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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
= MURRAY NEWS NOTES.

Murray. NAV IS.-Thc consolidation OF
In" Twenty fourth and Tweuty-fifth dis
-trIcts. which will promote Murray 10 d
Second-claSS city IS considered as pr&c-
tiCally decided Al The last council meet
iuS strong sentiment prCdCmiuated III
favor Of Greater Murray. and speeches
were mad" h. som" Of the COUDcilmeu
and a number Of citizens. who were in ia
vor Of the measure. The council has
called a mass meeting to convene Thurs
day. May IS a which the county super
Irtendent of schools VIII bo present to
give necessary explanations pertaining
to school matters The meeting viii be
held at the Murray ward house.
Mrs John COrBOTS Of the Highland ROy
has returned from San Francisco and
other California points where she has
been visiting for the last three weeks
Albert z. CahoOu has gone To Cache
valley. where ne viii remain during the
summer months Mrs Cahcon and daugh-
ter VIII le@vc here and join Mr.. Cahoon
within a few weeks
William Anderson Of the Highland Boy,
who received severe injuries while work
ing al the smeIter. has sufficiently TecOv-
cred to be released from the hospital He
returned home a few days ago
Albert H GTice hos moved the Six
ieenth South. where ne has purchased a
residence.
Marriage licenses were granted to Ar
thur T. White and Jennie Freeze Of Muir
ray. and William H. TurDin Of TayiOrs-
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COURT TO FIX RATES
Suit Against Waterworks Company
Arouses Much Interest Among
Citizens Generally.

4 great deal of interest has been
aroused by the recent filing of the SUIT
by II. q. Hess against the Ogden Water
works company. Mr.. Hess resists the
collection by the company of the amount
claimed for water supplied 20 his bakery
establishment. and IL Is expected that
the case will be test one as 10 whether
the city council has the power 10 TeGuldtc
water rates or not The old BoihWelt
contract fixed one charge for bakeries
the city council during the administration
OF Mayor Browning passed an ordinance
in which the rate was fixed at a dIttereuI
figure, and the council during the pTe7eHt
administration fixed vet another judge
Maginnis, who is attorney for Hess. SIat-
&c that the charge sought 10 be collected
by the water company IS IN excess OF inc
rate fixed in any Of these three schedules
aVd that the court viii be asked 10 ue-
= mine which schedule is in force.
VI member of the water company stated
aiat the contention that the company
WsIld not change the rate on bakeries
asOm that expressed in the Boutwell, con-
tract is absurd At the time the both-
well contract was drawn d bakery Iu tS-
den was a very small establishment rTn-
plOyinE probably two or three men. WIN
not to exceed one team. and il would DC
entirely unjust 10 let the big concerns
OF the present time have all the water
they want at the same rate ds was
charged fifteen years ago TO the SIai
concerns.
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the healing OF Sin and sickness. All are
cordially invited 10 these meetings The
CHRISTIAN Science free reading rooms in
the Eccles building. suite %. are open
daily. except Sunday, from 10 e. m to i
m and , to D. m
First Baptist Church-Horace b Blood
subject. ''WstehfuIness." Evening serv-
Ice at o'clock subject. Mounting Up
ward. Sabbath school at l2-G5, Profess
sor } A Smith. superintendent Junior
at 4 O'Clock leader. Mrs. Rena Downs.
Young Peoples meeting at O'Clock. lead
e. MI FRED 3. Stanton; subject. Spirit
Filled Christians" Acts ,: IA a. In
dustrlal school for the bows al 3-30 each
O'Clock; Instructor. Miss Mabel Charpie.
MldWeek prayer meeting service Thurs
day at O'Clock
central Park Presbyterian Churcn-COr-
ner Thirty-fiTst and washington avenue.
morning service at Il. subject Messiah
&c saliva ton. Sunday school at u
o cIeck- Evening service at ia; subject.
Death Reigns-' Y p. 5. & E at $50
p. n.
= Church Of the Good shepherd-Corner
Grant avenue and wenty-fourrh street.
AuItd Brown rector. Third Sunday
dIteT Easter Early celebration 80 a
m: sunday school. 9.f5. morning prayer
dhu sermon, H. evening prayer and ser
mon, 80 ?. m.
corner OF twenty third and jefferson
avenue. IN the Swedish Lutheran church.
Ii. n tleer- pastor German Sunday
ScEOol al : o clock D. m, German preach
ing al D. m All friends and menb
eSECeiatlE are invited to attend
Inc christian Science society holds
service at II a. m. in the Congregational
churCu cdIllCe- corner OF Adams avenue
ana Iwenty-fifth street Subject Soul
and Body Sunday school at 10 a. m:
w ednesday evening testimonial meetings
are held at p. n. The public is cor
daily invited 10 attend these services.
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Local Briefs.

WILL REPEAT RUTH. The cam
tata Ruth" viii be repeated at The Cen
tral Christian church next Tuesday even
ing.
SAVAGE WILL SPEAK.-EIder G. R
Savage will speak in the Twelfth ward
chapel this evening at 6.3i. All are in
vited- Chapel located on Fourth East
street between Fsrst and Second South
SPEAKS ON sDCIALISM.-Wi D.
Haywood secretary Of the Western Fed
evening Nay H. al Federation OF Labor
hail. CD Industrial and Political Social
ism"
STRAW BERRY FESTTVAL.-The La
dies Aid society vii GiTe strawberry
festival ac>tlaE evening at Natsriuo
parsonage. corner GdICud and Fourth
r-,,-t. E-veTv DCdy come aEH D-lnS q
smile with YOU. Let Us be sotiaElc and
iVe for each other
ALTAR SOCIETY SOCIAL--Thc ladies
OF the Altar society OF ST N9rys caJnc-
draI viii give social entertainment IN
the knights of Columbus nall he evening
Vi MonGay. Nay 2. The eatert2i nIa rent
vii! be given TO raise money to pat line
window IN the cathedral
RELIEF FOR HUsBANDS.-A series
OF tree cooking lessons DN MISS t-.lzdVtth
n Burr OF the domestic science depart
ment of the Boston \ w. g. ~ - Iii
rlroe~eSs ar T.irertv haH. IN the 1anth
ward The last lectures i'll the course
viii re- gwen today. botn afternoon and
evening
VETERANS TO MEET.-A special
meeting of the Veteran Volunteer rIIe-
men < association VIII toe held al tne nan,
al Canyon road on Mon1ay evening.
Nav Is az = .. m. TO make some ar
ransemenJ tor Juruing out ana tah nj
part IN ti'5 pdIao, 'L i.l-'''' '-',, - -
-'llS ~ \ tt'i- ~ $3.50. a. y,.t III All
~ pa, l,i.'lS = % L',';.s
MISSION WILL. SFENE--FtcV. !.
r Hail. frr rv,UtV-IIy years "a mission
. AIRY. 20 Iauau and who ss ROW oU us
rAilIrn there viii speak fp che Young
ptanf5ir of t4t, Christian Fudea.or society
81 ih0 rirst tou-rcgatiUual church trts
evening al CigCgr- M orc TgT','..'>
t.i> - 10 ~ go, 49, 49,, IT,,
ti 'ii - 49, -, -. -, -.
- - ' -, -
"iN iiv" UNI ''''7-
NJ RISES TO Gradual E-Tac COM
n,urtrut nj exercises CI I'll. Ecflei society
/ nurse c.ass Will De held lHurSu.z next
/ at t5arrau han al lv..}t fu. Tol.r1,sr-,
prglrf.s rufu.. VIII re presence. .~laz-5.g
D nr,tLpr- address Dr "a O. 5ipHe-t... r.
-Tl,,Irsr F,,,7 rSls.os -rutt1- piano solo A.
nes Dahiqmst, REMARKS. friStii-a j.
hlteT' co"Itfiiil5 on HtbItlia~- Emma t'-
3 Ply it9i'olNe- ms lame liia',i'ai No
Cdl so-o' -nlS9 AottiT O"St-- 'si'5tii' tlv'--
/ UNITARIAN RELIGION Pcv f1rauL-
3 E-a,- E.EEz- viii rra.4rh am the. following
fo-,,- ,,f ir,ters.si Il, ,fiI mos. -
. lar ssyIuJsy rIor-u1nc- .-e--i-e.. la ( !sff.
b h.-U .s = r-,3I7o...d ig,-lDyz-- .44y - n.,
/ / r4E5arlaf and orr h,,Fgxs---- Nav 81 Tn.
: Unitarian and Science Nay ~. I'm.
J -nItarIau and TheUSCpuy.- JuUr 3. ''Inc
D Unitarian ana Christian Science June
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STATE NEWS
MILLION DOLLAR COMPANY
VIII Construct a Series of Reservoirs
Taking Water From the
Weber River.

Lehi, May 13--Abel John Evans Stepn-
en- l. Chapman and James H Clark VIII
head a delegation which early next week
viii visit the headwaters Of the WEBER
river and investigate the feasibility OF
bringing the Weber river over tpe dlFlue
into Provo river. y milliou-doilar cor.
poration. composed Of Weber. DAVIS ana
Summit county citizens. proposes 70 Gou-
strlIct q series of reservoirs On the We
Der river to supply water to the farmers
Of these three counties. The reservoir
plan, when perfected, would supply more
water than is needed in the counties
named. the promoters of the Scnene
have made an effort to sell stock 20
Utah county farmers and Will allow
them to take the water from any part OF
the system If the expense Of construct
iEg q canal from the Weber into the
Provo river is not too great Is proD-
able that the farmers of Lehi- American
Iork and Pleasant Grove will SUB e Ipe
for large amount of the reservoir STOCK
and take their water down Provo river
The local tabernacle committee TO-DAY
'et contract to McMillin & Co of SAT-
Lake City. for $3.50 for the seating Of
the new Tabernacle Just being completed
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PAYSoN HAPPENINGS.

Paysou May 13.-Thc Sunday school
of the two wards will celebrate May day
next Thursday with a parade. a pro-
c-rammc of anausemeEts and hutcrary eN-
CrciscS at the city park
Tho. graduating exercises Of the SCHOOLS
OF tho county will be held here next
next Tuesday in the pavilion Our
teachers and the public in general are
making DrpDaratiouS to entertain the
visitors on that occasion An excursion
will be run from the north. returning
during the night sometime. AFTER a Sraiiu
ball is held in the pavilion
: child > years old. Of Mr. and MIS-
Sell RurdiCk was buried Monday from
the Second ward meeting house.
citizens the past week: To Mr. and MIS-
m n. Ross Of Salt Lake. a girl. to MT.
and Mrs. AT SesTlG. a girl 70 MT- aHu
Mrs Evrum Wilson. girl to Nh anQ
Nrs. o. A. Daniels. a girl. to Mr. and
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vile and Clara 4. GIaver of West Jor-
dan.
The Ladies' Aid Of the n 2 church
save a tea party last Thursday which
was well attended.
The Primary association Of the South
Cottonwood ward viii give an entertain
ment at the ward house Friday, May y.
The Murray Ward Dramatic company
VIII play the odd Dairy Homestead al
the Riyerton opera house Friday. May ~
a concert and ball was given at the
Murray opera sh0use last Wednesday,
which drew large crowd Of pleasure
seekers
A Sundaz school convention OF the
Granite Pioneer. Liberty and Jordan
stakes viii be held at the Granite stake
house Saturday and Sunday, May Is and
Il
Mrs Maggie Davis will leave for Cali
fOrnia shortly
George G Wesley and Miss Bessie NJ
Place Of Murray were united in maria Sc
at the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. GOdbt
i'm Salt Lake. the Rev DR.. Hunting per
forming the ceremony.
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PERSONAL.

Fred l. Wood formerly chief clerk at
the Wilson hotel. has returned 10 mis- old
post.
Mr. and Mrs. X d HARDY VIII be al
home 10 their friends after Nay 10 at No
4 Fourth last street
Miss Hazel Love. daughter Of state
Senator Love. is ar the /. l.. \ hospital
rapidly Convalescing from her recent i'll
ness.
Frank ". Sullivan. editor Of the Mon
Iana Catholic published "a Butte spent
a few hours between trains i'm zion yes
terGay.
Dr. Samuel II. Ai3eu has returned to
the city after d visit Of two weeks among
the hospitals of Denver He viii now
resume his practice again
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EQUITABLE GETS AN
ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE

New York May 15.-COUnsel for the
Equitable Life Assurance Society to-
day obtained from Supreme Court Jus
tice Bischoff an order TO show cause
why the order compelling James r.
Hyde. James ". Alexander and Gage
+. TarbeIl to appear in the supreme
court Monday and submit 10 an exam
nation of all of the minute books and
papers concerning the sO-Called new
charter passed at the meeting of the
board of directors Of the society, held
March % should not be vacated The
order is made returnable May IS
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Provo NEWS NOTES.

Provo May 12-The speakers at the fU-
neral of Mrs. Lucinda Snow TUruboW
hold Yesterday. were Bishop o. H. Berg
Elders George H Brimhall and Andrew
Knadsen. and President David john
Many relatives ard friends were in at
tendance.
Secretary Sloan Of the Utah Indepen-
dent Telephone company. is in the city
making Investigations regarding an Of
flee for his company. 1t is probable
that some property owner who has a
suitable site will put I'D building for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
FACTORIES FOR IDAHO.
One, and Probably Two New Sugar
Plants in Boise Valley.

Plants in Boise Valley.
I.ehi MAY f2-Gencral Field Superin-
tcnGcnt George Austin. who returned yes
terday from the Boise valley IL Idaho
S2vs that one ana possibly two new
plants will be built in that part of Idaho
within the next year He also stated
that some large land owners in the VI
Cinity Of Randolph in the Bear Lake
valley. are anxious for a sugar factory
and will this season grow several tracts
Of heets as an experiment Morgan
WoodnouSe IT,. viii leave Lehi tomorrow
TO sUperintend the planting and growing
Of the experimental tracts 4 Seeder ana
beet seed We're shipped to Randolph to
day
Tho sugar company at Lebj has planted
1000 acres of sugar bects Tor this - :
son run The CTOp never before i"c-.rd
SO well at this season. The spring rams
have terminated the seed 50 that the
stands of Young bects are welj-uI-n per
feet To take care Of the immCnSe ton
mage that viii be delivered at the ftr-
tory extensive improvements are being
made. Carpenters are at work building
a raw-beot shed that viii hold over 500
tons Of beets- it will he 81 feet wide and
J09 feet long. and over il viii be con-
struCted an elevated railroad and run
for wagons. ThepaTtition which scpa--
afeS tho two slices Is being removed
The new siloe viii he 81 feet wide and
SO feet long It viii have Il row of piles
down the center On top of which = pipe
lire will be placed. through which the
pulp will be pumped from the factory
The sides of the siIoe viii be lined with
two-inch plank. and the Bottom with
three-inch stuff
Teams are hauling rock fer tn" new
building IT which the SteffIHs plant viii
he Installed at p cost of Sl00.eo1. and on
which work viii be commenced at an
early date.
\ contract has been closed with tho
railroads by which rock viii be ST a Jed
from the Lime. King quarry at t,uSh
valley TO the factory At Garland. These
uuarrics Sup0iIcde the Lchi factory with
limerick last SEASON The two plants Will
use about 9IG3 tons Of limerick annually
in the qualification % the sugar Juices.
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OFFICERS SEEK FoRGER.
Succeeds in Passing Spurious Checks
on Provo Merchants.

Provo. May ia young man about u
years of age passed forged check for
50 CT the Singleton Clothing company
today and one for S. on Caffey & Co. The
checks were made out in favor Of Her
bert Beck and signed Simon T Beck A
young man by the name Of Herbert Beck
attended the university here up until
home. and it is supposed that the paeser
of the checks was acquainted with him,
The officers have been unable to locate
him
one wear in the state prison today for
burglary 4 stay Of execution pending
an appeal was granted and bonds fixed
1T S1Dla
Funeral services over the remains OF
Frederick Hindmdrsh will be held TO-
morrow at u O'Clock in the Third ward
meeting house
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PRESIDENT DESIRES
TO TALK WITH THEM

Washington, May lathe president :
desire TO personally talk with the eN-
eCUtive committee of the isthmian canal
commission before they leave for Pan
anna has caused change in the pro
Eramme and he viii meet them AT
luncheon Monday Consequently the
directors meeting Of the Panama Rail
road company fixed for that day ia
New York has been postponed until
Tuesday. and the sailing of the Panama
steamer SegUranca scheduled for Tues
day, likewise has been set back one
day to accommodate the commissioners
who are to AXE passage on her.
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Decoration Day Services.

Rev. II J. Talbot. superintendent for
Utah of Methodist missions. will deliver
the Memorial day sermon in ogden Sun
day. MAY Is. ut the Methodist church
The services ere under the aus0ices Of
tha Grand ARMY Of the ReoubiiC. and all
the churches Will Join IN them
on Memorial cav the services viii be in
tins, tabernacle and some speakers Of
prominence viii make Pr fddr-Ss. Pros
ably Judge TheoJ1sius Botkiu viii I've the
orator nf the dav. After the address and
the musical part Of the programme have
been finished the veterans Will be taken
TO the cemeteries I'm COuveyauceS. where
flowers and flags viii hc placed on the
graves of the soldier dead.
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RAILWAY CONDUCTORS
PASS RESOLUTIONS

Portland. Ore. May 13.-The Order
of Railway Conductors. which is in
convention in this city. today adopted
strong resolutions disappearing Presi-
dent RoOsevelt's stand i'm the matter Of
railroad rate legislation now pending
before congress. and opposing the reg
ulation of rates by a government COM
mission
The sessions of the order viii not. IL
is announced. conclude until Tuesday
next On that date the officers for the
ensuing year viii be elected and the
place of holding the next biennial con-
Vcntion selected.
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Oqden Churches.

First Methodist Church-Rev. Samuel
Blair. pastor 10 a. ~. Sunday school.
Professor w l.. Underwood. Supcrintend-
cut- Z a. m. preaching by the pastor,
class meeting Immediately after this
service. S .. m. the Epworth league will
hold its anniversary services consisting
of music, reading. speaking. etc. ne pro-
gTamme will be interesting and II Is
hoped they viii have q Fun house. Some
Of the best talent of the church will take
partt and an enjoyable time IS assured.
Everyone IS welcome to these services.
There viii be services at the COngreCa-
tiOnal church this evening at O'Clock
Sermon by Rev. Z. I. Goshen
First Church Of Christ. ScieutiSt-SUb-
lect; Soul and Body Regular WfdneS-
dav evening meetings at ) O'Clock Al
this meeting testimonials are given OF
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-05-14
GEN. BLACKMAR HERE
Commander of G. A. z. Arrives
Ahead Of Schedule Time For
EncamDment

General W W. Blackmar. national COM
mander Of the Grand Army Of the Re
public. arrived in ogden last evening on
the Southern Pacific eighteen hours
ahead Of tnc time when ne was expected
bE the local committee Mr. BlackmaT
was accompanied by mis- wife. by J. Z.
Gilman ana wife, and by Miss Brewer
The party stopped over at the Pacific
hOJc.. although rooms had beer. reserved
by the local committee for Commander
Biackmar at the Reed. State Commander
II. z Burns met the party at ogden and
viii go with them today to Sat Lake
The party wiz leave at $40 and will
spend the day IN salt Lake. returning
here Monday morning at 80 o clock The
local committee has perfected arrange
ments- and all the school children are
requested 10 De at the city haI at g.31
Monday morning. likewise all other or
CARNATIONS who are to take part in vel
coming the veterans
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WORkMEN MEET TUESDAY.
Grand Lodge Session 10 Be Held in
Salt Lake,

Salt Lake,
The grand lodge for. Utah. Idaho and
" \omlI-E Of the Ancient order Of United
w oFEmcu VIII convene in Salt Lake
tuesday next, and Is Of especial interest
10 ogden people InasmUCh as several OF
the principal grand lodge officers are
members Of Ogden lodges, and this city
IS the banner one Of the jurisdiction as
TO number Of members.
ID II Rolapp is grand master workman
Tor the jurisdiction. and Mrs Archie Bow
man IS grand chief Of honor IF the Degree
OF Honor, which Is the wCnons branch
O the order. Both these officers live IN
ogden In addition there are David Thor
burn grand recorder NJ. y. Mct5aw and
r. A LambdlH. memhcJs Of the finance
committee. J. +. Bagley uf the law com
OF the extension committee
] ne delegates elected 10 attend th"
grand lodge session from Ogden ere: For
tldelltN lodge No .. " y Pierce. T II.
Davis. 5 a. Cave. H. H. LiJzenberg and
Craig ThcTbuTu. Protection lodge. No. IL
H. O. Williams Jack GreeuWell and
James Allen
Ar important question will i'm all IikeIi-
( mood BE- raised at this session for decision
y proposition is 90 De brought before the
grand lodge looking toward the elimina-
! tiCn of the grand lodge as a legislative
+ body for the order. The question viii
arise from the fact that since the adOD-
ton of the new bylaws and the estab-
l1Snment Of the classified rate plan IN the
insurance feature. the supreme lodge has
to pass upon all legislation enacted by
the grand lodges Of the various iuTisdic-
lions. and therefore the grand lodges are
unnecessary. as the local lodges may
come in direct communication with the
supreme lodge.
VIII y. Narvis. supreme master work
man. viii arrive from MUsyatiue. Ia.
some time Monday and will remain
+ through the session
The grand lodge session Of the Degree
of Honor will begin Monday. and from
ogden there viii 90, besides the delegates
Mrs f F Bowman grand chief IF honor.
and MTS. Susan :. Guthrie Uf the commit
tee ON laws. The delegates are Mrs. Susie
NJ Sims Mrs. Callie T. Cave and Mrs.
JCuctta Hill
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PROFESSOR CUMMINGS TO SPEAK
University Man to Addrdess Weber
School Graduates.

Professor Byron Cummings cf the Uni
veTsi,v Of Utah has been invited and has
accepted the invita- zion to deliver the ad-
dress to the graduates Of the Weber
county schools June o. The eXeTc!scS viii
take ulace i'm the tabernacle. and there
will he a class of about ninety to receive
certificate
County Superintendent W. y Peterson
went to Salt Lake yesterday and received
the acceptance OF Professor Cummings
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VALUABLE FIND IN
RUINS OF P0MPEII

Rome. May 13.-ExCavatiOns near
Pompeii have resulted in the finding of
"a human skeleton and nearby four
solid gold bracelets Of beautiful design
set with emeralds. a paid of pearl ear
rings. two golden necklaces set with
pearls and emeralds and two emerald
rings. The articles Of jcwelTy being
from an POmDeifafl epoch are of great
artistic value.
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Especial to The Herald.

Especial to The HcFald-l
Price, Utah. MAY 12.-MTs- Z. II.
Empey. an old resident Of this place
and prominent III works Of charity,
passed away at the family home early
this morning of pneumonia and
Bright's disease aged about So years.
The funeral viii be held from the fauli-
" home next Sunday afternoon De-
ceased Is survived by a husband and
several children. Mrs. Empey was a
sister-in-Iaw of the late Bishop Empey
Of Salt Lake City.
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NEW METHOD or EXAMINATION
County Superintendent viii Not
Pass on Teachers

There VIII be- a change i'm the method
Of conducting limitations of teachers
who apply for certifiCdtes tp teach I'm the
county schools this year. Under the new
law the county superintendent viii have
nothing TO do with the issuing e ccrthi-
Gates Under tho old Law examinations
were held under the supervision of the
superintendent. two other teachers aD-
pointed 10y him assisting i'm the marking
of papaTS- The new method makes the
duty of issuing the certificates and mark
ing the examination papers devolve upon
the state superintendent The state board
Of education appoints some person in each
county to have charge Of the eXamiHa-
tons The list of questions Is furnished
by the state superintendent. ana all eX-
animation papers are sealed UP by the
person in ChaUve aud sent to the state
board of education
Mr.. Peterson has been appointed by the
state board to conduct the examinations
I'm this county The dates for holding
them are June y o and To- The place has
not --et been selected but will probably
be the Ogden High school.