Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-07-01
THE FOURTH AT HUNTSVILLE.
Patriotic Program and Sports In Ogden
Valley VIII Mark the Day,

Ogden, July 1.-The Fourth of July
VIII not be celebrated In og-
Den with any special program
THIS year, but as usual the city
of Huntsville VIII come to the front
with a good time for all who desire to
sc for a drive through Ogden canyon to
the valley and join with them in hav-
ing glorious celebration. The people
OF Huntsville have reputation for
hospitality and Joyous times, and
Thursday they wiz do all they can to
keep that reputation good
The days program follows;
Sunrise salute.
Selection--Nicbcls' band.
9:30-PaTade.
l0-EXercises at Huntsville meeting
house.
star Spangled Banner" congregation
and choir
Prayer by Chaplain Albern Bingham.
Selection By Nichols band.
Solo, The Flag Without a STAIN" by
Caleb Marriott.
History and Analysis of the Declara-
ton of Independence" BY David
WangsgaaTd.
Selection by Nichols band,
America" congregation and choir.
AT . o'clock in the afternoon the sport
program viii commence, and Is as fol-
lcws; Childrens race, young mems
race, young ladies' race, pie eating Con-
test old ladies' Face, old men's race.
sack race, tug of war between teams
from Middleton and Huntsville wards,
wteelbarrow race. broad. high and
standing jump, baseball game between
Huntsville and JessCo team of Ogden.
There will also be a grand BAH IN the
evening at o'clock in Peterson's hall.
REMoDBLING QUINCY SCHOOL.
The remodeling OF the Quincy school
to make OF ii an eight-roomed building,
VIII he commenced at once, SO that the
Work can be completed ready for the
opening OF school in September The
board of education held a special ses-
sion saturday evening and opened the
bids for the work. Only two were re-
ceived, one from G. A. Whitmeyer of
M'22I which was accepted The other
bidder was c. j. Hlmphries, whose bid
was but sl3 higher.
Lucy Nj. Goulder declined the posi-
ton as teacher offered because of
signing up 10 teach elsewhere. Fiji
teen applications for positions as
teachers were received and ordered
filed.
Cash amounting to 50 1853 was report
ed on hand by the finance committee.
NEW SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT.
Today Thomas Z. Mckay the recently
elected superintendent of county schools
takes charge of the Office for a term of
two years. He is a young man of edu-
cational ability During the past year
he has been one of the instructors at
the b. Y. college, Logan, and the off,
GERS of that institution regret having
10 lose him.
VIM. n. Peterson who has been coun-
ty superintendent of schools for two
terms, has done much to raise the
county schools to the high standard
they now occupy. Especially has he
worked energetcally in the consolida-
ton of the county schools into one dis
trict, move that has proven very sue
cessful. He has been chosen as prnc-
pal of one of the city schools, position
he occupied before being elected SUI
perintendent.
Saturday Joseph W.. the infant babe
Of Mr. and Mrs. VIM. A. Stevenson,
died. The funeral was held at the
home of its grandparents. Mr. and
Mrs Nj. p. Mathews, at Pleasant View,
Bishop Hickenlooper presiding.
The truckers and transfer men in the
employ OF the Hartman lines in Ogden
are rejoicing over 10 per cent increase of
wages which goes into effect today.