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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-29

The Saco board of assessors are of
the opinion that it will be necessary to
increase the tax rate in that city from
% to 23la mills. 1t seems to be prac-
tically understood that the tax rate
shall be increased although no definite
action has been taken in The matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-29

day, made her neighbors think she was
a perfect wizard when it came to find
ing bluebarries, even in an off year. She
did it by filing six quart pals nearly
chOck full of grass, and carefully
sprinkJinc q pint of berries ever the
grass. The neiehbors spent three: houss
hunting over the pasture. afterwards.
and didn't fine enough berries for a
robin. When they learned how they
had been fooled--.these things always
do leak sout-weH. perhaps we'd better
not tell what happened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-29

Notwithstanding the fact that the
season thus far has been regarded as n
bad one for Maine seaside resorts, re-
ports from all along the coast indicate
that the number of pieces of baggage
handled by the transportation COM
panies is in excess of the record for Inst
year at this date. Possibly this NAV
be explained by the fact that our sum-
mer visitors have thought it best to
take along a supply of winter clothing
in addition to the usual outfit of warm
weather annarel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-07-29

The Alumni Association of South
Paris High school is arranging a re-
union banquet to be held, probably in
I'ythian hall, July 30. About three
hundred invitations have been sent out
and large gathering is expected. The
older graduated students are taking az,
interest in the matter and it is con-
fidently expected that this may be the
first of a series of annual reunions.
Such alumni reunions are not only en-
joyable occasions for those present but
they are a material benefit to the old
school.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
LOCAL BRIEFS.

NORRIS is COMING message from
Butte says that J.. e.. Morris the alleged
lorger. who Us wanted here 90 answer
20 charge u passing spurious check.
left for salt Lake yesterday afternoon in
the custody of Sheriff Emery
ORGAN RECITAL.-Au organ recital
viii be given boz the tabernacle this aft-
ernoon al 8 O'Clock. j. j. Mcclellan. Of
ficiatiug. The doors viii Doe closed
promptly az the time named and viii NOT
be opened until the close of the recital
NO CONTAGIOUS DISEASES Yester-
day was the first DAY I'm many weeks
that no contagious diseases were reported
10 the board of health. There are now
forty eases of smallpox in the isolation
hospital the last patients being sent out
Friday.
FEENEY IN TROCBLE.-W. n. Fee
ney. VINO wrote advertisements for local
business houses last year. has been ar
rested in New Orleans He is charged
with stealing diamonds worth more than
A,ut from room lu the boarding house
OF Mrs. Dorothy DeminE. 3l3 North Ba-
SIN street The diamonds were found On
his possession when he was arrested.
Feeney said his trouble was due 90 drink
ing absinthe.
SMOKE NUISANCE CRUSADE-Chief
sheets of the police department inauEu-
rated crusade against the yi0lators OF
thr smoke ordinance yesterday and ar
rested Joseph SharraCk. the engineer Of
the Utah Light g. Power company. Shar-
rack appeared lu court lu the afternoon
ana his attorneys asked that the case
go over until Wednesday before the de-
PENDANT entered his plea. 10 is the In
JenuOu OF both parties 20 make this "a
test case. and for this reason the out
come will be watched with more than
ordinary interest by many persons who
VIII be affected by the decision.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
OGDEN Church Services

First Congregational Church.-Morning
subject: rJohn Ruskin's Seven Lamps
OF Architecture The Lamp of Obedi-
ence'; evening subject: "A Dramatic Mo
ment in the Souls Life
First Presbyterian ChurCh.-Norning
service al II, subject, The Real al the
threshold Of the IDEAL; evening service
az 1906 subject. THE Queen Of the
SSouth's Quest Sunday school at 1878;
First Church of Christ. Scientist
church edifice corner Twenty-fourth
street and Lincoln avenue. Services al N
a. m. Subject. "Uurealitv." Sunday
school. 1918 a. M; Wednesday evening
meeting az 8 O'Clock. All are invited
Free reading rooms. suite 90 EccIes
building, open daily from 10 %. m. Am
Church Of the Good shepherd.-Corner
Main and Iwenty-fOurth. Alfred Brown.
rector. Fifth Sunday I'm Lent Passion
DAY school. s;i5 a. m, morning prayer and
sermon II a. m; Daughters Of the King
b;51i evening service. 1880. Morning text
cast Ihyself Down evening. .JOb's
Confession. 4 Have Sinned.
FIRST Methodist Church.-SuDday
March %, 1908 Sunday school 10 "A m
preaching, il a. m; class meeting. ~ M
J lnlor League. 3 p. M; Senior League.
O.5y D. M: preaching. $50 D. m. Both SER
mons VIII be appropriate 90 the study or
the last DAYS of Christ before the rrIlri-
IlNlon Services viii be in the Auditor
lum. Beginning with the LIST of ApriI am
me evening services viii De Oue-haIf hour
later q. 5. WOmer. pastor.
Bapllst Church.-Morniug sermon az II
CLOCK, evening service at 1880 Stare-
opucOn lecture. Seats free
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29


Provo. March 2S-Mrs. Eleanor r
Moore will leave for san Francisco to-
morrow ,w 70 visit her daughter. Mrs. H.
Judge Booth is back from vernal. We
T DEPOT extremely bad roads between
Senator Smo0t. who is expected home
t9morroW VIII be invited 10 address the
oman Republican club at is meeting
MONDAY evening.
Il uneral services over the remains NJ
Mrs. Esther Burnett will be held tomor-
row sunday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs Sarah BreretOn. after which the
Dody VIII be shipped TO San Francisco
toI lnlermenL Mrs. Burnett's son will
arrive from San Francisco tomorrow and
take charge Of the remains.
MIS- Josiah Beck has gone 20 Indiana
70 visit her parents
w, h. Rydalch has gone to TOoele on
legal business.
The Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company Of Salt Lake has purchased
the business Of j. +. Van Wagtnen and
VIII conduct a branch business here. to
De IN charge of Mr.. Van WaReneu.
The old folks Of Pleasant View ward
We're pleasantly entertained I'm the ward
mouse Friday with a fine dinner followed
win an interesting programme Of music
song. speeches. etc.
Court StenOgrapher ROllO was i'm Provo
today. He returned 10 Ogden this even
ing. where Judge Chichester is holding
court.
County Recorder II. s. Pvne went to
Iucker this evening on No. 4 in response
70 telegram requiring his presence on
important business connected with his oil
iu Spanish Fork canyon
Inc Fruit Growers association met this
evening IN the court. The regular pro-
gramme was deferred tin the next meet
ING. but many matters of interest TO the
lrult growers and farmers were discussed.
ana a very interesting meeting held
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
! HAPPENINGS IN THE STATE

AZ a banquet TO- be given on April is by
lnt local lodge On the same evening a
NUMBER or new members VIII be initiated.
AFTER an almost entire absence OF
lueaLfleal entertainments during the en-
IRE winter, Manager Gear of the odd
feiloWs han has booked a company in
comedy drama for three nights Ia April
opening on the 18th with The Copper
King A month later Mr. Grifrths VIII
present Macbeth Eureka Is a good
SHOW town. but with the miserable con-
dluon OF the only amusement hall IN
Town. the better attractions give the
camp the go-by.
thursday night was the date for the
annual election Of officers Of Tintic lodge
20. an. b. p o. Elks. ana the occasion
brought forth a good attendance. George
NJ HAYS. one OF the charter members,
was elected exalted ruler; Colin Nc
Mufphy esteemed leading knight Hugh
tlelIernan. esteemed loyal knight. C. W
HeDDel esteemed leCturing knight. j. r..
Drlscoll, treasurer, and William Emble-
ION, TYLER. j. T.. DriscOu was chosen as
delegate 90 the grand lodge meeting 10
Baltimore, with Edward Pike alternate
both nave served as exalted ruler of the
lodgc, Mr.. Pike succeeding MT. DrlsCOu
ms term expiring Thursday night The
lodge VIII send large delegation down 10
frJEO on special train April . 10 assist
ia installing the Garden City lodge
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
EUREKA SOCIETY

Mrs. Dan ostrauder and children are
visiting lH American Fork
Mls. Ilu Clarke was the guest OF Salt
LsHg trends 4urng The week
Mrs. ~. s.. Evans. who has haan visit
ing her daughter Mrs. Humberr grsr4ITi
returned Tuesday Co her home in Salt
Mrs. John Allen returned Monday even
ing from brief visit .u paysou She mae
accompanied bE her sister Mrs Holm
SoWan. who viii be- her Euest
Mrs. Joseph IreIOaT. aL the Victor mine
is entertaining her mother. Mrs Dorrrt,,
IlggomIuE of Salt Lake.
ar ana Mrs. George Adams are in San
J. w. Merrill Is out from Salt Lake on a
business "trip. '-' d"
Ed Thompson and George Vaughn were
ii san Lake che first of the week.
Mrs. Caroline Schroeder has issra8 i7.
NItati0us 10 the marriage of her F.Trgt-.-
hertna Olsen. 20 Henry Jacobs af q
CLOCK on Thursday evening Arrfi 3 o.
nc home OF o.. A. FRANKIE. Main stresf
Colonel ard Mrs. Dan Martin were ,r,e
unexpected nosts at card party la fIair
H4Wr wednesday evening. Tho r-urzrE
VINO came 4unl4en. brought their wei
come lu Wrll-lauru baskets. the rrfraeb
meuts including Zee cream ana Dlr,E
cards were the principal factor of anfe--
LtlAmrul. the prizes being awarded al
Mts' James j. Drscou and Frank ID
The Daughters of Rebekah have fssrs7
invitations 90 banquet iu celebration M
their twelfth anniversary. which 6ecrrs
ON April j.. An unusually attracff,-s No.
kfamme VIII Doe prepared for tho errrr.
Alnmeut Qt the guests of the evening
Tho Ladies aid society was euterr7iDe5
at luncheon by Mrs ID. NJ. HeImIck ir tbe
church parl1rs Thursday afternoon
Mrs D. g. Hansen gave a kensIuefou
tea io twenty guests Saturday Afternoon
DO honor OF Miss Annie Ku0WItou on san
Lake.
state Organizer Burch of the lyoodme7
OF Lle world ana Farley - Christensen
81 Salt Lake Wll Dee the guests OF honor
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
FOR LARGE OUTPUT
Work to Be Prosecuted on the
GiISOnits Claim on an En-
Iargsd Scale.

NernaL March &C. %. Baxter. presi-
lrAt OF me ellison AsDhalrum company.
% expected here tomorrow and some
@lt'E. developments are anticipated in
tue W mite river giisouite fields iu cOnse-
NugHit. since tho passage of the GlCOm-
pillsie amendment. which validated all
ttl-lna located prior 20 1891. but uullihed
au since that date. which resulted .n the
l-yA5 OH OF number OF men, matters
nave De-u unusually quiet I'm that section
prEqins The arrival OF the head officials
on lhe company. To Is understood that the
NuiA OFT paleulug VIII be 40 once begun
ana shipments win begin from the re-
leased ground lu tle near future. The
output 40 tho Fort DuClcTuc mines has
nr'u greater tlau ever before. but with
me increased shipments from these the
tho Increased shiumutg from these rTc
company has been totally unable 90 keen
up win the demand, which is steadily eE-
I-Aulug The product of The White river
mines VIII reach the railroad at Rifle or
trulta, Colo. uutL the construction of the
4louAt road. which viii tap the deposits
inc prediction is freely made -hat the
output OF lmtah cOuuty's gilsOuite
mines Tor 1908 viii De three times as great
as for any preceding year
Harry laruel was up before Justice
camp yesterday for disturbing the peace
aHa eNmnilug a deadly weapon and con-
tIlputeu So 90 the clty's cash box.
Joseph Gurr who was accused Of hav-
l1s made life a. burden TO the residents
or Naples ward by his exhibitions of wild
.t't .'.HI.| NI..a lill l-alll MNH AEENlEIIFu be-
-oie Jlsuee wilson on q change of venue
yesterday and was compelled 90 dig up
81 80 90 pay for his fun al a dance in that
ward "a few nights since
State Senator Harden BenniOn and Req
resentatlye Don b. Cotton are back from
salt Lake, Mr.. Beuni0u. although "a /
member OF The minority party. was very
sueeesstul ia getting his bills through /
both houses and expresses himself as /
quite pleased with the consideration ac- /
corded him by the majority.
The March term of the district court /
opens here tomorrow with the following
cases on the calendar.
Criminal cases. State VS.. John ONeu. |
Civil cases. q. b. Haight VS. John
Glenn and Olive Glenn Harrison Speirs
,s. D.. j. Young Eliza Arnold VS.. Aseuath /
= hadWick, Andrew Anderson VS.. Ella Au-
lersou, divorce, Sarah a. Moore VS. A. p. /
Moore. divorce Zebul0u Edwards VS.
Edith Edwards. divorce.
A number of probate matters ara also
1n the calendar.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
CoURT CAsFs ~ vERNAI..

VernaL March 5.-The March term OF
the district court closed today. The bush
ness OF the term transacted was confined
20 divorce cases and probate matters.
Inc present term is the second in sue
eession without a criminal case going 10
trial
The case Of the state VS.. John O,Neu
mlsdemeanOr. went over until the next
term.
Dodds VS.. Goodrich, which came up on
appeal from the Justices court. went
over
I'm the case Of Haight VS.. Glenn. for a
renewal of judgment. the demurrer OF de-
Tense was sustained and thirty days Civ
en- TO amend
Andrew Anderson VS. Ella Anderson:
decree OF divorce granted without ALI
mouy.
Lottie Murray VS.. George Y. Murray;
decree OF divorce granted and SIS per
month alimOny
refer Dillman was appointed special adj
ministrator for the Nelson Merklev es-
tate until the July term.
James b: Henry was appointed perma-
nent guardian for e.. w. Henry. an IN
competent
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
DEATHS Ar vERNAr-

Ncrnal March 25.-Death has laid a
heavy hand on the home Of Chris John
son or Mil ward. who has lost fOur
children from scarlet fever within "a
week. Only few days ago "a pair OF
Twin babies were laid away By the ar
ihcted family. Monday a lf-year-old son
succumbed and yesterday AN S-year-oId
daughter was added 20 the sOrrOwful to-
tdL The remaining four children are
now down with the disease. and the
mother also. Mrs. BOuden q neighbor
who went 10 the assistance of the
atticted family Is also stricken down
WIN the disease at the Johnson home.
Hiram Oaks. an old resident of NOU
ward. was buried yesterday. "a victim of
pneumonia. The deceased came to me
valley from Utah county during the esriy
settlement OF this county and FOR many
years was engaged in the sawmfII busi
ness lie was noted for his rugged hon
esty. He was IS years OF age at the
Richard Murray, another old resident
or MN ward, died yesterday from u
computation or diseases Of long stand
ing. He was 20 years Of age and tbs
father OF q large family of grown chill
' 9Ieh- Ihe FUNERAL viii take place to-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
Ogden Briefs.

r. S. Campbell returned yesterday aft
ernoon 10 salt Lake
The Barlow Ministries arc TO be ia Og-
den at the Grand Monday night.
Frank f. Higeinbotham. formerly in
business in Salt Lake. is IN Ogden.
i, c. Ensleke is In Ogden from Carlin
Melvin Shou is back from San Fran
a new lodge Of the knights of the
IN *. i. hall.
v. NJ; Hickson and wife arc i'm Ogden
from anshlp and are accompanied by
Miss Louie Moore.
Funeral services over the remains Of
Jhe late Thomas DoXey viii be held TO-
day at $3.50 in the tabernacle.
The funeral Of Edward Murphy. who
uled recently az the hospital was held
yesterday afternoon from Richey's par
Tors.
Judge Hart will be in ogden tomorrow
10 Try the case OF Mary KVindsloW
asalnsl the ogden Rapid Transit COM
AT the Catholic church tonight Father
Cushnahan viii continue his lecture on
the subject What Catholics Do Not Be
lieye.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth
odlst church will meet "Wednesday next
az o'clock in the CrittsntOn home on
Butler avenue.
A meeting OF the programme committee
or the public library opening is 20 be
held tomorrow i'm the MAYORS office az
the city han at 4 o'clock
II. G.. Wardleigh has bought from John
p. DoOly the land Just al the rear Of the
Wardleigh music store. and proposes 10
erect large warehouse
The police last night arrested five
Frenchmen who deposited $50 each. and
VINO Will probably forfeit the money. The
lechhlcal charge against the men was
lhat OF resortlng 10 the sporting district.
J. J. Malone. who has been chief engi-
neer OF the Ogden sugar factory for
about five years, will leave Tuesday. with
MS family. for Idaho Falls where ne
goes 10 accept position with the Idaho
sugar company
The body of Mrs Charles Rateman.
who died Friday afternoon i'm her home
on Monroe avenue, is 10 be sent TO Cali
Iornld Tor luterment Mr. BaJamau died 3
az the Ogden General hospital about
three weeks ago.
An armless man diverted and amused |
4 great thrOng yesterday afternoon on
the street corners of the CITY. The man
showed marvellous deNterity with his feet
performing all kinds of carpenter work.
ana also shaving a man selected from
me crowd. and making a good Job of IL. /
too.
EX-Mayor NJ S Browning. who has f.
been in Europe for some weeks. attend |
ng TO certain business I'm connection with /
he patenting and manufacture of some
y the Browning firearm patents. sailed /
tuesday last for New York on the Kaiser /
Wilhelm der Crosse. and is expected home
n about ten days
Yesterday morning horse hitched 90
. single buggy and belonging 20 p. g. /
-amoreauX bolted when the driver left
Z united for a few moments out on Sew
nteenth street. The rig cOllided with
everal telegraph poles and other Obstruc-
ions and was rapidly converted into
'ieces of rig. The animal was recovered |
nd found 10 be Uuiniured.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
F0URTH DIsTRICT couRr-

Provo March 8-The follouir~ ,-,.-
nave been made in the Fourth distrir5
court. go Ni9'llIt
Estate of q. Van Leuvan. deceased. No
luon OF William Allen. administrator
Tor hearing April 4 91'
Estate OF III. G.. Southworth: Lucinda X
SouthWorth appointed admlnisfrefrj,,-.
bond 5000 ''' a'I TX B
Estate of Zebedee Coltrin. dscaaeaI. ~.
uuon for order TO- sell real esf,to $50! - -
upon administrator giving bonds ip ~.
selI on Al'o0J. administrator 20 file nm
counting within thirty DAYS.
1870 l5,sle OF n. j. Mccullough deceased
fees OF $50 allowed "1'''"'9
Lne petitions OF Sarah Matsou for Ier-
,eIs OF administration IN he estate of
.' 'a5'9 ". Matson deceased OF Maplefon
persons and estates o. Vera Matson IN si
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
CASTLE GATE NEWS NOTES.
a Disl0dged Boulder Crashes
Through End Of House.

Through End Of House.
Castle Gate. March "A little after
poon today q large boulder became dis
lodged from the southwest side Of the
FaANon and came caVOrJIug down the
hlliside az a terrific rate directly over
tho home or William FeatherstOne. but
before &c got that Tar down 10 made am
obllque turn, bounded over the mouth
az discarded mine and struck the house
or Reese Lewis sideways. bursting in one
END or the kitchen, splintering it into
klndAng wood, together with Ia
Die loaded with dishes. the window
was smashed into smIthereens.
wash tubs. buckets and everything
else tAat was ln the course Of the rock
was knocked completely out Of shape
Mrs Lewis and her baby had "a most
miraculous escape. and fortunately got
out or the way NO worse Off than being
padly scared. Several persons saw the
boulder tumbllUg down the hill and ran
10 render what assistance they could A
small rock followed the larger one but
did not DO any particular damage.
Road Supervisor Reese Is lying sick
with asthma. so much SO that he is con-
fined 90 his bed.
The haulage rope up no. 10 raise broke
.hls morning and lu consequence the
mine had 20 remain idle, making three
days tlis week that the mine has laid Off
good many "bliud tigers" have been
run Tor a considerable time i'm this
town by Italians, but orders have been
given 90 them that unless they sL0n seu-
ing beer and other drinks they will be
politely invited out of town. children
rom 10 90 Do were going t0 these dis
reputable places and getting drink until
.hey were Intoxicated. This much needed
reform should have been made long agu.
owing 90 tle fine weather Price uter
Is rising rapidly.
W. ID. Lawley. ana old resident of this
Town. is about 90 locate at Price. and is
hess.
Former Mine Superintendent David /
Drow is here from Somerset Colo, ana /.
VIII take several men back with him.
Hans Soreusen, mine car rcpairer. viii /
De among them.
Another squad of Italians has come into /
Town. What they are going TO work at J
ls poser. The two gangs OF japanese
-rtlion hands who have been here for
over week putting down new steel \
nave LEFT Tor parts unknown
Tonight several candidates are being
pun through lhe mysteries of PytllauIsm
W. ID. smith of Logan is here on a I
business sour Cor "a Logau klittIne IIrm ;
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-03-29
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.

il was with sincere regret that the
students and faculty heard of Or.
MOench's decision 10 leave the insutu-
upn, yet they rejoice that he has received
the offer OF better position. He leaves
with the best wishes Of an and ne has
nothing but good wishes and a feeling
Fellowship for the college. His motives for
leaving are simply a desire 10 secure
nothing out good wishes and a feeling Of
him IN military academy at St Louis.
While in St. Louis last Christmas ne re-
celyed the offer Of partnership In the
college and after considerable reflection
be has decided 10 accept the offer the
students at the dOrmitOry Will be sorry
10 see Mrs. MOench leave. as she has
certainly proved "a faithful and compe-
tent matrOn who has gained the good viii
Of all the students.
The seniors were entertained on Fri
day by Mrs. COtey. The table was taste
fully decorated and loaded down with
eatables. The repast was thoroughly en-
lOyed by the seniors. who were protuse
ln their praise Of the domestic science
department
j. c. Thomas. a student al Harvard
and formerly assistant chemist at the coll
lege. has been offered a position as in
structOr at the Chicago Northwestern
university. He will probably accept.
me Athletic association has commenced
active work in spring athletics. A base
naI team has been organized. with 4
e. Nebeker as manager. The senior class
I'm surveying were busy on THURSDAY ldv-
ing off the diamonds
The council commenced planning work
on the catalogue on Thursday. They Will
continue work each evening until u he
ready for the printer. as it is desired
20 issue the catalogue during the latter
part Of MAY.
George Thomas formerly professor Of
history and ciylcs at the college. has lust
taken out ms Ph.D., after spending two
years I'm Germany. DR.. Thomas will
travel through southern Europe durine
me summer. Later he will spend four
months az the University Of Paris before !
'eturn IN Utah
The. Sorosis society will play Shakes !
leares Midsummer Nights Dream" az ]
ne thatcher opera house Friday even /
ng. The sale Of seats has been excep-
luudily good and the society are as
ured that the play will be financially /
uccessful az any rate.
PROFESSOR SWendsen IS confined TO his i
Dom again with throat trouble The
ttendlng physician has instructed him
o remain Indoors for at least two
The minstrel show given by the Ath-
cue assocc'aton on last Thursday was
cry we'll rendered. The house vas
rowded % its utmost capacity On nu-
ferrous occasions the boys were ap-
lauded 10 the echo
bishop St0ker of Bountiful Davis !
ounty, and Senator Barber. were inter 1
sted visitors at the college on Thurs
ay Ihey inspected all the work being
one by the college. They We're loud In /
heir praises OF the practical work az
be college and the good being done the
tate by the college.