Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-03

fair The fair il to be held March H.
Is and l6. In the Latter-day Saints
ward house, closing with grand ball
In the evening OF the last day at the
Trocadero hail. There was good
turnout at the meeting. Everybody
was In favor OF having something
unique, and contributed both help and
money to push It to a successful end
AS the fair IL TO be held for the pur-
pose of cancelling the ward debt. It is
expected the people Will Loyalty support
the affair with means and otherwise
to make 1t the most successful ever
held In the ward. The bishopric as
well as the leaders of the other organ
ization are working earnestly
MURRAY SCHOOL AFFAIRS.
State Supt. A. G. Nelson spent yes
terday in visiting all the schools of
Murray city and spoke In high praise
OF their present condition and future
prospects. He was especially Impress
ed with the work he saw In the Gem
trail school.
Next week will be partly devoted to
the half year examination and promo
tons win be based on the result as
well as the regular daily work
Miss Beamish of Salt Lake City has
casioned by the resignation OF Miss
Alice Godfrey, who expects 10 change
her vocation in life shortly.
SCHOOLS RESUMED.
AT board meeting held this week the
board of education rechristened all the
schoOlhouses. Hereafter the Central
school viii be known as the Arlington
school, The new building in what was
the old Twenty-fourth district, the
Liberty school. and the west side school
Will be known as Pioneer school.
FOR JUVENILE COURTS.
Last night Mayor Charles Brown,
Councilman James Godfrey, three OF
the members of the board OF education,
and Supt. q. Nj. Mumford. all of Muir
ray, with a number of repre-
sentative school men from the Granite
and Jordan schools, held a long confer
ence with Judge Willis Brown, discuss
ing the bad boy problem and the adj
visibility of establishing juvenile courts
I'm the county, The Judge explained
the operations of the law fully, with the
results that were being obtained and
a hearty vote OF thanks was rendered
the judge at the close Of the session for
lne Valuable Information ne gave, Ine
Murray delegates came away filled with
the determination to use their efforts
for juvenile court for Murray. A mass
meeting will be called In the near fu-
ture. and Judge Brown will be invited
TO talk TO the people on juvenile courts
and their benefits.
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
The first teachers institute for the
teachers of Murray exclusively was held
In the Arlington school this morning.
Supervisor ID. w. PARROT outlined his
work In art for the coming month, ana
State Supt. Nelson gave an address.
The exercises were spiced with stirring
musical selections both vocal and in
strumental by pupils from the seventh
and eigth grades. Hereafter a regular
teachers institute will be maintained
In Murray.
NEWS BRIEFS.
| The Taylorsville Athletic association
| has secured the old schoolhouse OF that
district and have furnished It for a
gymnasium and basket ball court. II
Is now ready to meet any teams who
| desire to play.
| The Salt Lake Stock comptny pre-
scented the play Of Faust" In the Muir
ray Opera House, Wednesday. Jan. 81.
! The house was well filled and the ar