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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29
FRUITVALE ADVERTISEMENTS
FRUIrvALE REAL ESTATE.


THE HOME BUILDING COMPANY.
blocks from station: lot 81 :6x146 TT {;
S21 per month will buy this home; no
payment down.
S13O0-New house OF rooms and bath: 4
short blocks from Fruitvale station
corner lot; 500 cash. balance same as
rent.
s15oo-New house Of 3 large rooms; lot 5ox
40 feet; Forest Park; $21 per month
will buy this home; no payment down.
S1500-House OF 6 rooms and bath; lot 81 OK
LAG feet 4 blocks from station: SCI
per month will buy this home.
S16oo-New bakery and rooms; right at sta
ton: brick bake oven, cost $500; a
good business opportunity; terms to
suit.
s120O-fIouse rooms; corner lot. 45x145;
SIG so per month will buy this home.
$160o-New and modern house, and
bath; 1 block from Fruitvale-ave. car;
W. z. RUDELL,
Fruitvsie ave. south Of Railroad Track.
Office open from to 10 a. M; all day Sunday.
A-HULL & LEE. Fruitvale Real Estate.
S1T6O-S55O cash; 2h acres, blocks from
electric cars; Broom cottage; s chicken houses
and yards; all fenced and cross-fenced; a fine
place for chicken business; $1,000 can remain on
mortgage or paid monthly; adjoining land $3.50
an acre; fine view OF bay and surrounding
country; barn and carriage shed; fine brooder
and incubator; II won't last long.
$l71o-S25O cash, balance monthly; lovely
home; high ground; Groom cottage modern;
bath, patent closet; family orchard; beautiful
MOWERS; evergreen hedge: all fenced lot 75x1o0;
must be seen to be appreciated.
HULL & LEE, Fruitvale Station
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MARRIED.

ABBEY-RYAN-In this city. December 20,
1901, by the Rev. ]. H. Schroeder. Fred
er1ck j. Abbey and Frances G. Ryan.
CARDOZA-WILDES-I this city, December
20, 1901. by the Rev Herbert F. Briggs.
pastor of Central NJ. E. Church. joseph
Cardoza and Eva Lillian Wildes. both Of San
Francisco.
ANK-BRACKER-In this city, December
p 1901, by the Rev. j. H. Schroeder, Max
Frank and Wilhel1nne BracSer.
METZGER-DORSCH- Oakland December
rs 1901. by the Rev. ]. H Thesis, Henry
William Metzser and Elsie Susie Dorsch.
STRATHMANN-EISEM this city,
December 10. 1901, by the Rev. ]. H. Schroe-
der, Henry Strathmann and Joselhine Else
mann.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.
lie following marriage licenses were issued

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
William N. Launder, 80. 519 Montgomery
street, and Carrie e. Phillips, 80, Oakland.
Robert A. Coulter, %, 915 Guerrero street
and Mildred G. Dunwoody, %, 1011 Guerrero
Reynaud Luclen. "a 1920 Powell street. and
Augustine Souche, 49, 1871 Green street
Arthur St j. Oliver, 2S city. and Agnes E.
Henry R Mason, 81 $50 Third street. and
Adele NJ Nicoll, p, city.
Edward L. Partland. 26, 124 Fulton street,
and Emily J. Power, %. Sacramento.
George OBrien. %, las Sixth street, and
Winifred Coyne, 90 14S Sixth street.
Julius H. F. Henze. 40, SIG Ellis street and
Ida S. Perry, 81, Prospect avenue.
Pierce Fabcr. 81. Stockton, and Dephine
Peytavin, 40. Stockton.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.
BORN.

BERLINER-In this city, December %, 1901.
to the wife of Charles A. Berliner, a daugh-
ter.
CLAUSEN-In this city, at the Potrero. De
cember 20, 1901, TO the wife Of John Clausen'
a daughter.
to the wife of Nathan Frindell, a son.
MITCHELL-In this city, December 16. 1901,
to the wife of Charles Mitchell, a SON.
ROBINSON-In this city, December %, 1901
to the wife Of Alfred D. Robinson, daugh-
ter.
SCHRADER-In this city, December %. 1901,
to the wife of W. F. Schrader, a daughter.
SHEEHAN-In this city December %. 1901.
to the wife of James w. Sheehan, daugh-
ter.
to the wife Of Charles E. Thompson, a son.
WERNER-In this city, to the wife of A.
Werner a daughter
WILSON-In this city December %, 1901. to
the wife Of John Wilson, son.
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OAKLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
OFFICE-II18 BROADWAY.
OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.


So ooo-PALATIAL MANSION.
Beautiful for situation" possessing ad-
vantages OF near remoteness and accessible
seclusion; only one year constructed; a rare
LAYMANcE REAL ESTATE co.
$1S, booLcost $50. 900; Lakeside District;
still greater sacrifice to sell at once.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
sIooo-Absolutely no choicer up-to-date
S-room coy home in Upper Piedmont sec
ton; grand panoramic view; surrounded by
elegant mansions: superb home.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S3oOo-Right down town; bargain; T-room
cottage; corner, so feet: rents SIS; cost $4,000;
lot worth more than price; to divide interest
a sacrifice for quick sale.
eIAYMANCB REAL ESTATE co.
tl4S Se..S. coy bay.wind12w Groom and
lot 3Sx12o; mortgage $50: quick sale wanted
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
s25Oo-Ad3oining home Joaquin Miller. Up
On proposed Syndicate electric railroad.
LAYMANCB REAL ESTATE co.
&225o-Neat bay-window cottage, rooms;
lot 76xl4o; street work complete; Lake Mer-
rift view; lot worth price.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
3l2So-Neat eoroOm house; lot Ioox 1s
land; terms easy.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co. a
S275o-Ninth st, near Center; new colonial
two-story house, rooms and bath; up-to-
LAYMANcB REAL ESTATE co.
$1,000 chance to get a home at a big
bargain; 8 rooms. bath, hall, porcelain sink.
hot water; sunny side Filbert St, near San
Pablo ave; street work done. sidewalks. etc. !;
half cash.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S15oo-Cottage. rooms; lot double front
age: Peralta, near Saith; 2ex125.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
$150O-2-story house, rooms and bath;
10th. near Campbell; lot 3ox125.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S15Oo-Mortgage $11O0; new colonial IA
story, 5 rooms and bath; all modern; SSth,
near Telegraph ave.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE co.
S1OOO-Hubbard, near Park. Emeryville;
rooms, basement; lot 50X132; brick founda-
ton; rented IS G month
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO.
S1200-Magnolia, near 34th St. modern
cottage. rooms and bath; rented SO q
month; lot 5Oxl33.
LAYMANCE REAL ESTATE CO..
400 and 462 Eighth St.,
Oakland,
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School Bond Proiect pefeatad.

WATSONvILLE, Dec. 2S-At an cleo
ton held in this city to-day for the pur-
pose Of voting high school bonds In the
sum OF $4,000 the proposition was de-
feated by a vote Of pa against 225.
o o
have been employed in constructing the plant
since June is. 1900
Mines Have Great Depth.
The Daily Mining Record discussing the
depth Of mines in the Cripple Creek dis
trict, says that at the start it was sup
posed by those who were classed as eSI-
perts that the surface f1nds would prove
to be but pockets. Now the. wiseacres
say discoveries at a depth Of 1000 feet
seem to indicate that there are richer de-
postts farther down. The shafts, from
the figures given by the record. would
slash Of freight rates has helped the dis
tr1ct. The tonnage indicated by the
smelter records and Of chemical plants
show an increase in production. The Rec
December. basing it's opinion upon the
statements of ore buyers, at 50, SOC, OO0
Concerning the reports Of increased ac-
uvity among the copper producers abroad
the Mining Journal of London says:
At the beginning OF the nineteenth century
Russia supplied most OF Northern Europe Win
copper Her sixty smelling works then issued
100000 pools (thE pOOd Is thirty-six pOunds)
per annum. The copper discoveries elsewhere
led to many Of the Russian works being sbut
late years has stimulated production e~aiD
and in the last decade the yield of pura -,
per. beginning at ia. 900 pools in 1S0i Seu
to 145, 600 in 1894 rose to 1870, 600 in 1eQ-
dropped again to 15S. 900 in 1895 then raniSI,
progressed to 236, 900 in 1900. 1t would srsnes-
virgin only the upper Veins havRS Taete Ssi
worked, aud the Ural range is said to be verv
ricn Russia uses 100000 pools OF copper
requirements
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William McKlnlay. 56, s22 Ellis street and
Helen NJ. Nihell, A. $50 Geary street.
Davide TruffeIi. "a, Ohio place. and Jen-
ME Garibotti, 90 249 Pacific street.
Levi Gronback 90. city, and Minnie Thomp-
son, "a, Alexandria, Ind.
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Fertility OF soil unsurpassed: water supply
absolutely safe: best winter climate in the
world: wheat 60 bushls per acre; alfalfa, 9
crops per year; citrus fruits for Thanksgiving
market; other fruits from to weeks ahead
OF Los Angeles water stocks. $50 per acre;
s. cash balance on time.
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Sl7oo-ORIGINAL COST $500.
Fine corner, 3sx1Oo; store and large living
rooms, barn: estate and must be sold; No.
business location for a grocery store, butcher
shop or laundry, in fact any kind of business;
a great sacrifice and must be sold this week
without reserve.
J. s. MYERS & CO.,
1902 Broadway. Oakland
$4,000 FOR A $4,000 PROPERTY.
Location, Sixteenth and Grove sts.: only four
blocks from business centers; lot 60X100: mod
ern Groom house and bath; very sunny and
hrst-class location; first come, first served.
J. S. MYERS g. CO.,
1902 Broadway. Oakland.s
SslOo-oRIGINAL COST $4,000.
New house Of Z rooms cement basement,
trunk closet nickel plated and open plumbing,
large lot, driveway; surrounded by $4,000
homes: four blocks to local station; near cars.
schools. etc; owner nonresident and must
sell: $500 can remain on mortgage; first come.
first served.
J. S. MYERS & CO.,
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
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OAKLAND COTTAGES TO LET.

SUNNY lower fiat, S large rooms; electric ser
vice throughout: 2 coal and 1 gas CRATE; large
corner lot; lawn; fruit and shade trees and
flowers; lot elevated; choice locality; will rent
low to satisfactory permanent tenant; Eighth
ave. electric cars corner Washington and
Eighth SITS, come within 1 block Call or
address 1859 Ninth dive, East Oakland.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

IMPERIAL SETTLEMENTS
Cheap Investments.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

S425O-sHOULD BE $4,000.
Object, quick sale; near Fourteenth and
Broadway: large lot: good neighborhood; in
terror decoration and finish of the latest and
best in Oakland; space too expensive to extol
its charming qualities seeing is believing; will
rent for S45 per month; only $1,000 cash, bal
ance can remain mortgage; must be sold
this week
J. s. MYERS & CO.,
1902 Broadway, Oakland.
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FOR SALE
OR EXCHANGE.

A highly improved country home and vine
yard properly, situated adjoining the town OF
Saratoga Santa Clara Co., and consisting OF 90
acres; there are 80 acres planted TO the best
resistant vines grated 70 choicest wine grapes;
g few acres are IN family orchard; the i'm
provements consist Of large broom modern
residence, with spring water piped throughout
the house is surrounded by handsome grounds
with lawns flowers and shrubs; there are also
stables snd other ranch buildings; the house
sets on a sufficient elevation TO command a
beautiful view Of the Santa Clara Valley; the
wine industry IS assured good prices for years
70 come and wine grapes are selling for S25 to
$50 per ton. which makes q resistant vineyard
Rn investment proposition: this property Is
worth your immediate Investigation; price
SIS. 600. For full information call on or address
McAFEE BROTHERS,
Jos Montgomery St. San Francisco.
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Irrigated lands IN valley % Colorado River
San Diego County, on line Southern Pacific
Railroad.
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Crops planted last July have already paid
for land and water
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1000 q ~ b Is IS Months.
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McAFEE BROTHERS,
JOS Montgomery St. San Francisco
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DistiIlery,

A long lease might be given to desirable
narties
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

$3.50 blocks from Berkeley station. at a
bargain and on easy terms.
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Government Lands at Government Prices
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

IFFAPEST and best n Auerica-The Weekly
call. l6 pages. sent to any address in the
United States or Canada one year for 81,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-12-29

tsoo-LOT 45x12O. east Of Shattuck ave, one
block from Bergman station.
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SzlO0-ll-roorn house, modern. with all
conveniences: ! block from U. c. grounds.
and east OF TELEGRAPH
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s&5OO-7-rOom house: small cash payment
balance like rent; close to steam and electric
cars.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

''The Value of a High School Education. .
The speaker urged earnest study and
effort along ali lines. and gave as a
for it,
superintendent Cooper will leave on
Wednesday for Chicago TO attend the
meeting Of superintendents Of the Ma
tioual Educational association, which
takes place in that city from the 18th 10
the 18th inst
Mrs Elliott announces the following
meetings for the week FIRST grade Iesich-
DAY at tie same time Both meetings at
the High school
At the meeting Of the county principals
Yesterday morning the time was con-
stunned in discussing the subject OF exam
nations at the close of the year II Was
tions three weeks. beyond the close 81
school County superintendent ashton
recommended that appropriate memorla;ii
services for the late * e. MseSef De Helu
in the schools Monday.
Mrs. Walker of Rowland Hail leaves
during the wees for New YORK 10 con-
Miss Horn of the Sumner viii exchange
places with Miss Wall OF the Fremont
during the week =
Miss Bessie Jones presented a fine PIC
ture Of Washington 20 room j OF lhe
Grant school on FRIDAY,
The pupils of the sixth, seventh and
eighth grades of the Fremont assem- bleu
in room Tuesday &c hear an ADDRESS Ds
Mr.. Leslie Mulch.
Mr.. Geoghegan was a welcome visitor
at the Franklin on W eqneSdsty, d. ~
also Professor Mulch, who addressed tHe
pupils of the sixth, seventh ana eight"
grades.
The pupils of room Z of the. FRANKLIN
school treated their teacher, Miss oIlllItA
to a very pleasant surprise 1huEsuaS a.
fer1oon after school. a fine rePaSt Va
served, which was much enJoyed " 'ii'
teachers present and the pupll9.
Miss Faust Of the Fremont was was s {ne
aIIesT Of the Legislature on the occasion
of its haunt TO Provo. MISS 1lpOiO'S sup
piled in Miss Faust $ aDseiiC9-
Mics clark of the Bryant received as
valentine from her pupils DeauJIuI pic
trre of ''Pharoah's Horses III an elesdh
black walnut frame
STATE SUPERINTENDENT Nelson, cccOm
ted the Lincoln school on Thursday.
The Webster school is glad to WELDON,
/ Miss CARROT back 70 her NOIA "I'0i al
! illness of five weeks
Principal Wetzeu or the. Riverside
school is expected back at ms Work ol
/ Monday.
The pupils Of the seventh hi, ana + e5g4 az
! their teachers. Miss Smith and Mr.. w ne,
/ tn n very pleasant surprise party on Erl
/ dav AFTERNOON at the school house. III
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

Superintendent frank B. COoDers ad-
dress at Hamilton han on Friday evening
been presented TO all people, as Vel as
teachers. The subject of the talk us
Good Looks" In regard TO extern
beauty, the speaker said pure beauty CT
form and feature is rare. but good looks
are common. The common good things
of this life are all around us, scattered
with lavish hand. because we need hem
Beauty Is for the few, good looks Tor the
many
the sourse OF that lie is threefolu-
heart, mind and body life the one acting
and reaching upoH each or me 2t1eIsi
Hence good deeds make good looks eroou
looks may be cultivated. Ihere IS a CO
insertion between the soui-life ana inc
bOdy-life- lntegunen and muscular Us
Of beauty. There Is a light. olNlne I'm lt9
nance. This light, proceeding out OF Ger
tain active virtues. may become a prop
erty of feature and the sOurse or goOu
looks: The temple IS maze gtoiaoei9 ,,,I %
the divine light within. There Is a some I
thing y ich rises above mere loIlh gu gu
color and, under stress OF hlShesL SIlo-
lions. transflgures the plainesL race hlo-
Now IL these higher emotions be made
permanent or successive TINS reautS VI
become q part of the features IhouSht-
purpose, feeling. stamp themselves upon
the face. which IS not mask 20 cOlcesi-
the character, but rather an lndeA 20 re-
veal II.
- -ofeesOr Mulch gave a very entertain
ing talk 10 the patrons tedcheFs anu ol,l-L
pupils IF the Lincoln school on ffl0ay
afternoon.
Mrs. Bliss of the Union school mas
aroused q great deal of enthusiasm ~ heI
room in the line of art ana arllNtS. 0lloI I
talks on the subject of art nave Degti
Given. and each pupil is engaged IN max
me "a collection of copies of famous PANT
ings. The work IN. drawing has beeh md
terlally improved by this.
One of the most successful of the art
exhibits was that occurring last W SuileS
dav vvhea the Ninth, TWelrUh ana I-OL =
fellow schools united spent the Gay a.
the club house. An excellent orCHs stId'
eon,rosPd entirely of University sJudents,
under the leadership OF ttafolu C'IloOi - -
pfshed music during the evening; F2olO9
by Mrs Wayne, Miss aIheS ana W NIou i,
dard were greatly enjoyed. anu tIle I I9llA
nv Miss MaVna of the Ninth, FROM nc
tire TO Magazine was much apprecIdiIe ti.
The su7a of $50 was realized by IheSe
schools.
The Union school art exhibit takes place
ON IFueS,lay next, not MONDAY, as n. - %
ueouSly announced. me IOOlHS VIZ
omen from 10 10 j. in the mOfhlllBr 70
i'm the afternoon and 10 20 IN tne 5TS5I-
blif musical numbers viii be rendered al
intervals.
The Webster art exhibit, Wnlesn ' oGeIl
next Thursday, promises 20 DT % ING
interest in its programme anu al
ments.
At the meeting of the Parents assocle-
fion OF the Emerson on tIiudAr GI-I-,f7,'
f5efon of the High scnOol gave lell5Lu
IN 10 the pupils of the seventh ahg
eirbth grades as well as the pdIetiittS 90
te3ci,,srs. The subject of the Ialh was
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
Univrsitv Notes.

Chapel services viii be conducted
during the coming week by Instructor
B. r. Howell.
Tomorrow is the beginning of the
second half-year at the university, and
several new classes viii be organized.
The freshmen gave an interesting
class programme last Friday after
noon.
Professor r. r. Lyman and wife
went to Logan on Friday with the
members of the legislature on their
visit to the Agricultural college
University students were pleased to
learn that Ike Russell has been elected
as member of the literary board OF
editors of enc of the Stanford papers.
Professor Leslie r. Mutch addressed
the students of the psychology class
last Wednesday morning upon the re
lation of the development of the ply
steal features of d child to his mental
makeup and temperament. On Thurs
day afternoon he spoke TO the pupil
teachers of the training school upon
similar subject.
The chapel room was especially
crowded last Tuesday morning. Mr.. ii:
TO the delight of both teachers and
students present.
q q 9
Having fixed a meridian some time
ago by observations upon the sun, the
mem ers of Professor Lyman's survey
ing class during the past week have
been making observations upon the
north star Their object is to make
numerous calculations and from the
average of them all to establish Salt
Lake meridian. Surveying the heavens
is new work for the class, and last
Tuesday night the boys had merry
time.
Instructor L. Z. Young will go to
/ Bingham next Saturday Feb. %, to
make an address before the school
children upon the subject, Washing
ton"
The Julius Caesar recital given by
Miss BabcOck's elOcution class last
Monday afternoon was well attended
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17
THE SALT LAKE HERALD. SUNDAY. FEBRUARY II 1901

the visit Of the legislature. Short exer-
cises were held in the auditorium consist
Ing of a speech of welcome by Mayor
Anderson. response by Governor Wells.
and remarks by Chairman Edwards of
the county board President Kerr ad-
dressed the visitors at some length on the
needs OF the college. A banquet was had
in the general museum. where speeches
We're made by President Mccormick as
POSTMASTER, and several members Of the
visiting party After this an hour was
spent ia showing groups Of visitors over
the building and grounds
One of the most attractive rooms open
to visitors was Miss Richards art room
The casts and other models neatly aar-
ranged made quite little gallery.
Music was furnished by the new Hyde
Park band. and their playing would do
credit 10 older musicians who had prac-
ticed much longer than their few months.
The opera house orchestra, too, played
their best and won frequent applause
Among the trust present were Mr.
AIcCornick and Mrs. Richards of Salt
Lake City, and Messrs Hansen, NOVEL;
and McAlister of Logan
. g
a committee of tho legislature re
NAMED over Saturday to see class room
shop and laboratory work in progress
and to make a more completa INSPECTION
of the college than was possible during
the presence of so many visitors.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

The university students will cele-
brate Washington birthday on Fri
day by holding appropriate exercises IN
the assembly hall. Governor Heber NJ
Wells will preside and make the open
ing address. Portions of the gallery
will be assigned to the various classes,
so that college as we'll as national pa
triOtism viii be manifested. The pro-
gramme viii begin at 1890 a. m and
will include the following exercises:
Organ solo. Star Spangled Banner"
Professor J. J. Mcclellan; vocal solo,
H. S Goddard; address, President of
the Senate A. J. Evans; song, UniveT-
sity Glee club; address, Speaker VIII
liam GlaSmann; and a violin solo by
George SHELTON. All friends OF the uni
Versity are invited.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

Professor w. NJ Stewart and In
structor Alfred Bond went to Farm
ington yesterday and conducted the
teachers institute Of Davis county.
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&c Have Them 60.


New York Worid.)
'GentIemeD's agreements last no longer
than IL IS to the interest of the genie main
in the strongest position TO save them
last
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

The second year students gave a
very successful dancing party on Fri
day night in the physical building.
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Despite the fact that the Delta Phi
held high jinks and initiation cere-
monies last Friday night, 1t is very
probable that the society will abandon
and organize a college fraternity.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

The Zeta Gamma boys on Friday
night accepted the challenge for debate
from the society of the Latter-day
Saints college.
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snrineviIle School Notes.

The Park and Primary schools. gave q
Valentine programme in the city han
Wednesday evening.
q . @
Last Friday week the schools were Wis
tied bv Payson and Spanish Fork teach
ers.
AT the AcOrns meeting on Friday even
ing Ella Cederlund delivered very en-
retaining lecture on Constantine the
Great" which was followed by a debate
.'Resolved-GirIs Prepare Themselves Bet
ter For Life Than Boys,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-02-17

Miss Elsie BarTOWS will sing at
chapel exercises on Tuesday morning.