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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
TOD SLOAN.
Twenty-eight Years Old and Earns
100000 a Year.


(Allen Sangree in Ainslee's)
James Todhunter Sloan is taken. all in
all, as the best Jockey on the American
turf today, Notwithstanding his egotism.
turfmen rEree that he has done most to
revolutiorize the art of riding Born at
kOkOmO, Ills, in August, 1873, and raised
by foster parents. he began to earn his
living by initiating balloons for a profess
SlOnal aeronaut- This business he followed
until his brother put him in a racing sta
Die at Pueblo. Colo. He. worked as stable
boy three years, showing such natural
talent Tor riding, that in 1880 he earned a
mount on the New Orleans track. He
finished third on a, stubborn horse, which
was regarded as a worthy effort. eSpec-
laIly when the owner learned that Sloan
had placated the brute by feeding him
carrots before the race.
Sloan gave evidence then of trait
that has well served him in his calling,
namely, Kindness to dumb animals and
thorough appreciation Of their nature.
.When Sloan enters the paddock down
mere, trainer at SheepShead Bay told
me, and speaks aloud, horses that he
mas once rludeTr recognize his voice and
turn to look in his direction.
A good race horse says this learned
youth, is the best judge of human char
acter- He knows you better than you
know him
sloan is five feet and three-uuarters OF
an inch in height. has a chast measure
ment of thirty-SiN inches and wears a.
seven and three-quaTteFs hat. He is fond
OF 1lne clothes and big, tat cigars, makes
as much as $4,000 a year, And spends
money freely. While riding for August
Belmont at Saratoga. one season he en-
gagged so suite of rooms at the Grand
Union hotel and was comfortably situated
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Arricnltural CoIlege.

Programmes for commencement week
exercises are being mailed 10 the pIe97s
educational Institutions anu li7ii'
11meda. Perry OF the senior class went
to Salt Lake City THURSDAY TO meet me-
parents, who come 70 SpeHu inc Gum
mencement period with her
The field day lunch VIII be served -
the college by the different classes, each
class having its own guests. The faculty
win be distributed among the classes
Professor Engle addressed the SLdqq ud l
ing class of the ogden I1lgh school oi
PROFESSOR Jenson is the happy sire of a
son. who appeared Friday morning Just
what viii be the relation OF me you1IS
mans preseuse in intensity or the on
mans study during his years vacation
NAV be represented by y
The college baseball team plays with
the Logan team on the p Y grounds
5TSe f3c1Itv did up'' the sophomores
last Saturday on the A. g. campus IN
terest is tense OF. the outcome OF the re-
Pamphlets to the number of 1890 have
/ been recently listed in the college horars :
Professor Glove, hoFucuitdI VS. 49,
Provo early IN the week TO lnStltute some
experiments in spraying peach trees ne
went to Brigham CITY Friday on ike
The The sub-freshrnen 'downed' the fresh
men on Wednesday in game OF base
ball.
for the basket ball tournament which will
occur during field day events
The faculty cheeTiully. nay eAlLuSIa9
ticaIIy, dug up about $50 for prizes ana
other expenses of field day
Plans are on exhibition ana bias aoVer-
tised for the new farm buildings
MISS Alpha Grant has been at the col
/ 1ege a few days, the guest of Mrs Rhoda
Cook
Miss I.u Wright, formerly a teacher in
! Brigham. but now a professional nurse,
/ has been a few days the guest OF MISS
J HOlmgren.
( sDecial student in the college, is making
( a fire record in the dental college OF
Baltimore.
I The Earty given by President and Mrs.
4 Kerr Saturday evening was largely at
tended and very entertaining.
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Mark Twain IS a Book Buyer.

youth = COmpanlon-l
The recent combination OF the Publish
.ers' association to prevent. if possible,
the cutting in the prices of books, has
revived an Ole story told at the expense
of Mark Twain. One cay while Mark was
connected with a publishing house he
went into a book store and, picking up
a volume, asked the price. He then sug-
gested thar as a publisher he was enu-
tied to 80 per cent discount. TO this the
clerk assented-
As I am also an author" said Mark
lit would appear that I am again enLi-
tied TO 50 per cent discount
Again the clerk bowed
And as a personal friend OF the pro-
prietor." he mOdesty continued. 81 pre-
sumo that You VIII allow me the usual p
per cent discount
Another bow from the salesman.
''Mell, draWled the uublushiug humOr-
iSt. under these conditions I think / may
as well take the book. What's the taN2'
The clerk took out his pencil and hg-
ured industrfoJslv. Then ne said with the
greatest ObSeQuiOuSneSS-
AS near as L can calculate we owe YOU
the book and about 5lIa cents can
again.
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there when Mr. Belmont himself arrived.
accompanied by his wife.
How much is this suite per day2' ne
asked the clerk, pointing TO the diagram.
2. Forty dollars. sir was the reply
80 Oh too much; too much exclaimed
this multi-UilHOnaire- Give me something
cheaper How about that One2 pointing
10 the adjoining apartments
.. That's $50 said the clerk, but its oc-
cupied.'
Looking over the register, Mr. Bel
mont saw the occupants were James
Tpdhunt5r Sloan and valet.
We'll he decided. j guess III take
fhaf so slirR -
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day where they win spend their vaca-

day, where they win spend their vaca-
Miss May C.. Goddard. of the Whittier
school viii so to colorado Springs FOR
the summer
Miss Kate Moore Of tho I.ongfeuow
school viii spend the summer with her
parents in Vancouver, y. g.
The Misses Mayne Of the Ninth and
Twelfth schools viii 60 70 Ohio for their
vacation and visit there with reiaeVes-
Miss Kate 1Ickenzie- Of aie o9uirrh
school goes to her home Ia aontaha Ess
Mrs II. e. Bamberger- pres euted fhe
lowest room al the twelfth school win
the years work.
MSS Mitchell OF the Eine8ln school ex-
poets to spend her vacation IN oklahoma
visiting friends
MISS saliie IIfoughston goeS TO eoiorado.
with her sister
Iowa, where she intends to pass the vdca-
Miss Jsssie Rss Of ne Lq }gy5I, seRg
her sister, Mrs. Lar5in
Idneoin schools wiz leave during the
week for California
ss May 5idd9wsy g wiI e9k T1us t 35o
summer
The Misses Edith and Jessie Boyd ex-
pect to leave shortly for The main points
q interest IN Caliiorais-
IS Ieura Beaso4 Of the soqplilEr1
home in Iowa
MISS Bessie Chambers OF the Lowell
school leaves on Mo9Gay for, G>naha
where she will summer with hef par
ents
M.fs Lon Dunn 81 tho sumner school
win take her vacation in kos Angeles
Miss Eta Powers. principal of the
v hitter .schouk aud neT sister Miss
Nellie OF the Webstsr, VIII leave on
K Tuesday for the coast
Miss sylvia Cohn viii go to the noun
tains for part OF her vacation
Miss King of the Twelfth will spend n
part Of her vacation IN the mountains
/ Of Colorado.
AIRS L6is Miller of The. Grant school
/ her old home.
spend the summer IN Chicago with
} friends.
1 Miss Nellfe Petit and Miss Rachel IRE
/ leave on Tuesday for the east. Miss Pet
tit will go t. Burlington. Ia., ana then
10 chicago, while Miss Ure viii summer
! in St Louis.
Miss Walker of the Grant leaves. for
her home al Terra Ffaute. Ind. during
/ tlS, week, 10 be zone al sumner
MIS- Flora Trip VIII s7end -the sum
( mer Ira Chicago.
I Miss C0Iburn of Rowland ran lee-9es
I for Europe tomorrow - spend che suuf-
mer il England. Hiss ColEurn VIII stop
/ la Kew York on her way t. engage three
new teachers for the Eall Ter next year.
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--1,c <.1@se Of -ebool Is h,raIded with "a
great deal OF satisfaction always and
course 81 last term. the work was es-
rleriaTIv crowded. the vocation was es
peciaIly welcome. The leTg summer days
e9e lilen ~ and teaehers a. wei as ~
Ore heavy strain of -he school room -
q few DAYS the tired bodies ard weary
brains win settle down for a short sea-
son Of rest and recreation
win spend Soc y-.ration in the c;ty, leay-
ing only t-ra short trip 20 the many
deliEhtfui resorts close at a3nd. s9Iqe'
however tFlzisF aaEai51'l5e Ga .i II' 49,
mer
,.,. IN. - DID, tso-, ,-er,.
,rpsf MANI of fhe pupils promotesi to the
nigh school are firmly set on q stu
eollese |o.s men ,,.ii Is 20 ~ yVSsafcf
--,.-si moan, f9 70 to- .coifeEo
81" ~
trades were ven u q, a -, 81 ~, az p [3e
eraTlr1es we're O. uldIf-e,l eAcslit.lte , -
the linz Of work ppFs5s2 e lnro gu ne b6 5Re
-o.-fr--,,.
and girls some -lneetesLl4s -ilo ~ - l5'.
cat9rs ,,, a ~. =. -iysn in fuii sitter
si a"ttlVs ~ ~ f--l.,-- l-r.,,5..z b1rf
seI lLe HlsF 80 otf.5 ~, ~ il TT9a7,Z- MR.
eni4'
r,,tt1+4 ro- +t,t. sfter,,or Tor
,li - L-ii''5 e. 10 ,.isi+f- T,er home In
R 9ff{S 70 &c Pan- a 3 Ia exp6sitio1
aDd f5 me y Is. a. al Detroit.
COO e,.fooI for tFe dear is the guest OF
NJ ~ rs rfclrfor1 Mics WELLER will
rs-t-.sf-.,f ess-,,,7s1 r9o.ve, of the FTaruil-
foo LOO ersDf tbe dsv in CEden- yes
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inT there ifs 70 apparent reason why
the Organization caHnot finish its sea
son of twelve weeks and wind up with
the flourish which ushered il in
Manager taIu3vey. while he may be a
little premature with his determina-
ton. is already figuring on the cost
of a gallery To- the house next year.
son, he says. but II things go well. ne
expects to have at least zoo seats over
head BY the time the house Opend in
1902
The operas to be sung this week are
The Royal MILDLY and the old favor
lite. Fra DiavOlO" The MILDLY is
from the French and was brought to
this country by the late Augusta
DAILY. u was done BY his musical COM
a different title Fra DiaYOlo' VIII be
put on Thursday, Royal Midday FILE
ing the first three nisRts of the week. d
That was great news flashed from
London the otffaE day that Maude
Adams is to plan Juliet to Berphardt's
Romeo Tt is the biggest theatrical
event in recent years. Many managers
might have Thought Of 1t, bat only a
F,rOhman could have acc6nplished it.
Miss Adams is to America what Bern
hardt is to Europe-the highest exam
pie of what art means in thesnianisrn.
Imagine, if il is possible, what a SUI
pre1ne cOwhinatiOn is thus Effected.
And Frohman win make. a nltll6n.
Manager Pyper has booked the .0rigi-
nal Joseph Jefferson Ior three per-
formances Of rip Van Wrinkle" The
engagement occurs in January Mrs.
I4eMoyre in I'm q Balcony is another
notable booking made BY Mr.. Piper
during the week. This viii bring How
ard and Ada Dryer Russell TO Salt
Lake after a Long absence.
Ralph T.. Cummings has engaged
Katherine Grey, who was with Mans
field in "CyranO de Bergerac," as Lead
ing lady of the stock company, Miss
Hail having retired on account of ILL
reputation and as may be judged she
is a decided acquisition to the Cum-
mihgs company. Her first appearance
with the organization was in "a Lady
of Quality" last week in Los Angeles
The company has also been strength
( ened by adding the name of John Ma
/ son to its personnel.
It is reported that Alice Nielsen and
Lawrence Irving are engaged to BE
married. Young irving out-maneu-
vered q half dozen titled folk in pay
I ing attention to Miss Nielsen. in Lon
I don and the rumOr is the result.
Charles FrOhman has engaged Irene
Wanbrugh for term of two years as
I leading lady to the DBl0e Of YOrks the
( atre in London. - He has also CON
/ tracted with Pinero to write d play for
/ Maude Adams, to be produced at some
future time.
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LYRICS.

Professor William Apmadoc of Chi-s
cag0t who is TO visit salt Lake about
the middle of August has been elected
chairman Of the board of judges in the
Pan-American exposition Tor welsh
day" which occurs Sept 10. A grand
eisteddfod is to ~ held on that day.
The appointment OF Professor Apma-
doc is a splendid testimonial to his
musical ability
The entertainment given at Rexburg
and Idaho Fails last week by AIessrs.
Mcclellan. Piper, Goddard aEd Misses
clark and Ferrin. viii be repeated in
the Eighteenth ward next Wednesday
evening. The programme consists Of
the second act Of Martha" and Rose
of AuvergBe."
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The teachers at the Oquirrh school en-
tertained Professor Cooper at a luncheon
on Monday last. The luncheon was given
at the school, which had been. decorated
for the time, and a very delightful hour
vas SpenL.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09
University Notes.


PROFESSOR X. r, Lyman conducted chap
q exercises last week. but instead of adj
crossing the stuuents himself, he invit-
eq g number Of wei known speakers to
ttQftfesS thetn. = ON Tuesday morning
Noses Thatcher a member of the board
on regents, SpoEaf on Wednesday George
FL Brimhall of the Brigham YOli1e- aca51-
envy: on Thursday Heber j. Grant and
on Friday. Rulon s. Wells.
Among the graduate visitors last week
were IL. c. Burton. n. ,'95: y. III Sedg-
wick, n, 81; Misses Evelyn Jensen and
+. A. 50. and Miss Beatrice Wilkinson
Instructor L. q. Young's classes IN
! United States history have been doing
some very interesting original work in
that subject during the last few weeks
I The students have inquired of the sec
Of their state constitutions. and have re-
ceiyed them from almost every part of
sources the students have made COM
! paratVe study of the educational laws
/ in force I'M the various states Other
students nave written to the older CO.
lonial towns, such as plymouth to in
! Of those places today one student re-
ceived a letter from old Piymouth ia
EnglafeE This was written by the town
clerk himself, containing Information
about the population and laws OF the.
/ place and extracts from the OLD town
charter The purpose of this work Is
to arouse students TO the fact that the
/ world Is making history today and that
ON a taFger scale and faster than ever
befOrE
The Athletic association last E'ri8ay af-
ternOOu elected officers for the coming
school year. w. J.. Dunn was elected
president; Waldo Kingsbury, vice presl-
dent; John Hume. secretarS.s Victor Bell
/ treasurer and A1essrs. Dunn. KingsDury
Bell and Instructor Harvey Holmes ana
Professor Byron Cummings as members
I of the. executive committee. The BOYS
viii meet again next Thursday 70 re-
model their constitution.
AT faculty meeting last Monday it was
I found that the RECORDS OF CEEllLE on HEer
; fifty students We're complete and their
/ graduation practically decided upon. (
Z is probable that there VIII be ABOUT
/ twenty-five others who viii be graduat-
ed. but their records were found defec-
/ tive in one respect or another Final ac-
z ton VIII. be taken at special meeting TO
I be neld-nezt SATURDAY.
Jesse W. HOPES. y S.. %. prinCfpal
/ Of the Brigham City. High school. WAS
q visitor on Monday last.
Milton Bennion who has been MADE
/ assistant professor in pedagogy, returned
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Jessie Drew OF tie Lowell school
spends the summer in California with
her sister, Mrs. Larzin.
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Professor Cooper was treated to a
flower shower at the Grant school on
Wednesday last. The affair was man
aged entirely by the boys and girls of
the grades and was a complete surprise
to the superintendent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

S4ss May SiddOway viii make a trir
through Yellowstone park during the
summer.
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MSS Mitchell Of the Einc6ln school ex-
pects to spend her vacation IN Oklahoma.
visiting friends ,
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Tin and GraniteWare.

WE HAVE ONE OF THE LARGEST
lines OF TINWARE AND
GRANITEWARE IN TOWN.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The Misses Potter of the whittier and
Lincoln schools viii leave during the
week for California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Mary Iioae lett last night for
Iowa. where She intends 20 pass the vaca-
ton
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Mrs r. e. Bamberger- presented fhe
lowest room at the Twelfth school with
u very beaUtifu picture az The close OF
tue year work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Mrs Elliott leaves this afternoon for
she east. After visiting her home IN
iowa. Mrs. Elliott viii 50 to Chicago and
Buffalo 10 the Pau-Americau exposition.
and to the y. j.. A. aL Detroit.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

1t has beet the custom a the Oquirrh
school for the teachers to eat luncheon
togeth her on Fridays Last Friday a
more elaborate luncheon was served as q
very pleasant closing 70 the years work.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Kate ATckenzie- Of Eie OQuirrh
the summer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Sallfe Houghton goes TO Colorado
Springs to enjoy few weeks rest there
with her sister.
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Miss Nellie IIann viii spend the sum-
ner at her home in Biloxi, Miss.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

All the schools of the county are now
closed, the Murray exercises taking place
gramme was rendered, after which 4
dancing party was given for the pupils
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Mr.. SanbOrn of the Lincoln school goes
with a surveying party to Idaho Tor the
summer
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

COME AND SEE HOW MUCH WE
CAN SAVE YOU IN THIS LINE.
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Miss Ruth Palmer and Mrs. Howard
of the Craft school were each given
flower showers. last week.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The Misses Edith and Jessie BOYD OK
pect to leave shortly for the main points
of interest in California.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Mss Lou Dunn 81 tho Sumner schoo
wiz take her vacation in kos Angeles.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Walker of the Grant leaves. for
her home at Terra Hante. Ind. Qurins
tlS, week, 10 be zone All summer.
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The Misses Nan Colt and Foster of the
Lowell school took cheir pupils to Lib
erty park for q picnic on Wedn eSday
last. Special cars were furnished by TIE
street car company, and more than no
little people We're made happy. Tables
were spread out Cndar the trees and
beautifully decorated for the feast of
good things. The afternoon was spent
in games and general hIlarity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Stale Sxperintendeut Nelson returned
Friday from Richmond, in Cache county
having attended the commencement eN-
ercises there. Next Friday ne leaves for
Mt. Pleasant, where he viii address the
graduates The schools there viii be
the last to close for the year.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The Misses Mayne of the Ninth and
Twelfth schools will go TO Ohio for their
vacation and visit there with reiadves-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The class promoted to the High school
from the lowell school spent their field
day at Saltair Friday, accompanied by
their teachers and friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

VS. I4ura Beason Of the eOauiTrt
school win spend che summer 1T her
home i'm Iowa
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

AIRS sis Miller of The Grant schoo
will take her vacation in Clinton, Ia, a
her old home.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

MISS Bessie Chambers of the Lowell
school leaves on AIoRcay for G-naha
where She will sumner with hef par
ents,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Eta Powers. principal of the
whittier schouA and her sister. Mis-.
Nellie OF the Webstar, viii leave OF
Tgesday for the coast
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Principal and Mrs. Smith of Gordon
academy entertained the teacher and pC-
pills Of the school At a tennis party yes
terday afternoon. g
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Sylvia Cohn viii so to the noun
tains for part OF her vacation
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss sarah Walker, formerly OF the
state school for the deaf. is the guest OF
Mrs IT, ID. BickfOrd- Miss Walker VIII
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Charles Frohman has engaged irene
Vanbrugh for term of two years as
leading lady to the DBl1e Of YOrN's the-
atre in London. He has also con
tracted with Pinero to write d play for
Maude Adams, to be produced at some
future time.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Principal Barton Of the Sumner school
VIII remain in town during the summer,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

All the rooms of the Grant school be-
low the eighth grade Joined in q fine
programme of songs, recitationS and stOr-
les appropriate TO the work that has
been accomplished during the year
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

1t is reported that Alice Nielsen and
L.awrence irving are engaged to be
married. Young Irving oUt-maneu-
vered a half dozen titled folk in pay
ing attention to Miss Nielsen in Lon
don and the rumor is the result
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss King of the Twelfth viii spend a
part Of her vacation IN the mountains
Of Colorado.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

a very large number Of the teachers
win spend .he v4.Catiou in the clty. ieay-
frE only t-ra short trip 20 the many
6eIfEhtft} resorts close at hand: some,
however takiEg advantage Of the e&-
e71rsiuus 10 the EAST and west. viii leave
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

A splendid programme of the work
done during the year was presented at
the Ninth school Thursday safternOOu. No
extra preparations were made for the
close, but the exercises were only the
more enjoyable.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Miss Nellie Petit and Miss Rachel IRE
le1lVe on Tuesday for tne east. Miss Pet
tit will go Is Burlington. Ia., and then
ITO ChlcaR 90. while Miss IRE viii summer
in St. Louis
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The Uintah school gave a very success
full entertainment Monday evening at the
Poplar Grove chapel. The proceeds we're
10 apply on the piano fund. A fine pro-
gramme was rendered
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

The first class promoted from the
grades to the High school at the Ben
neville school gave a. very interesting
programme on Friday afternoon Presi-
dent Newman of the board Of education
was pre- 1nt and made an excellent ad-
dress to ne class,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

MS Flora Trip wiz s3end the sum
mer ln Chicago.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-06-09

Mrs. PleGsoe and Miss Greene wil
spend the summer IN Chicago Wit
friends.