Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-05
BOARD OF EDUCATION.


Tho board OF education met last oven-
,,s lt their rooms and the following
roatlno business was disposed Of
SCHOOL CENSUS OF OGDEN.
rIr.t ward-Boys. iol. girls, $685. total.
81, decrease over is9s. g.
second ward-Boya, $50. girls 49,
total ,oi. Increase Of 80.
Third wurd-iioyA i6i; girls. ft5'
total. s05. Increase, T.
Fourth ward--Boya. 7O3. girls, 6sI'
total 800, Increase, 70.
Frh ward-Buya. go; girls. t5f'
Total 1891. Increase. 3s.
Totai census. $3.50. Increase. 10.
AuptToWs REPORT
Tho auditors report for July sub
mlttgd as followu;
Essslpts-Cash on hand. July 1. 1893,
$3.50 loan. $1,000 due treasurer $500
"pi,bunemcnts July 81. 1899. war
rants paid, sA15s.6l
The financial committee was author
lied 20 borrow $500.
uuiding and ground committee re-
ported the work completed on rive
Points school and were Instructed Go
visit all buildings and make all ncccs-
NJ. scowcroft reported letting con-
tract fDr printing Of manuals 20 Geo.
o. cannon 4 Sons Co.
Tho matter of repairing black boards
was referred TO committee on supplies
with power TO act
Tho matter ~ calcimlng the Emerson
school was referred 90 Allison.
Committee on buildings and grounds
reuUftgI water main ON Mound Fort
grounds completed,
a BIN of Enterprise Clay co. for
Ustts referred back Tor correction.
g. Anderson offered ~ paint the hlgh
rrh10I building for i6i.55; referred 10
building and grounds committee.
There were about twelve applications
for nrinriuHiHhip of ogden high school.
u. N. Adams and J. 4. Engle applied
f1r position on teachers examining
miscellaneous bills were allowed
amounting to t9siis.
LEGAL AND COURT NOTES.
In the case u Caibort and wife W
Green. II was given TO the jury yes
terday. They soon returned with a
verdict n SO damages.
before Justice ~ the Peace NJ. A..
Breeden, Mrs, =, Lepcr II suing Joseph
Fnrr 90 recover possession ~ certain
property and $50 damages for unlawful
detention Of the same
IN the same court william Downs ~
suing George and u. H. Butler 20 re-
cover i15 for damagesi trcspaas or
wheat field.
The three saionon men. Myrcs. Barr
ana Livingston, were each fined s. for
the violation Of the Sunday closing or
dinnnce. In Police Judge Hulaniskra
court.
one clowdsley. an cx-oonvlct. and
charged. under the promise that they
would leave the city today.
shcrin Lane went 10 Hunts
Vile yesterday ana arrested
the three mon who disturbed
the peace on July 2ith. lie
also aubpwnaed the witnesses for the
case, and trial was set FOR the 18th
inst, Iloke Olsen plead guilty.
WELCOME TO THE VOLUNTEERS.
Come with symbals. drums and comets.
come like swuilna ~ bees and hornets.
Come, ~ hoste, and make a noise
For yondcr come tho Utah boys.
Wake. ye birds In every moruaa,
Swell with us tho welcome chorus:
scream, yea eagles from ON high.
For see, the Utah boys are nigh.
Thundcre OF the storm clouds DER as
Join uH IN the welcome chorus:
lFt 1ll nature make n noise
TO welcome home our Utah boys.
JOHN MQUARRW.
Ogden. Utah.
sTEEPLE CLIMBER GONE.
The nteeple climber southerland I'M
shed his work on the NJ. y. Hteeple to-
day, and left for san Francisco 10 re-
port Tor duty IN tho naval department
He ~ 10 be Instructor on the naval ship
Hartford
FUNERAL OF J. +. TALLANT.
The funeral services over the remains
u Jamos r. Tallant VIII be held Sun
day afternoon AZ o'clock In inrkln 4
tong' undertaking parlora. iGG Twenty
fourth street. The Rev. Mr.. Mllkur,
son officiating. Friends Invited.
NOTES AND PERSONALS.
This evening Mr.. A. Herman Farley
leaves Tor his mission To Scandinavia
llls many friends wish him much sue
CESS
Dr. p. Q. Rich and family have re-
tuned from their summer outing al
soda springs, having spent very de
lghtful time.
Nat klmball. who has recently beer
appointed second lieutenant IN the ar
n.y. WIN leave here today Tor Vancouver
barracks, Washington. to Join th'
Thlry-hfth Infantry Mr.. Kimball eN
1aeis 10 be on recruiting duty for q
OGDEN Raj ROAD TIME CART