not seek so much after the
almighty dollar. You have 10 have
faith or you wont DO saved. When
men get mouVy they sometimes lose
the faith anu 70 into darkness and ne.
come greedy. When they get faith
they have happiness anu love the
children Of men.
Heher J. Grant then spoke. lie said,
There 10 nothing 90 sweet 90 mo az the
Gospel; nothing that value 20 much
as do tue testimony OF Josus Christ
aud there 10 nothing that Oils me with
greater sorrow than 10 SEQ the Latter.
Joy Saints careless anu Indifferent In
,rgard 10 these things. The Latter.
day Saints arc 10 wrapped up In
political affairs at thia time thai
they forget the Gospel. Wherever
you 90 you huarihe people discutslnR
these matters, but you very seldom
hear ihem talking OF the blesslnpB
which tho Lord has bestowed upon
them. IL they would pay more alien.
lion 10 tho dDtpel aud would keep the
Word OF Wisdom they would soon
have more money 10 their midst than
you could dig cut OF all tho mines In
Ulhh. PairOniLo home Industries and
don't send your money away for the
things you need, and then you will he
able 10 get some Of II back again.
Elder George TeAsdale SAID true hap.
pinesa oonsists In virtue, purify, hon.
oity and In doing right; ia making
others happy and In being sslf.6acfliic-
inR,n not Ia being greedy aud aeliish
anu In conlonding with one another.
II w viii keep the commandments
Of God, auj not seek 90 much sitter
worldly ahairs, we viii be bltssod.
God loves thoeo who loves Hin. II
we love HIN We should show IL by our
lives, ANA He viii then mAniiest His
love for ua and viii nll US with His
spirit.
sinsing by choir
Earlh with her ten thousand dover.
B.nedlclIon Wy Elder George u.
Wailar".'
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NtW luuk sept s. iniuai iloCk prices wcfa
manly q shade below yestcflay's anal uglits
OWING 20 tho fcEhfatiUnt hhe uigttag 20 ipr
quotations.
tcncrai kluetrr on good buying r0so per
cent Iho general net ruao sharply AMI "a
hiuIted % broader Inquiry. trlcoa Tsto1ad
nhEuty hll around on publication OF the week.
W Lhuk ltatumout which diaappointld the
forecasts
various siocks after luili, which tended 10
cheek The reaction. husincss at u We muuef-
Ate VIII granEcra displaying most hrmnCfs.
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State Board of Education.

The State board Of education met
this morning 10 the iilce Of Dr.. Park =.
The board had under consideration the
reports Of committees spp5ln.od &
drait rules anu by.iAws ana TO prepare
o. the law r,quitel, forms Of diplomas
'ur the gmmmar and hiFh school
grades and certificates f0rothor grades.
This 'ofmb reported by the olmmittrr
on diplnmA1 anu seal were accepted.
The teal will be q figure of the bee
hive M the coulter uifclrd by the 10.
serlttion, "rhe State Board Of Educa.
nom N Underneath "is9B0
The committee on fulea and bylAwt
reported through No ohsirman, DR..
TalmaGe. a motion 10 lay the report
on The table was defeated, 40 the matter
remains In fintu quo.
Tho sssgion which was very
lengthy one ndjourned 10 meet at the
call OF tho chairman Of tho State
board.