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Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1905-02-23

Tioga people will vote on bonding
the district for school purposes.
There is complaint at Bowbells OF
lack Of heat in the school building.
Horsemen at Esmond are getting
enthusiastic for the seasons racing.
Now the BARRIERS announce that
long boards are the cause Of badness.
The farmers railroad north of Dev'
lis Lake is to be extended this spring.
Ranchmen on the slope are rejoic-
ing over the high price promised for
wool.
Griggs county farmers will seed
lot of durum or macaroni wheat this
season.
With i've new counties out Of Ward
there will be lively hustle for coun-
ty seats. .
a4s:s Senator Kraabel of Clifton has puf.
chased the Green Brothers store at
Hamilton.
Ex-Judge Lauder was At Devils
Lake, where he appeared ~ attorney
in a, case.
Tho private tests OF irrigation In
Stark county have been remarkably
successful.
There are several cases Of smallpox
at Dickey, but all are under strict
quarantine.
There is a lot of fun at Litchville
for the young people who skate on
tho artesian pond.
Manufacturers Of concrete blocks
for houses report lot of advance or.
dors for this season.
A Granville man gets 4 $28, 900 wind
fall IS the result Of the death of a
Pennsylvania Uncle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
RESULTS AT ASCOT.
Free Handicap Steepiechase for
Three-Year-O ids the Feature.

Los Angeles. Dee. 22.-The feature of
TO-DAY ) card was a free handicap steepIe-
chase for 5-year-Olds ana upwards. which
was won by Decline, with Marylander
second and Flea third. -Four OF the races
We're Won Dy 1ayOT1tes, AnOna at to l
IN the last race being the only long shot
10 come across first. Summary:
FIRST race, steeplechase short course
becimO l45 tDaltOn), 3 TO /. won: Mary
iSpder l62 fSoutherland1. % TO /. second !;
l a, los tCullyl. To ), third. Time
5;of92. Adams, Atlantico and Homestead
also ran.
Second race. Futurity course-AIencon.
III tWalsh), l TO >. won; Bologna 100
(hpnZ), 10 to I, second; Clydeo lOJ Book
err. - 10 l. third. Time :09s4. Tramo-
tor Grand Duchess, Inspector Halpin.
frlnce Magnet, Winnie Adams and Pre-
atrEator also ran.
hlrd race. five and one-half furlongs-
Chanully, III CDugan), L TO 3 won:
crows shade, l03 (Euchanam TO l. see
ord; Retropaw, los (Harrfs) to l, third.
lime-l:El2 Lolita Gladstone also ran.
tourth race. SIX fuTlOngs-Eiona. IL
tPrlorl. 10 !, second; Golden Buck, loo
tPowelD. 30 to !, third Time-I 49,
Ireston Boy Lady Kispar Astrea. an
Collins ana FL DonOso also ran.
titn race, one mile and a sixteenth
E0rtunatus, 100 (Millerl to /. Won
EfEt slas, lG2 tMoriarity), II to 5, second :
Hot, 100 (Booker) Il TO !, third. Time
l;iSS- Sandalwood, Lucian and Courant
also ran.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Apono ,oa
lSulllyan), 5 TO /, won; DolIie Weithoff
IL tBullman1, 3 to l, second: Pinta. 81
NerracO, Jack Hennessy, Tendi. Radium
Merry Sport. Chief Aloha Ruination
Matte. Spencer. Miss Berg. Antara and
COLONEL Bronston also ran.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
BEGIN THE WAR
ON THE SCALPERS
Two Companies Seek an Injunction
in State and Federal Court.
BROKERS MUST ANSWER
CLAIM THAT INTERSTATE COM
MERGE ACT is VIOLATED.

Suit was brought in both the federal
and state court yesterday to restrain
ticket brokers from selling "scalpers'
tickets" The suits were brought by
the Denver & Rio Grande and the
Southern Pacific companies, both OF
whom aliege that the sale Of such tick
cts is contrary to the interstate com
merce act.
The defendants in the suit are al
local ticket brokers. They are Oscar
Groshen, Fremont Groshen, NJ. J.
Franklin, Samuel II. Sharman, Elmer
E. DaTl ng, Jasper Fletcher, Isaac
Kahn, Harry Fred and \. Ottinger.
1t is alleged that these brokers are
not only buying railroad tickets, but
that they are inducing people 20 sci
them tickets, and thus defrauding the
railroad companies
In the federal court Judge Marshall
signed an order citing The defendant
companies to show cause on Feb l.,
why a temporary injunction should not
issue forbidding them 10 sell scalpers
tickets. Similar suits to put the ticket
brokers out Of business are being insu-
tuted all over the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
DIES FROM HER BURNS
Infant Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
ward Fish Succumbs to Injuries
Received Two Weeks Ago.

Ine2 May Fish. the 3-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Fish. residing on EIdredge avenue. died
yesterday from burns sustained Dec.
J. The baby girl and an older brother
were playing in their newly-erected
home when the accident occurred. To
dry the plaster on the walls, workmen
had left a sheet-iTOn stove burning i'm
the house. Towards evening the two
children We're romping through the
bare rooms, when the girls dress
came in contact with the flames from
the stove. Her dress was blazing when
the parents attracted by the screams
Of the frightened babies, reached the
spot The mother smothered the
flames with her apron. but ~ this time
the child's face had been burned Sc
yerely.
DIR. \. y. Bird of Murray was sum-
mOned, and FOR a While il was thought
the little sufferer would survive. Ev-
erytf'ng within the power of medical
science was done 10 save her life. but
all 10 no avail. She seemed 10 grow
stranger few days after the accident.
but later became weaker until death
came 10 give her the relief from pain
that loving hands were powerless to
administer.
mez, CT Alice, as she was better
known, was the pet of everyone who
knew her The funeral services viii be
conducted IN Joseph William Tayior's
undertaking parlors, 81 South West
Temple street, this afternoon at >
O'clock
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
Ogden Briefs.

Marriage licenses have been granted 10
Charles T. ThurstOn, aged g. Of Hunts
vile. and Miss Eliza b. Walker. aged =,
OF Eden; to Carl Weiss. aged So ard Mss
Louise- Pfisterer. aged u. both Of IRE
monitor, and to Daniel +. Hundel AGED
-, and Miss Lotue Taylor aged -, Dota
Of Willard.
State Treasurer James q. Chrstianson
was in ogden yesterday inspecting tht in
Ventories in the Thomas ID. Dee estate.
The appraisers for the estate of A.
bert Johnson, deceased. commenced -heir
lahors vest rday. Johnson died last
81 ring AT Minneapolis. leaving an estate
i'm Weber county valued at Sl9'eV
The ogden postoffice will remain open
on sunday Dee p for two hours from
10 q clock in the morning until IL o'clock
noon On Christmas day there viii be
one delivery By the carriers. The gem
eral delivery, stamp and registry wiz
dows VII be open from until II O'Clock
in the morning. and the norey order de-
partrnent viii be closed all day
The question as to whether or no. bet
tine on horse races is gambling has as
yet not been decided By Judge J. d. MIR
phy in the municipal court before whom
the question has been argued ln connec.
oreratas the Turf Exchange on Twenty
fifth street. II how seems TO bs simply
a-question an 10 the grammatical con-
-stTjsctfon OF lone af the city ordinances.
The case will be decided later.
A communication received IN Ogden
Yesterday from G., y. Ray, enief engineer
OF the Yosemite Valley railroad, stated
that John H. Foster. the man who was
killed az AIereed, Cal. some time ago
and who was a member Of the Ogden
local Of the. Improved Order OF Red Men,
had been given a decent burial by the
railroad company Ii seems THAI Foster
was a foreman employed By the railroad
company and was killed by the acciden-
tai discharge Of some giant powder. Rel
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
.0GAN GIANT Is
AGGIES' CAPTAIN
Big John Nelson Will Lead Farmers
on Gridiron Next Year.
READY FOR NEXT SEASON
CAMPBELL WILL PROBABLY
COACH TEAM AGAIN.
lsneeinI TO rhe Ferald.l


Logan. Dee 2l-,JOhu Nelson, familiar
y known in local football circles as big
Iohn," has been elected captain of the
Agricultural college football team for
sos Nelson was the unanimous choice
81 the football squad, and practically OF
The whole school He is probably the
biggest and most powerful man who has
svrr captained "A Utah team-Or, perhaps,
who has played in a state eleven. lie
stands six feet two and a half inches,
and stripped yesterday at 2H pounds. He
has had three years experience in the
game and has shown the best form at
tackle. lie carries the ball well. a thing
unusual In a man OF his size, and IS GOO
On defense In breaking up his oppone@ls'
Unlike any other OF the y. c. captains.
Nelson has already entered upon his next
years campaign. There is "A wealth OF
new material Tor football at the college
ms year, and Nelson is seeking 10 de-
Ve!Op n. lie Is urging promising men TO
get into the track work, with a view OF
preparing them for his squad next fail.
As soon as spring fairly opens he wants
10 begin practice, for he is determined
10 land the championship in Logan next
year. he has re confidence ana sup
port of Coach Campbell and the entire
school.
1t now looks as if Coach Campbell will
remain al the college If h. cares TO do
% L nc unexpected termination of the
Agricultural cOilege-C. Of l.. game on
Nov. . did for Campbell what nothing
else could have done, not even q decisive
victory over the L. II brought into bold
relief the true sportsmanlike qualities
that he possesses, the college and towns
people say. and. they maintain, Drac-
tcdlly compelled his retention Clean,
Eouest, fair football IS the slogan that
Logan and A &. football fans have
adopted. and they urge that Campbell
represents this style. Then, too, Camp
bells Harvard conservatism was broken
this year and he assumed a different at
utude towards his men and employed a
different set of tactics in play.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
ASKS FOR PROTECTION.
Colorado Girl Claims She Was Driven
From Home by Uncle.

Anna Matthews who claims Delta,
Colo. as her home. appealed to the po-
lice of Ogden yesterday for protection,
and was later sent TO the Crittenton
home, where she will be kept until she
secures a position. According 70 the
story the girl told to the police, she Is
but 70 years of age, and had been llV-
ing with her uncle at Delta up until about
week ago, when she was told 70
leave. 4 railroad ticket 10 salt Lake
was purchased for her and she was given
Il few dollars in change. She remained
but one night in Salt Lake, and then
bought ticket to Ogden After she
spent money for a room Thursday night
she was face 10 face with the world with
but Is cents In money. Knowing no one
in the city, she made known her plight
TO the police. -Whe took her 10 the home,
where she will remain until work of some
kind can be found for her.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
ARRESTED FOR PERJURY.
TWO Women in Serious Trouble at
Vancouver 8. c.

Vancouver. =. g, Dec. 2e.-3frs. Thomas
Jackson and her mother. Mrs. +. Jones,
were arrs sted here today on q charge OF
perjury growing out If their testimony
at an Inquest held in the city two weeks
ago on the BODY If Thomas jackson. The
latter died Of poisoning ia q very mys-
FERROUS manner. He took a dose IF salts
in some beer and in his stomach there
was founi enough strychnine 90 have
Killed dozen men. The jury brought
IN q verdict OF murder. but no arrests
were made. for the police were at a loss
10 connect any particular person with
the crime. a the inquest Mrs. Jackson
and her mother swOre that 4 b0arder
named Fisher was not the son of Mrs
Jcnes, bat her nephew. Fisher swore To
the same thing. The police now atlege
that they can show that Fisher served
time IN Jail under the name OF Jones
and that he is really the son of Mrs.
Jones Yesterday afternoon Fisher tried
10 leave the country, bat g0c no further
than Blaine, when he was arrested He
was set free this morning. but was re-
arrested, and Is now flghlns eSt-aditiou.
The parties are AL Wei known IN this
citv
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23

located in Missouri. The word was not
received IN ogden IN sufficient season
for the Red Men 10 take any action
regarding the disposal Of the remains.
Tlre deed transferring q part OF lot 9.
beck 81, plat 4, Ogden, from Robert
3. Lewis to the Rio Grande Western
Railroad company was flied yesterday.
and gives the raigoad people another
parcel OF the land Required for the build
ing OF the proposed terminals in Ogden.
The refusal of Mr.. Lewis TO dispose OF
mis- piece of property when the original
bids were made for the land Tor the Ic--
miDal property, caused the railroad peo
DE 30 file condemnation proceedings The
price paid To Mr. Lewis, as stipulated
in the deed filed yesterday. was in the
sum OF $500 The coal sheds Of the
Lewis coal yards will now have 10 be
changed in order 20 clear inc land. pur-
chased bv the Rio Grande Western.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23

Ogden, Saturday, Dec. 2s.
MISMATED COUPLES.
Judge Howell Hears the Plants in
Several Divorce Gases.

Yesterday was divorce day in the dis
trict court. Judge J. a. Howelrs record
TOR the day was one case continued two
placed on the dead calendar, one dis
missed and four granted.
The first case was that OF Nary =.
True vs.. James S. True, which was
ordered continued.
The actions of Alvin Clark rs. Anna
/ Clark and Fannie y. Wilbur vs.. Elisha
Wilbur We're placed on the dead caien-
oar.
j. G. Taylor alleged desertion IL his
action for divorce from Emma Iay Tor.
After hearing the evidence in TIE case
the divorce was sraEted and the pialn-
tiff was given the custody OF the minor
child.
Counsel for Edith 3. Graham announced
that a reconciliation had been effected
between herself and her husband. Jehn
H. Graham, and that they had decided
TO spend their Christmas together. Tie
C urC then dismissed the action.
May Douglas was given her treeoom
| from c. s. Douglas. She claimed deser-
| ton and non-support as the cause Tor
! the action.
Z. c. Sherman alleged that his wife,
| Louise Is. sherman, deserted MN, ana
for this reason he asked TO have the
! bonds Of matrimOny dissolved. It+a
prayer was granted by the court.
{. y. Odermatt was given divorce
from Clara. d, OdeFmatt. He alleged thai
he came here about three years ago.
and a short time afterward sent east
/ for his wife, who came and remained
about two years, when she took their
child and left for parts unknown.
Before taking up the divorce docket
the court heard the balance Of the leS-
timony in the damage action Of |. Bet
man VS.. the ogden Paint, oil * Glass
company, which was commenced OF
! Thursday. Bietman sued for Sl,5i5l5 for
alleged injuries said TO have been re.
ceiyed in runaway, for which he claimed
the defendant company was Responsible
After about two hours deliberatiOn the
Jury returned Il verdict OF no cause Tor
action.
The Moline Jewelry company filed a
complaint against j.. l.. Boyle to recover
the sum Of $500. alleged TO be Que on a
bill of goods ordered by the defendant
Nov. - 1901
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23

CITY TICKET OFFICE.
p II West Second South. Phones 1886.
J. l. MOORE. Dist. Pass. Agt-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
HERALD SPORTS
WON IN LAST JUMP
-Four Ponies Make Blanket Finish
and 1t Takes the Judges to
81. Decide Winner.

san francisco. Dee. 22-Oae of the
prettiest finishes Of the season was in
the second race at Ingleside today. -Four
horses finished so close that. the public
nid 10 await the judges decision before
they could tell who had won. II was
only in the last jump that EscamadO got
up 10 snatch the victory from EntrenOus.
barney Sehrieber Won the Octagon ham
dicap With PI1kertor. hadtke beat the
oarrier, and. taking advantage of the
start, Won easily. Neva Lee made q good
showing. considering thai she got away
az tangled up weather clear, track
First race, five and oue-half furlongs-
The Trojan, .09 Knapp IL To .. won;
Sea Lad, 100 &C.. Miller). , 10 , second;
santa Key Jos tLoague), u 70 ], third.
IlpeI I0i2. Fred Bent Red Ruby,
Watchful. Lovey Mary. Royal Coiors.
Chispa, ROtrou and Bertola also ran,
second race. five lOngs-E,sCamad
fol (McBride1, Is 10 5, won; EAtre Nous,
lg1 tGreenfieldl. y to l, second; Fore
runner. 10 (Graham). y 10 >, third. Time
u ;e5 Bonnie Reg. Swift Queen, My
Spondoolix and The Reprobate also rar.
IniTd race mIie-LOae Wolf, 100 (Wil-
hams), S 10 J, won; Ethel Abbott, 100
CLoagua). = 10 ], second; IsabenJa, IC9
QRadtke), to . third. Time-l;f5. Epi-
cure. Esherin Adirondack. Joyner, Rey
Dare and Calculate also ran.
Fourth race, Futurity course, the &c
tagon handicap--Pnkerton, 103 (Radtkel.
10 10 5, won: NeVa Lee. Ill CAiiller). II 10
10. second; Princess Wheeler, 81 (RobiIH
SOM. IL to 1: third. Time-l:l2ls Della
goa, Albert Fir, Toeelaw, Judge and
RenilwOrth also ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Matt Hogan,
l0l (McBride), to 8. won .Procrastinate
lgl (Radtkel, to L second: Mrs. Bob So
tBattistel, to l, third Time-fI7 Hip
pgHaG, Distributor, st. Denis, MocoritO
Haven Run, Duelist, Holly Berry, Sir
Christopher and Albemarle also ran
sixth lace, one mile-Closson Blossom
lHt fknapp), II to 20 won. Hammock
Belle lC3 (RadtkeJ Is to 5, second: ST
George, Jr., 10 (Hillsl, to /, third
Ilme-l;44is. Veterano, Henry Waite and
BOmbardier also ran
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
ONE GREAT CHURCH.
Three Protestant Bodies Will Unite
in Canada.

Toronto, Dec. The central commit
tee composed OF members of the Presby-
terrain. Methodist ana Congregational
churches throughout the dominion, have
greed upon code of doctrines that wiz
urify the three denominations into one
great church. which, il is proposed,
should be known as the United Church
Of CAM IDA" The revised confession OF
faith of the American Presbyterian
church will be used The new church is
10 be governed by the general confer
euce.' after the Methodist form with 4
president as the chief officer Below IS
70 be Ct council, after the Congregational
idea, with a chairman AT the head The
next body is 10 be ''prcsbytcry.' governed
by a moderator. The plan viii be sub
miJted To the several denominations
throughout Canada for approval, which
it is expected 10 receive.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
BASKETBALL AT LOGAN
A. c. Will Have a Strong Team Out
After the State Cham
piOnship.

Logan, Dee. 1.-THE \. c. and b. Y. c.
teams OF the State Basket Ball league
played a practice game the other even
ing, and while the b. Y. G won by a
score Of IS 10 4. the Aggies surprised
their friends in the first half by holding
tho crimson boys down TO II points
while were chalked up for the farm
crs- In the next half the best PLAYERS
of the a. - being out OF practice, had
10 retire. and the theologians ran away
from the new men
Ernest Dahie, the star forward of last
Year r. Y. Z. team. is now at the a c.
and II Is said that his former team mate.
sam Blair. will also be there after the
holidays: so the Aggies promise TO be
ia the running for the championship
Professor Bolte Is expected 10 lend val
liable aid 10 Campbell in coaching the
men. He coached the University Of
Michigan team last year and is said TO
Aa an expert in this line Frew the Ag-
sies' star halfback, and Stewart, the
iuuback, are candidates for places on the
basket ban team.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
FAVORABLE REPORT ON
SANlTARlUM PROPOSAL

Chicago, Dec. "A favorable report on
the sanitarium possibilities of New Mex
leo was made tonight to the directors Of
the National Sanitariul association. The
saritarium project was proposed al "a
meeting of fraternal societies at the St.
Louis fair last year IL being urged that
such a home be established Tor the con-
sUmptiVes OF all thr orders, where care
could be provided ar actual cost OF free
30 those unable 10 pay The directors.
representing S.5O9,uoo members OF frater-
nal organizations, chosen at the 81. Louis
gathering. appointed a committee 10 go
- Las Vegas, y. n, and choose a site,
and tOnight's meeting was called to hear
reports.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
EXTEND COLORADO ROAD.
Wyoming Committee Is Assured of
Favorable Action.
Especial to The Herald.)


Washington. Dec. 22.-State Senators
w. ]. Thorn and e. Z. DinwOod-e of
Wyoming were guests at the capitol
today. They came up from New York
With ex-senator Carey and eX-Con-
gresham Coffeen. and had a conference
with President Trumbun of the Colo
RADIO & Southern Railway system rel
ative 10 the desired extension of lis
Cheyenne & Northern branch 10 Buffa-
10 and Sheridan.
The conference was satisfactory TO
the Wyoming men. one result being
that a corps of engineers will be sent
immediately to examine the proposed
roue which the road would follow from
Grin Junction 10 northern Wyoming
points.
The determination of the company in
reference to building the extension will
depend upon the character of the en-
gineers' reports.
President Trumbull assured the COM
mit-ee i'm positive terms that published
statements to the effect that the Chey-
enne & Northern is for sale are entire
" without foundation. 1t is the in en-
ton of the Colorado & Southern 10 re
tain the line and make 1t a factor in
general of the north and south system.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
CHAIN AND LockET FOR MORRIS
handsome Remembrance rendered tc
Former o. S. [. Employe.

I've been living awake five nights to
think up a presentation speech for this;
here il is were the words with which
Harry Clark presented gold watch chain
anc iOclket 10 OTvin Morris yesterday, as
q compliment from the employees of the
general freight office of the oregon Short
Line. where Mr.. Morris recently resigned
his position IS chief clerk.
The presentation was made in the o.
flee of the Manufacturers K Merchants
association. OF which MIR. Morris is traf
fic manager, yesterday afternoon. Ny
Clark, who succeeded Mr.. Morris as chief
clerk. headed a Delegation, the other
members of which were Henry .CoHiam
end Allen McNitt. The gift represents
the good viii of about twenty-five Of
Mr. Morris former assistants in tie
freight Office. The lOcket is set with
a diamond and bears the recipients mon
Ogram
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
Does Not Know EhIer.

Cincinnati. Dec. 22-when seen in
jail at Newport Ky. tenigAt, Caleb
Powers admitted that he wrote TO
Ehler that he was entirely innocent Of
the charge. Powers said:
81 do not now Ehler and never heard
Of him untn his name appeared In the
newspapers as being an eyewitness to
the murder of Governor Goebei. l have
investigated every clue concerning the
murder and ii Is today as much OF a
mystery to me as IL is to the outside
world -
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
Railroad Notes.

J. 4. Reeves. general freight agent OF
the Oregon Short Line, has returned from
Denver, whittier he went on business sev-
erai days ago.
c. II. Schlacks, vice president Of the
Denver & Rio Grande. passed through
Salt Lake yesterday on his way home 20
Denver from a trip to the coast.
L. b. Crandan, general baggage agent
of the salt Lake Route, who has beer
in Salt Lake since last Monday, LETT
for his home at Los Angeles last night
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-12-23
Board of Education Meets.

The board OF education last evening dis
posed Of a number Of routine matters.
she finance committee reported cash on
hand TO be SS,l3I.S9, and the sanitary COM
mittee reported one case of smallpox and
one of scarlet fever.
Miss Frances 6fOrman rendered her res
igration as a teacher on account Of the
recent death OF her mother. The resigna-
tor was acceptel, % take effect al
once.
The board decided to take up a note
of 5000 due the City Of Ogden on
Sept. /. This is the first payment on a
loan OF $10S00 negotiated in 1865.
c.. a. Graves. chief OF the fire de-
partment. submitted a communication adj
vocating the placing Of chemical fire eX-
tipguishers in the city schools. The mat
ter was referred to the supply commits
tee.
\ special pay day was decided on for
today, when the teachers Will receive one
half of their regular monthly salaries.