Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-19

tended the game n 10 had been held lu
ogden. remained at home and went 90
church
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The board mot Saturday afternoon
and disposed of the following business.
sheriff g. u. Luyno communicated TO
the board that De- had appointed Dppu.
~ shorin Joseph Bailey az chief dopu-
ty vice Joseph Bclnnp, resigned. and
had also appointed v T.. Hatch TO be
deputy. Hc asked that the salary of
the chief deputy be made go per month
The communication was laid over for
future action.
county Surveyor William B1staph rc.
ported on the condition uf the county
bridge over tho Hooper canal. re-
fDrrrd TO Commissioner AdnmH for in.
Nostigatlon and report
W. u. Taylor was appointed constn-
bic Tor liurtiayillo precinct lu place OF
~. ~. Lowdor resigned.
Surveyor h0gtnph was GRANTED a
leave uf absence Tor one month
county Treasurer Alma -. Chamber
ruhmlttcd 10 the board q statement Of
the condition of the tax sale records OF
thv county. showing u mixed state of
nfnlrH, The records show that some
property has been twice sold. some
enormously sold and some twice dcoia1
TO the county. The whole matter was
referred TO the proper county officials
for clucldntion and report
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
In the Second district court Saturday
before Judge Nllupp, the following
matters were disposed OF.
olive a. wallace va g. y. tnync.
shorn the court heard arguments on
we allowance 81 attorneys fees tD
plainun hnd took the matter under nd-
NlHnmpnt
nonjahln 4. wadman W. 4. G. Nc.
Kinney ON trial and hearing uf plain
us testimony wug concluded
SINGER Manufacturing company W
l.ilAlb.ih iyfng' case nlgi ou change
N venue from the Third district court.
PROBATE MATTERS.
ln the matter OF the estates or G.. s.
drowning aud Hiram d. Lewis. de.
ceased Friday June goth. sot Tor hear
lnE or the returns and gHtltlonH Tor
combinations 90 sales 90 real estate.
Estate NJ Mary Jones. drcglrgi. Clrl
l.. James appointed administrator un
Ming q bond of $3.50.
In the matter NJ the guarianship or
Margaret NJ. Studdlrl and uthors
luchhrd Dye discharged as guardian
ana his nnnl accounts approved
All jurors not engaged IN the case on
trinl--Wadman w Mckinney, were ok
cuHcd until the 18Th inst
WEBER COUNTY SCHOOLS.
The town was alive with people from
the country Saturday who came 10 at
tend the commencement exercises uf
the Weber county schools. which were
held IN tho spacious ogden tabernacle.
That building was crowded 10 that
there was not even standing room. and
many were unable u gain ndmittance
ana enjoy the interesting program
which NnHHH FWHFUWHH.
pleasure ~ listening Co.
The program aH published In the
News" last ThurHdhy WIS carried out
90 the minutcat detail. every number
being well received and applnudod.
Each young lady and gentleman won
honor ana deserved recognition, 10 that
90 make luvidiouH distinctions would
be entirely out ~ place now.
The address by Professor ]. NJ. Tan
rcr ~ the Agricultural College was
listened 90 with eager interest. He took
the ground that u grade higher than
o. part OF the county school system OF
education: but he argued the receiving
by pupil ~ a graduating CrrtinCutou
from any grade ala not really COM
p'etc the education Of tho one rc.
Ceiylng a. that education should be-
continuous through HE and embrace
everything which would tend Co elevate
character ana no men and women Tor
the various duties which thuy viii be
called upon 90 perform ln the world
The graduation certificates were pre-
ronted 10 the graduates ~ tho schools
who were named iu Thursdays
News" by Superintendent W. 49, VII.
son, who prcfncod hia action with ap-
pruprlate complimentary remarks.
Miss Amelia Manning uf Statewide
passed with the highest average o.
this years class, and FOR her pron-
cheney was awarded the FREQ state
scholarship from weber county
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Hon. Frank j. Cannon Will leave
home Tuesday morning for Chicago. TO
Doc absent Tor about two wcel,s ON min
Ing businoFs.
The quarterly conference Of the
Young Ladies' Mutual Improvement
associations ~ the Weber stake Of Zion
win convene In the ogden tabernacle
at 10 o'clock a. m. next Friday, the 2ird
instant,
saturday evening, IN tho police JUS
tice'H court, John Bray who was ar
rested the night before by Detective
Fender, charged with disturbing the
peace. was fined S.
The closing day exercises Of the Sac
rcd Heart academy Will De held to-
morrow morning ana the twonty-nrst
annual commencement will take place
In the academy hall at 10 o'clock "a. M.
Wednesday Tho graduates from ire
literary department are Misses May
Ross ana Nellie l.. Mcguire. ana from
the musical course, Miss Edith ID,
keck
BISHOP WHITNEY IN OGDEN.
The ogden Tabernacle was comfort
ably filled with people yesterday after
noon, drawn out by the published am
nouncoment that bishop Orson r.
Whitney would deliver discourse upon
the subject what iH Mormouism POO
While the bulk OF the audience was
composed N Latter-day Saints, there
were some present 81 other denomlnn-
lions, and an occasional one not a
member Of any church or subscriber NJ
any creed, II Is unnecessary, however
TO say that all who listened 10 the dis,
course were edinod ard instructed. n
not convinced by the reasoning and
logic Of the earnest ana eloquent speak
or.