The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1899-09-03
Miss Mary l. Hoag of the Lowell

school returns on Monday.
Professor Stewart of the university
ard Superintendent Van Colt have been
appointed by State Superintendent
Park to take charge Of the educational
exhibit at the state fair.
PRINCIPAL L. S. Hallock of the Frank
lin school returned from the east on
Tuesday.
Miss Ella c. Fitzgerald. principal of
the Pingree school, Ogden, is visiting
friends and relatives in Iowa.
Miss Louise Wolf of the Grant scnooi
has returned from a, very pleasant visit
to Palo Alto, Pacific Grove and other
points in California.
Principal G. n. Mckay of the Lowell
school has been spending short time
in Missouri.
Logan City schools will open Sept.
IL. Twenty-one teachers will be en-
ployed.
Miss Dele Duncan of the Lincoln
school has returned from her summer
vacation.
The public schools of Cache county
will open for the year, Sept. IL. There
are lwenty-four districts aside from
Logan City, with a teaching force OF
SiXty-nine.
Mrs. c. H. Knowles of the Washing
ton school has returned from visit in
Montana
The deaf mute school at Ogden VIII
open for the year Sept. 3.
c. A Blocher from Missouri has peen
employed as superintendent of the
Park City schools tire ensuing year.
Principal L. M. Qualtrough of the
Washington school. and her sister, Miss
Frances. of the Grant school, nave re-
turned from their vacation spent III
Washington and Oregon.
The Davis county schools will open
for the year Sept II, with teaching
CORPS numbering forty-five.
PRINCIPAL Joseph Nelson or the Lat
ter-day Saints Business college has re-
turned from a business trip TO baatle
Creek Chicago and Omaha
D. H. Swanger, formerly superinten-
dent of the Park City schools Will take
charge of the Redwood. California,
schools the coming year.
d. S. l.. McCorlSle will assume the
principalship of the Ontario school,
Park City, upon the opening OF the
schools there.
Mis- Ada. Bitner of the Latter-day
Saints Business college has returned
from Chicago, where she took sum-
mea. course in Chicago university.
The schools of Provo City will open
Sept IL.
Instructor Horace Cummings OF the
training school was one of the teachers
at the Utah county teachers lnstftute
held recently at Castillo.
Pyincipal Samuel DoXey or the
Hamilton school has been IN the CITY
the past week in search of house Tor
his family. He will remove to this city
at once.
Pr,fessor G. NJ Marshall of the
university took a prominent part in the
teachers institute at Scofield the past
Miss Susan 6. Stokes of the city high
school has returned from her summer
vacation.
tt Metn
deaf mute school. Ogoen, was al eae
city on Friday.
The state board of eduction will meet
in the office of State Superintendent
Park on Thursday. Sept. Z.
meeting of the grade teachers OF
Salt Lake county will be held IN Ins
university on Saturday, Sept. 3. at l0:3o
o'clock. In the afternoon at $50 at the
CITY and county building, meeting OF
the principals of the county Will be helo.
Al eacn of these meetings discussions
viii occur relative to additions to the
present course of study. and expiana-
tions made concerning such additions.
Scbool supplies in the form of blanks
for school use will be distributed ana
Suneyintendent Van Colt is par0cui-
a,.Iv DESTROYS that there Shall De a
large attendance at each meeting.
An examination Of the teachers OF
Salt Lake county was held at the UNI
and 9 Fourteen candlo2teS appiieu
for certificates of the grammar grade,
fen of whom were males and four fe-
males For certificates of the primary
grade. twenty mine applied, four OF
whom were gentlemen, and twenty-five
of whom We're ladies. The city eXama5
nation will occur on Tuesday and
"wednesday. Sept and 6, and Will be
hold in the high school assembly room.
w Hooper, formerly of the Latter
dav saints college, has been chosen
principal of the Brigham City high
school. and will assume his duties
Sept. II. co,,+,,
Teachers association will be held IN
provo. Sept 16. DR.. 6. H. Br1m-
han of the B. Y. academy, VIII
treat the subject of pedagogy ana
Professor Horace Cummings OIL the
state training school will treat ma
ture study. 1t is expected 'ha'
the attendance will be large.
Professor Whitely's School OF Law
has been removed to new quarters at
43O South Third East street, and the
wear will open Sept. 5. The schooi is
designed to prepare for the practice
of law. two courses being oHered, the
first of which will be a law course OF
tvo wears. and a political science course
continuing one year. A series OF lee
turess is announced for the year, the
faculty of law lecturers being Presioent
WHITLEY. LIE Grand Young, o. w.
Powers Frank Pierce, George Sutner-
land. T. Z. Brown. w. h King, Q. w.
Movie. A. Z. Snow and Z. B. Cr1tchiow.
Mrs. ]. A. Searcy of Butte, Mont.
we'll known as Miss May Franklin, for
rnerlv a teacher in the schools OF SAT-
Lake county, is making an EXTENDED
visit in the city :.
Miss Edith Hunter viii teach al
Evansville the coming year.
Miss Hayden, one of the teachers az
Rowland Hall, has returned from the
east. where she spent her vacation
Although not officially announced, IL
is expected that the first general meet
ing of the city teachers for the coming
school year will be held in the high
school ASSEMBLE. room on Saturday,
Sept. 3.
Principal A. O. Clark will have office
hours at the high school building the
present week for the accommodation
of patrons. His hours will be between
8 and IL a. m.
At the recent teachers examination
in Utah county. eighty-one candidates
presented themselves, a large majority
of whom passed the examination, even
at a higher standard than heretofore
required. There are in the county
twenty-six separate districts and l2a
teachers employed. The schools Of the
county will open Sept. IL.
B. Y. A. Notes.
Especial Correspoi1dence)