Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-08-17
yllta STAKE ACADEMY
i. School Year Sept IS Changes
~ Improvements and Faculty
. = light Hearing Tor Embezz'e-
,o.,d of Education-Istate
Of scOaeld victim"

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Of scoGeId victim"
weber stake academy many
W .n needed changes are being
~' ,be interior Of the building
" y. mperylsion Of Prof Moench'
n1,oc is being thoroughly rem
.o5 cleaned ready for the open
~. school year on September
The large study room which has
been occupied by one
Aonarlments on the right
,Ae first floor has been di-
,.,o two recitation rooms, to be
y, ,be seventh and eighth grade,
hs only change on the lower
The upper floor is being al, re-
III !" The lecture hall which Is
W. study room for the students
= W ,rsdes Is 10 be greatly enlarged,
y >, nsrtition between the hall ana
". va, rotation rooms is to be moved
~ yest twelve feet and the speak
r,nd which is now at the norm
',' Tho hall is TO be placed on the
y .ae with a large arch where the
. sN, a' h now located. This viii make
! he largest lecture halls In the
y inc q feet long by As feet wide
= mary and art room viii be COM
saver connections have been
p. and other Improvements added:
4 abiding is surrounded by beautiful
gsot lawns and flower beds. Prof,
"a sss also secured over one hundred
g.aifgl mineral specimens from PARK
sy ior the academy,
" n, academy offers the following
..,.ss Four years literary, four
~ normal. four years high school,
W ,sars commercial, one years COM
s,,,sl and a two years preparatory.
!, ,bree years normal and literary
..,,.as heretofore offered have been
s,.or,lnued The duration Of recita-
y, nave been changed from three
seshs Of an hour to one hour for each
NJ
M faculty and teachers engaged for
a. osulng year and the branches TO
!, sught By each are as follows
fsgls F. Moeneh, D. b., principal;
,, ogy. pedagogy and German.
Ihn G. Lind. b. S.; curator, Latin
"a general history.
nnd O. Mckay, registrar; normal
alrng and literature.
william z. Terry, b. s.. librarian;
story and mathematics.
l,Snette McGay. lady superintendent
!, assistant instructor in normal
aiming
lfed Nelson, secretary; commercial
Ere.
Nn /. Hayes. preparatory course.
teph Ballantyne, chorister and In
f-clor In music.
ne present outlook for the success OF
/ coming school year is very bright
b he academy.
ABUTTE JOCKEY ARRESTED.
A young jockey from Butte was
rested here this morning by Sheriff
NE Just as he stepped from the SOUTH
lni train at the Union Depot. The
gnHter is well dressed and Is sup
sel to have got into trouble at Butte
,He he Is thought to have been con-
Gei with some money transaction
ii e said TO be full OF Irregularities.
y arrest was made at the instance OF
fdh j b. Furn OF Butte, but no
s,.ac charge is forthcoming, The
ne sheriff has been notified and win
ne ior his man tomorrow.
GOT ONE HUNDRED DAYS.
luigs Rolapp today sentenced Thos.
ikup to one hundred days In the
.niy Jail for petit larcency. Kirkup
y begin the service Of his sentence at
'TATEs OF sCoFIELD VICTIMS.
b the district court today Judge Ro-
y appointed the Utah Savings q
ut company Of Salt Lake City tho
Illustrator Of the estates OF Joel
Au Hemmiug Lahti and John Tase-
N all victims Of the biz Sconeld eX-
sion. The appointment was made at
request Of the heirs Of the deceased,
ls The first time In the history OF
district court here where cor
alton has been named as an add
aSiraior Of an estate.
hI .r REHEARING.
he case Of W. f. Wright, who is
iiged with embezzlement OF moneys
lhgng % George Wells. the cigar
allaclurtr, was brought before JUS
Parker j Han, on n change Of We
ron Justice Champney's court
= Is The case which Judge Rolapp
missed from the Second district
y as the preliminary proceedings in
justices court were irregular
ns STATE is represented by County
o,iney halyerson, and the defend
W Attorney NJ D. Lesscnger. The
witness examined last evening was
Wells who testified that he en-
pa wright TO sell cigars for him on
Nllnlssion. that Wright did take or
70 me amount Of about $500 and
s''el Tor the same, but failed 20
|, over TO Mr. Wells the full amount
y. y. collection. that there Is still a
sl'e OF ''igi due, which amour,
' sal has failed to pay over TO his
. 4, and that since Wright was
.'4ised nom Mr. Wells employ