Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-08-14
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years normal course. a four years
scientific course, four years COM
mercial course; a one years prepare
tory course "A one years missionary
course. ana four years domestic scl-
ence and arts course.
The eXcayating for the $4,000 addl-
ton TO the academy building T. almost
completed but the building cannot be
ready for use when school opens
Prof. David O. Mckay win remain al
the head OF the school during 1861.
The faculty win be. David o. Mckay,
principal. University Of Utah, state nor
NAL 1897, theology and literature; John
@. Lind, curator h. ;. University Of
Utah. 4. NJ, Illinois Wesleyan uni
yerslty, 1903. physics and chemistry.
William T. Terry. registrar and treas
urer b, s.. Brigham Young college, 1898.
history and political Science; Joseph
Ballantyne chorister. student IN Ma
tiond Conservatory Of Music Of Ameri-
ca, '05, '0G, o. pupil Of Max Kicker and
Oscar Sanger. instructor On music: Jcn-
nette Mckay, University OF Utah, state
normal. 1887. elementary rhetoric and
elocuti0n. MILFORD NJ McKendrick, b.
;. Brigham Young academy. 1895 math-
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yersity OF Utah. state normal. 1886
pedagogy and psychology; sarah T.
Evans, drawing and domestic arts Da-
vid r. Shurtlih, secretary OF faculty. ~
y. college, commercial course; Leroy
r. Cowles, Weber Stake academy. 1903.
IN charge Of preparatory course: Mar
low r. Porter, a. b. University Of Utah.
1904, A. u. University OF Chicago, 1906.
biology and German, Ernest w. Mich
OILS band Instructor MILFORD II Shurt-
ill., assistant Instructor In drawing,
CANNING COMPANY CHANGES.
Herbert G. Adams, who for several
years has been vice president OF the
WaSatch Orchard company, and con-
rected with the large canning
factory, has rendered his resig-
nation 10 take effect al once. Recent
IS Mr. Adams with other gentlemen
entered into the live stock business
d. ogden valley where they own an
immense tract Of land. and in The
future he viii devote his time to
that business, Mr.. G. s Gorline Of
salt Lake City has been selected to
I'LL Mr.. Adams place in the orchard
company.
AuF WIEDERSEHU DONNERSTAG
Next Thursday Aug. l6, the Ger.
mans OF salt Lake and ogden will
have their annual outing at the Her
mitagc, ia ogden canyon Two trains
Will come TO ogden that morning over
the Oregon Short Line from salt Lake
City arriving In ogden at sos and
,l:25 a. m. Excursion wagons will
b. taken at the Union depot or the
street car 90 the mouth Of the canyon
and from there passengers will 60 by
wagons % the cool. beautiful resort
The day viii be spent In all kinds
of pleasures and feastine
WEDDING PERMITS.
Licenses TO we'd have been granted
by the county clerk to the following
couples
Roy Child. q, Of Clinton. Davis
county. and Miss Malinda Wood. q
at Roy Weber county.
Raymond Stagg, rs, and Miss Mar
tina Peterson. 20, both Of Richmond,
Cache county
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Tomorrow an the butcher and gro
Gerry stores VIII close ana the prUpric-
tors and their help will go TO the La
COON to spend the day Nichols band
has been engaged to accompany the
special train which leaves The union
depot at $3.50.
William Glasmann IS home again
from his camp bon Lost creek. 10 be
! IN attendance In the district court.
A. Baxter. sWitchman employed
in the local depot yards. had two I'm
gers on HIS right hand crushed last
evening in coupling cars
The Carnegie library board held a
meeting last evening and reappointcd
Miss Grace Harris librarian. with
Miss Nellie Moran and Gwendolyn
Williams assistants They also de-
cided 10 paint the woodwork uf the
building.
The funeral services over the r.
mains ~ Zella the little daughter ~
Mr.. and Mrs Le Roy Decker Will
be held Wednesday al 2 o'clock at the
Fifth ward Westinghouse. The r.
mains may be viewed during the
morning al 25T5 Jefferson avenue.