Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-01-09
DOlNGs OF BOARD or EDUCATION

business in Ogden is growing very rap.
idly.
DolNGS OF BOARD OF EDUCATION
The board of education met in reg.
ular session last evening and trans
acted the following business.
Emil 5. Rolapp was reelected clerk
Of the board, with an increase in salary
from $3.50 TO $1,000 per annum.
James f. Burton was re-appointed
treasurer Of the board and his salary
was fixed at 500 per annum.
The salary OF Supt. Allison was in
creased from $3.50 to $500 per annum
The treasurer reported cash on hand,
.2l,ssI2l, having received $4,000 from
1903 taxes, and the note OF $500 held
by the Ogden Savings bank was order
cd paid
The teachers salaries for the past
two weeks were paid today, amounting
The building and grounds committee
was authorized to go ahead with what
ever improvements they deem neces
sary at the various buildings for the
protection OF the lives OF the children
should 1re or panic occur In the school
buildings.
Fred Redneld and Daisy Andrews
were given grammar grade certificates
The matter OF reducing the tuition for
non'resldonts was taken up and decid-
cd NOT to reduce the present rate.
CHARGED WITH ROBBERY.
Two young men giving the names OF
George Lewis and Joseph Price were
arrested at midnight by officers VIII
son, Burke and Rockham, charged with
ROBBERY The two came TO Ogden on
wednesday last In company with John
Clark and we're rooming In q house on
Twenty-iifth street, Some time after
retiring last night Lewis and Price
arose and made off with s25 belonging
to Clark. The theft was discovered
later and Clark Immediately made his
loss known TO the police who soon had
the culprits under arrest. They con.
fessed having stolen the money and
their confession led to its recovery
shortly after.
MISS CANFlELD HoNoRED.
on Thursday evening the Second
ward amusement hail was the scene
or testimonial given by the stake or
ganization Of the Y. l.. NJ. |. A. In honor
OF Miss Rose Garfield, who has lust
rendered her resignation rs a member
or the board. There were present the
officers OF the various young ladies' as
sociatlons throughout the stake. also
President c. r Middleton and Il num-
Der of Bishops and their counselors,
President Elizabeth Y, Stanford made
few opening remarks stating the oh.
1eet of the gathering and paid glowing
tribute 10 the work OF Miss Garfield
among the young women Of the stake
After this very excellent program
was rendered which included ad
dresses by President Middleton and
Bishop John Watson, Dainty refresh
ments were served and before dispers
ing President Stanford. In behalf OF the
Mutual Improvement workers OF the
stake, presented Miss Garfield with a
beautiful gold watch and chain with
suitable inscription. The recipient was
deeply touched by the presentation but
responded IN feeling terms thanking her
associates for the honor they had seen
III to confer upon her.
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
W. T.. De Gayer, the man arrested
on suspicion was released by the police
having turned over the two watches he
was trying to sell and they Will be re.
turned to their owner at Evanston.
County Commissioner Jesse Powers
Moron Marriott and other prominent
stockraisers OF the county will leave
next week for Portland 10 attend the
meeting OF the National Livestock as
ISOLATION.
The Dlx.Logan post, q. A. r.. and
w, X. c., viii meet next Wednesday
evening for installation OF officers. al
ter which pork and bean supper will
be served.
u. II, Jones Of Kelton is In ogden on
10 lness today,
James Balnes was arraigned before
Judge Rolapp on the charge OF robbery,
TO which he pleaded not guilty. Valen-
tine Gideon Was appointed 10 defend
him,