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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10
WANT MAIN LINE,
Committee from Willard County
Waits on San Pedro Engineer.

A committee consisting Of James A.
Melville Of the State Land board, r. w.
Kelly OF the state legislature, and Al
ma Greenwood, eX-may0r Of Fillmore.
which was appointed by the Willard
bounty at large, visited on Engineer H.
M. Mccartney on Saturday for the pur-
pose OF asking the San Pedro road to
build through from bennington TO
Milford, taking in Oak city, Holden,
FILLMORE, Meadow, Kanosh and Peters
burg on the main line The gentlemen
Were listened 20 attentlyely by the En-
gineer who promised TO make a person
al investigation by going over the
ground and later sending corps OF
engineers to demonstrate their asser-
fion
The committee claimed that this
route was shorter than the one already
Surveyed and that II would furnish
flTst class roadbed, good grade, plenty
Of water and a decidedly shorter route
than the Oregon Short Line had at
present. The gentlemen also asserted
that providing the San Pedro built over
this route that II would to All intents
and purposes control the livestock.
freight and passenger business I'm that
section Of the country which Is now d.
videi between the Oregon Short Line
and the Rio Grande Western
BY the building of This road as asked
The development Of Kyune stone quar-
fies. low grade mining PROPOSE tons.
hot springs resorts ana other enterprls-
es would follow.
The Milford Times to hand has the
following to say regarding the san
Pedro surveying party now working In
southern Utah.
Another bunch Of blessings arrived
Saturday In the shape VI Senator
Clarks San Pedro railroad surveyors
and II is quite among the possibilities
that Milford viii have two transcontin-
entail lines. besides a branch 20 Frisco
and a branch 90 Beaver The san Pc
dro engineers, 10 In number, with /. n.
Blovelt In charge came along from the
north early Saturday morning and ran
their survey right through town a few
rods east Of the Short Line tracks.
Their survey is so close TO the O. s. L..
that Il cuts the ~" switch In two. The
stake opposite the Short Line depot is
numbered 1924 being the i6Sith from
Salt Lake The surveyors went on TO
Hay Springs and established camp
there Monday
"Mr, Bloyelt pr0fessed ignorance as
10 the route TO be taken beyond this
point II is believed by some, however.
that this route Is being surveyed for
the purpose OF determining the feasibll.
fly OF taking in the iron fields Of Iron
county with the main line while others
think Il is the purpose OF parallel the
Short Line all the way through. Mr.
Piovelt stated that this was but one Of
five or six routes that are being sur
yeyed and that later on the directors
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ming ana Utah win be largely rep,..
sented, Robert l., Anderson wS sp'g Z,
nome from the east where he attsna.s
= convention OF bin posters ana t nnsl
them enthusiastic on the subject 'y ~ !
meeting In Salt Lake city " VI
The Western Bill Posting comnory
has taken into partnership tbe M.
posting firm OF Owens. Varney & Gro \"
OF san Francisco, and today Scon,.i
the entire bill posting and dlstrIb0,e,
business known as the Grand mi p"s,'
ing company, NJ, n, Mulvey. manages
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10

would 60 over all Of the reports and
adopt the route that appeared TO them
to be the most advantageous lie stat
ed that his line had paraleled the Orc
gon Short Line all the way from Lean
ington, but near Riverside and clear
Lake il kept several miles 10 the cast
ward and that from salt Lake 10 NIL
ford his line was thirty miles shorter
than the present line OF the oregon
Short Line, or total length OF 100
miles, ana the grade was much better.
From Salt Lake to bennington the
San pedro route runs down on the west
side Of the Tlntic district, leaving out
Provo and Nephl and all of the Utah
valley towns
~ IL believed that the traffic posi-
bilitIes OF Beaver county VIII he a
strong factor in the determination OF
the san Pedro route and the action OF
the directors win be awaited with deep
interest"
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WILLARD BEAN ~ HERE.
He IL Looking Well and ~ Ready 10
Meet Christy.

Willard Bean arrived In Salt Lake
this morning from San Francisco, and
says he viii begin training for his bout
with Jack Chrlsty scheduled for the
2lst, az once, Bean Is the picture OF
health and says he Is already In good
snaps and only needs a couple OF days
work and a little rest for the contest.
He said he expected TO reach here Sat
urday and II was quite natural that
the report got out that he was already
here. He was delayed on account Of
the severe storms raging between hero
and the coast,
81 closed my school in Eureka. Cal, ;"
said he, and | may start one here, /
don't know positively yet though
whether I viii or not agreed 10
meet Mr., Christy and / am here for
that purpose. OF course / am a little
tired, but / shall be in good shape and
will only need few days work. / am
very sorry that efforts have been made
here TO kill the boxing game The
sport IN all right when properly man
aged and the game should not be
killed."
Bean has not yet decided where he
viii complete his training, but he viii
begin his work tomorrow or Wednes-
laV
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A REAL FIGHT YESTERDAY.
Barber Knocked out by stock Broker
In One Round.

There was a real fight In local gym
naslum yesterday afternoon In which a
well known barber and well known
stock broker mixed Il for one round
Ia Fitzslmmons The fight lasted but
one round--just the time che barber
lasted, Then they carried him out Of
the ring and revived him with smelling
salts. The fight came as the result Of
def issued by the barber, who de-
clared he could whip the broker In six
rounds. He was Immediately called and
purse Of $50 was put up. The cham
poems" and their friends proceeded to n
local gymnasium stripped In real light
ing style, donned the mitts and went
at it.
The barber rushed at his antagonist
with view OF landing knockout blow
the first punch, but somehow or other
he permitted his face 10 smash into the
left fist OF the broky and he was sent
to the floor for the count. He tried the
same thing half dozen times and the
last time he went down and out for
keeps. The broker was then given the
purse and he said he thought the game
was "better'n sellln stocks" II is
said the knight Of the razor Is not sat
ished, claims n "nuke" blow. az II were.
and he wants another go. II IL said
the two Will meet again for a side bet
OF $3.50.
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PROBATE AND GUARDiANsh'
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the respecV'
signers for further Information

IN THE DISTRICT COURT Xxx ysb,
bate division. IN and for salt ~ .,s,
County. Sta te of Utah In the ll',ie,
of the estate Of Thomas HeWe'lp Do,
ceased. Notice. The petition OF y ~ ~
Reid the executor OF the es'ess A.
Thomas Hewlett, deceased, Iof n vU,'n
nation of the sale Of the touo osani
described real estate OF said deee ,..r,b
to-wit: The north half Of 'ne s ave
half OF lot three In block nlne.y \, M salt
plat "a !" Salt Lake CITY survey ~ 9 my
lake County, state Of Utah 10y ,o,,ow.
sum of 81, 205.OO. And upon lne ,y', cent
ing terms to-wit: Cash: zen ~, con.
TO accompany bid and balance ~ y" deed ICED
firmation of sale and delivery w 0led
as appears from the return OF s1 bsarlng
IN his Court, has been SET ioI "a d.
on Friday the 2lst day OF MaiCic county
100 nj 10 o'clock a, m. az he 1v" Of
CONT House. In the Court no'' Salt
said Court, in Salt Lake '''''
Lake County, Utah. a., If said
fseall Court with the sea- NV Of
affixed this lVin '
March, A. D.; lyVc c,o,p
John JAMES, Clei r,srt
BY c. Frank Emery, Dep""
Thos, Adams, Attorney
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10
PERSONALS.

w, II Hood Of this city ana his part
ner G. A. Langley, Of the Langley
ranch on Squirrel creek, Idaho. VIII re-
stock their ranch this spring
W. A. clark Jr and wife arrived from
Butte last evening. and are az the
Knutsford Mr. clark spent most Of
today AT the shelters south of this city.
David G, calder is taking In Chicago,
New York and Boston on business
trip
George Y. Wallace IL very m at home
with a sudden attack OF erysipelas.
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SPIKE AND RAIL.

n. H. Drake OF the Rock Island has
gone to Denver on business trip
l.. l.. Downing, commercial agent for
the Milwaukee. returns from Nevada
tomorrow.
Walter James, who Is In charge Of
the Block Rock shearlng pens, IL In the
city today looking up the Oregon Short
Line officials
Bids will be advertised for In few
days for the Improvements on the RIO
Gronde Western roadbod In Jordan
NarrdWs,
The Colorado Midland, In conjunction
with the Rio Grapde Western, has se-
cured The haulH Of the James NeIll
and the Dan Sully companies, which
are 10 appear IN Salt Lake.
Heavy shipments Of steel ana ties are
going through Salt Lake 10 the new
yard at Bcuna Vista for The Leaning
ton cut-on From this time on there
viii be no halt and the work viii be
pushed for all 1t Is worth
For the benefit of those who have
made the assertion thar the "NeWs' In
formonts regarding the purported trout
bic ON the Rio Grande Western were
discharged employees and 'sorehead un.
dcrllngs' II can be stated that they are
In error Neither has the committee
been Informed who the individuals were
nor viii II De BY anyone connected with
the News"
Two battalons Of the Twentv-gecond
infantry passed through Saturday
I'm two special trains over the lto
Grande for Fort crook Neb With
the troops are the soldiers that helped
capture Agunaldo including Capt
Detchmendy Of II company Of the
Twenty-second infantry who rs given
primary credit FOR the famous capture
Gnd II Is understood that unless the
captains services are recognized at
Washington he WIN resign from The
service The troops came over on the
Hancock, the same vessel that brought
back the Utah batteries.
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BASKETBALL TEAM RETURN.
l.. ID. s. u, boys Happy Over Their
Victory of Saturday.

Last evening the l., ID. $. T. basket
lall team and friends who went to Lo-
ian on saturday TO play the crack b.
Z. c, team, returned from the Temple
Aty. The boys are happy over the re-
suit OF the game IN which the local boys
outplayed their rivals They say they
We're treated royalty by the Loga(tes
and the officials of the game were 1850
lutely fair in their decisions A.Other
game Is likely to be played by the same
teams but II will be in this city The
date has not yet been decided upon
According to Manager Hicks Of the
local team, the b. Y C. boys are MAX
ing preparations to organize a crack
baseball team for the coming season,
and he thinks It will be the best the
college has ever had,
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ANOTHER PIGEON.
Young Man Plucked Of Dollars in
Gambling House.

Today Officer Johnston arrested one
Matt Rumph a bartender at a Com
mercial street saloon. on the charge Of
keeping gambling house. Rumph
was taken into custody at the instlga-
ton OF young man from the country
whose name the officers refused TO az
yulge The young man claims he was
"steered' up against a game IN room
above the saloon Saturday night, and
was robbed out OF several hundred dol.
lars
Alter remaining at the police station
for several hours. Rumph put up 800
bail for his appearance IN court to-
morrow afternoon. As he left the sta
tion he said he had had trouble enough
and would probably forfeit the money.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10
MONEY MADE BY STABLES.
Up TO March LIST, California Distri.
bnaed S3Oa 500

San Francisco Cal, March lO.--Up to
and including March the new Cali
fornia Jockey club has distributed $780,
500. Among owners whose horses have
contested for states and purses at the
Oakland track the stable OF Green h.
Morris heads the list with s25, $50 TO its
credit. TO this sum must be added The
81 500 won by Artyls when that colt
captured the Bell stake on Saturday.
Following Is list Of stables that
have won more than 5000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10
NEW O. 3. H. QUARTERS.
Deseret News Building WIN be Ready
By End of Month.

Within the next four days, so says
MIR, Burton, the three top floors of the
Deseret News building viii be vacated
by the workmen and the Oregon short
Line new quarters will be practically
ready for occupancy. The metal doors
have arrived and are being rapidly
hung throughout the building A big
gang of men IL at work installing the
elevators, which will be in running or
der by the end Of the week. The metal
staircases however have not yet ar
rived, owing to a strike at the works,
There are two temporary siaircases
from the top TO the bottom Of the
building and Mr.. Burton states that
everything win be ready for the Oregon
Short Line by the end Of the month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10

the Spokane team, and finished pitch
ing strong
1T Is possible that Hawley may hot
play ball this year 1t is understood
that he has received offers from both
Butte and Helena. but he has not ac-
cepted them as yet He is ON an en-
CINE for the s. r. a ~ and may con
clude to drop all ball playing, for a
time at least"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10
NEW YORK STOCKS.

Special.
ny leased wire TO tho Central Stock
Exchange, ZIG Main street,.
Monday, March 10, 1902.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10
AFTERNOON MINING CALL.
Market Showed Improvement Though
Prices Declined.

This afternoon there was a rather ac-
tive demand for mining stocks but
prices declined the offerings being
very large.
AT press time May Day was being ac-
lively dealt In at prices around 4S and
the following transactions had been re-
corded
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10
NOT KILLED ON CROSSING.
Inquest Over Body of Charles NAY.
nard at Ogden.
special 10 the "News. u

Ogden, March lO.-At the inquest over
the remains Of Charles Maynard this
afternoon, it was developed that he
was killed l04 feet north OF the Twenty
fourth street crossing instead Of at the
crossing, as had been alleged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10

Stevens, Ellen Stevens, Miss Peterson,
Mrs Masters, Mr.. Halthers, Mrs. Har-
ris, Mrs, Caleb Summerhays Mrs. Q.
Summerhays, Mr. Derr Mrs, Barratt
Mrs White, \, Woods, G. Woods, Mrs.
NJ. l., Davis, Miss Davis, Mrs, A. w.
Hinkley, Mrs, M Lewis, Milton Cotton
N. Torkelson. Mr.. Funk, q. w, Granter
MISS Funk, w. j. Newman, j. g. Me-
Kean w, H. Eyorsol Mr., McEwan, Mr.
Reeves, Mrs Reeves
CAR NO. 81
Godle johnson. Molle Johnson, Dr.
w NJ. Stookey, Mrs. w. M. Stookey,
Mrs, q, Anderson, Miss Annie Ander-
son, Mrs j, n, Stookey, Clarence An
derson, Harry Anderson, Fred Ander-
son, Mrs, Fred Anderson, George Ham
mond, stephen Worthngton, Mr.. SHOW
81 Charley Johnson, Mr. Clampitt, Mrs.
Campltt Mr.. Fldklns, Mrs, Fidklns,
Elias Davis. Mrs Elias Davis Jedd
Earl, James Crawford Mrs. j. Craw-
ford |. @. Crawford, Mrs. | q. Craw'
ford DR. Byrd, Mrs Byrd Peter w.
Deering, Mrs. Peter W. Deering, Jens
Madsen, Nettle Madsen, John Kjaar,
Mrs ], Kjaar, John Hougard Mrs. j.
Hougard, Lewis Anderson Mrs Lewis
Anderson, Joseph II. Taylor, Mrs. Jo-
scph ~ Taylor Miss Taylor Miss Tay-
lor.
CAR NO. g.
Mr.. and Mrs Groo, Or Wright, Mira
n. Williams Miss Williams, Mabel
Moore Laura Reid, w. Price, Mrs. w
Price, Mr.. Klmball, Mrs kimball
Charles johnson, William Dun, Mrs. G,
Morris, Miss Morris, Miss Grant Mrs,
Miles, Miss Lora Miles Mrs Knight,
Mrs william Knight, Miss Cunningham,
Miss Vowes, Miss V. Hunter Mrs,
QuIst Miss Alice Miller Lottle owen,
Ada Britt, Mr.. Kolt2 Mrs Koitz, Mr.
j. II. Hansen, Mrs j. E Hansen, Mrs,
Clayton, Miss LELAND Clayton, Andrew
Peterson, Mrs A. Peterson
CAR NO, 10.
w c. Parr. c. strlnger Il. Fleming,
@. l.. Glade, $. Campbell, d. c. Young,
j. H. Richardson, o, NJ, Pratt WIN
Philips william Lester George limp
son Y Clawson, H. Foote, H. ] Claw
son II. Shepherd. Heber Aldous, Heber
Sharp George G. Smith, Russell Ros-
sitter, william White, John Robinson,
Alvin owen K, Edmunds G. $, Clark,
h, Lamph, y, Stalnsbury, william Me-
Alllster w. Boxer, o. Walsh, j. Max
well. o, 10. Johnson, j, u. Wicken, Ar
Best Rubert Best, A, r. Gardner, N.
Gotham, H. Daynes, Roy Ensign, Joseph
Wallace, F.. stephens
CAR NO. II.
Mr. and Mrs, Gerstner Miss Lennon,
Miss Jennie Dixon. Mr.. Eyersoll, Mr..
a. T. McEwan. the Misses Davis,
Bishop Sheets, Roy Carbon and COM
panlon, H. l., Snow, Rudger Clawson,
Jro and number OF others who are be-
ing booked this afternoon
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DIED,

FAGRBANKs-At l72 oak street, this
city March o. 1902 of meningitis.
Frank j.. son of Frank ana Minnie
Tanner Fairbanks, aged . months
and JIG days. lnterment win take
place today Monday at Payson.
Utah,
BLOOMFlELD--At 1858 Third East
street this city March q, 1902, OF
measles and pneumonia, Lille, daugh-
ter of John =, and Ellen Jensen
Bloomfield aged years, months
and 20 days Notice Of funeral later.
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Will MEET HERE.
ational Bill Posters Association to
Gather In Salt Lake.

The National Bill Posters association
has decided to hold It's next annual con-
yention In this city, Aug. II, 1902, and
Colorado. New Mexico, Arizona, Wyo-
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NEW YORK metal ?5ICES

. Copper and Lead dull, un. I
changed. I
..-l-l.l..i4..i-t.i.i'i"i'r.i.'i.S.ll-.!-i-i-f
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Hoods
Sarsaparilla

1t is sold everywhere. Prepared by
c. /. HOOD & CO., Lowell, Mass.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10

W. @. FISHER AND G. II Bupp Vs
the Fisher. Budd firm az Echo nave ,ns ,ia,
dissolved partnership, w. &. Usher A :, asll
all debts, contracts aud liabilit'es u '"'
firm.
Echo March 9Th, 1902,
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cARNo.e

Florence Poulton, Dina Piepcr. Miss
Nelson Mrs, Boyer Katie Butler.
Pearl Cotton, Miss Holiday, Tona
Schoenfelt, Aura Rogers Cora Winck-
ler Miss Anderson. May Robinson.
Augusta Youngberg Julia Howe. Katie
Thatcher, Olea Ship. Rhoda Nasch, T.
File Morgan. May Barrel, j. D. Lang.
Mrs. J. d. Lang, Fila DER, Leona NH.
lor. Alice Foster. Phoebe Foster. Met.
lie Frost Bessie Frost, Kate McAllls-
ter, Miss Hatch, Tena hcAllister Miss
Hatch. Miss Karma Thatcher Miss
Clarice Thatcher Mrs. NJ. Thatcher
Mrs. Croft, Mrs. NJ A. Sears, Mrs
Needham. Miss l.. Young, Efne Wilson
j. j. Daynes, Mrs. J. ]. Daynes. %
Romney. Mrs. o, Romney
CAR NO. {.
Miss Care, Maud Anderson, Mr.. Care
Mrs. care, Mr. Dacre DR.. Raker. prof
Hlnchcliffe, Prof Hagbert Anderson.
Mrs. Stanley Dix, Miss Horroeks RUBY
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CAR NO. 6.

Nora Young, Miss J, Robinson, Mr.,
Boshard Mrs. Boshard Orson Pendry,
Mrs. Orson Pendry. Mrs. L. Thirot Miss
l.. Throt. Lille Thirot. J. W Carrigan.
j, NJ. Anderson, Mrs. Winberg Mrs. NJ.
Anderson. Mrs Hardy. r. Lat,imer, $,
russell, c. Orloh Mrs. G. Orloh j, H..
Burrows. Mrs. ], II Burrows, Miss Me-
lntre Miss McIntire. Miss Ida Stewart,
Lula Johnson Mrs, u, Groo, Mrs. NJ.
Wooney, Dr. Staufler, Mrs stauffer
Mrs. Stauffcr, Lurepa Nebeker, Miss
Susan Rich. Miss LILY Rich, Mrs. s. a.
Hancock, Alice Beardshall. p. Johnson,
Mrs. p. Johnson, j, r. Miller Mrs. J. II,
Miller, Miss Miller Miss Miller, Miss
Bone. ar
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uILp WANTED.
nI,snInTlns am rAnINrRsnIR

A COOP GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE,
work Mrs. n. Daynes, 30 Fstreet
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-03-10

No program for the forenoon. At /
p m, there VIII be- steamer ride
around the most interesting parts OF
the bay visiting the docks, the war.
ship ohio, the Preside and taking a
general view Of San Francisco and
surroundings from the bay. The steam
er win start from the foot Of Market
street In the evening the theaters and
operas will be attended as the indlyld.
uals may elect
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-21
Ladies' Aid Supper.

The patronage accorded the Ladies'
Aid society at their supper in the
Simpson Methodist Episcopal church
last evening was sufficient to show that
these events are not only popular, but
essential to the social side Of church
life, and tend to increase interest not
only in the work of the society, but also
to demonstrate the ability OF these
ladies along culinary lines.
-Four tables were spread, and from s
to S o'clock several hundred people
We're served with the best foodstuffs of
the season. The tables We're in charge
of the following:
Table No. Mrs. a. r. Rhgway,
Mrs. William Quick, Mrs. Il. Owens.
Table No. 2--Mrs. George Peck, Mrs.
Josiah Paff, Miss Rachel Peck.
Table No. 3-Mrs. William Long, Miss
Nerna Rose, Miss Lucy Long.
Table No 4-Mrs. Fl. C.. McDernott,
Mrs. T. G. Hall, Miss Lulu Leader, Miss
Marion Hall.
The others who assisted in the man
agement and preparations were Mrs.
John Randolph, Mrs. Seth Wrigley,
Mrs. George Martin, Mrs. w. a. Reid.
Mrs. William Lever. Mrs. Mccormick,
John Randolph and A. B. Ridgway.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1902-11-21
Night School Attendance.

The attendance at the night schools
opened in buildings No. 81, No. IS, No.
80 and No. 13, has far exceeded eXpec-
tations, and is probably the largest
ever enrolled in the history of night
schools in this city. There is plenty
of room at all the buildings, however,
for all who desire to attend.
At No. 81 building one hundred and
seventy five pupils have been enrolled,
and at the other buildings the attend
ance is very large. The apparent de-
sire of the breaker boys and factory
girls TO obtain knowledge in the COM
mon English branches. through the
medium of the night schools, should
be encouraged more than it is, and
many others induced to attend who
are now out of the fold and spend their
evening on the streets and in places Of
amusement.