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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
pRrsIoNERos he pLAcEmEs.

La sefara /. g. Ba. :. esposa del
ahogade dc Dlstrlto y la sonora J. f..
Trainer, csposa del Condestabie del
Pfeainto No. 1, encabesaron 4 otras
muchaa soiioras, que 50 propusieron
hacor que los prisioneros ianto del
Condado como dc Ia cludad, olvidaran
ats Reuas por I'M ratio, cbaeaulsndo.
les un magnifico mend durantc el
pfa dc dor Graeiaa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03

"Cate saludAhlea, ss Ia tmitasI6n
.piks hAbii del cafe real, cue ianoas 80
hasa sisto. Dr.. saoop 10 toruo Dc
paro srsao tcsta8o. esbads. nass.
etc. No rsauiore ei fassidleso her.
viz dc 90 & 30 nainutos. auestra gratis
De vsnta sn Ia I3osisa aea Leon. as
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
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mada Maria do la lais iisrpeadess la
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viso, paes in seislas yiyta sassrasssa-
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03

MAxiMlLIANo, Poema EpIeo Ma.
cionsl Msxicano. Sc epcuentsa va
de yenta sn la Abrersa de III BEai-
DOR, Precio: GO cts. Dirfiansc los pc.
d,dos & PABLO RUIZ. 206 8. La.
redo e,.. San Antonio. Tsx.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
Diccionario Isslss, ssss,,sIa EsgsssIy g 2ssIs,y, 7

contseHs t0sas las yoesa psuaieg -
subas lepenss con sus aItesentessoaT
cioncsi les prinoipales ffases faEsiia-
req y naodlsmos; is nomenclature REQ
dsYna copsrcsaI 3 inslassrlaiss les flasts.
bses prpploA y Ia psannnelaeidn sisa3ga
tia dc o. Mionsag pos E. U0fcssa Rue
taraAmss, tsss t0iasa bibn es9pset tEft1a
Presto, $3.50. pfdRse rAblo osufs
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
rnEs Nil PESOS pdR UNA PIER

TRES Nil PESOS pdR UNA PIER.
NA.
Ei muchacho inexicano llamado Luz
Garcia y aui0u perdI6 uua plorna poT
habes csfdo debnio de un CAIRO del
'terreesrrit 1, q g. NJ. y 50 desfigurt
Ia cara en- IA eaids, poe tntosposietdn
do sn padre Josa Garcia. ob,uvo dc
In compahie ferrocarPiieFn Ia sums
do $4,000, La peticlon eataba por
sab e0ty0.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
pna 20 Aaoa.

PUH ~ AnDEs
sAd;unto haiiata una oTdsn do di>
noso por tin Fsse, para quo 50 aifyan
envIarmo por dioho iiuporte, el pari-
flcador ssmmopa para q Htsado. colo
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El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03
Gran Barata!.
TN Resra.o arande por rs cts.

Enyio yd. Eu retrato ci de cuas-
uuiers osra pcrsona y 75 ots. en- es-
tampillRa de & Q cts. en- ordsn Poe
tai, ne 10 amplIflcsremos. es do
cir, ie enyiaremus gratis ei rcisato dc
,snsAo natural, deyolvIsadele ,amtier
81 original!
Dlrilanae q PABLO CRUZ. 2o5 8
Laredo ST. STATION A, Gan Ant MO
Texaa.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03

- e. ceNsuLToa,o nEL Or.
nATlsTA as iIa cambisdo q 81 edl-
ficto del pcrt6dtee de Ell REaIpoR.
donde stcndsrA 6 sun ci!entes en- 10
fasuro. Gale Laredo al Sur No.
ses. Ban Antonio, Texas.
El regidor. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1888-????, 1908-12-03

LA PERLA RoJA.
LOS HiJos DE LA LUNA.
DIANA Y ELESA.
Ell PARRIoIDA.
Los EsTRhNauLAnoREs.
Ell. sidPATlGo Cs scARRABIAs.
Haganss ios psdtsioa q PABLO
CRUZ, statton A. EOS 8. LAREDO St.
san Aatonio. Toxaa.
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Santiago lIEwErsoN
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

Technology men now in Hawai- '0.
Newell Is a graduate Of the cl1. ar
Sj and many pleasant Renaissance
were INDUCED In during the dinner. a
society was formed and many excel
lent resolutions made in its conncr'
ton. The guests included Messrs. 2
Lord. ]. +. Brown, Norman WatEin
w. c. Frecr, \. G Halves, Jr.
Cards have been received as fol-
lows: To meet Mr. and Mrs. Claude
Usbournc and Miss Gordon. Canon
and Mrs. Usbourne. At Home Tues
day evening, November twenty
fourth. at half-past eight o'clock. St.
Clements Rectory. Dancing.
Mrs. Bernicc Walbridge was tue
hostess of a delightful dinner on
t'Wedncsdav evening, the g7lerts in
i"IpHma Mrs putIu 1uarw ISIS
'lmllwriJ tu. Niaas rarlu Na r.
thur Macintosh, Al. a.rl.iuno on.
and Mr.. Mclnerny.
Miss Julie Damon's marriage TO V
Harold Giffard will be ON the 18th .
family affair and very private The
stately bridc.clect will certainly look
lovely In her bridal robes of wIite.
Mr. AMI Mrs. Stackable who have
Just returned from Europe, are spend
ing few weeks at the Bishop cottage
at Waikiki pending the completion OF
their home on Hassinger street
Col. \. G, HAYES, who has been
spending several months ct Sans Sou
cl with his wife, expects to return on
sun1ay TO San Francisco tA
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

ter of the Experiment Station designed
The menu and Mr.. Royal Mead CAV,
very valuable suggestion. Mr.. Jane
Wilder was the star player, as well a.
the writer and made fun and .h1,ht,l
throughout the clever skit Thei1 were
also Spanish mandolin player. Jap.
anese wrestlers, q negro ventriloCdist
and much music. II was glorious o..
Casion and the entertainment mCat
amusing and rcplCte with local pokes
on types of men, most Of whom wC"c
present and enjoyed the fun as much
iicious and well.propared menu. The
banquet concluded with "A pes MIA.
lion of a portrait Of the president; Hon
5. VI. Damon, and toast to him which
was enthusiastically drunk by all
present Governor Frcar AM Mr..
EredoI.s. Eeyull made good speeches
r 2
II ia wei, Tor the ugbis>s to knnU
that Working Relief Committee has
been, appointed To which cases a.
cruelty can be reported and relief Oh,
tanned. Mrs. Dole, the president OF
the Humane Society, can always be
rung up By telephone, and will willing,
ly aid cases of cruelty to children or
animals, II upon investigation the ne
cessity is obvious, and the three mem.
bers Of the committee, Mrs. +. NJ.
Swan2y, Mrs. a. G. Halves. Jr.. and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
SOCIAL NOTES

McCandlcss, Vernon TCnny, Charles
Brennan, Ward Walker. Carter Gait.
William Alexander Dewitt Alexander,
Douglas Baldwin, Ernest BALDWIN.
August Schaefer, Kenneth Relfnrl
Gustav BallentyDe Malcolm Tut.
Ivan Graham, Alan Renton. iiarClG
Morgan, Herbert Be- oswald Stcph.
en-, Ralph Girdler, Ormsted Atwatar,
Francis McStocker, Reynold McGlcw.
EmmOns. ...
4 4
Mrs. Wrightson of Fort Shaftcr
was the charming hostess of bridge
tea on Thursday afternoon. The
guests were invited quite early, so
they could listen to Captain Berger's
band, which plays always on that af-
ternoon Mt the Fort. After listening
to the brilliant music for a while,
bridge tables were set up and the
first prize. a pink silk sewing bag,
was awarded Mrs W,adhams: the
BOBBY prize. a cup and saucer, being
won by Mrs. Andrew Fuller. \
pleasant hour was spent discussing
'he dehclous Viands. ms guests IN
cluded Mrs. s. NJ Damon. Mrs. Me-
'e''." N,"s'ou.' WIS
""'n""'' "'S' 0"nuo'pn, Mrs' ret-
~ WIS i''So"S' MrS' MOSES W.
mrS' |or win heeS' MIS-. fhilip An
ure"S' Mrs' Morton flggs' Mrs.
fleid' Mrs. upham. Mrs. Arthur wall
Mrs' horhDerger. Mrs. Fuller, MISS
Hardaway. 90 .. 'HI.a f.#' 'a'
y
Inc luncheon when Mrs. Allan
Bottomiey gave on wednesday was "A
very pleasant affair and the extern
sive views which can be seen from
all the windows were very much en-
joyed. The guests were Mrs. Field,
Mrs. X. J. Pratt, Mrs. Will Soper,
Mrs. Won Damn. Mrs. Ralph Forster.
Mr., and Mrs. Bottomley also enter
tanned al dinner on Tuesday evening
I'm honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Berg. Mr.. and Mrs Lewton Brain.
Miss InpIip and Mr. Jameson. The
table decorations nj yellow were most
o1.oti,oIv orro,.od
"e , Dee ~
- s' , ,Ds ~ -,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14
Once Upon a lime

there was Man of Intellect who was
extremely Absent-Minded He would
forget his Meals to Devour Treatise
upon the Omniscience of the Subjec-
tive.
Early in Life his Mind secured
Divorce from his Body, and Demanded
as Alimony two-thrds of the Blood
Supply; and his Expanding Dome soon
Resembled Pumpkin upon bending
Stalk. ....... .,...
When he could no longer Support
it, he was Quite Distressed, and went
to Doctor The Doctor said, ssYou
are not Really Man. Practice Calls
themes with Lead Pencils till you work
up an Imitation Appetite, and then
Help it Some with Glass Of Primo
Beer
Now the Man was so Good that
it hurt; he would not Allow his Chill
dren to play Authors because it was
Card Game, and put a Ban or all the
Unholy Modern ADJUSTMENTS because
he had never done Such Things when
He was a Boy. When the Doctor
said 'B eer,'' he threw up his Hands
in Holy Horror and Passed Away.
Moral: Some people are Too
Good-others are good, too.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

The University Club on "Wednesday
evening was the scene Of dinner f.
honor of Mr.. Frederick II. Newell. Civ
en- by the Massachusetts Institute OF
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-11-14

Col. 4. G. Halves, who has been
spending several months at sans Sou
CT with his wife, expects to return on
sunday TO San Francisco. az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
SESSION OF CITY soLoNs.
Provo Reservoir Company lncorpor-
atcd for $15O, Bells.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Sept. 22-The session OF the
rity council was very busy one last
night, and considerable routine bust.
ness was transacted.
Mr.. z. johnson who appeared before
the council asking for permission 10
put in aEprivate sewer line. was grant
e,l permission provided that ne would
not protest against the creating OF .
,wer district upon the said street IN
hicl1 the private sewer was construct
~. 49,
An ordinance was passed levying me
tx and for the assessment OF the
property in paving district No dis-
'rict No 10, for the purpose OF ae-
;raying the expenses of constfuciitis
he sidewalks therein, and proNidlng
for the payment Of the same. one fiftn
Of fhe sun, total to be paid within ~
days and the balance in yearly pay
rnents ar four equal parts. TWO more
ortlinances;t passed, beth creating sewer
districts Nos. s and 3. District NC. )
embraces The south side of seventh
North to the south side OF Flttn SCUM
street IN First East street. and diStIlct
M on the south side of FirstsNorth
street 10 the south side of Third south.
street on Academy avenue Noi,eay
Oct. l., was the time set TO near pro-
test ard objection.
After appropratins s70.a7, the city
portion of tho cost of paving 70 - th..
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
DEsERET EVENING NEWS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER s. 1908

the general authorities there We're
present Elder David o. Mckay of the
quorum of the twelve and Elder o. T,
Miller of the presiding bishopric. The
instructions given were mainly doc
trinal but III addition the temperance
question also received earnest consid-
Grafton. The visiting elders as we'll
as Prest- Seegmiler each made strong
talks on this subject, Judging from
the sentiment in this stake there is no
question but what the saloon will be
" thing of the past here ! L a local op-
ton law is enacted The reports
showed the stake ITO be iii good condi-
ton spiritually as well as temporarily
splendid crops being assured the pres
ent season. Elder w. w. Morrison
was released as stake superintendent Of
religion classes and Elder John +.
Iepplelr sustained to ill this position
Elder Heppler chose as his assistants
Elders Homer McCarty and Jonathan
Lloyd Special meetings held during
the conference We're, a Sunday school
union meeting, & meeting of the high
priests@quorum and a joint session of
the Mutual Improvement associations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
WELLSVILLE
FOUND DEAD IN THE STREET.
Htinerant Tinker Named Sllapcspier
Succumbs to Morphine and Drink.

Special Correspondence.
Wellsvtlle, Sept. 1S-Sesterday morning
the dead body of Il man, tinker By
trade, who faS been here but two days,
WAS found lying face downward in the.
street near the corner OF Main and Sec
ond North streets. At the inquest held
today 1t was learned that he had been
drinking very heavily last night, and Il
bottle of morphine was found in his
pocket His companion says they left
Ogden last Monday, walking up to Brig
hnm City that day and then over TO
Wellsville next day IIG SAYS ne had
only been acquainted with him for n
few days. The dead man went by the
name of Shakespier. The county took.
charge of the body. There We're no
marks or bruises on the body TINT would
indicate foul play.
Thomas NJ Maughan has been very
i'll for the past 10 days with an attack
OF appendicitis, but he is reported now
us being out of danger.
Four Young men recently received let
ters from Box 3 and will leave for mis-
sions In the near future.
Grandma Jane Brown is very III with.
pneumonia, and little hope is held out
for her recovery. Her children have all
been summoned 10 her bedside.
Ariel son of Mr.. and Mrs Brig.
Vaughan, is improving nicely after his
operation.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
PAROWAN.
Severe Wind stornl--lrtcsian Irrisa-
ton-Dist. Court Sept. 23.
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Parowan, Iron Co.. Sept. 1S-An epi-
demic of summer complaint is raging
here and some serious cases have devel-
oped. the lf-months-old child OF Hannah
and Edgar Dalton succumbed to the dis.
ease on the 18th inst
ia, ThreShinS has commenced: there Will
be three machines running this fail, last
fall there was but one. Henry ana Geo
II. Taylor James Miller and S. T. and
Silas Orion have Just purchased a new
machine. and company of farmers has
purchased the John 4. Mitchell machine
to do their work.
The worst windstorni experienced for
years occurred on the 18th when trees
We're blown over. haystacks overturned.
and telephone poles broken. late oats
were badly thresheu out and things gen.
orally shaken up.
+. l.. Culver is having a number of s.
inch artesan wells put down on his place
on the bottoms. He is quite successful
in getting water and expects to have.
enough to irrigate over "a hundred acres
when he gets through.
The district court will convene here on.
the 23rd inst. The calendar is Very
light no jury cases. Motions, demurrers#
and a few probate matters will be all
that will be heard.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
SCHOOL SANITATION
SnDt. Nilsson Issues Letter to I'rin-
cipals on Important Subject.

al'auDt. AiissOn Issues ElICltCfa TO ssI'tln-
cipals on Important Subject.
Ogden. Sept. superintendent Will
liam Allison of the Ogden public schools
has sent the following self-explanatory
letter 10 all principals III each build
ing:
ITO Principals-Thc use of drinking
cups has been entirely abandoned. Ac-g
cording to medical authority the drink
ing cup is the source OF much of the
distribution Of contagious diseases. "A
plumber Will adjust the water taps in
Your buildings so that a continuous
flow may be had, Please do not al
low the use of any drinking cups in or
about your buildings.
I 1t is hardly necessary to mention
again that pencils and penholders
should not he taken upsand redistribut-
cd. Let each child keep the pencil
and penholder that is given him the
first of the year. Children are in the
habit of putting pencils and rerrholders
how dangerous the practise of taking
up and giving out pencils and pen
holders may become.
Janitors should be instructed to use
sa@dust in sweeping. dampened with
IA disinfcctant, kreso. The RESPONSE
bility for the sanitary and clearly con-
dition Of the school buildings rests with
the principals. lie ianitors are ineffi-
Client. make a report. Make a report
in writing here. We will try and rem
3edy such conditions.
/ have arranged with Or. Beatty Of
the state board of health to meet teach-'
ers and principals one day this week.
He will discuss with us many of the.
things pertaining to school sanitation
Il will let you know by telephone when
he can come.
WILLIAM ALLISON.
Superintendent of Schools
IN THE POLICE COURT.
In the police court before Judge Muir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
RICHFIEI.D.
SUCCESSFUL COUNTY FAIR.
Indian War Veterans Encanpmcnt
Stake Conference and Prohibition.

Special Correspondence.
Richfeld Sewer Co, Sept. 20.-The
week just closed has been one of un-
usual activity and the city has been
crowded daily with visitors, The Black
Hawk indian War Veterans held a
two days encampnent that was We'll
attended and considerable enthusiasm
prevailed This followed by the OPEN
ing OF the second annual county fair
This year a new exhibition, building
was erected on the grounds and the
various exhibits were more numerous
and of a better quality than year
ago, The attendance was also much
larger and the management is now
planning for q permanent annual fair.
e. STAKE CONFERENCE.
The quarterly conference of the Sc
5vier stake convened In the stake tao
ernacle ut Rlchfield yesterday and to-
day. The attendance was good. OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
INTERSTATE NEWS BRIEFS

Thcadorc NOTES.-The early frost
has done u great deal Of damage at
Theodore The neutrality-suspicious.
house will have the brick work done
this week, @ sunday school
has been established on the Straw
berry river. J. a. ForLie and
Mr. f. Olsen made trip TO Nernal
last week. Miss Dora Murdoch Is
teaching at Vernal in the uintah Stake
academy
Lectures at Afiiford-Prof. ]. T..
Miller lectured ut the meetinShouSe
here on Sunday and Monday even
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
Commissioners want Maps IFilcd--Dis-
'rict Court--Scliool Sanitation
Funeral OF a. IL. Howe.

Ogden, Sept. 22,-Ogden City4is be-
ginning to make preparations for tho
receiving of the Ogden waterworks sys-
lem, when VIII be taken over on the
first Of the year. At the session or
the city council last evening the citv
attorney Was instructed to draft an Dr.
dinance and present it at the next.
meeting providing for q board of five
water commissioners TO manage tn,
s system.
The committee composed of Hum
nhlls PcerN aud Austin, appointed Mt
s the last meeting of the council report
ed that It would take 90 days to pro-
pare the books relative to the conduct
ing of the business The committee req
& commended that the preparation OF the
books. the transferring of the accounts
and tile making out of bills for the
water users be referred to the engross-
ing COMMITTEES with power to act The
recommendations Of the committee
We're adopted.
tive to the transfer OF the water
works, the council then passed a res
olution instructing the city recorder
to notify the. Rocky Mountain Bell
Telephone company that Its wires
through the paved district OF the city
-1IiusoL t'e1 DitihtNl III
duits before the end Of 90 days. or the
bond given by the company insuring
these improvements would be declared
4 forfeited
a. resolution was also passed recon-
mendng the removal Of the city stock
AIDE and rock pile on city hall square
to property owned by the city on
Twentieth street between Jefferson and
Madison avenues.
* The special committee appointed to-
Investigate the conditions OF the
threatened damage to the sewer near
Size additional be appropriated it the
residents of that vicinity would do
nate like amount in labor In building
wing dams to turn the course of the
river which threatened destruction to
much property. The committees
was adopted.
The report of the secretary of the
board of health showing is old cases of
scarlet fever and l. old cases of ty-
phold fever. II of the total being con-
fined TO the State Industrial school.
The city Dayrolls for the past two
weeks, amounting to $2,24S29. We're np-
proved and the auditor instructed to
draw the necessary warrants.
on bond issue OF 1892. series
number 4, $3.50, 600 at 4 per cent? amount
Ing to sl,25fs7 wasSordered paid BY the
auditor.
Inc treasurer : report si'oNt'u d, ptl.- ~
ance on hand at last report of $l6,269. 80:
total receipts Of $4.134.33; and special
taxes amounting to S3,174S5 was re-
fcrfed to.the finance committee,
The claim of Wm. Doyle. contractor,
for partial estimates an5concrete bridge
mt mouth of the canyon, amounting 10
81, geo was approved and ordered paid.
A number OF. bids for sidewalk con-
struction were opened and referred.
ECCLEs FRANCHISE DEFERRED. i
The application OF David Eccies and
associates for a franchise to build an
electric line through Ogden canyon was
again deferred by the board of county
commissioners at its session held yes
sterday afternoon. The clerk of the
board was instructed to write to the
applicants and ask them to file with the
hoard d map of their proposed line so
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-22
SANTAQU1N.
TEACHERS OUTING INSTITUTE.
Pedagogs OF Utah Co. Have Profitable
Day at Castillo.

Pedagogs OF Utah Co. Have Profitable
Day at Castillo.
Special Correspondence.
Santaquin, Utah CO.. Sept. 20.--Near-
.ly every district school teacher. prin-
cipal and supervisor besides several
trustees had Il grand educational out
ing at Castillo yesterday
1t has been the good policy OF Coun-
ty Superintendent Eggertson from the
time he was elected as superintendent
OF schools to unite the social and the
fraternal with the purely educational.
IN this he has admirably succeeded
and the fruits thereof permeate every
school district throughout the county.
Exercises at the resort We're held at
the pavilion commencing at 10 o'clock
a. m. with music by the Springvilla
school band of thirty pieces. Professor
Joseph A. Rees and Professor j. g..
Walton, the two Oldest in service, were
invited to the front to show the heal
thy effects of long and lively partici-
alton in school studies. sports and
amusementS They. as also several
other school principals, delivered short
addresses.
The leading and most prominent fea-
lture of the occasion was well deliN-
cred lecture of an imposing character,
and listened to with closest attention.
by Professor VIM. NJ. Stewart of the
."The Attitude of the Teacher in All
His Professional Relations.
At times. for many years past,
Professor Stewart has visited the in
stitute and each time has brought with
him Il flood OF inspiring life and light.
Realizing the benefits derived from
him the following resolution was hear
tily received and approved:
Whereas, Professor VIM. NJ. stewart
has been for many years an eminent
leader and ardent worker in the educa-
tional field in the territory and state OF
Utah. and
Whereas the teachers OF Utah county
ever grateful to him for his inspiring
efforts. noble teachings and exalted
personal example, do hereby
Resolve. That we the school officers,
teachers and trustees. In official insti-
tute assembled gladly express our ad-
miration for him because OF his never
firing devotion to duty his soul cen
toring interest in childhood and youth,
his potent influence among those OF MS
profession and his eminent ability as
normal instructor.
May his future be as glorious as his
past and in his declining years may he
surely feel that solace that springs
from we'll spent life in field of sa-
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