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New-York tribune., 1899-10-29
DnNER 70 DEWEY ~ WtSHWGTOy.

Washngior oct - Admiral Dewey vas enter
tained AZ dinner al the Metropolitan Club tonight
hv The cot-fl, ~ friends whose guest h~ a =
farewell banquet just before his departure 20 as
sunae command of the Aslatic squadron The din
ner was of twenty covers TIE same room was
used and The same ~, ma enjoyed al Oh. farewell
dinner on October o. 1885, and lll four of tho
original party attended tonight Judge John Davis.
Of This city presided Admiral Few 3 in respond
INK 20 "a toast referred fteIng'y % 'he ossti0ns
given him and oppressed keen pleasure being
onoa nnra AZ home lnunE ID. old frlrnla
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A PLEA FOR MONEY.
CANADIANS RAISING A FUND TO AID SICK AND
WOUNDED SOLDIERS

To the Editor OF The Tribune
81 The Canadian branch Of the British Ma
uonal Society for Aid 10 the Sick and Wounded In
Warts prepared 70 receive and gratefully acknowl-
eigs from British citizens and sympathizers sub
s,rr,,rs In aid 4 sick and wounded In the Trans
wal War Funds will he administered through
The sori,ty's commissioners AT the seat or war.
address 40 ~ Coiiege-st, Toronto. Ort
9 STERLING RN ERSON,
Surgeon Lieutenant Colonel. Chairman
Montreal. oct *. 1893.
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oPDrps TO FORTY SEVENTH INFANTRY.
TO PROCEED TO THE PHlLHPINEs Rf WAY OF
THIS CITY

Washington. oct 2s-The 18th Volunteer Infantry
now al Camp Meade. Pennsylvania. mas n'eh ''-
dered 70 proceed 10 New-York City on November
and there embark for the Philippines on the
frarsnnrf Thomas
New-York tribune., 1899-10-29

THE BROOKLYN REACHES GIBRALTAR
Gibraltar oct @-The United States cruiser
Brooklyn. from Hampton Roads October 10. has
arrived here on her way Manila.
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lord uxro REPLIES TO THE QUEEN.

Ottawa. ont. oct. .s-Lord Mlnto. Governor
Genera of Canada has sent th.s repy 20 ne cable
okpa'ct ;r.u Joseph Chamberlain conveying Ter
Majesty 'rarks 20 Canada FOR its nantes 'tion
Loyalty and patriotism in sending troops 10
ASSIST Great Britain in the Transvaal:
The people 40 Canada have received with sincere
Sa'hca'o. tle message o. Hrr MlleS-y. the
queen. conveying ner thanks Tor Canada con-
liol-or r. f.e Brush forces now IN route To-
sol'h Afrlce. Tle good wishes expressed uy the
%,eie-gn 'r- hey Canadian troops VIII inspire m n
Vfn deep tIinenrs of loyalty and patriotism and
Win 6eferl.irstIDr 10 sustain the reputation that
teiacan volunteers have earned IN The .a-t D. g.
t'y o. This r' - tn empire.
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Tribune ori-~ Oct % m Tho aeather y~-ier-
lay was fsr and The temperature ranged between
81 and 90 degrees l63's being Z. of DE-
gree lover than q FRIDAY and ia higher than that
OF the corrcsp0n nding day q last year
Rain. with much lower temperature is Indicated for
to-<ax
New-York tribune., 1899-10-29
GREAT BATTLE NEAR.
Continued from first page

Durban shortly. presumably 10 convey
.-,soners 70 Simonstown-
New-York tribune., 1899-10-29

Mania, '''t''''4
Young struck insurgents santa Rosa nor'h
of san Isidro yesterday, driving them captured
one wounded Evans. 9th Infantry. struck ROD
Der band Neeros 9th inst. killed ten. wounolhg
many. capturing twenty prisoners SimonS; o1h
Infantry. struck small Dand' ulsueiSeu '"V'"' o
killed three 40 casualties.
New-York tribune., 1899-10-29
BUBONIc PLAGIE IT SANTOS.

Santos oct 2s-Four additional cases OF ou.
bonic plague and one death from the disease
have occurred here since october 26.
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oTIss REPORT OF ENGAGEMENTS

Washington oct. 2S-The War Department
to-day received the following dispatch from
General Otis:
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CHINESE ENLISTMENT APPROVED

I'm, - We decided 10 hold on TO the place and
r,,, dovn the rebels ourselves would your GOV
eminent object 70 our raising one or more reg-
roents Of Chinese troops" asked the Doctor. for
7 have observed that the Chinese We employed
70 bring on the wounded seem 10 be strong
men and perfectly fearless and few regiments
Of those hardy fellows would be better able 10
New-York tribune., 1899-10-29
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Your Sfors soivss 4 great
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NOTING SOME OF THE THINGS
which o. trse,nt Those Who Wish 10 nsks
THE HOUSE BEAUTIFUL
THE ENGLISH AND FRENCH
WALL PAPERS COMPRISING MANY
EFFECTIVE DESIGNS AND
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THE LIBERTY" ART FABRICS
Neivsts. Glazai Chlntzes Cretonnes and variety or
inexpensive stuns ~ excellent stse and good Color
THE COLONIAL WOOL RUGS
ln Characteristic treatments
THE BOMBAY MATS OF COCOA FIBRE
For Dens and smoke Rooms.
THE UNIQUE COLLECTION OF
ANTIQUE PERSIAN RUGS.
THE CALIFORNIA MISSION FURNITURE
q Naive Ash in Agreeable Shapes.
THE DUTCH FURNITURE
OF HAND CARVED BLACK OAK
N MANY ATTRACTIVE FORMS:
THE VERY INTERESTING
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

In ,e, diagram th- continuous white line shows me
.e.rg.. In pre.-ur. Indicated b} The Tribune self
.D,irg raiomsf.r rh. dotted line shows 'h- femgert-
fure 80 recorded 4f FerrYs Pharmacy
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-avAX NEUTRALITY ASSURED
,v,rrsH PRESS COMMENTS NOT APPROVED
- or~vr-rAr CIRCLES.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
EDUCATIONAL.

'ue following extract from q Stanley
'''' President Of CLARK University
"''" appegcd along with many other
PROFESSIONAL opinions on the same sub.
I''' IN Ia th1 uday's Tribune. will be of
,0'e't'i Ito Achers and school officer.
'n'' ~asinion- there i,a unanimi,y
=" Tn'h b, that Of Dr. Hall being
''.'n "S pa a. anexample.
IN Hnsaer to yonr letter. have
very pronounced opinion. l. Is in the
'ons run simply disastorous that the
schools Of city should be laugh,
exclusively by those educated in that
'o'al''y. This question has been abund.
"n'y discussed at educational meetings
qua IN literature. aud ~ far 81 know.
Vnerr is only one opinion among cdncn.
'o' Who arc entitled to have opinions.
w. that breeding in aud N causes
"''FoNnsss and stagnation, and ihats
good proportion Of teachers from dist.
"ne' isone oi the most invigoralin,
'ohlcs that can he applied 10 school
systems. Were there time could cite
plenty Of Instances, both In small tow ns
ana large cities, where this slogan Of
smlIh'ille teachers Tor Sm'thyille
schools has been raised sometimes Tor
political effect, and sometimes b,
'eaehs'' who are alarmed at being sub.
leessd TO comparison and competition.
The mosio should always he, 1.-THE best
Teachers wherever they eau be obtain.
3D. Where other qualifications are
equal, home talent is to be perlerred.'
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
Cor
RockroRr, Utah, March, Is, 1870.

RocKroRr, Utah, March, l5 issa.
EDITOR TiNEs:
Winters still with uE. Snow falls
every night. Feed is getting short al.
though stock generally look well
It isqute time mp here for surprise
parties several OF the married people
went to II 4. seamons's last wednes-
day Nnd spent the evening. We had
good time especially at the lunch table.
Mr., John Bradford was down visiting
with Ms Saturday and sunday. There
seems to be some attraction here as he
sdown very often but viii keep You
posted,
Something over thirty Of our young
people started last Friday for the
Rlondike. They went as far as Thomas
Gibbons place at Boldervlle and spent
the evening with him, after which they
made arrangements for him to go and
represent them, they returning home in
the early morning
Mrs. John Hortin took Mrs. Prabart,
Mrs. Hortins mother, TO the rain yeste''
day. She is going TO speud Jew
with her daughters at Grow ).
At the sabbath Inc a'Ug Sunday,
Elder George Ior 0. HanF' an
ElGor Allison ~ Gr Sers ne
'rts ."
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
Eii,,.

Eeno, March, IA. isao.

~ wv "WNNf ~ lNF'
EnuuR flals;
VIM. Boyer nj Upton who has been
on three months trip to England, was
here IN the latin, on his way home.
MIR. lioyer says he had tine trip visit.
ing the place Of his boshoud days.
supt. Of scho, l.. Fmnk Evans. visit.
cd the Echo school 90 the 18th, und
spent The Jay attending to the duties
q bis office.
sa muel Yo,msn II the railroad has a
train load Of rock standing on the
side track ready Tor any emergency, AZ
IL IL thought that when the warm
weather comes, floods and vasho1ts
will occur. The uorktrain has been
camping here a few days this week
while clearing out the tunnel.
A g. Brm has moved bic stork to
the ranch.
j. salmon vas guest at the hotel
here on Tuesday night. Mr.. Salmon
was returning from a trip 10 the vest.
ern counties, in the interest Of the
county asse ssment,
cha'. crismon Of Salt Lake was a
yifiior for iev days this week, the
gnest Of Mrs }. Al. Brmley.
A few slelghs are yet In he seen or
our roads but there appears to be more
mud than snow to run them on.
Joseph sIorer made trip 10 Ogden
the drst Of the week.
James Russel has been taking a lay
Of and A. D. sommers has bern alling
up the vacancy.
Mcdonald the candy travelling mao,
was bele during he week
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
Dated February 23rd 1890.

Rev, Z Edwards, pastor ofthe Eng
lish nah'ist Chnrcha, Muesyllcu pa.,
when suffering with -h-umadsn, pus
advised to try Chamborinin's nin
Balm. He Says "A few applications
OF this liuinent proved OF great service
TO no. 90 gubdued the udanaaon
and rolieyed the pain. should any
sufferer profit by giving Pain Balm a
trial IL viii please me-" For sale BY
John Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
NEIGHBORHOOD
NEWS.
Around the County in Seven
Days.
The Happenings Of the Past Week
Told In Detail by Efficient
Correspondents.
Nu,s.
KM... IImh. Mnrcn U. lsm.

Esuor Tmrs
Another blizzard How W. ong for
gentle spring"
Mrs. Selma Pack /. slowly recovering
from sever illness.
THE erlerptisiug agent ior the Com.
solidaied implement Co has gone to
Salt Lake to lay 10 supply Of plows
etc. II almost Seems satificd TO order
anything but snow plows At present.
Preparations for a great time are be.
Ing made by the members Of the Relief
Society. Friday morning at eleven
O'Clock the fun will begin. First. an
excellent program will be rendered,
followed by feast aud social. In the
evening a grand ball will conclude the
day's amusemrnts.
Mrs. Mile Anderson presented her
husbardwilh a ene boy Yesterday. All
well.
Dr.. LeCcmp,e was summoned ircm
Park Chy Friday 10 investigate the
complaint OF some OF our citizens, in re.
gard TO scarlet fever cases. The DR..
declared the suspected fever patient: to
be suffering from pneumonia, with no
other complications.
Up. AtWood has been suffering irom
severe cold. but is 80 far improved that
he says he ieeIs quite himself again.
What came near being a fatal accident
occurred at Mrs. Atkinson's ranch on
Woodland Tuesday morning. Mr.. Dun.
can In working a winllass, in some nay
wds drawn into the well and Tell diet.
ance Of twenty.eight feet. No bones
we're broken, but a very great shock was
sustained, and it will be some time be.
fore Mr. Duncan will be able to resume
work.
Mr., and Mrs. George Reynolds Jf.
pas ted through Knmas Saturday nom
ing on their way to Wanship, where
they will take train for Seattle, Wash.
ington Ter. Mr.. Reynolds intends dis.
posing OF his claims in tho Klondike II
porsible; he does not effect sale he
will continue his journey TO Klondike.
Mrs. Reynolds will accompany him,
Cor.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
wAsArCH

wAsAreB Utah, March "a, 1890.
EplToR rNEs -
SNOW is the order Of the day.
Several Of our yonng people intend
to take in the dance at Eeboon the IL.
Z. Gibbons passed through here
Monday With three teams enrout for
Ogden, He left Evanston Sunday last.
j E. Gulliher Nent TO Salt Lake, to
day on business bent. VII
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
No 10

made. no one punished and again bust
ness houses are bur1arlilcd. cattle iun
at large and climb into the Wagons or
sleds of farmers here to do busines..
window lights smashed, roudyi.m earri.
ed on 90 all hours OF the night. bnt not
an arrest, yet Merchants, and saloons
pay license, aud people ply taxes, and
whatg
8. Section 225 Of the Revised Statues
reads, can onser. Of any cityshall re-.
cei'e such compensation a. may be- ased
by ordinance, but the compensation Of
any such officers shall not De increased
or diminished otake effect during tlis
time Tor whish amy such officer was
elected or appointed" and again Section
2O5 of the Revised statues provided that
all ordinances before taking effect .hau
be published, aud nov was tho salary Of
tie Marshal provided by ordinance In
compliance with the atsyc law when It
was increased from go. to $50 per
month aud again from t25 To $50. per
month"; Have uol there been other
Instances since statehood wherein other
officers salcries were changed during
their incumbancy2
o. You say We should lodge our com.
plant with the proper authoriiies,-
that our names may be stricken from the
petition rs was but lately done-thnt 4,
just what We propose to do aud that
proper authority il tho District Court
and then II the people desire such
buses to continue or cease they eau
have the opportunity OF 50 expressing
their dcslro, and the expense Of the en-.
tire proceeding will not be to the city
onn half rs much as IL was to have
special engineer out surveying, and
carried around by teams furnished by
city olicors,-whioh the city paid ior OF
course, --noras much a. the ciy election
following II cost, nor as much NJ tho
monumental usciessnoss now standing
IN tho Park.
10. The salary Of the Councilman
and Mayor, | am lnlormed, ln park
1fv,7sf4t. '-dtnttitss WIVES -ttA1 ponutas
,i1n Of Coalyinc ha. never exceeded
81 per snnum, whio IN Coalyile tho
duties are 30 arderou,, or city Office
being looked upon a. a piiyaiesnap, the
salary 10 dxed At 5000 each, per annam
~ dNod by the board Itself, --conifary to
law.
n. The people at The last cliy olec.
ton elected a man TO be city Maralal
the salary could not DO changed during
the term OF bic Office, yet after he had
qualified, and entered upon ihe dnues
thereof, the administration 90 he says
lowered the compensation 10 tb0)por
month, when he refused to accept 10,
they contrary TO law created q Mauha,
and raised the salary to $50. permonih.
rherai- no law 10 the Statue. Of Utah
empowcdnga city Mayor or Council 10
appoint city Marshal, yet that IL what
thopresent ouidit have attempted 10 do.
and have paid from The city treasury
monthly compensation therefor.
Respectfully,
JoSrs
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
BESEFRR
HESETrR, Utah, March, lo, 1900.
nfTau TnsVa

HESETrR, Utah, March, Is, 1902.
EDlroR TINES
Several Of our boys have returned
from the winter range recently. and re-.
port but very little snow all winter out
west.
Mrs. Ann Wilson IeiuSped during the
week from a weeks visit in Morgan.
There is no marked improvement, in
the condition Of Stephen Boards wife
a. this writing.
The Heneier Ditch Company has re.
que''ed the payment OF the5c. per acre
voted for by the company.
Mr. William T, Stephens has bad lbe
misfortune to lose another horse. Thi.
makes two within short time. W.B.
--------
nave oean afflicted with rheumatism
Tor fourteen years and nothing seemed
to give arY o'ief was able TO he
arour oil ae ...Je, but constantly
.-a 'sinF bad tried everything /
could ear 1'au" at lss' Wa, told TO ,ry
~ mosI ans Pain Balm, which did.
s'fnAs immediately relieved aud in a
m, fime was cdred, lam happy 10
tsY thai 1t has not sipee returned
JOSH EDGAR, Germautowb. Cal.
For saIe By John Boyden & Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
Nor1cE

There will be a meeting Of the stock.
holders OF the summit Creamery Co !,
held in the lIoylsyile Meeting House
at 2 p. m, on Monday, March OH, 1890.
for the purpose OF hearing the Secretary
and Treaaurer's report for the yearcud.
log Feb. 2Sth., 1897 aud for tho trans.
action Of any other business that may
come before the meeting.
By order OF the President,
y. II. Wmaur.
Dated February 23rd, 1890.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
Financial Statement

II your child Is cross or peyi,b, it is
no aoubttronbled with worms. WIRES
ohtAN yERNWuoE will remove the
"ofm' aud It's tonic effect restore its
natural eheeriulness. Price % cents.
John Boyden q Son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17

Much pain aud uncasinss Is ccsusai
by pIIes, .pnring neither age or sex
TABLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT.
MENr cures the most obstinate cascs,
Price 80 cents, in bottle, tubos75 GEMS.
John Boydcn & son.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17

The following and Las, apportion.
meni Of funds Tor the present school
year Wa made last Monday. Rate.
Sl'OO per capita. Hcneier slO2., Coal.
vile $3.50 IIoyttyille $i9e,, wanshlp
sos, Rockport 500, Peoa SlSl., Kamas
sl9s, Upton $40 Parley's Park ,s9. =,
North kamas ,5s., Woodland sl7U.,
p''k City $500 Oakley ,lsO, Ontario
lal,, Echo $50, Castle is,ck s25. Total,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
wANsHiP

WAssnm. Utah, March 10, 1879
Editor 1iNrs
J.b. Miller TOOK u run down to ogden
Saturday and came back sunday
Lorenzo Anderson LEFT for Idaho this
week.
W II Gardner IT,, returned from
San Francisco last week. Mr. Gardner
was one II the utah volunteers he be.
lonerd to Captain Gains troup.
The farmers are getting anxious to
zee bare ground again.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17

Before closing their schools, the
trustees Of any district should give the
superintendent at least three weeks
notice.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
a Communication.

herewith submit the following reasons.
rs to why the people OF Coal,ille should
be given the privilege OF voting ON the
proposition Of disincorporatior.
/. You give one good and sufficient
reason when you show that there would
be reduction Of the taxes. but YOU do
not add to 1t the other / q reduction Ia
the License on the Merchants, which
would also be benefit.
2. You labor under the mistaken
idea that, Il disincorporation should
carry. VIZ would ncssessarly become a
town, this does not by any means
follow Tor the reason that we would la
order TO become town" have to
again incorporate under town law.
aud greater reduction in taxes could
I've secured 10y remaining non incorpat.
ated. and again YOU seem to think that
by disincorporation, We would lose tho
County seat, when In fact the County
seat can only be removed by vote Of
The people oilho ontiie county.
3. No special benoals are now enjoy
eel by the people Of Coalylllo that are
not eaually .pio,s1 hv a.. n,..,. =,
the towns ,hatare no, ,noo,,o,.,.d l.,
summit County mica. II ma, ~, 80.
sidered a benefit 10 nav ,s,o. ,h., .
favored few may enLan.. u..,.
personal qain NJ the cxnsr.o o,,h.,
payers At exborb,,sn, ,,i,., g.. 4.
stances. cases mi,bt n. ,i,.d 49,.
city oficIalon regular salary i,om H..
CITY did speei,l worl or ,a ,i,.,
put 10 a bill for expert wo,s q, v,...
citv official. furnished ,,,,,.onJ ..
to do publle work Tor ,,. o,,,l.
CITY official. prpi.h.J ,,,..,.i. 49,,
supplies for the oitv q, vh.,. o,,,.
official. did work for ,be e,,y d,,,.,
indirect; or wbor. mon.y ,,. ,.t
from the cit, tressu,y and ,..l...
structure, erected and All ,hi., o,.i,t
lslAndina.-s.saAs..... aaa. -. 49,.
statues reads" 80 officer shall 10 de
rec'ly or indirectly Interested In any
contract, work, or business Of the city,
orin the sale Of any article, the expense
price or confederation Of which Is paid
from the treasury, or by any assess-
ment levied by any act or ordinance,
nor In the pu'ehase ofany real s'iale or
any other property belonging to the
corporation or which shall be held Tor
taxes, or assessments, or by virtue Of
legal process at the suit Of said corrou-
ton, mayor or other officer OF the cily.'
4. II Is said that the lac hsht,
brawls, and other crimes Were referred
to a city official for investigation and
report, an after certain amount o. in-
quiry had been made Il was ascer'ainDd,
that city official was implicated, and
to save hun, or the administration, or
something else from humiliation, and
deg edati)n the whole thing through
eowardiee WAS dropped.
5. Numerous surveys have been
made, at the expense Of the city, ava
told that tS, GO las been expended Ia
this way,-and none except what Is
known az plat "B", are Of any value
whatever. Some OF The surveys after be-
ing made at great cost were not even
made a matter Of record with the County
recorder.
8. The Courts in the Kaysyille case
have settled the question Of persons
living outside the city proper and re-
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17

The representatives Of Slaw,cr &
Walserare in town taking orders for en-.
larging pictures s
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17
MOTTO E.
Special Meeting Of Stockholders, OF
the New klondlke Mining
Company

NiAR WV fNNoNNAiFs1 NNAlNlNNh
Company
a special meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the New Hlonaike Mining Comp any
will be held IN the City Of CoalyllIe on
Monday, the 3rd day OF April at 80
O'Clock = NJ, lor the purpose OF con
sideripg the adyisabllity Of amending
the Arieles OF Incorporation, as fol-
lows
lst.-To increase the Capital stock Of
the Company from 100000, to 100000
sharer
2nd.-To add the APEX mining
claim to the Company group oiminins
claims.
Srd.-Change the place Of business Of
the Company, and to transact such other
business as may legally come before the
meeting.
All stockholders are requested to be
present either 10 person or by proxy
By order Of the BOARD OF Directors.
J. A. SMITH. Secretary.
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1899-03-17

AZ the last institute meeting Of tho
sunmit county public school teashers,
twas stated that announcements con.
cefhing tbs meeting to be held at Park
City on the 25th inst. sould be made
The program for that occasion uiIl be as
follows.
FRIDAY EVENING MARCH u.
Public lecture at Methodist church-
Pres. II. j. Kerr.
SATURDAY MARCH 70.
Am.
$3.50 Teachers assemble at High school
Room.
0'i5-loI5 Class Recitation Second
Grade Subject, speer Arithmetic, Niles
Bessie Grose.
lO'lo l0:i5 Glass Recitation fourch
Grade Subject, speer Arithmetic, Miss
frankie Nooaan.
Instruction, Prof. Mcknight,
lnlermission at I'm.
pm.
1850 Instruction. Prof, Mcknight.
ESQ, Paper Prof. swanger.
800, President Kerr.
500, General announcements.
EvEslso sRssloS.
Question Box.
Instruction. Prof.. Kerr.
Paper, Mamie Martin.
Appropriate musical exercise Vill 10
rendered at each session.