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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
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mn itdrIer. JiabmnnS 4iuen ir bic SeiIpna
aIcr S6ruuRcn ocs WnGcnS. Der G5codrme Der
Mrrcn Der NIuic. bon Observation-Disclosures, gie.
nommcnbcit Obuma0tcu, 8critopfuuscu uno
6dmorrbuheu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
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~ 29'iGe,t
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boaf0mmenc &erOannng

0urh ibrc cntt6iHdieu Gacnfbnftcn Itimu.
Iren iIc ole gcbcr BET Der glbiouoeuine her
Sale uuo hcrcu gGbIciuna ourd Die SaIIen.
TandIc. Giclc Biaen In DoIcn bon 5uri bis
bier Stid meroCu RAID Die 1bdiGfcit Der geber
rrauIiren unb ben @nticHteu bon oiefcm 3eiheu
bcrcicn, Gin oocr 3wrt Der 0luoUuI Iben giI.
len idNidb bon 2eucn geHommrit Die an bills.
fen S6mcr5cn uu6 Irda6ct Der 2eber Ielben.
pcrbcu baS SOncm in Cromna BnIten uno ess
iunhe &eroulmna er3icIen.
sd bin 1870 Welen bon Der ndtbftcn slpo.
tbcc cntfcrnt unb i6 iuiucbe, oob Sc mir ctn
Sugenb Sbu6icIn nit S6ren9iacn IcnoCn. SO
babe 9lbemntismEs unb bin ncun Wlcnuie Iaup
IN Qot springs aepcicu WlCHe QebCr uno
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len 5uIummcn Gcnonucn. sI0tung5bou
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SnrNun Said, puma Co., 9lrBonu"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
0crgiitctc lid, nub lire Slinocr.>

y8illiamsport, ga, 3. IpriI.
- 3Srnu So6n Gonlcr llnO iDre 5mel
ainoer iino in ibrer Wobnitng 5il
Meltport, Clinton Gountp, ais Sci.
dJen geiiln0en por6en, unO eine lit.
teriltdjnng crgab, Dab lie an Strph'
hin Ycr1iititng acitorben porelt.
Die 1rol fr1ntelte icit nlebrcrcn Mo.
nutcu llb Gatte oft bic 9elorgnib &c.
tilbert, ouf lie lterben rno lire alei'
nen ntntterlos 5ilriictlaiien ueroe. Die
ol1enteile eIniidIt lit oaB lie oen Slit
bern ons .@ift cillgab nnb ieltit cine
Ioiis roDni.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
Sabcm gle Satarrb ?

Ieb's, Wr. 3it, Tprt.enea.etr. SffcesGhiiben
8 bis 10 llbr Wlpr9ens unO t2 libr Dlittngs
bis ll6r MbenoS.
(5eS2n--)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
g3icOcr ani bic McnidDbcit loSgclaIien.

GolumbuS, O., 3. 9(pril. -
uGriu5" Otto S0einriH, rpelher eigcrt.
lih 2onObcim beiBt uno in Gelticb.
louo On9 @iht Ger @elt crblidtc,
mr0c bcutc ans Ocm 3uhtbuulc cnt.
Iniicu nohOcn cr eincu Stroiternlin
pon iiini ,Sobrcn pcHcn cincS 8alhen.
oicbItoblS obnciclicn bottc. Gt ioll
Den &cr3oa bon GOiuburB III 1891 5u
2onopn bcihminoclt bobcn Sono'
beim lit elm gcidJidter Gbcnlifcr itno
bcid)mmOcltc, uic cS bciBt, picle Seilte
lntcr Ocm &orWunoc, oaB CT OaS Sc.
mit6t uon @Ol0 ourd) cincn hcnlllfen
Ero5cb INN Elm &ertcI bis 5ll einem
9rittcl Crb0bcn tonnc. Gr ocroiente
ongcbIih Iulllenoe Don Collars onrh
oicien Rummel, olti pelHen 0tBenoe
pom @impcln 6inciniiclen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04

2 Sutton ". Nn, 3. }lpril. -
Or &lop0 @orcc bon bier lrno icinc
@ottin famcn bclltc Nohmittno bel
Der GindIdcrltng Oc5 o)iipcruicp-
SotcIa" mrs &cbrm lmO &o6n Nor.
tin aus 6cirmont g9.,&a, cnt0ind
nur nit tnuppcr 9totb ocm gIcihcn
Shidiol, Der pctmidrc GcrhtIt miro
olf $4,000 gcidJ6bt.
Or. @orcc 1no icine Satin uorcn
crit ge1tcut ht Niouno&piuc, ". .@u.,
1ctrollt iuorOcn un0 beionOen lih auf
Dem S8e9c nab ser Mobmma ser
Wlutter ser illnAcn ,5rou, no cine
Ntcngc tSrclmoc unO cin So6jritS.
nobl 0uS ncitoerm6bItc Eaar crmurs
tetcn. tSrou @nrec mar friibcr Sri.
Gli5abctb Nhlgroue ans Wolm0auilc
uuO BORT ollcnlcin bcfount lno be.
Iiebt. Or. @urcc mar % Sabre alt.
Gr 6otte gero6e icinc 2tta6il0lu0 ais
2Ir5t uoIlcnbct lmb molltc iirG bier ME.
OerIOlicn. Gas 6cler cntituno in ser
@0i6erei oc3 S5otcfS lno ucr6rcitctc
iitb 6inncn uenigcn Wtinlten ii6cr 0o3
gon5c Seb1t0c. Or @orCc lm0 Sat.
tin norelL ais lic bcutc bier onfuncn,
III Dem Sotcl obgclticgcrL mn iicb
chuo9 bon Ser cruiIocnocn Nciic BON
Morn03oillc hicrbcr ou9iuru6cu, c6c
lie Die tSobrt nod Scr Wuttcr Scr
&rolt mtr0ten. Q}ortin rcttctc iicb
0rrcb cincn Sprung ans Dem 1cnItcr
0c3 BON Dem G6cpoor eingcnommcncn
3immrr3, in lpcIc6c3 CT ans Dem lei.
nigcn lici Gr lab Die a0rpcr Der
g6cIclte oui Dem @oOcn Iicgcn, bottc
jcooh fcine 3cit, iih oni5ubnItcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-04-04
GntidciOnng maize.
SGN>u GummiiIiOn iuirN bcntc bent
@cridjt i6rcn @cinno nntcr6rcitcn.

0unn cnhDcOcr 6orticting 0cS Eros
5cTc$ o0cr llcberlpciiung oe8 2n-
gctlo0tcn in cine Stoot3 Srrcn.
onltolt. 9roucr Strife in
ct. 2oui8 our1 eincn GompronliB
beiBele9t, - Gurop6iihe 0elego-
ten sur Ginmeiblrng oeS Gnrne.
gle. SnItitlltS III Gitt5bur9 crrci.
hen gcp-Dorf. Notoriitbcr
SGluinOlcr aus Dem 0bio'cr
StoatS5ltdtbouic cntlolien.
Ncp Oorf, 3. 9lpril. - W}oracn
miro 0ic Gbnm Gonlniiion Oent Csc.
ribt ibrcn &chtno iibcr 0en @ciltc3.
5llItnn0 &orrD 81. S6ulp5 lmtcr6rcis
ten ltn0 nlf 8rln0 0clielbCn miro
ouS @cribt uIaonnn ben WiorOpro3cb
lplc0cr olIncbncn, oocr o6cr 0en 2l1.
gctIoQtcn ais (SrrlinniQcn nud) it.
9en0 elmer Stdatso1Iyn(t i1iden. Die
GonnilIiOn DollenOcte ibrc 2lrbcit
bclltc 9lbcn0 un0 miro morGcn friib
ibrcn 9cridt fir Ocn Hicbter ,}ib9e
rolO III @crcitlcboit bobcn. 9crielbc
miro l6merlib jemal9 DoQitGn0iA
DcroIcntlicbt lueroCrL uQcin man
miro Icincn NSnbolt aus 0cn &orgcs
ben 0cS Nidbtcrs, noh0cm er 0ua %.
tltmcnt 0clclcl bot 10 5icmlitb crs
nlcncn t0nncn. 9luS Dem llmltun0c,
ooB Ole 0rci Qtitglicocr Der Commit
lion Dor ibrcr bcltigcn &crto0lmO
Dem 9lnNctlogten jcbr marnl oic'0unO
lcbiIttclten 5icbt Oicicr uno icinc Ser
tbci0iQcr Den S6hlB, OoB i'm oic
Gonlnliiiion jurchnung9iG6iQ crfld-
rem miro. SIN 6oQc Dies gcicbicbt,
10 pilroen oic YloiboperS Der gln'
ludlte I'M &ro5eiic ioiprt beginner II.
elm &crOitt oiiritc nod Dor Dem GnOc
Der gSocbc obgcgcbcn ucrOcn.
Die Gonlmilion pcrrnbnl in i6rcr
bcutiAcn SibllnG nod }mei 2Ier3te,
n6mlicb Or. 9lQcn @ioic Dicicnborf
aus Wii0Olctomn Gonn, mcIcbcr fir
Die Stnot5olpolti1nit cri6icn lno
Or G6o9, u. lSo0ncr ans @in1Dnns
ton, u. D., uCl6cr BON Der 8ertbei0i
0lng DOrNclnocn mar, Der &cBtcrc
bate leit }pei Wionntcn fnit tGgIiU
nit GGolu 0crc0ct ltno babel feincrs
lci @eluciic bon @ciltc9itorlng 6ci
linn 9cmcrft. @nl5 0cluiB poltc lid)
Or. MoAncr ic0o6 nicbt fir oOer mi
Scr nlsiprc6en. Or. Iicirn0ori 0ns
0cNcll crfI0rtc ii6 ilbcr5cltGt, 0uB
Sbolp NciltcSncIt0rt lei. SpGtcr nobm
Oic GonuIiIiion SGolp nod einrnol
in GrctttipiiblnQ nor, llno untcrtpori
I'm ubcrmoI5 cincln lGn9crcn Scr.
for, nit bCionbcrcr 9iilcfiid)t nlli &c
luiiic Sirn0cipinIic, nit ipclNcn CT,
lpic 3cltNcn in Dem >Ero5cI'c ulISloN,
fen, bcbnitct gcuclcl Icin ioIl ais CT
Stonforo &bitc crihoB. Or, Eubel
Gin 0titglico Der Gommiiiion, no6m
bicrouf nod cine tltr5e pbpiilcbc In.
tcrill6lin0 ocS 9(nQcflogtcn por
t5rou GnclDn NeSbit E6ou, mclcbe
luicocr i6r Invertebrates S6ulnldo-
thcn @oItiim trltg, luobntc Der bcll-
ti0cn 0Iicntlicbcn Sibltn9 Der Com
million 6ci, lllo nubu n0brcnO Der
Grctlltipiibung cincn Stubl tm Cor.
riOor, inrlitten Der glniu0lte i6reS
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beltc niht onrpcienb. Sbu>u, mel'
der icit ooroui rehnct boB i'm Die
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0cn Got uno ooB i'm boS @cri6t nod
oieie @o6e ireiipre6cn miro, ibidte
Srn. 0ellnos burb cinen lpe5icllcn
goten cine Note, lpel6e i'm criu6t
nlorgen sur Gr6iinllttg leincS ar8ll'
nents bercit 8lt iein.
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lrp9rFrhue Gente.

Ser Gei6dftsmnnn fennt
Sen @ert5 llno bic 9e.
qncmli6feit eineS Gbefs
Gonto; OicicIbe GenntniB
bciibt ser ouigclpedte pro.
iciiioneIle Nonh cbcnio
ser progrciiipe 6ormcr, sic
wcitiitbtige @eibditsirnl.
@ir per0en S5bnen nit
8crgniigen sic @in5elbei-
ten Der 6iiDrlug eines
Gbed.Gonto bel llnS ct.
fliren.
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s,ern,rinrt anhfidlmerisn.

9ns Deibf beieitipl e Del 3eIlen. ,S!pplIdbNcyi
itncnoluu onbcr5 niicnbeii arnnibcti. llnuet'
odiilidfeit. Nierenbcidluernel 2cberetbek ,Wil'
lnria, 8eropiline II, I. 10. IiiIlcieen tGr Stldei,
,ilcn ourb aopfinher3. az pSt; Nesnaree
ultns,, GrdbrliiiaS mo glitsihetonn9ss lbdit1'
feiien ei repnIire Die petcr, reiit0cll bic pgt'
fippfieH ejeidbe, iiiio her Nonidnter6 berhlpills
Def. Gle linb oas Wtiierspeberdrliilinss mo
pIiiireillelillesniillel nllo bnben nlhi SbreS'
alcIcben StSo.Sn)
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-03
NEW PRINCIPAL
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
Amendment Goes to Prot. A, t.
Wilson, After six Years OF
Study in Europe.
TEACHERS ENGAGED FOR YEAR
SALARY Fund Increased by Sl0,O0O--
Examination of Pedagogues June
3to q i'm High school Building.

Ogden. June 3.-'rhe announcement
win come with degree of pleasure
IA the people of Ogden that the board
of education has secured Prof. a. j..
Wilson for principal of the Ogden fign
school. Prof. Wilson needs no intro
duction to the citizens of Ogden ana
ospecially the Ogden high school as IA
number of years ago he was principal
of the school and resigned to SO ~
Berlin. Germany, to complete his edu-
cation. He has now graduated from
the University of Berlin with the de-
cree of PHI. D.. receiving high honors
at the hands of the university. Prot.
Wilson was one of the most able prin-
cipals the Ogden high school has ever
had before his departure Tor Europe,
and now, after about six years OF hiSh-
er preparation. will return 10 the
school His return is sure TO add great
strength to the faculty. Last year after
his graduation he Travelled through the
greater part OF Europe studying the
customs and methods of the various
countries in education. which VIII be
of q. great advantage to him in his
work as principal. Last year an effort
WAS made 10 get him 10 return to Og-
den and again accept the principalshp
of the high school but he declined, pre-
fcrrinL to get as tnuCu information as
possible covering education in the larg-
est cities of the world before again
taking UP his profession. His salary
for the first year has been fixed at
$500
L. b. Austin, who has been principal
of the high school during the past year,
has resigned to accept another posi-
ton.
The board of education has decided
10 increase the salary fund about sl0,-
600, which amount viii be proportions
ntely added TO the salaries of the teach
ers.
1t has been decided to hold the city
teachers examinations at the high
school building on June 8, 1, and e.
The board has selected the following
teachers for the ensuing year:
High School-A, Il. Wilson, prin-
clpai; o. j. Stilwell, Jennie NJ. Ander-
son, Florence j. Hirst, Edna Isle Mar
tin. Emile Bannister, Maude Tabor
Jessie +. Spann. Ira d. Steele, Edwin
q. Nourse, M. o. Blakeslee, Katharine
McCrory, Jesse y. Beeson.
South Washington SCHOOL,. NJ
Bishop. Mrs. Carrie X. Rapp, l.. l.. IT.
win, Mrs. May Gibson Kershaw, Lillian
Stanley. Lucille Stanley, Marion Reid
Edna Hamill, Mrs. Anna c. Dalton
Sadie G. Powell. Margaret Shipley.
Mound Fort School-Henry Barker
Ina Eleanor Craven, Beatrice Farley
Marion Johnson. Media McQuarrie, LULU
+. Bell.
Madison School-D. H. Adams, Mollic
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Vocal Muslc--nuby Geddos

Vocal Music--Buby Geddos.
short kindergarten Normal--Edna
Baker
Tho alumni bnuauet was served at
$50 p. m followed by grand bali
IT. the now auditorium
\ large number Of visitors flied tho
college chapel az the morning and
afternoon sessions.
a, c, COMMENCEMENT.
Tho Agricultural college commence
ment exercises began yesterday Mt II
o'clock with the baccalaurcate sermon
by Row. r., L Goshen. The following
musical numbers were rendered BY
the choir: Hymn, Father and God
Above" Prof. George W, Thatcher;
In that day shall the Lord Of hosts.
| EverlastinE The Redemption
! Guonod.
Today is field day with class cYor+
! Ciscs at S y, M Tomorrow morning
at 10 O'Clock the following commence
ncnj program will he rendered;
Quartet, Gone Thou Fount" Mozart
Mrs. Nrttie sloan, Mrs Louie
linnariz Mr. +. II. Haugh, Mr..
G. w. Thatcher
! Innovation,
Address, civ, Prido'.............
...............M r, Il. +. Ritter, 1r.
| Address, Coronation of Labor
Observation-Disclosures Mr. H. : Judd
| Address ....,.......,. Miss 1ue2 Powell
Piano solo. Tine Witches Dance
...,,,....., ,.,.,...,. ,,.. Mcdowell
Miss Mamie Brown.
Address 70 graduates. ...,,......
.....,.. State snpt A. c. Nelson
| Quartet. Alteration .,...... G'unOd
Violin oblisdto. Miss Phyllis
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cemetery has never been put in bet
ter shape, and most OF the citizens
We're there in the morning decorat-
ing the graves with lovely flowers
The band was also in attendance.
In the afternoon the Keith-O Brien
and the Lehi teams crossed bats In
the city park
Ehe closing program Of the Young
Ladies' association for the season was
held in the new tabernacle Tuesday
evening.
Next SUNDAY the Second ward sun
day school VIII hold It's conference in
the assembly rooms.
Prof, A. c. Lund OF the b. Y. u.
and Prof. Joseph T. Smith arc ar
ranging TO give a concert in the new
tabernacle June 10.
Miss Jenny Jacobs underwent n
successful operation for appendicitis
a few DAYS ago at the Holy Cross hos
pital.
Daughters were born Tuesday to
Mrs Alma Earl and TO Mrs. NJ. 7.
Woodhouse, Jr
Farley Austin. resident agricultural
superintendent of the Utah Sugar
company, reports that the beet crop Is
doing fine, and that no damage was
done to tho crop at Payson on account
OF the recent flood, Thinning is in
full blast and present conditions point
to large beet crop.
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was among those who helped to form
settlements on the Little Colorado in
1873 at the instance OF the latc Presi-
dent Brigham Young. Returning from
there he moved with his family to the
Snake River valley about 1854. and hc-
came "A member Of the Rigby ward at
the time Of itg organization IN 1856.
George j.. Hin. Jr., of the RighY Hard
ware company, a son Of his FIRST wife,
and three sons and daughter by his
second wife are residing here, and his
surviving Wife, Eliza Haws, has i've
children, the eldest Of whom Is 10
years Of age.
At the fIuoral services Creighton
Hawkins. Thomas Johnson, Alexander
and long time acquaintanccs testified
pressed their sympathlcs with tho be-
rcaved. For years the deceased has
been the agent Of the Dcserct News.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONFERENCE.
The Bingham stake Sunday school
conference was held here on Subdnv
last. the stake superiutcndency ana Ell
der John NJ. Mills OF the general board
being In Attendance.
Today, Memorial day. has bcou OBJ
served by hundreds visiting the GENE
tory and decorating the graves OF their
loved ones,
This evening a farewell party will be
held at tho l.. y. s. Westinghouse in
honor Of Elder Lewis s. Later, who will
shortly leave for a mission TO the west
ern states.
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sEALEn PRnpOsALs.

Wal be received By mo state Board "
Insanity az the state Mental Hospital,
Tor supplies FOR the sis months ending
November so 1901 consisting IN part VI
j0JO0 pounds og W. W, and Graham
-four. $3.50 pounds OF bran ana 800
pounds vi shorts 100 pounds ~ sugar
utah 800 pounds oi No. , Japan rice
gOp pounds Of coffee. 800 pounds 81
creamery choose $50 pounds OF dried
apples. sou pounds OF dried peachesi hyg
toms vi slack coal ~ tons lump coal -
IONS ul straw. 2iO pounds OF butleri
groceries, drugE etc.
For further particulars ana copies Or
articles ~ be- bid upon enquire NJ W, H.
II paNman, steward az the hospital,
Bids must he scaled ana marked bilH
for supplies" and addressed 10 the 'Slal"
Lcutli HoFpltll" ON or before June ~,
isG Bids opened a. 70 o'clock noon on sala
natg
Tho Hoard reserves the rght 70 releel
any and am bids not advantageous % INC
state, or no accent any pau u, AK oia'
BOARD or INSANITY
By y, n. CALDER MD. supt'
Provo, June 1, 1904.
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MANTI.
LARGE GRADUATING GLASS.
ForlJ.two Pupils Complete Distric
school Work.


Special Correspondence.
Manti Sanpete co.. June 1.-The
Manu district schools closed the eN-
animation of pupils yesterday The
class is the largest that has ever been
graduated in saupete county being ~
In number and is as large as amy Two
classes which have graduated IN the
county this year. The able corps or
teachers under Principal Edgar IT,
Reid have performed excellent work
10 make a showing OF this kind aud
Principal Reid promises that q Target
class win be successful next school
season,
Following are the names OF the grad.
yates;
Blaln futile. Niels j. =. Nielsen, j..
i. Anderson, Floyd Anderson Ray
Lund Edgar Larsen Eldred Klar
Ralph Tatton, William Brown Glen
Jensen, Erastus Peterson Adolph Pet
ersan. Ralph Bench, Royal Buchanan
Ernell MOrteusen, Ferdinand Al1er,
Rosser Hogan, Ruby Bench, Emerelt
Andersen Viola Petersen Clara Alunks
Margaret RraithWalte. Jane Farms
worth, Nellie Squire Elise Bros Mar
garet Mofilt, lean Chapman, 1enrlll
Brown. Isabene Hogan, Gladys Ien-
nant, Vera Keller Rogella Lowry Alire
Nicholson, Laura Jensen Ellen Epson,
Louise Reusch. ELLA Petersen, EFhllna
Buehler, Florence Fox Winnie Parry
Myrtle Jensen, Eunice JoIgenshp'
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Church in lsi9. and the following year
came TO Utah, crossing the plains with
an OK team. He settled first at Cedar
city, and later made his home In Cor
cleyille, until coming to Salt Lake to
reside, three years ago. He was en-
gagged IN the sheep and cattle business
and In merchandising
Mr.. Whitaker was a very faithful
and energetic man In every phase OF
life, unasSuming, but at all times max
ing an impress for good upon the conf
munlty. For many years he was a
choir leader, first at Cedar City, and
afterwards at Circlevllle.
The remains may he viewed this at
ternoon, at 3i9 Alma avenue, Second
North, between Eighth and Ninth
West Funeral services and inter-
ment will take place at Circleville.
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Fulmer. Anna NJ. Moran May W.
Hume. Mrs. Josephine Ilirst Lou Il.
Mitchell, Glenn Douglas, Celia NJ. Ty-
Ter Josephine II, Peters. villa spur
geon. Ethel NJ. Harcombe. May Kyle,
Floy Williams, Mary II. Roberts, Ma
bel Rowse.
Pingree school-w. l.. Underwood
William l. Underwood. John y. Junk
Josie r. Glare. Clara Il. Johnson, Lii
Han II. Heating, Mary L. Bihcr Mrs.
Louie Parker Underwood
Dee School--John w. Wmtle, jose
phine Seaman. Marion NJ. Cook, Kath-
rine Higginbotham, Laura kirkpatrick,
Myrtle Blacl<wood, Mrs Kate Van
Dyke. Mrs. Clara y. Howard, Florence
C'rompton, Mrs. Maud 4. Horn Maud
Lewis school-~A1. June Fierce, car
rie V. Knapp, Daisy J.. Stone, Irene
Tomasek, William NJ. Mckay, MaYme
McDermott. Ethel Orth, Alice Mcguire,
Alta NJ. Fisher Stella Smith. Nellie
Ellen Baker. Katherine b. Shepherd,
Jennie Lund.
Five Points school-W. X. Smethers,
Edith a. II. Roche, Mrs. Olive Black
ham. Gwendolyn Williams, Sarah Il.
Wilson. Pearl Goodale, Belle y. Kerr
Laura Swanson.
gure Evelyn J. Turner Blanche
Young. Mrs. Luna II. Cahill, Eva
Moves. Florence Bonn, Clara Peterson
Edith Klopenstine, Mrs. Mary Wyse
Gloyd, Bessie McCarty.
Grant School~-Joel J. Harris, Mrs. II
S. Farnsworth, Mrs. Virginia Harris
Myrtle NJ, Fulnler. Rose l.. Flynn, Clara
Brown. Maud Naishitt, May Hartoe
Belle Spencer, Mary II, GriN. Clara
Warner, Emma Nelson, Weltha Bel
nap. Ruby Jones, Jessie f.. Maurer
Margaret Miller.
Quincy School-Nrs Hattie u, Wade
Cienevieve Finley, Jennie Hamill, Mrs
w II. Meal, V, Mae Carter, Eva
Brown, Mrs. brenda Il. Stone Ietts
Dalton, Squire Coop, musical director
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PRESS CLUB CONCERT.
Splendid Program Scheduled for Tues
day Evening i'm Tabernacle.

Ogden. June 3.--The Ogden Press
Club concert, scheduled for Tuesday
evening. June 4, in the Ogden taber-
nacle, gives promise of being one of the
most interesting functions of its kind
in the history of the city. Artists from
Salt Lake and other places will APP
pear with local talent, and the pro-
gram to be rendered is Of such char
acter as to insure musical treat. 1t
is as follows:
Chorus, God Is Our Refuge =. Choir
Organ Solo (a) "Mignon Excerpts"
arranged by performer
(b) THE Secret" Pandier,
-. Mr. J, J. Mcclellan
Bass Solo (a) Arise Ye Subterranean
Winds" Purcell. tb) "A Dream"
Bartlett ,,......Mr, willard Andelin
Violin Solo, "Polonaise," Yieuxtemps.
..........,... Mr.. Willard e Weihe
organ Solo, (a) THE Virgins Pray
err Massenct: (bl Old Melody. ar
ranged by performer.
..........,.,,....Mr Mr.. j. j. Mcclellan
Soldiers Chorus" Faust. Gounod
.......--..... -ss'.'.-''-' NlIUlI
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

STATE LAND BOARD REsERyo1l
VIII be received by the state Board uf
Lard Comimlss,ionreirs at 81 Office. CITY
Utah, up 10 o'clock r. m, Tuesday,
July ?, 1905 for furnishing tho material
en- ans , eSns 81 resryor-dsrn agd
town. GARFIELD County. Utah; and also
for a canal with all appurtenanceS for
the Irrigation OF tract Of land known AZ
tho Panguitch Bench, Tho dam IS to he
with puddled cure" and viii contain APP
prpximatoly 10000 cubic yards 81 fiji 800
cubic feet reinforced concrete aud $500
cubic feet stone masonry Canal will be
IL feet wide ON the bottom and approx
mntely 5000 feet long, including approx
lmatclY 1h0 linear feet of lumber Hume
ON timber trcstlcs with concrete abut-
mcnts and fooiinEE
Bids viii be received for tho work com
plnte or fur the Work in sections as con-
t9incd OH the sheet Of proposals ir the
office ~ the state Board OF Land Com
mssloners' % copy % which may DO had
All proposals must no addressed 10 the
Secretary OF The State Board ~ Land
Commiss lcners salt Lake city Utae,
payable 10 tho said secretary IN amount
equal to ten per cent OF the amount Of the
PlanB may be sccn and specifications
Including blank form for proposals may
be procured a. tho following places. OF
hce Of the Secretary or the State Board
NJ Land Commissioners Salt Lake CltS
Utah; office Of the state Engineer Salt
Mclaughlin Engineers Agricultural Col.
lcgC, Logan Utah.
The right is reserved "a reject any and
WM, J. LYNCH. Priest.
THOMAS 6. CALIIsT11R secy.
| state Board Of Land Commissioners
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SPECIAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
ING.

UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD COM
nany' la0 Broadway, New York May
l@'.--Special meeting OF stockholders
To the stockholders ~ the Union Pacific
Railroad Company; Notice IL hcrroy glv
en- that q, special meeting Of tho stocE..
holders of The Union Pacific Railroad
company has heen called BY the Board
Of Directors TO convene at the office %
The company, at Salt Lake city, in the
state OF Utah. on The 18th DAY Of June.
~" ~ IL O'clock NJ, for the purpose
OF considering and acting upon an amend
mont Of tho articles OF Incorporation q
said company recommended by the Board
OF Directors, increasing Its common capl-
W stock by the amount OF SlO0WO.Np.
Aod Of authorizing the issue and use of
~ additional stock aud of taking all
81. table action IN the premises
The books for the transfer Of the stock
lDoth preferred and cpmmJn VIII be
2 o'clock o m m ' on pf ~ Sath n 5sy 81 Nay
l.0h ana viii be rcopcucd al 10 o'clock a.
NJ on the Il d1y Of June 1891.
BY order of 30 Board or Directors
ALIEN MIL.LAR, Secretary.