Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-10-17


Young" and e wns q most impressive
Effort and greatly appreciated By the
students.
Solo. Ray Clayton
Addrerg, Hohcr MaEleby representing
the founders Of the laboratory of chcm.
iatry
Address. Edward Holt. NJ the found
ew n The laboratory of physics.
Adlrrsa. President David John, Of the
board " trustees.
Singing hy The rh1Ir
henedictlon. President Ira y. Hinck-
ley Of Willard Stake.
Following % tho program Cor the az
ternunui
Dedication NJ the Beclstead iabora-
tory uf mechanics
Viewing Ne laboratory
Prayer VI dedication offered hy prcHl.
dent b. Clun, by request NJ thc family.
Presentation OF the laboratory by
Henry ~. lleckstrnu.
Piano duet ProtLuud aud Miaa RUBY
Christensen
specches By Prof Brlmhaii. Milo Nor
rci. President iiinckioy. Patriarch
Evans and others
provo WOODEN Mills ELECTION
The annual meeting Of the atookhol1.
crH VI the Provo Wuolrn Mills was held
% this city today. The old board ~
directors were reelected for the ensuing
year as follows. william u Preston.
Thomas r. cutler Reed Smuot, Myron
Tanner John Y. narncs. John G. cutler
and James r. Jennings as the board OF
The directors nt a later meeting de-
clared "a three per cont dividend. pnya-
BILE IN merchandise nt tho mills.
superintendent Reed Smoot made his
report a. 10 The condition nf The mills.
stating they had an the work on hand
they could do, there being great de-
mnnd Tor their goods In Eastern mar
ketH although competition was ~ ong.
JUDGES OF ELECTION.
Tho city council In special session this
evening appointed judges OF election
for the coming city election. The nrat
two named are Republicans and the
last named " u Democrat.
First dlatrict-lohort SHELTON. G. ID,
ulazlcr and Hcnry Saunders.
Second dlstrlct-AnKus q, neobo.
James G. knudscn and Mrs Hannah
Tucker.
Third distrlct-Iames Hardy. Edward
T. Harding and William Hoover
Fourth district-p =. Houdmnrsh,
joel A, johnson aud samuel Llddlnrd.
Finh diatrlct-Juhn d. Dixon. Albert
Carter and Rose Young
sixth District Wells Mcbride. n. q.
Hiuckloy and ia l.. Jones
seventh District George Gee, J. X.
hoshlrd hud John "a. Allen.
Eighth district -ilohert Anderson,
willis spanord and Nelson Tiffany.
EMMA PARK WOOL GROWERS AS.
ISOLATION.
a meeting OF the shoopmen who herd
their sheep iu the Emma Park. which b
bounded by the SLOPES OF the range be-
tween soldier Summit and the head OF
Nine Mile, was htli ne colt u aturlay,
and the "emmn Park Wool Growers
association was organized with Th0a
q. Thompson NJ Provo president. and
J. J. Craner or Cotton, secretary. The
object Of the organization Do tn protect
the membors' iiocks from the attacks Of
coyotes, wild cats. etc, ana has offered
70 bounty On an such wild animals OF 81
per head, The treasury now has over
$500 Ia II for that purpose.
A RETURNED SAILOR
David Graham barclay. a Provo boy.
who ten years agu ran away from hia
home in this city, returned to-day after
serving thrco years To- the u. 3, navy.
from which he has boon honoruby dis
charged.
Mr.. Barclay. after leaving home. went
to San FrancIaco on "a cattle train. and
from there shipped on the merchant
vessel Shenandoah" on which he
touched most VI the important CONNER
cinl ports OF the world Aftor two yeaia'
service he shipped on the whaling boat
Navurch, and spent three years In Are
nc waters.
on Nov. n. 1896. he entered the navy
on the small runhont Wheeling. on
which he belonged until thrCo days age.
The Wheeling ala duty on the coast II
Luzou Philippine islands, during The
war with spain. and ~ there now While
Nj nlrclHy was ON the Wheeling she
captured % schooner that was c1rrylng
arms Co. the Insurgents and which was