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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

II II stated from oklahoma that BY
means OF a system Of bribery there.
diseased cattle have been passed into
the northern States without restraint.
~ that be- true. the live stock inrpcc-
tors Official head should drop In the
basket very soon. and be should be
given board and lodgings nt govern
ment expense. There are few things
- derplcablc as violating quarantine
regulations In a way to spread disease
and death.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
SPELLING REFORMS.

The National Educational association
At recent meeting at Columbus, ohio.
considered proposition By the spelling
reform committee. recommending some
radical changes In spelling. Among the
propositions were the dropping Of the
nnai Sc" the substitution ~ "r' for
PHI and "gh," and the discardlng OF
certain Huporfiuous vowcls. They would
give M such words as Eeugrafy, To-
tografcr. cnuf. and tut. hay. ar xiv.
etc.
u IL generally conceded. We believe.
That the spelling Of the English Ian
guaFo can and should be- siinplined.
nut the primary trouble II In the al
phabct. which " at once both deficient
and redundant; that T.. II contains
letters which might be dispensed with.
and yet has not enough signs TO repre-
sent all the elementary sounds. SPELL
ing would be- considerably Hlmpllhed BY
tho adoption " the modern letters Of
the kindred continental languages.
Hut further. such reforms cannot be
effected all at once. They must come
gradually. The great literary army 81
a country look 10 some strong leader In
tho field. not 10 reform committees"
for the frat step, and they win follow
only na the innovations appeal TO their
oHthctlc taste M well NJ 10 their prnc-
teal sense. Anything that appears In
elegant or ridiculous IN likely TO be
avoided.
The English language. like other
spoken tongues. has undergone very
marked changes since IT. early ntcrn-
turc saw the iiEht Of day. but Il has
been 10 gradual a. TO almost escape
notice. II viii doubtless continue to
develop In the same manner.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

" is apparent that Lord Ueresf1ril
n much ln earnest In his mission. and
In that particular branch ~ u bearing
uIpn the enlarged trade relations be-
tween his own country and China. lie
comes TO the United States from the
Orient Tor the purpose NJ meeting
boards ~ trad" and commercial bodies
here, and VIII pursue his journey To
Chicago, NeN York and Washington,
merclnl centcu on the why. lie n
doubtless possessed N much valuable
knowledge upon nll subjects having rcf-
ercuce 10 tho AsIHtlc trade. and VIII IN
questi1nably receive a warm welcome
az every Important stopping place
where the spirit ~ commercial enter
prise Il found 90 prevail
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
rnnEE rALsEnooDs nErurED.

II II perhaps unnecessary ~ say IN
rebuttnl ~ a statement IN the anti
Mormon" slandcrcr In this city. that
tho pcscret News never opposed street
sprinklinT, the building or extension ~
sewers. or any practical MEASURE to
promote the public health or welfare In
this city. We Hny unnecessary. because
the accusation comes from that source
Stlll. W. VIII mention. by way ~ re-
minder 10 some folks whose memory
may be- little better than that of the
slandercr Aforesaid. that the Dcscrct
News simply opposed certain methods
that We're advocated In times past. some
NJ which at least have proved woryc
than failures, ~ the News predicted
Some people are unable to diHtln-
Ruluh tho difference between criticism
% given plan, or Job. or scheme Tor
pclf. and opposition to the thing itself
Tor which the Job was proposed. The
object In Wow IL one thlug method
projected 10 effect IL IL another thing.
II Il the custom with Some peranns nnd
papers TO confuse the two. for the pur.
posc OF deceiylng the public and ma
iignlng an opponent
Is To the matter of "the laying on of
hands" reference 90 the columns of tho
DeHcrct News ~ the period referred to
by our defamlng contemporary. viii
show that this paper In tho cases al.
luded to advised the employment Of the
very best medical talent, and showed
the difference between faith ana
fanntlcism. Hut Il has been the custom
with our anti-"Mormon" contemporary
90 put false construction on the
words OF another" and repeat the
process until It yainy imagncs Il has
slipped out NJ It's ordinary course into
the channel OF truth. And that In
Trinity which causes It 10 forgot one
day what It said but few days before.
aids In the self-deecpllon.
The vaccination matter Il In tho
hands Of the Legislature. ana that body |
VIII do well 10 listcn 20 the voice of the |
public. The Deseret News has not said. |
as stated In the antl-"Mormon" sheet. |
that anyway It Is not needed here as |
the climate Is healthy That IL one |
more instance OF sheer fabrication ON
the part OF that contemporary. The
'News" has not entered Into the main
question Of vaccination as preventive
OF smallpox, We have voiced tho pub
lie sentiment against the compulsory
measure now before the Legislature.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

san frhnflhro 'hfnhlcic'
That the measure II unconstitutional
In that it ~ law abrldging the free
dom ~ the press admits % little doubt
In It's sober senses the senate took this
Wow ~ H.. but sobricty was thrown TO
tho winds upon the appearance 81 a
cartoon which reduced q member OF the
assembly 10 tears. and the senate con-
cludcd "a pass the blll. Why the COVER
nor. whose own election waa mcnHur-
ably achieved by the cartoons 81 his
opponents. haatcncd 10 sign We DO not
inquire. Suffice II 90 say thnt the bin
had hardly reached the executive be-
fore his signature was attached.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

spain may refuse to crde the Philip
pines to the United states. n the Span
iards should make the refusal.
then the peace treaty will be- on. and
the United states may gather In the
Caroline Islands before tho war II over.
While the probability Is not strong for
a renewal Of hosulltcs. II viii not do
TO count chickens hastily,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Almond ana cherry trees are In
bloom in California, and the weather
there for the past month has been
charmingiy delightful hut the fruit
growers are not happy. MS the pros
peot OF spring ffosts put them In
pickle Of worry. Thus fpe February
H. not without Its disadvantages.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

When Admiral Dewey went to Ma
Mia last May. he quickly convinced
the world that he could put up - good
hight The present eject Of his argu-
mcnt then IL that with the battieship
oregon In his fiect, no nation would
be- In n hurry about urging him to
make another test u American Prov
pnH and skin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Rudyard Kipllng bids fair to give
the grim reaper Death the slip Tor a
long lime yet. thanks TO good con-
stitution and medical skill. The strug-
gic IN not yet over. but there are good
reasons to hope that the victory In the
battle FOR HE win come 10 the famous
author.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Young Utah" will doubtless feel the
force OF the favorite argument with
which the anti-"Mormon' sheet. that
presumed to speak ~ Young uiah'a
oracle. meets the emphatic reputation
Of lta authority. "scuryy liar" IL such
complete reply that there Is no need
Tor further dlanuie.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
rnm orrN poon MISSION.
nnnnlo News.

Lord Horesf0ri prcsrnts two asnecis
OF the cnfc-nrst the partition o. the
empire among tho great powers, and,
second, tho maintenance NJ the treaties
ana thereby The preservation OF the in
tcgrlty M china. The second, h. be-
iiDycH. viii furnish the best results 90
tho nations which form an alliance FOR
that purpose. a divided China would
b. ruiuous 20 trade. l,ussia's plan
would make hHr a zone VI monopoly.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

The London Times endorses the sug-
gestlon Of partition u the Samoan
Islands among Germany. England and
the United states. ~ the only effective
solution Of the difficulties there. But
would II not be n case Of out Of the fry.
ing pan into tho fre7
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Spain h said to have offered the
Filipinos $4,000 20 release tho spanish
prisoners while Agulnaldo demanded
t7.oeo.ooo. As Spain has greater need of
money than men. the prisoners Will
have 10 remain until tho Americans
ilboratc them. and shorten Agulnaido'H
cash account at the same time.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

statements come from Manila that
Qermpn merchants there are aiding tha
insurgents with money. 4 case Of chat
Kind. proved 90 the satisfaction Of an
American military court, would make
short shit for the Tcuton caught In tho
business,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

only. through the one Mediator. Jesus
Christ. Yet they are branded as pa
gans. while the largest part o. Christ
endom believes in a multitude Of me-
diators between God and man. as ala
the ancient Gnostics.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

The peming, New Mexico, Headlight
lnmcnts that there are mo great states-
men now 30; men are not usually
known NJ Statesmen until they are
dead they are just politicians while
lINIuu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

n must ho Notifying to a sensitive
church dignltary, when he Is ill to have
the merits OF half a dozen candidates
Tor his place being discussed. az b. now
tho case with the pope.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

when the anti-"Mormon" sheet In
this city compares itself to "a TIE In
dian got drunk" the reading public
win occur In the simiie II not niled with
admiration at the elegance Of the
language.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

Three days more, aud tho present
session OF Congress ends, with good
times prospect that there Will b. no
extra session OF the national Legisla-
Imrn ihla Nnnr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
About the same rhlns.

"Nn, she ncycr told her love"
'Mcll, SHE muy not have tolled n,
but she JUST na good as shouted u from
the church porch"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

she. "Mhat ~ this mineral wool one
reads IN much about9" He' Mineral
wooi9 Why, that's the wool they shear
from hydraulic rams"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01

The Spanish cabinet has resigned.
owing TO the refusal OF the oortes to
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-01
STOCKS AND INVESTMENTS.

Utah Bank and Commercial Stocks and
other high grade Investment aecuritles
bought ana sold. Loans on stocks
Dividend paying stocks bought and sold
Investment orders from Institutions, truH-
tees Of estatea and capitalists viii receive
the best " attention.
JOHN {. CUTLER III.
Tel. n. - Aain Street
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20

shadows Of a Gre,t ciy," DOM
miss il,
Billy Ridd came down TO "rooto at
the ball game.
WIN Crrer Is over from Spanish
Fmk on legal business today.
Prof. CIun. accompanied by Prof.
Giles, Is visiting Bingham today.
Justice King gave two hohos 1--WE
iay, each this morning for larceny.
Prof Brimhall lectures to-day before
the Sanpete County Teachers associa
tiOn.
See the great production of ''Snadows
ofa Great Ciiy" in the Provo opera
hou-e next Thursday evening.
Sheriff Storrs went TO Salt Lake yes.
terday Afternoon In charge of Nose
jones who will sOj"urn In the Pen for
tbs next ten months.
Jack Lewis, the sporting reporter Of
he uewsv md enierp lsing Provo pa
per. The UTAH COUNTY DEMOCRAT,
came up Monday night To attend the
Thomas MrHuRh nght.-TiDiic Miner.
p. J. Blk Of Santaquin has been
arrested on charge rf Illegally fencing
pub ic lands near that city, the allega.
tiGn being that hu has taken pussession
OF about 200 acres Of Uucle Sans
pub ic domain.
Five hobOs we're before City Justice
Noon yesterday on charge ~ vagrancy.
Four pleaded guilty and were given 10
days each on The rock pile. The other
demanded trial and on conviction
rec lived fifteen days Of the same med
feline.
For the Annual Reunion and Grand
Lodge meeting. Benevolent aud Pro
tciivr Order ~ Eiks. az St. LOUIS June
20 To- %. The II. G w. sell tickets 10 ST.
Louis aud return at rate of $3.50 for
The round Trip Sailing Il ties June 10
ana II; dual limit June 81.
For the Annual Convention United
Society Of Christian Endeavor ~ De-
troll, Mich, July 9th IT, l0lh. the r.
q. w. will sell tickets tn Detroit and
return M ate Of SOL Tor The ronnd trio
Selling dates July 1. 2. and 8: limited
10 July is. hut can be extended TO Au,
gust 10, 1870.
Artistic work.. {. Graham. jr,, has
just lurne, out lrum his presses two
forms Of high school diplomas for the
Brigham Young Academy, aud for the
Beaver branch Of he same institution,
that are marves uf beauy. The work
Is printed on very heavy, costly paper.
and Is altogether step in advance III
the printers art IN this State.
Christian Science services will be
held tomorrow mori ing In the rooms
OF Utah SorOsis. in Reed Smoot block
on j street. To which cordial invita-
lion is extended all. Sunday School
nj 1000. Church services to bs held ut
ll:0O o'clock. Subject, "AncienI ana
Modern Necrnmancy; or, Mrsmerlsm
an,l Ilypnotism." Wednesday evening
experience meeting at s o'clock.
The big scenic production Shadows
OF n Great Cilyr will be seen M the
Provo opera house Thursday night,
May 25. Ibis is the play the veteran
actor. Mr.. Joseph jefferson, nlnde fam
aus. 1t will he presented al this city
by AN eastern company cunning direct
from New York City. All the special
scenery, etc. is carried by III com.
pa Z" give the piece It's proper pre-
senlatlUu.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or RESPECTIVE
Sgners fr Further 'ormation.

In the District Court OF the Fourth Judisial
District. Utah County, Otah -Probhe Dlvis,n !,
NOTICE The petition Of Margaret Nal.
colin asking that letters OF administration ~
issned TO herself has been set for hearing AZ 10
O'Clock u M, Thursday. the LIST day Of June,
1899, nj the court house 10 Provo CITY, Utah
County, State NJ Utah.
Dated al Provo Civ, Utah. May 20 1899.
GEO HAVERCAMP, Clerk.
BY A. v. RoBTsoH. Deputy.
King Burton " King, and Grant Q. Bagley,
attorneys for petitioner
First publication May 20. 1898.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
PROVO CITY OFFICERS.
NEIGHBORH O0D.

~ NV tlOVDs
Smoke Provo cigars aud build up
ytur osn town.
John u. Dixon Is remodelllng his
Residence property
Chas, Doris went 10 Castill, Springs
Thnrsday morning 10 90 10 work.
ChCu p,li Tor wheat Mt The Provo
CAOll Roller Mills. opp depot.
Music books bound as hey should he.
Il Z. Crnuch, opp. p,s'oifice. Proves
IT, Geneva and return 25 cents via
r. G. w. TEX Is "n sale every day.
ChLlren's Pnra>ols 10 and % cruts AT
Barrett & McKendrick's Bargain Store.
Go TO Z. Titus under Speckart's meat
market for short-order meals--his spe.
clalty.'6i
u. j. Thurman and Joe Thomas
came over from Lehi on court business
Thursday.
tn Castillo Springs and return 80
cents via X. q. w. Tickets on sale
every day.
A geuileman's good Straw Hat for
81 cents NJ Barrett q McKeudrick's
Bargain Store.
y, ID. Hou'x returned Wednesday
evening from MnntI, where he has been
attending couri.
s. ID. Chase. deputy internal revenue
Collector. uas IN Provo Thursday on
official business,
Ernest Dixon Ia building u neat resi-
drnca IN ,hn r,lrl ward on 10th street
between Ii aud G.
4Cruckery aud Lpmps Of al kinds and
lowest prices nj Berrett & McKen.
driek's Bargain Store.
Ladies' can pct the latest unique
st. l's,f Parasols NJ Barrett 4 HcKcn.
bricks Bargain Store.
= Josiah w. Smith Is building n fine
nav hrick Residence In the ThI, d ward,
,rner ilIh aud q streets.
20 F.Dcyker & Co. have plenty OF
Z. White Rn>siau oats on hand for sale Ia
jplepf 1000 pounds or over.
jim. Goodwin. the t.ll rusiler Of the
Silt Lake Tribune. came in Thursday
on business for his paper
Prof. N. l.. Nielsen left Provo last
evening Tor y nrisf Wat 10 his ranch at
Abraham. MllInrd county.
Jos L. Crnck. Payson's prominent
attorney. has been in Provo most OF
the week on court business.
Used by refined people east and west
Copper Pate Roman Type. TO he
found only at The SHELTON Co.
Tom Enns Is home fer few days
from business and pleasure combined
ia ths nrrthern part OF tho county.
KID Smith. The sporting gentleman
from Salt Lake, came dawn Thursday
AS d wit5,ss OH The Lehl liquor cases
Mrs. e. Moore has let contract To
4 j. Ward & Sons for the erection al
a new brick rr1idence Ia cnst 81. 266.55
q. S. Richardson OF Jusrez. Mex,
has been engaged as instructor ia
Spanish at the b.. X Academy mex
year.
Z Bout, the enterprlsing cigar man.
HIS been nj Oh lie road most OF ne
past week III the interest u the local
factory.
Geo. E. Howe OF Provo is world
bea,er on bicycle bargains He has q
fill line OF ladies', gents and boys
Wheels
w. J. Ridd. The popular Rio Grande
Western travelling passenger ageot
WA. In Provo Thursday on company
business.
The choicest wines and cigars and al
kinds OF beer AT bnt,oin prices. SmooI
Drug ca. r.. S.--We haze license +,
sell liquors.
Notice OF the aspiration OF waite,
OF American Fork canyon river fol
manufacturing and electric light pur
poses was filed With the county re
sorder Thursday By Christian CARR 4
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
MONDAY.

In the morning credits will be given
u the students by their instructors,
and In the afternoon ut O'Clock the
Primary school will huld It's closing ex
ercises. In The evening the Primary
school will give dance In room ID.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

District Judge, Warren N. Dusenberry
Clerk, George Havercamp.
Court S.enographer, Mont Roberts.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
ACADEMY WEEK.

the b. Y. A.
Text week will be time of gaity TT
the Academy and we give our readers
complete program OF the various ex-
ercises. Tonight the Athletic club
give u hall To 'keir Silt Lake visitors
nj The Academy building. The special
train TO Silt Lake viii return at mid
nilht. Tomorrow the regular Sunday
school will be omitted aud special ex
ercises will be- held in College hall in
the morning and evening.
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
THE ADVERTISER

IHE ADV ERTISER.
Iom an advertiser yrea,,
w lie tiers hold and b Q and ro,ns
TIL prais $ or my wares / sa vanu
PrOspsr ~ ~ my estate
The prOp come
The people 90
III one c mt Dnous.
Surg ng flow
Ihe' nuy my, goo Is aud come no.,
Anu IN the han lest NJ m n "gelr
AMI this III reason | no ar
| IN al adver User great
There y n shop across TIE wov
Whore ne'er IS heard human ~.
Where rude 5 paralyze n nj ds sau :
With ne'er a customer n iav 'ea4~-
Tue pop ONE
The m0pl 90
But never there
They do not Nnow
There's such slopb meath thas,,.
Bee tus he dues mt alyert,sn.' "'e'
Wh.ie ! with pleasure contem,,
That I'm all advertiser great lP'ae
The secret OF my fortune lies
~ one -mall fart, which. NAV
Too many ~ esmen learn 10, i',ne
If | have goods. | advertiser 'a'e''
Thu pc y Q come
And psonle 90
| constant SIR ans.
For pope know
That lie WIN has 90 d waras 10 -,
VII surely advertise them we'll J l'e'
And UrOudly l reitcrlte N"'
/ am IN advert rgreltl
--EUGENE FIELD.
The
Utah
County
Democrat
Invites
correspondence about
advertising rates.
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is kept a cnniuund secret by the mem
brrs Of he class.
In the afternoon. at 2 o'clock, the
Knde' gaiten exercises are:
Music. Jepperscn and sons
invocation. .............Prof. Young
Spring song. Kindergarten children
Glass history. .... Flrrencs Reynolds
kindergarten lullaby. Emma Ramsey
Game. 49,. Kindefg rlen children
SEM iinemt. 49,. ...... Pr"f. Briuhall
Vocal Sc ectlun. ..... Miss Ramsey
Piano solo. Eva Mneser
yaie1ictory. ....... Mrs. Louisa Jones
Benedi lei ion.
In the evening the Glass Of 1902 puts
on the boards Mt he Provo % era house
the melodrama "On / he Rin Grande."
In the production Oi this play the class
Is assisted by the senior class OF the
college.
WEDNESDAY.
The Commercial College will hold
heir exercises la the morning as fol-
lows:
Music.
Prayer. Chaplain Hyrum Burton.
Song, Mrs. Lizzie EDWARDS hulnas.
Grafton. Hon. 5. l.. Chapman.
College song.
MORAL Cub" Commercial debaters.
Song, Mrs. Lizzie rds-Thomas.
Benedicton.
Those who graduate and take out
certificates will celebrate Glass Day Ia
the AFTERNOON with thus program:
Invocation, Bert Merrill, chaplain.
Piano 500. Miss Ruby Christensen.
Grafton, }, Il. Worlon.
POEM, Nellie Reg nolds
Glass history, Chas. Broadbent.
PrUguu>,icalion, Eva Aaeser.
Music. Ethel Seely.
The iull list Of thtsn who graduate
or receive h0nurs ut the commence
ment exercises. which will he held ON
Thursday morning at the Stake taber.
nacle Is:
DEGREE.
B. L.. John NJ. Mills. Salt Lake.
DIPLOMAS.
High school. Nellie Il ynolds, Salt
Lake.
kindergarten, Louisa Jones, Beaver.
kindergarten, Florence Reynolds.
Salt Like.
Commercial College. Carl Marcusson.
Spanish Fork.
SPECIAL CERTIFICATES.
In Normal training
Ida Anderherg. Provo.
Elma Armstrong, Provo.
q. n. Broadhenl, Provo.
J. I. WorltoD. Lehl.
10 Photography. Hattie Elliot. Provo.
Typewriter
Agnes Gillespie, Provo.
Ora HOlbrook, Provo.
Bert Merrill. Provo.
In Music
Eva Maeser, Provo.
Ethel Seely, Nj. Pleasant.
In Surveying
T.. + Wrnrz, Timpanogos.
On Wednesday evening reception
is given by the president and his coun-
sci cons sting of Profess rs George II.
Brimhall, Joseph b. Keller N. Lars
Nelson, w. NJ. Wolfe. J. Don Carlos
Young, Edwin L. Hinckley, JAS. l..
Brown, Lester A. Stanley to the
Faculty and board Of directors. The
evening will be- spent in this way:
Sto ., Introductions.
0 to 1890. Dancing and refreshments.
1890 10 1880, Music and Singing.
THURSDAY.
Morning Commencement exercises in
Stake tabernacle.
Grafton. Hon. Heber j. Grant.
Conferring Of Degrees, Diplomas. etc.
Evening concert In Stake tabernacle
under direction OF Prof. Mcclellan.
FRIDAY.
Alumni day-Public exercises.
Banquet.
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TUESDAY

is devoted largely 10 the exercises Of
the Class Of 1902. who, this year pass
from The High school to the College de-
parment. AT 10 O'Clock in the College
hall The class, under President o. A.
Klrkham. Of Lem, will give the follow.
inu
The Utah County Democrat. [volume] (Provo City, Utah) 1898-1909, 1899-05-20
DEGREE.

High school. Nellie r ynolds. sal,
Lake.
kindergarten, Louisa Jones, Beaver.
kindergarten, Florence Reynolds.
Salt Like.
Commercial College. Carl Marcusson.
SpJnlsh Fork.
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Piano selection...... Miss Eva Maeser
Prayer by Chaplain. Thos. w. Dycher
solo and Churus. ........ .......,
..."Hurrah Tor My College Home"
Sentiments. .............. .,.,..
r. Leo Bird, President Class OF 1900
q. N. BrOadbcnt. 1901
Grafton .............. ED NJ. Rowe
Vocal selection. Pres. o. A. Kirkham
Class history. ....Miss Ida Mdrd0ck
Class poem. ......... Miss Augle Webb
Musjc.....,. .....
Class narration. Miss Nina Murdoch
Sentiment for future. 49,. ........
........... Miss CANA Splllsbnrry
1902 Quarteue. ........." Good Night"
Benedlcilon by chaplain.
The concluding exercises Will take
place upon the campus and their nature