Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-06-30
OUR OWN STATE.

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| ccasfnl examination would be chosen
as librarian. Three young ladies' have
for four months past studied hard re-
ceiying no compensation for their work
hoping that one Of them would be APP
pointed to the position but their hopes
were blighted last evening by MISS
Faddia' appointment, .,
one OF the three young ladies WILL
| however, be appointed ASSISTANT librarT
ian at the next meeting to be held Mon.
| dag evening A vote was taken last
evening for the assistant librarian, but
he vote was tie on two Of the young
| ladies'.
Miss Faddis has performed good work
at the library, which II IL understood
was the principal reason OF her being
retained. .a
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The board of education held 8meet-
| Ing last evening and opened bids for
the annex to the High school. The
bids as received are as follows;
Callihan a. Donovan $500
George A. Whitmeyer ,,.,..,., S6Sl
! j. 7. Newton 81. i,'o, .".'..''' olSt
| A. M, Gillis go .i.,4,u., ,"'',."' olgo
&, lngleOfetsen 49,, .,.',,' ''s's''' oetf
| G. j. Humphrles ...o.,.,.,..,',' odol
On motion OF II. W Civilian the BID
Of Calllhan & Donovan was accepted.
Three bids for the placing OF the
heating apparatus in the building We're
| received, aud Che work was awarded TO
Halverson Bros. for 81, GS5. The bids Of
A. Meek, 81 6i3 and g. G.. Doyle, N1O9
were also received
The work on the annex will be CONF
menced at opce. The bonds and con-
tracts viii be signed and approved at
another meeting to be held tonight
The finance committee reported that
1922 has been paid out TO the janltors
for their lest months work
The matter Of renewing the fire insur-
ance on the school buildings was taken
up and 1t was decided to renew the IN
suranceamounting TO about $4,000 with
81 200 premiums With practically the
same companies who held the insurance
last year
A number Of applications for posi-
tions as teachers We're received and
filed
DISTRICT COURT,
In the district court before Judge
Rolapp the following criminal matters
were heard,
John ID. Lambert was arralgned on
the charge OF burglary and housebreak-
Ing His plea win be taken Thursday.
Joseph G. Chez was appointed by the
court to defend him.
IIpfarN pafaVong, usao arv, lopad mud
pleaded guilty to the crime Of forgery.
He will be sentenced Thursday.
5, j. Cardwell was arralgned on a
charge Of grand larceny John d. Muir
ply was appointed by the court as his
attorney. He viii plead Thursday morn
ing
Hilda Lindsay and Nels Peterson will
be arragned Thursday morning at 10
O'clock
The case Of Kate Brldewell Anderson
against the Rio Grande Western IL still
occupying the attention OF the court
and jury The testimony OF expert wit.
nesses as to the injuries sustained by
plaintiff both bodily and to her voice is
being heard, The case is beng yigor-
ously contested by both sides
WEIR BOOTH NUPTIALs,
A marriage license was GRANTED to
Herman Booth ~, Of 81. Charles, Bear
Lake Co.. Idaho and Mrs. Sarah j.
Weir, 20, Of ogden city, Utah.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Arlington Jones. son of Hon. Thomas
w. Jones, left for New York today,
where ne goes to take a special course
IN cutting and fitting gentlemen's tailor
made suits,
Sheriff Bailey Is at Tooele this week
on horse stealing case
The knights Of Pythias at their ball
last evening rendered a reception and
banquet to John ). Corlew II G. Ward =