The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-02-04

A meeting of the principals Of the
city schools was held in the Office of
Superintendent Cooper yesterday. Mat
tiers pertaining to the opening Of the
schools were discussed.
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Professor Willard Done, who occu-
pies the chair Of theology in the Brig
ham Young college. Logan, returned
to his home yesterday.
Miss Mitchell of the Lincoln school
and Miss Kerberg Of the Franklin
school are costly quartered ct i06 First
street,
Rev. Herman Hoffman will meet his
class in German in room 81 CONNER
cial block, on Monday evening. Mr..
Hoffman's residence is at 81 West First
South street.
Professor J. NJ. Mills of the L. D. 5.
college spoke at Heber City Jan 2S.
delivering one lecture in the morning
and the other In the evening
President ]. H. Paul Of the L. D. S.
college viii deliver lecture under the
auspices Of the young people Of the
Fist ward. this city, this evening. Sub
ject, Opportunity"
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The Price schools opened on Monday,
Jan. 20, after being closed two weeks
on account Of a feared epidemic.
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II. O. Webb, superintendent of pub
lie instruction in Carbon county, who
has been spending a few weeks in this
city, will return home the present week.
Miss Florence J. Foster of the Lin
coin school is pleasantly located at No.
1877 North Main street
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The fine new school building at
Spring City, which has been erected at
a cost Of $4,000. will be opened with
appropriate ceremonies tomorrow.
Miss Jeanette Richards Of the Ere
mont school has applied for a leave
Of absence, and viii leave for her home
in Milacca, Mimi, tomorrow. She eX-
poets to return in a few months.
The state board Of education will
meet in the office Of state SupeFintend-
enr Park on Saturday morning, Feb. 10.
Professor r. A. Harrington, who was
recently chosen by the trustees Of the
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academic department of that institu-
ton, has entered upon his work Mr.
Harrington was for a period of ten
years principal of the public schools
at Paola, Kan.
The schools Of Pleasant Green are
preparing an interesting programme
for rendition on Washington birth
day. In the evening ball will be
given in honor Of the young people os
the district.
There will be no grade meetings in
connection with the city schools this
week.
The schools of Salt Lake county will
enter upon the second half of the school
year tomorrow.
President ]. II. Paul of the L. D. s.
college viii lecture before the young
people of Pennington on Sunday even
ing. Feb. II.
The dedicatory exercises incident to
the opening of the new school building
at Murray, which were to have taken
place tomorrow, have been postponed
TO Monday, Feb. II, at II o'clock a. m.
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The following publications have re-
Gently been received by State Superin-
tendent Park and have been placed in
the library in his office: Stories OF
Maine" SWEET; Our Country in Poem
and Prose" Eleanor c. Parsons; "A
Tale of Two Cities" Dickens: Prose
and Verse for Children" Katherine
Pyle; Carpenter Geographical
Reader" "The Baldwin Primer. "
Songs Of All Lands W. S. B. Math-
ews; "A New French Course" Z. +.
Bacon; Wheeler's Graded Studies in
! Great Authors" ". L. Wheeler; Paul
Revere's Ride and Other Poems, -
Longfellow; Lady OF the Lake" Rolfe;
Raphael" Estelle NJ. Hurll; The Hi
awatha Primer" Florence HOIbroOk.