Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-21
THE SCHOOL BOARD SESSION
Monument Tor Lester Pak-Fishing and Hunt
ing Party
A Lady Lost JRiior Critchicw with
out charge baseball Notes
Personals, Rte.

The board n education held their
REGULAR meeting and disposed Of the
following business.
Mr. u. II. Adams was elected 10 ON
the position on the board u teachers
,trmluofa. made vacant by the death
II Prof r. y. lewis.
The resignation Of Prof Samuel
p1ycy was accepted. tio having ac-
ceptod position in salt Lake. 40 prin-
c.pll OF the Hamilton school
Miss Rose stolcr sent M her rcslg-
nation as teacher IN the Madison school.
wilton was accepted.
Miss Mary Klrwau was granted
leave 1f absence Tor one year
The board decided 10 open the schools
ON Monday Sept 1T.
Four applications for teachers were
received.
the board adjourned to meet We'd
reHduy evening nCxt. when the election
u teachers VIII take place.
MONUMENT ron THE SOLDIERS.
4 proposition that should receive the
entire support Of every citizen in Ogs
den has been commenced. ~ IL FOR the
erection ~ "a monument On Lester Park
near the center NJ the eastern half iu
tsmmemurution Of the hufluC deeds "
che Utah Batteries A aud y In the wars
with spain and the Fllipinoa, The
monument D. 20 cost 1901 900. on the four
corners u ~ proposed to plnc. the
statues of George Washington. 4. z.
Grant Abraham Lincoln ana Brigham
Young. The body " the monument 90
bH built ~ granite and ut tho height VI
tom foot viii be- placed tables N mar.
Die. upon which viii BE- Inscribed
tho names 81 the Utah volunteers who
have lost their lives while defending
their country and tho story OF the deeds
of the Utah heroes. This movement
started with the Fourth ~ July COM
mIttcc setting aside nll their surplus
FUND from the celebration Tor that puf-
pose; and the following committees
were appointed 90 carry on that work
Executive Cnmmittre-Wm. Glass
man. president. John A, Boyle, vic1
president. e. y. JcnninTs. rrcuctnry;
David EcrieH. treasurer: g.. n. Middle
ton. A. y. Wright John Scowcruft, l.
l. clark. a. G.. Blglow.
General committee D.. ~. pcory Sr.
Jnn SWuiu, q. ". DnrHn. ~. a. lfupdou
" ~ ivos, T. J. kleg1l ~ ". Goddard,
Mat 3. browning. Frank j. Cannon,
Murile'rh, D. ID. Richards. n.Th0rham,
John Watson. l., %. Adams. l.. W.
shurtlln. A. NJ, CuHhanuhnn, W +.
Adams. !. V. Nelson, y. H. Hulnnlskl.
r. W. Jones. r.. r, Wuollcy. Judge
tolnpp. ", 4. Littlcnold. Vim. Driver.
s. Richarison, Jos Parry. Geo. Mat
ron. o. e.. Tnvcy. ThoH. -, Dee. T. q.
hurt, T.. j. llondorHhot. Jas. Pingrpe.
~ n. Spencer Joshua Grant y. e.
Flyglrr. n. J. stevens. ~. e.. Rich A.
10 Haywood, L1rin Fan. q. l.. Becker. |
Wilson, J. ". ABBOTT. W. w. Hart j. -. /
Durulhun, J, a. kunusH, Geo. v. l
S0hr1mm W. r. WnkInHun, N. Buch- /
miller y. Francis. Charles iiollingH- ]
worth, John Driver. A. @. Fell. G. A. /
smurthwalL
MRS. DROWNING wANDERs.
Early Saturday morning Mrs. stephen /
~ urownluE arose from her bed, put I
un hrr wrapper ana shoes, ana said tl |
her chlldrDn she was going out side FOR .
faw minutes. The family waited Tor
come tmc but us Fhe dil not return /
they became somewhat alarmed, and i
started out 90 lind her, but mo- traces 81 /
hHr whereabouts could hH found. ana hH ]
.hH had been 90 Tor IL long time. which ]
bad DnDcted her mind, 'he family ana
nrIghhors thought perhaps something
N serious nature hgd happened 20
her, Al day saturday ANA that night
was spent by many relatives and
friends about the river ana on through
Che fields but N mo- avail, Hp they dee
Dlru Co go up towards the mountains
yesterday morning and search, and uf-
N.N ''NNNNN NNNNNN NN INJURY hNNNA NNNNA"
lnr. the missing lady was found nt tho
house " some friends near the foot of
The mountains. She had wandered
there on Saturday and was being we'll
cared for The husband and family |
wore overioyod To Ind her again, not
having met with any serious accident
and they feel very thankful to tho
friends who 20 kindly took Mrs
Browning In ana cared Cor her. pcrhlt~
preventing her from spJouH accident
or possibly death n she had gotten high
up among the rough lodges.
FlsHERMAN's LUCK.
Yesterday Conductor J. II, Rhine, Uu-
urr'nkgr Geo, W. Larkin, Jr., ana Train
ANNnt WIN culkinH returned with their
i1milles from a three weeks fishing and
hunting trip up on Black Fork. WyO.,
The gentlemen say they had good luck
IN their sport. The fish were plentiful. !
hui The chickens were hard 10 get, Now
" neither u II TO be understood from the
ITO that when the chickens few up
lhoy became nervous and missed their
mark or whether the chickens were so
icw ls the reason they could not get so
many this year. Is a question left un-
Tho gentlemen do not seem 90 have
my startling bear stories 10 tell this