Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-06-24
OGDEN.
- ". I. A. Conference hoard Of Edu'
cation-Coutt Notes.

ronts viii be- provided FOR NJ many
people na possible. The stone viii De
laid by 1T Rev. Bishop seaman. as
sisted by Rev. T.. NJ. Cushnnhnn ami
several priests from salt Lake city
Music will be- furnished by tue ogden
city brass band ana the choir Of st.
Joseph's Catholic church
Y.L. NJ. l. a. CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference Of the
Young Ladies' Mutual improvement ass
FoclatlonH of Weber stake convened BOO
the ogden Tabernacle June 2lrd, ut 10
o'clock %. m. President Elizabeth y.
stanford presided. After singing BY
the choir, bishop Robert McQunrric of
PRECEDENT stanford made o fow intro
ductury remarks. cNhurtltg the meme
beers % the associations TO diligence
and earnest work and urging them 10
study faithfully the principles ut the
Tho morning session was addressed by
Counselor Rose Dluuuld Bishop Robert
McQuHrric. Elder ThumW Morley ana
Maggie Chambers. An expressed hUm-
selves na being well pleased with the
condition uf the associations aud gave
some valuable instructions to the
DURING the meeting Miss Minnie
brown % the First ward read q very
interesting essay ON "Lbcrnllty,'
Miss Annie ltitle of Eden presented
"a we'll written essay on ECONOMY"
and Miss Annie Maddox " Mound
Fort rendered e song Ia "a vovy pleas
ing manner.
Miss Annie Mortcnscn Of Huntsville
read an original poem entitled Cur
Mission"
Tho closing prayer was offered BY
President Lewis ". Shurilln
The speakers az the afternoon session
were: President l.. W. Shurtlln Couu-
rrlor Mercy r. Burton, Sarah Whalen.
Hannah Russell and President y. Y,
stanford.
The following program was also REM
durcd. a lesson from the guide, THE
Parallels of our Lord by Sophia
StrattUn OF tiiverdule, essay on "Au-
Smuln OF Layuc. song by Elizabeth -.
Hunter % West Weber
Singing fur the conference was fur
nHhOd By the Mount Fort association.
After singing beuediUtlou was of
fered by bishop Robert Mgeuurrlu.
Tho services were N uu exceedingly
Instructive nature and greatly enjoyed
b. those iu Attendance.
BOARD or EDUCATION.
The board NJ education held rcgu-
lar meeting luHt night and Transacted
considerable amount N business. ua fol-
luwH'
BIDS were asked Tor o. heating appnr-
ntuH Tor the Mount Fort school. aud
for connecting the Grant avenue build
ing with the HyWur.
The examining committee presented
a report ~ the result uf the teachers
examination held June 18TH, 10th Nrl
ltth, recommending nH follows; That
W. g. Crandall De- granted high school
special certificate, that grammar school
certificates Doe granted 60 Carrie "
Knapp, Mrs. Lizette Miller g. 4. smith
Florence llirHt J. Loo Fairbanks. Ella
e. BnllHrdi that primary certificates be
issued 10 Anna NJ. Bihler, Emily Trim
hlc Lcttic Richards. Florence Cr1mp-
ton. Matte y. Fisher. Hattie y. Markc
Josie r. Glare, Naomi Tracy, Hattie
1iinchclinc.
The following named were reported
~ entitled TO a renewal of their cortl-
n. -, Lewis. Mamie T. Monctt. Her
man II. Severn, Mrs. r. II. Mcguire.
Martha burton. Samuel DoXey. Ncttlc
Mckay, Elizabeth VI. orth, Gertrude
l., Keller, Ola Barker, p. H. Adams,
coe NJ. nrccden Miss L. L. Irwin. Ella
&, Ballard. Edith Gourluy, clara
Eldredre, Daisy l.. Stone, Geo. a.
Eaton. \. T.. Wilson. Margaret -, Mar
tin, Iva Thomas, Cecilia lettings, VIM.
y, Peterson, NJ. June Pierce. J. NJ.
bishop, Mrs Eta Deublcr. Lillian
Shaw, Mrs. Marian Burton Rose Stolor.
Mrs. Josephine iiirHt, Gertrude White.
Laura Kirkpatrick, Lois H. Pierce.
Dora Snow. NJ Pearl Richards, Lllllc
liuErcp, John r. EnElc. joel j. Harris,
Emma Nelson, n. H. Christensen, Eu-
genie u. smith, Mrs. W. u, Meal clara
foreman, Josie Seaman, George l..
Wade, Lila IuHt Fannie StDlcr, Muulo
NJ, Lewis. Josie Chambers Alice Ma
guiro. Mrs NJ. r. Huruumbc, Lizzie n.
Coray. Lulu n Mitchell. Graycc q. Me
Gonagle, Rhoda puny
There were thItty-Hoven applicants
Tor certificates, aH follows kDr gram
mar grade 10, high school, 2. primary
school. 20. Sixteen orctincntcs were
granted. aa follows Grammar grade.
!; high school grade, G. primary grade,
Miss Mary H. FELTON, Of Minneapolis.
MINI. was employed as supervisor OF
drawing and music for thu schools
The monthly report OF the suporln-
tcndcnt was presented. showing an
average daily attendance OF $3.50.
w, g. Crundall was employed MS
teacher In the scientific course In the
high school.
cHuCH INCORPORATED.
Articles Of incorporation. of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd OF the Protestant
Episcopal Church In the United States
of America, is the tile of documents
He'd In tho county clerks Office yestor-
day, The articles Hct forth that the
Incorporation u said church IL not for
prcunlury purposes, lis object being
Tor religious charitable and educational
purposes. with power TO sue and be
sued, contract and be contracted with.
receive and hold property, real and
personal, etc. The corporation 90 10 exc
1T Tor nifty years. The names OF tho
incorporatprs nre W, Emott Mnraun,
rector. John @. prout senior warden:
j. W. Booth and John $. Lewis. vcstry-
men.
SECOND DISTRICT COURT.
The court convened ut 10 o'clock a.
M, with Hon. Charles II. Hart, Judge
OF tho Third district court. presiding.
The hearing on the ease OF tho Utah
Loan ana Trust company Va the ogden
Electric galway company was re-
rumed ami witnesses heretofore sworn
were recalled. The further hearing %
the ease was continued until June 2Ith
The case bf tho ogden Utah Hot
Pprlnga Railroad company VI Charles
HI Dcnamorr was called before Judge
Rolnpp. jury was impaneled ana
eleven witnesses sworn, after which
The case was submitted without argu-
ment Later the jury came into court
aud rendered verdict IN favor OF the