Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-30
WEBER COUNTY SCHOOLS.
ltdTei.hss Who VIII be 10 Charge After
September llh.


rhs opening Of tho weber county
,ubfg schools viii take place on Sept.
irb a ottcr has been scnt to truH-
t.sln aii the precincts suggesting that
ODD school houses b. thoroughly cleaned.
renovated and repaired. and fixed up On
rrHrer condition Tor the children.
Tha Norih ogden school house IL be-
ar renovated and made much more
..4t#gIent The uintnh precinct is
building a. now school housoi it II near
las completion.
Through all the precincts a great In
far.at lt being taken 10 have the school
rooms more attractive and nccommo-
dsung Tor the students, and 90 work w
among the youth " the county q great
of desire 10 get q practical gdu-
cation. Several ~ the districts have
levied q higher local school tax. which
uiu insure q longer term OF school
than heretofore.
Ou Saturday. the OH. the school lnatl-
tutD viii commence ut II am, iu the
county court house. 10 arrange for the
commencement OF the schools. Tor the
distribution of registers. blanks. etc.,
a.s1 90 consider a teachers course FOR
tHg ensuing year.
From the following iist OF teachers Il
win ba seen that this years corps Of
teachers e. u very strong one, ANA able
go Instruct the schools IN "a proper unn-
rHr.
Elen-O. X. Wilbur. Annie Rlsle.
Garlnnd-john Wheeler, Isabella
bingham.
Hlrch Crcoi-Mlss H. +. HARRIS.
Farr Wcst-J. r. Rawron, Mary Tny-
lHr
llarr.aynlc-Joacph nidwen. Inga
shurtHd.
kauesvlilc-D. r. LanFlolsc.
lluntsyillc-N ottlr Mckay, Mary
MungHgafd. Martha Aldous. tIzzlo
L1uElulsv, lone yncnnU.
louper-W. H. Walton. Ale puttor-
fIn. Frank l.. Souln, John Hooper.
l.lhgtty-R W. Cain Zone vucuuD.
Mauiott-A. J. Allen tone yacanO.
poery-J. g., Neal.
Statewide tVuCancy)
Rain Ciiy-ChuH. MAJ, Hattie Koch,
L.Ccta Skccn.
poplar-Lottlc Hcningcr.
Thomas.
West wcbcr-Ammon Green Jr..
Sarah Hawks. Julia Hawkes..
liuy-Emmu Anderson.
Pleasant Nlcw-liilda Larsen. Helen
Whocrc.
ilandall-MnFglc ]. Montgomery.
North Ogdcn-it. n. Amca, John Q.
3Hnylook. Margaret Chambers
Tayior-Fred ,, Dalton, LzzIe Hun
Who're. n. quinn, Hnda Ips,n.
l.n'ah-A. II. Rogers. oliver a.
Rvcrdnlc-charlcs Wright. Gertrude
Smith.
DISTRICT AND POLICE COURT.
The following business was trans
acted before Judge Rolapp yesterday;
\. y, JcHpersun W jos. McElrly. suit
Tor the foreclosure OF mortgage ON
property given In security uf u prom
iss9ry note for 800 dated Nov. 9Th.
rlslucllc Tucclllo sues Guctano Holo-
EI'sr 10 quiet title 20 "a certain lot in
IaNrrylcW addition, and that the de-
iandhnt De barred and cniolncd from
uHsartinE any claim on said land.
Sarah j. Williams Va Mordncu Will
Hams, sues Tor divorce on the plea uf
d.'rii0n ana failure 20 provide Tor
plaintiff also pruys for the custody ~
ih' Two minor children. W II. White
o. attorney Tor plalnum.
The bicycle stolen from n. l.. White
was yesterday recovered. and n com.
INut Was issued FOR the arrest 90 Nic-
i'- Fly on the charge OF grand lar
Sony. Dc having stolen the bike from
Judge Hulaulsk released one drunk
gHl Two vngs and sentenced two yags
" i've days on the rock pile.
HOOPER CANNING co.
The articles OF incorporation OF the
h.Yper Canning company were filed
lIll IN the clerks Office. The names
nt The lncorporators and the offices
lNg' mold In the company are! Lars 4.
Johnson. president; Gustav 1. Petersen.
wee president; Lawrence Johnson, aoc-
IuHfy, Joseph Manning, treasurer:
Alexander l.. Brewer, general mana
t.r These i've gentlemen also form the
N'iil OF directors " the company. The
F.olrry " Huid company consists NJ
buildings, books and furniture valued
Ns 500, engine and machinery $500.
merchandise on hand, $3.50. total, $3.50.
Nr amount Of each share ~ stock at
lN' pHr or face value II 500 and the
..NiI OF the capital stock agreed upon
tH %" shares Of the denomination and
liE value N 500 each Lars T.. John
.'h hia four shares; Gustav 1, Peter
lu four shares; Laurcnz johnson
lhr'f' shares; Jos. Manning four
lhD. VI business 81 Hooper. Weber
county The purpose Of tho corpora
I.lh ls 90 conduct a general business
.l canning and plckllng ~ fruits and
N.s,hbIes also the buying and selling
ai kinds u fruits, vegetables and
g.hgr lines ~ produce relating and
Incidental thereto,
7, l., NJ. ANNUAL BANQUET.
Agrand banquet will be given Friday
''eIIng, Sept, LIST, In the Fifth ward
institute under the auspices Of the Y. l..
d. ]. a. OF that ward. II r. to be given
ln eommcmoratlon OF their annual day
hnd promises 10 be one or the grandcst
aNl most pleasurnble affairs Of the
year Hon. II. II. Rolnpp Is to be toast
'''ll'r Tor tho evening, and that alone
,'sNiys plenty NJ fun, The best musical
.lrnl of the city has been procured Tor
we occasion ana Ford's orchestra a. to
,l.Nlah sweet strains Of music A very
wv supper Will be prepared by the
l'4ht ladies', and everybody knows fun
m.u thelr ability 10 prepare delicious
"eNu' y WIN be served promptly at s
I'm Admission viii be 20 cents in
Guiding supper.
LOCAL NEWS BRIEFS.
Last evening there were a great many
ha'hHed at Lester park 10 hear the
tVTu AIR concert by the ogden city
nhnl' The music was excellent and
WQs enjoyed by an. After the concert
VIZ lance under the auspices of the
hntch OF the Good Shepherd was par
uelpated In by a large crowd.
me Degree ~ Honor spent a pleasant
Luie az 6lcnwood yesterday Afternoon
Alu evening, The management are
tpldly rebuilding what was burned
Town the other night. Thursday Will
n nj q HlN 4 rINn.