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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

Szukali obaj i znalezli skrzynke "a
pomoca zelaznego preta. Iowal1da
chciaf ~picniadze wydobyc i odda(
policyi, ably otrzymac wysokie INA
ezne, ale g6rnik zauwazy} re trze~
ba czekac ma c~ieplejsze powietrze
(by}o to BOWEN W zimie), DO chwi'
lowo z powodu wlelkiego zimna
ME podobna W wode Hchodzic. In
walida zgodzif sic ma to i czeka}
ma dalsze "a vel wanie. Atoli g6r-
mix porozumiaf sig z kilku innymi,
wydoby{ pieniadze, podzieli} sig 2
kolegami (trzech dostafo pc 1000
marek, a jeden 5000 marek), reszte
oddano rzekomo Kolasinskiemu.
Inwalida dowiedzia} sig o dokona-.
nej sprawie podczas zesz}orocznego
odpustu W Siemianowicach cd
Ftwnego kolegi. z tego powodu
zwr6cif sig do prokuratora W Byto-
miu, ably ten spowodowa} ukaranie
superintendent, kt6rzy znalezione
pleniadze sobie przyw}aszczyli i
ably odszuka} w}asciciela pieniedzy,
cd kt6rego inwalida spodziewa sig
znaleznego. Take historye o skar~
bic Eliasza ludzle opowiadaja i tax
ia obecnie og}osi}y gazety ME-
mieckie. lie prawdy W tenn jest
niewiadomo; W kazdym razle ma"
ley wiadomo6c te przyj2c z nledo'
w~ierzaniem. Jakkolwiek pewnem
jest, re Eliasz swego vzasu okrad}
bytomska kase miejska znaczne
sunny z niej zabraf, gdzie je po-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
dzia}, ME zdo1ano dok{adnie stwier.

CiekaWa kolej jed noszy.
.-. nova. IT.
Inzynier angielski Brennan, wy
nalazca torpedy, %ochrzconej jego
nazwiskiem, "a ktora otrzyma} cd
rz2du angielskiege 10000 funt6w
szterling6w, zbudowa} niezmiernie
ciekawa kolej jednoszynowa. Wa
gon Brennana, zawierajacy rows
niez motor, ME zwiesza sig z szyny,
lecz d2zy pc niej, utrzymuj &C maj.
zupe}nlejsza r6wnowage, pomimo,
re posiada tylko ko}a pojedyhcze,
umieszczone jedno "a drugiem.
Sztuki tel dokona} wynalazca przez
st6sowanie zasady, dzieki kt6rej
utrzymuie r6wnowage bak dziecie'
cy, puszczony W ruch i powracaj acy
zawsze do pozycyi prostopad}ej,
pomimo uderzen i nachyleh. Funk
eye baka ~spe}niaj2 W danym razie
diva skrzyd}a podw6jne, umieszczo~
ne W specyalnych skrzynkach i
obracajace sic z niezmierna szyb~
koscia W kierunkach przeciwnych.
PROXY, dokonane z wagonem mode
lowem, wkt6rym zaja} miejsce syn
wynalazcy, daily wyniki znakomite.
Wagonik, pcruszany motorem elek~
trycznym, dazy} gfadko pc szynie,
przeby} w2woz pc %chwieJnej LIME
drucianej, wspia} sig ma pag6rek,
zatacza} krzywlzny, ma chwile ME
tracac r6wnowagi. Jak twierdzi
wynalazca, najsilniejsza burza ME
jest W moznosci przewr6cit wago~
nu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

CIEKAWE KZECZY
s4 II
Il" o., d
Skarb EliaSZa.

Wszystkim chyba jest znany z
opowiesci g}osny RADIUS g6rnosla-
ski Eliasz, kt6ry pc dzls dzieh lyle
W domu karnym W Raciborzu. Byf
on naczelnlkiem handy rabusi6w,
kt6ra pred okolo 80 laty bardzo
wiele ciezkich kradzieiy pope}ni{a'
Jednym re wsp6lnik6w Eliasza byf
nieiaki Kolasihski, ktory uclek1
do Polski pod Moskalem i tam
r6wniez jeszcze zyje. Ten Kolasin1
ski opowiedziaf pewnemu gornlko.'
wi z Laurahuty (pracujacemu daw"
niej W Polscc pod Moskalem), re
on wraz z Eliaszem pred. wielu
laty skradf skrzynke zfotych pie~
niydzy, og5tem $4,000 marck tie
pieniadze pod pewnym mostem ma
drodze z Bytomia do L%aurahutY W
w,l1i, za lur1yt i kamieniami
obtozyf. Kolasihski oznaczy} do
kladnie 6w most. G6rnik tedy,
gdy zamieszka} W Laurahucle, po~
szcdf do tego mostu, by tych pie
nledzy szukac, ale ich znalesc ME
m6g}. Zwierzy} sig wiec pewnemu
inwalidzie, aty mu pomdg} szukac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
-
PrZeCiW kaWalerOm.

W Fort Dodge, Iowa, :kazdy
mezczyzna miedzy 25 a Is rokiem
zycia must sig ozenlG. Taxi erdy-'
mans wyda} major Bennett, a .rada
miejska 60. zatwlerdzi}a. Kazdy
mezczyzna, uchylajacy sig z pod
tego prawa, bedzie karany grzyw-
na. Kary wynosic beda cd 10 do
100 dolar6w. Jesli mezczyzni "a
st6suja sic do przepisu - ME be
die W Fort Dodge starych panien.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
Straszny Czyn.

w Duerkheim .obla} pewien ku-
piec lone swoja i troje dzieci benz
zyna i podpali}~ iona umarla ~
strasznych meczarniach, :dzieci So
ciezko poparzone. Sprawce areszto,
wano. ... -:.~:,- .s..:-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
r i
Kapftan z Koepenicku

szewc Voigt, skazany swego czasu
"a sw6j 6mia}o wykonany najazd ma
magistrat W Koeppenicku ma 4 lata
prowadzi sig wzorowo i uchodzii "a
dobry przyk}ad ola innych wsp6}
~towarzyszy. PRAGUE W swoim "a
wodzle j podobpo jego obuwie. ME
] najgorsze. Tylko zdrowie mu ME
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
Fam ma ksiedza.

ZamaCh ma ksiedza.
w Reichenstadt (Czechy) stree
lii cztery ray robotnik Jaehnel z
Klotcndorf'u do. ks. dzlekana Man.
dera, wychodz2cego pc skohcso~
mem nabozehstwie. z koscio}a, i
ranif go clezko. Zandarmi zdo}ali
strza{ami z r%ewolweru wstrzYmaG
uciekajacego. zbrodniarza, kt6ry,
padajac ma ziemie, usl}owa1 siebie
zastrzelic. Ciezko ranionego z}o-
czynce odstawiono do szpita'a W
Leipa. .Zbrodni, jak twierdzi, do
kona} przez zemste~
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

MA Az 10 IL
ARROW dobrego gruntu SO
ARROW pod p}uglem ressta
pastwiska i Dor. Dom muro-.
wany. nowy, chew newy do
statni ma 40 ! sztpk i ydla 6
kon. ! 100 ton6W eiana;; oravz
kilku nnych v najlepsatzymll
przadku, budynk6W. 81 mill
cd Winony. Zg}esit SIC sdo,.
w'asc'c'e'a / 40
J6zefa szum'hst i' I. A.
Bluff siding, VI VI,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13
Pozar W kOpalni.

w szyble Carnetas, W kopalni
miedzi W Velardena wybuch} po..
lar, kt6ry>osaczy} lo7 g6rnik6w.
Siedemnastu g6rnik6w uratowa}o
sig. Polar szerzy sig dalej i ME ma
nadziei, ably pozosta{ych g6rnik6w
MONA uratowac. Dotad wydobyto
25 trup6w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1907-06-13

dopisuje. Sunny p~ieniezne, zebrane
z rozmaitych stron ma niego, So
dose wysokie i zapewniaja mu
spokojna p~rzysz}osG. JUL mu nawet
sprawiono meble i ca{y warsztat.
szewski, tax re pc wyjsciu z VIE.
zienia mole zabrac sic .smiafo do
swego kopyta. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10
PRISONERS DIG
FOR LIBERTY
yo,,thtuI Gang Of Burglars and
Robbers Take Advantage OF
Corridor Privileges.
NEW FIRE STATION, NO. TWO.
,,,,,,ped to Fight Flames ON East
p,uch---Fair Association VIII Give
Exhibit This Year.

,,, Ian. 1O.--Whiie making ms
.ds IN the county jail yesterday
.,tornoon Deputy Sheriff Barlow WIZ
sar discovered where an attempt hau
, s made by some of the prisoners 10
s,r hole through the cast wall oil tne
,an corridor. 1t is surmised that the
..or,nt 10 escape was made by the
a.'a,tbtu gang Of burglars and robbers
~ are Awaiting trial in the district
WIZ ',, THE prisoners have been per-
W., ia walk around in the CORRIDOR
~ ne ,he iail every day for exercise ouo
- " now on they Will be conineu W
~ cell corridor, with fewer hpertles'
ti Tha hovs have been making consiu-
ahIe noise OF late during the Day
e e.rV yesterday afternoon Deputy Wilson
ai,o,,gbt something wrong so quietly
sI..3yed around and examined the
Ills In the bath room he found u
hnin about six inches in diameter
Who're The plaster had been torn OH 70
No rock wall. To the east of the cells
v,here II Is dark ne found another mole
w. he wall TO the stones. 1t Is supposed
,ha hovs had only just commenced To-
Az l;', ont when discovered. Sherin Sc
hring was notified and ordered that tne
,risoners be locked up in the cell cor
rdor 80 long as they are kept NJ tue
iai they are about as tough ounch
NJ Youngsters as the officers nave ever
had 10 deal with In Ogden.
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CERTAIN RESULTS.
Many "a Salt Lake City Citizen Knows
How Sure They Are.

Nothing uncertain about the work OF
Doan's Kidney Pills in Salt Lake City.
There IL plenty of positive proof OF this
in the testimony of citizens. Such evil
dence should convince the most skep-
teal sufferer, Read the following
statement;
Mrs. NJ Burge, OF As Jeremy St,
Salt Lake city. Utah. says: 81 have
never known Doan's Kidney pills TO
fail IN relieving the worst forms OF
backache or kidney trouble. They
have been used I'm our family as
standard remedy both here and in our
old home in England. Any person who
Is afflicted with kidney complaint,
backacho or any irregularlty OF the
action Of the kidneys should give
Doan's Kidney Pills trial, for 1t is
certain that good results viii be OBJ
tanned"
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents, Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name--Doan's--a
take no other.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10

the chair was instructed to appoint two
delegates to attendt he Denver Arid
Land convention. The county and CITY
VIII appoint their allotted list of dele
gates allowed
Inc matter of drafting bills to pre-
sent TO the next state legislature relat-
Ing to the sinking of flowing wells in
the arid sections of the state and that
or governing the shipment and FURNISH
ing or cars for live stock purposes were
referred to the committe on legislation.
WILL ENFORCE HORTICULTURAL,
LAW.
A member of the state board of hor-
tlculture met with the county commits
sioners today. and IL was decided to en-
force the law governing the spraying
OF trees during the coming season.
NEW COUNTY OFFICERS.
Nephi, Jan. 9.-The new board of
county commissioners organized today
after two busy days. In which the af-
fairs OF the old board We're prepared
ready TO turn over to the new county
officers. George McCune was reelected
chairman OF the board. Following the
transaction of routine business, the fol-
lowing appointments were made.
p. H. Sparks. water commissioner.
q. Is. Roberts, fish and game war
den.
Anna Coleman. deputy county clerk
sadie Sperry, deputy treasurer.
Mrs Louise Nickers, deputy recorder
William Bailey, deputy assessor for
Nephi.
Martin Nielsen. deputy assessor for
Levan.
e. w. Peterson and Anthem Chris
Jensen, deputy range assessors.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10

be raised as cheaply as In California.
The rainfall for the past year was
slightly over II inches from Feb. to
Aug. IL. Deciduous fruits such az
peaches. grapes pr,ines, will thrive Well
In this climate. There Is natural feed
right on the surface FOR many miles
that would support many thousand
head OF hogs and cattle
a market for the products of tile val
ley " already here as the merchants
OF Searchlight, FL Dorado, Newberry
and other camps are buying everything
from southern California, paying fabu-
lous prices for just what the valley can
raise. II. NJ. Benson. who is behind
this project is now In Searchlight and
states that before long the entire val
ley will be under cultivation. A town
site Is being laid out ON the line OF the
survey OF the Salt Lake system from
Nlpton, Cal. to Searchlight, Nev.
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Today ; Ogden News

was the cause OF death. from which
he had suffered but two DAYS. Be
sides young wife and babe he leaves
his parents, brothers and sisters to
mourn his sudden and untimely de-
mise. The funeral will be held sum
day at o'clock at the Lynn ward
Westinghouse.
WEDDING LICENSES.
Licenses to wed were granted bv the
county clerk to tho following couples:
Fred Simon. SO. of Ely. Nevada. and
Caroline Kessler, 80, of Ogden City,
Glen Pardoe, 81, and Miss Ella
Moulding, Is. both of Ogden City.
Guy b. Nelson and Miss Alice NJ.
Cave. both of lawful age and residents
of Ogden.
George r. Gaylord and Sadie X
ycrger, both of Ogden and OF lawful
age.
John Gibson and Harriet strong,
both of lawful age and residents OF
ogden.
JACK SMOOTH RELEASED.
Jack Smoth, who was arrested I'm
Salt Lake by officer Malone and
brought back TO Ogden for an inves-
tigation OF his alleged associations
with Rose Raleigh, who is being held
az the Instance OF n. o. Ogden for
the alleged embezzlement of about
5000 of his FIRMS money, was re-
leased from custody after careful
sweating by the police. as nothing
mat would incriminate him could be
secured from him. He denied fatty
that he had in any way been asso-
ciated with the girl or had encouraged
her In the alleged theft of the money.
SUIT ON A NOTE.
In the district court before Judge
Howell and jury all day Yesterday
was occupied in hearing the case OF
Charitta a. Browning ct al against
Stephen A. Browning ct al, to re-
cover the sum of s1.761 alleged to
be due on three promissory notes dat
ed January, 1902. The Jury after
being out several hours returned with
verdict IN favor of the plaintiff for
1881 and costs.
PRIZE FIGHTERS HELD FOR
TRIAL.
Cyclone John Thompson and Maur-
ice Thompson who We're arrested yes
terday afternoon by the sherifts force
ON the charge of participating in a
prize fight at the Grand Opera House
tuesday evening were arraigned be-
fore Judge Murphy and their bonds
liked at $500 which they were able
TO furnish. Rev, ElderlSin of the Con-
gregauonal church who swore to the
complaint, is backed by the Minis
terial association Of the icty.
The preparing of the complaint by
County Atty n. J. Harris at the re-
quest of Rev. Elderkin was his first
official act since he took the oath
of office on Jan. Z.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10
1NrERMoUNTAIN FAIR ASSN.
Elects Board of Dlrectors-Wiii Give
Exhibition and Races.

ogden Jan. 1O.--The Intermonntain
Fair association held its annual Stock
holders meeting yesterday afternoon,
which was fairly well attended. me
reports of the officers were received.
The treasurer reported receipts
amounting to s3,S50.50 with disburse-
ments amounting to about the same,
President Nye In his report regretted
very much the lack of interest taken
by the manufacturers, and cattle rais-
ers of the county in the fair given tor
six days last fall, and felt that the en-
CONFINEMENT given the association was
not what IL should have been. Not
withstanding these conditions the
stockholders agreed TO Try II again this
year and will hold another fair, also
horse races at intervals throughout the
summer. An endeavor will be made
10 get the canning factories, candy fac
tory. sugar factory and other concerns
10 put an exhibit IN the fair this year.
The association was hit hard by the
severe wind storm few months ago.
which practically destroyed its build
ings. but these will be rebuilt just as
soon as the weather will permit.
The directors elected are VIM. Glas-
mann, o. b. Madison. j. c. Nye, Q. M.
Runyon, Jesse Towers, DR.. G. w. Baker
and Moronl Stone. They will meet In
the near future and elect officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10
CHEYENNE, WYO.
MEETING OF LEGISLATURE.
Senator Warren INDICATED and VIII
Be Reelected TO Succeed Himself.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Cheyenne, Wyo., Jan. S.--The ninth
Wyoming legislature convened at noon
today, meeting in joint session IN the
hall of the house. After prayer and
temporary organization, Governor Bry-
ant B. Brooks was escorted TO the
chamber and delivered his second mes
sage to a Wyoming Legislature. The
message was an exhaustive and inter-
esting story of the states progress,
work of state officers, state boards and
commissions, conduct of state institu-
tions, and a series of recommendations
for lettering conditions.
/, Hon. o. H. Brown. hold-oVer SEN
ator from Uinta county. was selected
as president of the upper house, with
George w. Perry, banker OF Sheri-
dan county, as chief clerk.
Hon. Scott X. Snively OF Sheridan
county was elected speaker of the
house; Charles Aegesheimer of Lara
ME county was named as chief clerk.
The present week will be devoted to
appointing committees, introducing bills
and getting organized. Next week the
regular junketing trip to the state in
situations along the Union Pacific will
probably be taken. This tunket will
probably be arranged so that members
and others can attend the annual con-
vention of the Wyoming Wool Growers
association, Wnlcn meets III ROCK
Springs on the 18th and 10Th.
SENATOR WARREN INDICATED.
II there was any doubts in the minds
of the people OF Wyoming as to the at
titude OF the state legislature toward
United States Senator Francis IL. War
rem with reference 10 the yellow jour-
nal charges against the senator, these
doubts were dispelled this morning
when the Republican members of the
senate and house. and they constitute
an overwhelming majority OF the
legislature In caucus selected the sem
ator as the party nominee to succeed
himself. by a unanimous vote. And
in so doing the solons not only en-
dorsed the senator but they showed
their disbelief in the charges that have
been made against Mr.. Warren. In
deed, the action OF the legislature may
be regarded as a vindicatlon of the
Wyoming senator.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10
WINNER OF NOBEL
POETS PRIZE.

The Nobel poets prize has been won
this time by Giosue Carduccl Tho
whole of the civilized world will cer-
tainly greet most cordially the aged
poet, the pride of Italian poetry who
celebrated this year in the summer
his SEVENTEEN birthday. Today he rs
already quito a historical parsonage.
The time Is now far distant when,
as an ardent champion OF the future
Independence OF Italy. he sang In
honor OF Mazini az the most stead
fast of patriots who knew no truth
save his ideal, when with bitterness
d, no described how Italy, by means OF
foreign help, crept shyly and secret
~ into Rome. conJuring the geese Of
The capital to remain silent Today
he IL numbered among those who In
modern Italy, see their wishes and
hopes in the main fulfilled. In the
realm OF poetry also Carducci may
take 10 himself the assurance that he
has succeeded in his mission. when
he frst made his appearance ms
poet he was the principal antagonist
OF the Italian Romanuolsm which
had become old and enfeehled. a
Tuscan through and through, iilled
with the spirit OF Italian humanism
when no had studied most deeply, he
celebrated the sun and dlsregafded
the pale. exhausted moon; he eXtolled
and represented the classical rigor
ana clearness OF form as against the
arbitrary looseness of rhythm and the
free meters which had been long play
ed out. He introduced into Italian
poetry, as Is woll known. In "Odi Bar
bale" for the first time the meter OF
classic antiquity, after the example
OF the German poet, August Won
Plathon, Enthusiast and roalist satir-
lat and writer Of hymns all IN one, he
H. like crystal which reflects many
colored rays. once more. then, me
honor to the pride Of the University
OF Bologna Correspon-
daura
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NEPHI.
PASSING OF A PIONEER.
William ID. Norton Laid to Rest
Commercial Club Notes.


Special Correspondence.
Nephi. Juab Co., Jan. S.--With the
burial of William ID. Norton. pioneer.
Indian fighter and early settler in Ne
phi, who was laid to rest Jan. 3. the
ranks of the early pioneers is further
diminished.
Mr.. Norton was born in 1882, at Lime
stone county, Ala In 1850 he Joined
the Church and came to Nauvoo,
crossed the plains and entered Utah
the same year. Four years later he
married Tabetba Mcdaniel. They had
IL children, 62 grandchildren and "a
great-grandchildren. Mr.. Norton filled
a mission In the Southern States dur
ing 1915 and served in the Black
Hawk and Walker Indian wars, and
he has resided here in Nephi for up
wards of 40 years.
Funeral services were held in the
Second ward Westinghouse. The fol-
lowing speakers eulogized the noble life
and example of the departed and
offered words of encouragement and
comfort to the bereaved. Elders Isaac
ii. Grace, Edward j. Poy. p. p. Chris
Jensen. Joseph Garrett and Bishop T.
ii. G. ParlSes eulogized the noble ex-
ample of the departed.
BEEF AND MUTTON SHIPMENTS.
David Downing, the cattle buyer who
has contracted nine cars of cattle here.
is In town and will ship his purchased
stock east on the 10th inst.
w. L. Purcell of the Cudahy Packing
company OF Los Angeles. Cal, was in
town today and contracted IL cars
of lambs from a Nephi buyer. The
lambs will be loaded at Moroni, Utah.
Nine of Proves crack shots came In
on the II a. IN. train today, and along
with some of'Nephis hunters spent the
day in hunting Jack rabbits. Two
hundred of the furry tribe are reported
slain during the day.
COMMERCIAL CLUB.
At the Commercial club this evening
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ty-third street just east of Monroe ave-
nue., was opened yesterday and is fully
equipped 10 fight the fires that may oc-
cur on the bench. The station win be
connected with all fire alarm boxes
above Adams avenue, and the boys at
the station will answer all calls east
OF Adams avenue. The station is in
charge of L. L. Barton. who will have
as his assistants G. r. West, b. j.
Cheney, John Hox, r. Steele and Hen
~ Newey. The upper story of the sta
ton has been fitted up for sleeping
apartments for the men.
BANKS ELECT OFFICERS,
The Commercial National bank direc-
tors held meeting yesterday afternoon
and elected the following named off,
Gers to serve during the ensuing year:
A. r. Haywood, president; A. G. Fell,
Vice president; o. NJ. Runyon, cashier.
These are all new officers.
The annual stockholders meeting of
the Ogden State bank was held, ana the
entire directorate was reelected. After
the stockholders meeting the direc-
tors selected as officers III. C. Bigelow,
president; ]. Nj. Browning, vice presi-
dent: a. p. Bigelow, cashier; Robert
A, Moyes. assistant cashier, A three
per cent dividend was paid, and $4,000
added to the surplus.
The First National and Ogden Saw
ings banks held their stockholders
meeting, re-electing the old board of
directors. During the year the bank
has paid 20 per cent dividends on it's
stock.
The Commercial National hank post
poned its annual meeting until Satur-
day afternoon.
STATE SCHOOL FOR BLIND.
The board of trustees of the state
deaf and blind school had it's regular
monthly meeting yesterday afternoon.
II was decided to give the blind stu
dents who belong to the orchestra,
which is doing such excellent work one
half hour more each day in which to
practise.
Supt. briggs report showed an at
tendance of 9S pupils at the school in
both departments, and that no sickness
exists, excepting one case of diphthe-
ria, which is convalescent ,
The financial report was received.
showing the finances to be all right, and
the school report in that line will 10 to
the Legislature without deficit.
1t was decided to have music for all
classed in the gymnasium department.
as 1t has been found to be helpful I'm
teaching the children to march and go
through the other exercises. Payrolls
and expense accounts amounting to
$4,000 We're ordered paid.
DEATH OF PROMISING YOUTH.
Death claimed Andrew Lofgreen. a
young man % years old, yesterday at
his home at Five Points. brain fever
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-01-10
PLEASANT GROVE
Death of Mrs. j. L. Brown---Numer-
Gus Social Functions.

Special Correspondence.
Pleasant Grove. Utah. Jan, 9.-Great
sympathy is felt for Prof. J. l.. Brown
in the death OF his wife. Mr.. Brown
was a product of this town and he and
his family have lived here many years.
The remains will be brought here this
afternoon for burial in the family lot.
Prof d. II. Robson has gone TO Man
Il. where he Is engaged as principal
OF the High school. His departure is
regretted but this town cannot hold
all the professors 1t turns out.
Prof Newell Bullock of the Leland
Stanford university, California, called
here TO visit his parents a few days ago
enroute to the Rush Medical college.
Chicago. whers he goes to pursue a
course of study. Newell Is another
Pleasant Grove hoy. but he has left his
native heath for more lucrative posi-
tons.
Prof. John Y. Brown another of our
native sons, is at the Rush this sea-
son pursuing the study of medicine. He
got a leave OF absence from the Utah
University.
Social functions were very numerous
during the holidays.