The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-02-13

the year. 11.656; transfer entries for the
month. 545; for the year. $50; intertrans-
fer entries for the month. 331: re-entTies
from past months. 636; withdrawn. 1009
for the month. 11.315, average daily at
tendance. 9.644: cases of hardness. 1850:
not absent nor tardy for the year. LIS:
per cent OF attendance. SO; per cent of
punctuality, $50; colored pupils. 81.
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Prof. d. B. Augsburg spoke before the
Salt Lake County Teachers association
yesterday Subject: Expression of
Lines"
Miss Z. Munger. of the New West aca-
deny. Pennington, was in the city yes
terda.-.
The Lincoln school last week received
r. v Smith.
Mrs. Davis. nee KEGS. continues quite
i'll at St Marks hospital
Miss Thurman of the New West school,
Lehi. was Salt Lake visitor yesterday.
Supervisor NJ Adelaide Holton will
speak upon Language and Phonics' be-
fore the Salt Lake County Teachers as
ISOLATION on Saturday next.
President ]. T. Kingsbury leaves today
ton of college presidents at Chattanooga
While absent. he will visit n number of
western colleges to observe the systems
of instruction
The University Dramatic club will go
to Springville on Friday next where il
will render "A Box of Monkeys and
"Pygmalion and Gaiatea-"
Unless present arrangements fail. the
class OF 1898 OF the university will re-
ceive their diplomas attired in the con-
ventional caps AID gowns" This is n
lete during the first part of this century
The members of the class are r. V.
Chamberlin, Herbert Hills. J. R. Clark,
Albert Johansen. Miss Connolly and Miss
Pay Riggs.
DR.. !. Z. TaImage recently addressed
the students Of the IS. Y. college. Logan,
upon silent Forces in Geological Work"
Joseph J. Cannon. a student of the uni
versity, has been chosen 10 assist Pro-
fessor Cummings in the department of
Latin and Greek.
The. B. Y. college. Logan. has just re-
ceived substantial addition to its
l;brary- The winter term opened under
the most favorable auspices.
Professor MacEwan of the agricultural
COLLEGE has his new book, ~AT-umenta-
ton. nearly COMPLETED
Professor Whiting of the university
speaks we'll of the progress being made
at the Southern Normal, Cedar City.
where he recently delivered d course of
lectures.
The B. Y. college. Logan. has Just re-
ceived large donation of lumber for the
new DuIldiAsS. nom q. " \ ibiey, an ex
tensive lumberman in Oregon.
The senior and junior classes at the
university are preparing to celebrate
Washington birthday in royal manner
Recent appropriations have made posi-
be Substantial increase to the library
at the university
Tho students at St. Mary's academy.
this city, were recently given an oyster
supper BY the faculty.
Professor ]. H Paul. ex-president Of
the agricultural college, is now in
Birmingham. England.
The exercises at the Lincoln school on
Friday commemorative Of the life and
pubic services of Abraham Lincoln were
of an exceedingly interesting character.
At l:A5 the pupils of tho different rooms
marched by grades to the lower corridor
where the exercises took place. The nall
was so densely packed with pupils and
patrons that al available space on the
floor and stairwaVs was occupied The
programme opened with singing the Star
Soaugled Banner in which the $50
pupils heartily Joined Lynville Smith
gave Bincolns speech at Springfield. Ills.
when leaving home TO assume the duties
of the presidency; after this extracts from
his inaugural addresses We're recited by
BERTHE Reeves. Aida Nuthall and Warren
Richmond. each of whom did well. The
rendition of Lincoln's favorite poem. 20.
Whv Should the Spirit of Mortal be
Proud by Miss Lawson. was very credit
ably done. and she received many COM
pliments. The famous Gettysburg speech
by Hiss Bertha MiGgiey: Rogers Tribute
to the statesman. by Miss Celia Nc
Cready: and Golfers 'LinGoln and Wash
also admirably rendered: Henry Logan.
n member of James 3. Mexican post then
delivered a stirring address in which the
qualities which made Abraham Lincoln
eminent were eloquently set forth Trus-
tee Giauuue. who was to have delivered an
address was unavoidably absent. much to
the regret of those present The patrons
OF the school were well pleased With the
exercises.