Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-09-15
List Of Delegates Elected 10
State and County Con.
ventions.
NOTES FROM 3. Y. UNIVERSITY
Death ~ David Van Wagenen-Statc
Board of Insanity Hold Regular
Mceting-NeWs Notes.

Provo, last evening and elected the fol-
lowing delegates 10 The state and coun-
iy conventions and members OF the
county central committee. The phi
maries passed on quietly. although a
good zeal Of interest was shown
The following are the delegates.
First Nsrd--Siste Convention Dele
gsies-W r. Rydsloh John ". Farrer
ID y Houiz
County ConNenuon-B Bschmsn.
Robert Anderson Mrs Alta strong,
Henry q. Bluuenthsl Belle Bachmsu,
J. a. Butte j. " Jones 4 H. Jones,
VIII Ward J. n. Harmon. Nels john
son. d. III. Thomas NJ. n Graham,
Mrs Robt Anderson
Members County Central Committee
= v Jones. Mrs Belle Bschman.
Second Ward Delegates state Con-
yenti0n-Jaines Glove. q. ~ Bower
County Convention Delegates-John
W McAdam. Miss Sadie Graham. Ar
thur Craven A r. Buckler. Herman
Knudsen. Andrew knudseu VIM. J
Startup " r. Harding Mrs. Lydia
Members County Central Committee
r. A. Hnish Mrs Kitty \. Hines.
Third Ward-Delegates state con-
yentiou. Eph Homer. Thomas John,
Joseph ". Dunn y e. Larsen.
County ConyenJor-William VIM
cent. George T. Judd. Mrs Thomas
John. Mrs Mary j. Vincent, Joseph ;.
Park. Mrs Silvia Homer, William NJ.
Garter. c. H. Miller j. \. Homer
Thomas John. John Westphal. y. G.
Larsen, A. w. Harding. 1. l.. Nelson.
Bert Choules Mrs J. NJ. Jensen, J..
N. Jensen. Eph Homer. George T..
Peay. Jr.. b. V. Vincent.
Members county central committee.
Joseph W. Dunn. Mrs. Maggie Judd.
Fourth Ward-Delesaie state con-
yention. = T Noon, c. A Glazier, Ca
lcb Tanner
Delegates County Convention-J. II.
Frsby. W D. Dixon. W. L. Clayton,
\. l.. Booth. r ". Holt, Jasper Bird.
J H. Richmond. A. y. TAYLOR. Mrs.
Phoebe l.undberg. :. Il. Goodwin, Har-
vey cuff Mrs Barbara Hoover Orson
Bird
Members County Central Committee
R j. Dugdale. Mrs William Haws.
Fifth Ward Delegates State Con-
Vention-H. 5. Pyne, Erastus kofford.
a. G. Lund.
Delegates County Convention
Barnett George s. Taylor. Elias A..
Gee. n. n. Cluff. John Gatherum, John
l.. Buchl. j L. Armistead. j. r. Hold
SON. 4. r. Accord Mrs H. s. Pyne,
Mrs Ina Hodson. r. r. Thorne, Miss
Mary Boshard. Arthur Hsws. Geo. W.
Gee. Mrs. Birdie Barnett, Don W. Con-
over n W. Calder.
Members County Central Committee
III. II. Clun, Miss Theresa Armit-
stead
BY. UNIVERSITY NOTES.
The Brigham Young university OPEN
cd this week With bright prospects for
a large attendance and a successful
years work The enrolment thus far
is greater than al similar times in
previous years. The new students have
passed the 800 mark and the third and
fourth year classes are well filled.
Every department IN the training
school was filled early on Monday. and
owing TO lack OF room many we're re-
fused admittance.
HN
schools OF this and surrounding coun-
ties is shown In the class ~ students
entering the first year classes. They
seem well prepared TO take M tho new
work with energy and determination.
Among the new teachers who began
class work on Wednesday are Profs.
Lewis 4. Merrill and William II. HON.
or in the department OF agriculture
Prof Chester Snow. department OF
physical science; Prof. +. w. Kirkham,
department Of English. and Dr.. Elmer
l.. HinCkley medical department
Miss Ella Larsen. director Of the
training school Miss Aretta Young "
the art department and Prof. Walter
T. Cluff OF the English department have
returned from their study IN eastern
universities and began work on We'd
nesday.
The music school Is already preparing
10 give It's usual treats OF first class
music. Director Moses Gudmunsen. who
has charge OF the orchestra. Won the
hearts OF the students with his violin
on Wednesday morning Misses Mabel
Borg and Hazel Taylor. whose talents
are well known. have been engaged as
instructors In instrumental and vocal
music.
Wilson n. Dusenberry, member Of the
board OF trustees. Prof. Corey and Prof
Roylance Of the L. OF L.. we're among
the visitors on Wednesday morning.
During the DAY the professors visited
various schools and departments in the
university. Prof. Roylance expressed
an agreeable surprise AZ the good
equipment Of our training school
The Sunday school work viii be re-
sumed on sunday morning. The classes
are conducted for the benefit OF students
who come from outside cities and towns
and are not members Of the ward
schools IN Provo.
The kindergarten department has
joined the normal school and il pre-
pared TO do excellent work. Hereafter
the graduates will receive normal kim
dergarten diplomas.
Prof. J. 4. Hickman has been grant
ed leave Of absence for this year He
VIII leave for study IN the east In q
few days
Mr. ErlinS Biornson, who has been
lecturing In Utah cities during the
last month paid visit to the school
on Friday morning He spoke IN his
native language TO the students In de-
YOtional,
DEATH or DAVID VAN wAGENEN
David Van Wagenen lied unexpeci-
eddy al his home In the Third ward,
Thursday evening, from the effects o.
an apoplectio stroke. The deceased was
4 native OF New jersey. where he was
born o. years ago. He was the son OF
the late John n. Van wagenen. and
with his parents, who had become con-
yerts 10 Mormonism. moved 10 Illinois.
and was there when the Mormon peo-
pie were driven from the state. He
came 10 Utah with his parents In 1859.
locating IN Provo. and In 81 moved 10
Provo valley. where he located In Mid
way. and took prominent part In the
development Of that place lie vas
bishop there for II years. and held 9TH
or positions OF trust and responsible
ity. In 1881 he returned 10 Provo.
whore several " his SONS had located
ana engaged In business. and he has
since then made his home here. II,