Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-01-24
welded FIFTY YEARS
!, smden. Graduating From
Names y s.,,ools close Of Poultry
snow-Sews Briefs

salnus' ,l ' sent them numerous 'eis-
O O,sus appropriate to me so,ue" are in
S,aS Angeles for the winter, ,, =, Mac.
Les ,. as Ilorrocks was born al MAJ
san'u anu cheshire, England, July .
elss''s Sa,berlne buckingham Horroeks'
na' I, samuel Horrocks was born ~, az
wife Of s ,sn Nov, 10, 1884 The two
LONDON ,'os VIA al Presbury cnurcn go %
w ,,Hses.lsseeld England, jan IAN, 90 ch ,pyS
SN's famed the Church OF Jesus ~" and
beIl .,s ylSd Saints in England ,s any
o. Lat' es,ng az 1854 emlgrated TO utan'
y Tue sqpo ~. the plains from tne MIS-
lhey .Issr N salt Lake CITY WI y oA
sour ia and arrived there In the az "
teams ,~ ~ wear They remained sai.
y, ,nse ely about a year whet 'n ra.
l~se 10 ogden, where they nut re- ee
m WV oysr since with the exception Vi
slaeu A months. when they resided az
suOs t.S Fnrk. Will living In salt Lake
sp..w a. Horrocks assisted in the build
'S ~ he Temple. He was also mem,
ns y. me state militia and participated
y no defense Of the state wheh tne
Iobnston army endeavored TO enter
r TyD',i INA 10 1852 Mr., Horrocks frelght-
"a La eony and other merchandise from
~" 10 Montana and many are the
ss, ne tells Of their sufterlngs
, sSs, sxnosure and narrow escapes from
inSian massacre. In 1865 Mr.. Horrocks
engaged In the mrecantile business anu
has been 10 this business continuously
nnul 1899 when he retired and turned
,SS business over to his sons. Mr. ana
Mrs. Horrocks have had 10 children, Z
n whom are now living and residing IN
,hls city They are: Edward, Joseph
and Richard Horrocks, Mrs. JOS. bax-
ter Mrs II. II, Rolapp, Mrs. Jane
Davis and Mrs u. s Rolapp, In lne =,
Years that Mr. Horrocksr has resided
n ogden he has greatly helped to build
mo this city He has been a member OF
NE city council, school trustee and held
ether Important official positions.
M. HorrOcks' home Is on the bench,
he having settled there at a very early
time In point Of continuous residence
he Il the oldest inhahltant OF that To-
salNy now the aristooratlc residence
district, but which was little <etter
shan wilderness when he there es-
AblIshed his home.
CLOSE OF POULTRY SHOW.
The ogden Poultry and Pet Stock as
ISOLATION win close It's annual exhibit
tim tonight In the Boyle block. From
every point OF view the show has been
most successful and has demonstrated
that the class Of poultry TO be found
among the breeders Of ogden Is va
high indeed. The show was better this
year in point Of quality and number
Of birds and also In point Of public In
terest than any year since the organi-
iation Of the association.
STILL HOLDS THE MONEY.
Albert sadd, who was by vote OF all
The attorneys for plaintiffs in the old
citizens Bank case made trustee Of
The funds-something over $7,30O--re-
Gently paid as the result OF a Judgment
and execution against some OF the de-
PENDANTS, Is In quandary what TO do
WIN the money All the attorneys
have Ideas as TO how II should be d.
nded and have been calling on Mr..
sadd to express their views. The lat
Yer mas engaged ]. H. Knows as expert
accountant TO compute the several
amounts due, and pending their reports
MT SD dholds the bank book.
SCHOOL PROMOTIONS.
The mldwlnter promotions of pupils
from the eighth grade TO the High
Hnool resulted In mldwinter class Of
T" oeing admitted to that institution.
iaese pupils met yesterday In the
nRh school and rendered the following
program
ss'ee'lon' In a Rose Garden.
D., 80 y" ...". Madison orchestra
PRESENTATION OF classes. q. !. 49,.
w. ',supetintendent William Allison
'V'Sl auet Come When the Soft
~, wight Falls. O.. =. schuman
rs N,aIaoel Woods and Verna Fowler.
Essay The Little Things in Life,
u. .,-''s> ~ -. Robert Campbell
'''' ~ on The Cultured Daughter
p,. 81 u Pain Grocer. Ethel Watts
'"iV SOLO The Silver Nymph,
49,, 49, -" Evelyn Dalyrimple
''''''auoh' The Revolt Of Mother"
corr.,' (. O., - .. ,...,... Mary Wilson
S''"e' soo' Orange and Black"
r.ss,, -" .s, -" .,,",Frank Westover
" Inc Nile Reservoir. 49,.
par 49, /" 80 q. "n ..Emma Paine
D' 'V'o' lntermezzo Slnfonico"
- - e. g. - go. .....Mable Shorten
gsesI wi, S'Viy - ...Nettie Craig
80 sV'o' A song OF Dreams"
reci,.,, 49,. Maud Belnap
''wy,s nl,g The Scholar and the
Addrass 80, - - d. ".Olive Doxey
sces, u welcome 10 the High
selec,,I"OSo' 80. William Harconbo
wai., lmpassioned Dream
~ "s'.1' " 49,. Madison orchestra
lA' following are The
NAMES OF GRADUATES
., SIsairsl .sshOol, F. R. Christensen
sSSspal-lhomas Preshaw en- KY
N,,,l Lew Scudder, Ida Cbr,s,a" "a're
B1Ss's. hashton, Mabel Shorten I io.,r
ON en- Eva Gelger, MYRTLE pras Sos,'
C. DVhey, Maud Todd Nfvr,i" chi,S
tipal--fmo,rn.so oi' W. n. Peterson, prln.
Robert ' ra Paine, Esther Reeve
Henry r,.os. poell, Meredith Smith
Ian spa T,S,s.,om, Maud Belnap. Vii,
c,s.S oison school b II Aa.
holm o 1--WE belnap, Margaret p Pin
Graz, ,,,erha Kcepp Jessie on nls
Van neek, Anna Slade sto,,o L o..,,,
Bessie w ss.murthwalte, Edna Towne
yhlpbla" Ea Ethel Watts Jnlio
q. o. 81, n n Ballantyne Willie LINN
Van ps.. Malan George Powers rue r, i.u't-
.,nsas'sn. John Watson t te.sle
Buf,rs~ 3 Henry wlt,eryeen Fnh ,s,n
Nnrss rsiry Johnson 'p''i"''''
rrlpclr.1i fori school. r. N 49,.
Co. sa,ppar-Wahds MACK An. rAn,es'
p,oa iergcf Fred p, an,'a iaylor,
Nelne W., siA1ys Brind. Stella clarsss
dersop c S,s; Julia sherner. Annis 1 a.
finesi MIS- MIS- Allison, LlzzIe simcsoa s-
Nordo,,sa. Moore, Nettie crate simpson,
Per- Pas Charles Dana Msrs VIA, n,a,y
Carr, -, ~. Amos Parry Pbnin wilson o,
Moore oosaaeock, hae Farlex r ylAon,
A. Rsv~ pF OConnor Desmo,,ss ', ny "a
sco,S NO T.oosssncfans. William , cra PARK
IT, priheipal"Ns1sosnl sShool. J M. Bish-
4 eS Bower, Almcda