The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-04
NEWS MOTIFS FROM
NEARBY TOWNS
School Board Meeting at Park
City.
SHOWING Of THE
CITY COUNCIL
GENERAL EXCURSION FROM
TINTIC TO SALTAIR.
Pueblo's Case at Provo-Prediction
of High Water in the SEWER Coun-
try Not. Verifed-Good Work OF
Fish Commissioner Bean-How to
Save the Fish.

Save the Fish.
Park City, June 3.-The school board
met last night and elected assistant
school teachers. the entire force being
retained for next year as III the past.
Professor F. A. Swanger, the new
superintendent, has the privilege of
changing the teachers to different
grades where he thinks benefit may be
derived The names of the teachers
and the grades which they are teach
ing this year are as follows: No. l
(CentraD building, Miss Martha Ian
ming, eight and ninth grades; Miss
Virginia Van Arsdale, seventh grade;
Miss Pearl Newcomb, fifth grade. No.
? building, Miss Lena SayerS, third
and fourth grades; Miss Grace Porter,
second grade; Miss Bessie Grose, be-
ginners and first grades; No. build
ing, Miss Anna Don. sixth grade; Miss
frankie Noonan, third and fourth
grades; Miss Katie Martin, second
grade; Luella Sanborn, hrst grade;
Miss Mamie Martin, beginners and
first grades. The salaries paid next
year will be the same as last year and
are uniform, being $50 per month.
Three or four new teachers viii be
chosen soon to meet the increased at
tendance of pupils. An addition of a
second story to No. 8 building will be
made this summer. providing several
new rooms. The commencement eXer-
cises will be held Thursday evening.
June 10.
Frank L. Tessman was arrested this
morning on a warrant sworn out by
Mrs. Pear Yean. who accuses him with
having committed rape on her person
June Is, 1896. He appeared before Jus
tice Fred Stevess and pleaded not
guilty, furnishing $500 bonds TO appear
before the district court.
CITY COUNCIL.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion last night with Alderman Rad
don, Reynolds, fallen and Rasband
present and Mayor Farrell presiding.
The report Of the city recorder for
May showed May l, balance S6.l6I.S5;
receipts during month. s1,452 Total.
SS,219.S5. Disbursements, $1,S05.27.
Balance, $6,414.5S. The treasurer's re-
port corresponds with the recorder.
City marshal's report: Total arrests,
81; fines committed, So; collected. 1924.
Total fines imposed, $1S6. Police JUS
tice collected 1924; committed for labor
s27; total fines imposed $751;. Arrests.
81.
Sections report: Deaths, 6.
Committee on streets alleys and
bridges reported unfavorable on the
petition of William Robinson for a
watering trough on Crescent street and
the report was adopted.
Petition of j. K. PARCEL for watering
trough on Deer Valley referred to COM
mittee on streets, alleys and bridges
Total bills presented. 81, 1899.
A cOrorf1itfaa Of ladies' in haha1f Of
the Christian Scientists ask the privi-
lege of holding services in one of the
rooms of the city building. Granted.
The question of levying a city tax
was di-cus cd. Inas.Aut,a as the city
now has $1,000 in the treasury, the
councilmen present were unanimous in
being opposed to levying tax and no
levy will be made this year.
The city attorney was instructed 10
draw uD an amendment to the ordin-
ances, making a sliding scale of
licenses for circus exhibits. The pres
ent license s25 is regarded too low and
the new scale will permit the license
be graded according to the size of the
show.
The city marshal was instructed to
put railing along the sidewalk in En-
pire canyon. when the creek flows
dangerously close to the walk.
Seven lads were arraigned before
Justice Lockhart this morning on the
charge of assaulting a Chinaman with
rocks. The boys were given some good
advice and sentence suspended.
Miss Eva Hughes is visiting Salt
Lake friends.
Miss Mamie Martin went to Salt
Lake today.
NOTES.
Ontario No. 1, A. o. U. w. elected Of !
fcers last night as follows: James y. !
NJ. w; L. Higson. foreman;
w. S. Koran, oversesr; Fred Jennings, /
recorder; D. C. Watson, financier; =. /
c. Thompson. receiver; j. Nj. Lock- !
hart, trustee. Workman degree was
conferred on two candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Mcpherson enter
tanned the 16 TO l Whist club last night, T.
the guest of honor being Miss Laura I
Beanett of Salt Lake City.
The funeral of Thomas Carrigan, the (,
3 year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. James I
scarlet fever was held This afternoon, I
n charSe of Rev. Father Galiisan AID 1
he interment al GIenwoOd cemetery. [
The Park club will cross bdtS W---- .
he Y. NJ. c. A. team at ogden ne--l
rhursday.
Joe Brink and John Palmer went to
Ogden This morning.
Miss May McSorley returned yester- T
lay from Oakland Cal, where she is .
attending school. She WAS met at
echo by her father. John McSorley
Rev. II. L. Collier returned from salt
lake this morning.
J. l.. Boydon and J. A. Smith of
were Park visitors yesterday.
l,ia. sin M. tfis C,dnts ruer, TX
o Coalville the records of Uintah min
iss u.~4sct a.. .'.e t.44.eu Ger
~ the recorder Tim Driscoll
Henry Fares and Mayor Farrell were
passengers TO Salt Lake this evening. +