Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1901-06-01

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Prehistoric America" The lecturer
illustrated his remarks with interesting
relies and beautiful specimens Of former
ages which were passed around among
the students and teachers and carefully
examined and admired by them. The
lecture was replete with interest from
beginning TO the end and at the close
a hearty vote Of thanks was given the
speaker,
The school was visited during the
week by Bishop Robert McQuarrle,
~, Joseph Stanford and Isaac Blain.
I, NJ. BUSINESS COLLEGE.
The tenth commencement exercises
of the Inter Mountain Business col-
lege viii occur on Tuesday eyening'
June a. 1901, at the Methodist church,
at which the following very pleasing
program will be rendered
Voluntary selectionu.. 49,, "-,.
=. 80 n,,.u Hunter Harmony cluD
Invocation, =, d" ,,..Rev, W. G, Evans
Piano duet, Southern Jolliiicaton
...... O.. .., .,., Kunkel
Miss Mae jenkins, Miss Sadie Goble.
Vocal selectlon.... .,,Arion quartet
Messrs Severn. Taylor Ramey, Smith
Plano duet, Butterfly Caprice
........... . mann, Melnotte
Miss Flora Turner, Miss Bessie Severn
Vocal SOLO, e. u.. jay Alyson smitn
Presidents address. james A. smith
Piano duet. Fanfare, .,,.., Bonn
Miss Mae jenkins Miss Lotta smith
Glass address DR.. Joseph y. KingsDury
President University Of Utah,
Musical number, Hunter Harmony cluo
Presentation Of diplomas. e.. =" - 49,,
......... .,.,,. President smith
Vocal selection .,,.. ,"Arion quartet
The class flowers are pink and white
carnations. There will be forty-six
graduates from the different depart
ments.
IN THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT
In the matter Of the estate of Chris
tine Christofferson deceased. an order
was signed settling final account ana
the Administrative was discharged
In the matter Of the estate Of Jo-
seph Harrop. deceased, a petition was
fled praying for issuance to Christina
Harrop letters OF administrations Hear
ing on petition was set for June IL,
1901,
In the matter OF the estate Of Daniel
Thomas, deceased letters OF admins
tration were issued 10 Willard Kay
with bond fixed at 500
In the matter Of the estate Of Blanche
r. Abbott, a petition was fled pray
Ing for issuance to himself Of letters Of
administration, Hearing was set for
June ~, 1901
In the matter Of the estate Of Amelia
T.. Baker, deceased the return on sale
OF personal property was confirmed.
The hearing in the case Of T. c. Ford
VS. W. p. r., X. Co. was continued for
the term.
The hearing in the case Of a. r. c..
Smith was set for June 9Th,
The case Of Yost w Union Pacific r.
r. Co. was set for hearing June Bird,
1901.
In the case Of Williams VS. ogden
CITY, the plaintiff sueing for 100000
damages for the death Of his two little
girls, the jury last night brought in a
verdict mo cause Of action
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
At their meeting last night the board
Of education received another applica-
ton for the position OF school super
intendent. the applicant being w r..
slders of Pocatelo, Twelve other APP
plications for teachers positions were
filed A new board Of examiners will
be appointed next Friday and teachers
examinations conducted the week fol-
lowing.
The finance committee reported So
0l766 on hand.
The funeral services over the remains
%
West Ogden citizen who met his death
yesterday by falling from a windmill
will be held at the NJ h. church Sun
day afternoon at o'clock.
Mr. Eisenberg was a native Of Ger
many. He was a member of the Grand
Army of the Republic,
WEDDING BELLS.
John r. Tessler. 81, and Miss Edith
Smith, 49, both Of Denver, Colorado
were united in the bonds OF matrimony
yesterday by Justice Parker j. Hall.
Marriage license was granted to A,
G.. Patterson, g. and Miss Lizzie Nc
Donald, 20, both Of Hooper Weber
county.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
The ladies' auxiliary to the Brother
hood Of Railroad Trainmen have COM
pleted arrangements for a grand out
ing at Glenwood Park June 18th. Beau
tiful prizes are to be given the best
walters.
s. S. Smith has returned from KEN
merer, Wyo., where he has been on
business connected with the oil fields.
s. +. Whitaker, the architect, has
gone TO Arizona, where he expects to
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