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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
EMERYViLLE ENTRIES
FOR WEDNESDAY

First race. furlongs-Mouie Montrose,
ll2; Curriculum, H.; Cuernavaca, 1i2i Vel
ma G. ll2; Cobleskill. 1l2; Dr. Rowen, ll2;
sophomore, 112; salina, 112; Elmadale, l1j;
Andrew b. Cook, 115i Blanche C., 1915 He
rives, 10z
Whisky Toddy 96; Phosphorus. SO; j. 1t.
Barr, 1Oe; Metropolitan l02; Lady Eliza
beth, 1913; Old Mexico, 1o6; CopperJown,
10; Gilbert Rose 1l0; Miles, IFS.
Third race furlongs--SalyaBe, l07;
Boas, I12; Hereafter, 112; Father Downey
ll9; OLD Settler. 112; Ben stone IL; Lord
Of the Forest l12; Taxer 1l-i Redondo, ll2;
Gold Heart, 49, Kerry, li2i Gossiper IL,
H..
Fourth race mile. Fruitvale handicap
Miss Picnic, 81; Edwin II. Fryer, 80, Rose
vale. 81; Blackford 100; Bu0bling Water
lU7: Boggs 11S; Raleigh, So.
Fifth race. mie and 20 yards-coek-
sure, loo. ed Bali, 1906 Gene Russell lO5,
sink Spring, JOG, Buckthorn, 1915 NaloskL
1913, Rosslare 100; Roy Junior l05; Round
AN j Round, III john Louis IL; silver
Line lp1; Aunt Kit. 96
sixth race, furonss-Roy T. 1o2; Ian
lta, 102; Dorothy LedEett, l02, Noygorod,
lo2; SIR John, lO5; MarDurg, loo; Nj Dere-
cho, lo5; Bishop W. 100; May sutton, lOG,
Emma c.. lO6; Creston, 1867 Deneen' lo6,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
MUSGRAVE PILOTS TWO
WINNERS THROUGH MUD

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Dec. 13.-The
mud horses today had their first in
nings of the meeting. This morning a
heavy rain fell and the track was
muddy o. x. Herndon was the prize
of the day, winning the second race
from a strong field, Musgrave giving
him a fine ride.
Arondack was the favorite in the
fourth, but was outclassed by both
Eye Bright and DR.. Barkley.
Musgrave did another clever piece
Of riding in the fifth, when he won
out on Wapnoca from the favorite,
Ethon, ridden by Powers.
Results:
First race, furlongs-Adalia won, Forty
Four second Miss Sly third; time 1:20 4-5.
Second race. "a furlongs-O. X. Hern-
don won Gerado second, Farrand Cecllan
third; time 1:12.
Third race 6 furlongs, selling--La Gloria
won. slverine second, Castlewood third
time 1:19.
Fourth race, furlongs-Eyebrigh won.
Dr. Barkley second, Arondack third; time
1871 2-5.
Fifth race. furlongs. selling-Wapnoca
won. Ethon second, Cablegram third; time
lis.
Sixth race. l lie miles, selling-County
Clerk won, Mamie Algol second, Furnace
third; time 1855 2-5,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
STILL ARE
WINNING AT TAMPA

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 13.-Five favorites
finished in front today, but the dis
qualification of j. c. Core in the sec
ond race cut the number to four. Even
at that the public had a good day, as
Beth Goodwin and May Lutz, the lat
ter a second choice, were highly fav-
ored. Whim, running in impressive
style, captured a race that was highly
gratifying to his admirers. The track
is gradually getting faster.
Results:
First race, ~ furlongs, selng-Beth
Goodwin won Nellie Burgess second, Alvise
third time 1:12 2-5
Second race. So furlongs, selllng-J c.
Core finished first but disqualified; Alice
Mack was awarded first place; Bob Ayres
second; Malcon third; time 1:15 3-5.
Third race, 515 furlongs selling-Whm
won, r. NJ Irwin second, Lou Lanier third; /;
time 1:12 is.
Fourth race. furloHgs, selllng-B. T.
Shipp won. La Sale second. Otillo third;
time III.
Fifth race 1 lie miles, seling-Nelie
Turner won Vanen second, Pirate Diana
third: time 1:49.
Sixth race, Z furlongs, selling-May Lutz
Won Elysium second, Dunvegan third time
1884 3-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

TIM JEFFRIES has put a prepara-
tion on the market guaranteed TO
- make the weak strong, a rabbit
spit in a bulldogs face, and also will
grow hair on the kitchen stove.
wouldn't it be funny if Johnson bought
package of stuff and then went in
and whipped jeff?
Jeffries does not approve OF women
seeing his battle with Jack Johnson.
1t isn't that jeff is afraid of being
defeated; it's simply his sense of
decency asserting itself.
Harry Shaw, who has a number of
fine yearlings at Moncrief, has claimed
the following names for his babies:
Donald Laurence for br. c. by Ce-
saron--Nydia.
Louis Katz, br. or blk. c. by Busk-
massie-Fair Fortune.
sam Lewis, ch. C. by Noter--Nautch
Girl.
Isabel Casse, b. f. by Herbert-Fairy
Land
Billy struve, ch. C. by votor-Lady
IverCauld.
Bretzel.
Old squaw. ch. f. by Adam-Long
Shore.
Gerdes, b. c. by Sir Dixon-Home-
spun.
Hoffman is one of the best looking
horses seen at Montcrief. He is a leggy
colt and is sure to prove a worthy con-
tender during the remainder OF the
meeting. Yesterdays race did him
much good Trainer McGuenn thought
he could win yesterday, and was very
much disappointed after the race.
However, McGuenn says keep your eye
on Hoffman in the future.
Ban Johnson of the American league
says that there will not be any
changes in the matter of games TO be
played by the big leagues next season.
He denies a report that several cluo
owners in the American league favor
a longer schedule. On the contrary, he
states that every club in his league is
against a longer schedule, and, If any
thing, would prefer shorter season.
I'VE would not stand for a longer
seq son." said Mr.. Johnson, land l am
convinced that the National league will
not agree to fewer games, and as both
leagues must agree on 50 important "A
change, you can take it for granted
that the schedules next season VIII
include 154 games, the same as here
tofore."
Bob Fitzsimmons writes from Aus
tralia that unless Jeffries beats John-
son down and out inside OF twelve
rounds the big negro will win. Fitz
saws that Jeffries will have to fight
faster than ever before and that he
will have to be better than he was
five years ago to stand the killing
pace. The Cornishman does not think
much of Johnson at that, and declares
that ten years ago he could nave
STONED the colored champion in a
couple of rounds In Fitz's opinion
Jeffries. in his prime, was a phenom-
email heavyweight, the best the world
ever saw. but he expresses some doubt
as 10 whether the boilermaker can re-
cover the old stamina.
NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Twelve year
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
BISBEE DEFEATS
|. A. MARKSMEN
ANDREWS TIES WINNERS FOR
HIGH SCORE
CAPTAIN HAGUE SHOOTS INTO
SECOND PLACE
Local Club Will Hold Duck and Chick
en- Shoot Christmas-Fight for
Off-Hand Medal Will Also
Take Place

The crack Bisbee Rife club of Bis
bee, Arz., took the local riaemen of
the Los Angeles Rifle and Revolver
club into camp Sunday by the score of
515 to 497.
The match was to have been shot
on the Sunday preceding, but rain pre-
vented the locals from shooting, while
the Apache chascrs shot their end Of
the match and let their scores stand.
Conditions called for si-.-man teams,
ten shots per man, at 200 and 800
yards. For the local club, Andrews
was high with the good score of IS,
tying the high man of the Bisbee ag-
gregation Conditions on the local
range weer very good. but the lack of
practice showed in most of the scores.
a. f. Nichols distinguished himself by
n fine score of 40 offhand, while Capt.
!. f.. Hague Of the Harvard school,
returning to the game after being out
for years, shot into second place with
Sc.
Kellogg, Miles and Crossman shot
below form, but even with them shoot
ing up to the average the results
would have been about the same, as
the Bisbee scores were about unbeat-
able, averaging 43 points per man over
the two hardest ranges on the list.
The locals scored an average of 411a.
Sunday a Christmas chicken and
duck shoot will be held at the club
range at Glendale, the shoot to be open
to any one. Schuetzen rifles barred.
The club will conduct the shoot at
cost, the prizes being chickens and
ducks, and the events being held on
the pool plan, a certain number OF
entries per bird and the fowl taken
by the highest score in the event.
The range will include 200 and 800
yards, three shots in each event, diff
ferent events to be held at the different
ranges.
The fight for the offhand medal will
take place on the same day, and the
future possession of the trophy for all
time is likely to be settled. Three
wins takes the medal f.. G.. Crossman
and 9. +. Nichols have two wins each
to their credit while Kellogg and
Miles have won once. Andrews Of
Glendale would have landed the trophy
at the last shoot had his ammunition
not failed him. Sundays scores were:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
MAT ARTISTS SIGN
FOR COMING BOUT
FUKADA AND YOUNG JOHNSON
TO MEET AT JIU-JITSU
Opportunity VIII Be Afforded Los
Angeles Fans to Witness
High-cass Wres-
Ting Match

When Promoter Orendorff yesterday
afternoon signed Young johnson and
Fukuda as the main eventers of a
wrestling card to be held in the near
future, probably at McCarey's Maud
junction pavilion, he clinched what
promises to be one of the best eXhl-
bitions ever seen in Los Angeles
Fukuda is a professor, and last year
taught the Japanese art of wrestling
at Harvard university. In coming TO
Los Angeles he thought that he de-
tected an opportunity for meeting
some Of the best japanese. but all OF
the local Japanese aspirants Tor mat
honors appear to be AFRAID OF the crack
eaSterner.
Fukuda lays claim to the jiu jitsu
championship of the world, and as
there is no one to dispute him, the
honorable gentleman at present seems
to be a safe bet Young Johnson, also
haiIing from the east and hearing of
Fukuda's desire for a match, imme-
diately applied to Orendorff, who Sc
cured the Jap's signature to articles
calling for a jiu jitsu bout. Johnson
Is all that could be asked in the line
of muscular development. While not
muscle bound, he is without question
one of the strongest men who ever
stepped on q mat. 1t will be science
versus strength.
Jack Lee and Eugene Travellers, the
latter well known locally, may also
be seen in the immediate future. This
bout may be staged as a semi-Windup
to the Fakuda- johnson affair. The
card probably viii be held on the
evening of January g.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
JUAREZ ENTRIES

First race, c furlongs-.stnr Thistle, 1876
Joe Enrich, 1856 Restitution, lo5i Land
lord, IO5: Knight Deck, lo2; Plume, log;
clint Tucker lO2; Mollie Bohn, 102; Jolter
lO2; Little Sis, 81; Bright Skies, 97i Melton
Cloth, 81.
second race, l mie-Kopek, 1ofi Pedro.
102; Keep Moving 1o1 Apologize, 90 Light
house %; Wander, SO; Gladys Louise 9l.
Third race, furlongs--C. A. Lehman,
112; Mike Mollett. 109; Mary Geneyieye.
lO9; Steel King, 1o7; Master Clarence, lol;
Rustem. 1O4; Pichpont, 10l; Brunhilde,
ia; Bob Lynch, 1o4; Good Intent lo4,
Lady Parot, SO, Iusve, 90.
Fourth race, furlonss-Glorio, us;
pnkoIa. 1l5; Right Easy, 112; King Cobalt
l40; Early Tide, lO7, Lady Esther, lo5; j.
F.rth race. furlongs- -Goldhnn, lib;
Oceau queen, 40; Force, 1o9; Marse Abe,
Jos; Don Hamilton, 1O7i Bagg, lo5; L.
NJ 2ckert 1O3; Deuce, 30.
sixth race, i mIe-Cull, 1o5; DR. Nash,
los; Miss Ida, 1o5; Maud sigs6ee, loo'
los, BIackhawl, 1913; George Young. 1893;
The Thorn, 100; Daleman, 100; Posins, 100.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
LOS ANGELES REVOLVER
CLUB HOLDS PRACTICE
C. 3. Elubbs Is Organizing 22-caliber
Rifle Club, Which viii Use Range
One Night Each Week

shooting on the outdoor range yester-
day the members OF the Los Angeles
Revolver club preferred to practice on
the indoor 2O-yard targets, and fair
scores were made.
G.. B. Hubbs, the executive officer Of
the Southern California Rifle asso-
citation, has lately become a member
ol the club, and is organizing a %
c8liber rifle club, which will use the
range one night during the week.
Word has been received from Scorer
Sube of Emaryville which shows that
the Los Angeles team was defeated by
points in the match. with the Port
land, oregon, club, December Q. The
n0rthoruers made a total or 1916 points
to luu by the local organization.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
The lineup
ROLLER WILL WRESTLE
AMERICUS-M -MAHMOUT WINNER
L. A. HIGH

CHICAGO, Dec. 13. - Something
more than the large end OF the purse
and the honors that go with victory
will be the reward of the winner OF
the wrestling match tomorrow night
between Americus, the Baltimore star
heavyweight, and Mahmout, the pow
erful Bulgarian. Arrangements were
made yesterday with DIR. b. L. Roller
to come here January 12 and meet the
winner of this contest At the coliseum
Both men have consented to this ar
rangement
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
AMERICAN JOCKEYS, RETURN
FROM RUSSIAN C0NQUESTS

NEW YORK, Dec. 13.-J. Richards
Of Detroit and James Wngheld of
Lexington, Ky, two American jockeys
who have been riding in Russia, are
back in New York for the winter
Wugdeid, who is said to have made
nearly S100 600 by his work in the sad
die, viii ride next year at Warsaw
for Prince LOnbOmirski.
Richard last season wore the colors
of Lazaruff, the Russian oil magnate.
Next year he viii ride for Count Palm
Of Germany.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
WICHITA MANAGER MAY
BUY PUEBLO FRANCHISE

PUEBLO, Colo, Dec. 13.-John HOl-
lander, manager of the Wichita team
of the Western league, will be the
owner of the Pueblo franchise in that
league unless local people purchase the
team before next Friday
Hollander arrived in Pueblo Satur-
day and made an offer to the local di-
rectors, leaving for Denver early to-
day.
Hollander will transfer the Pueblo
franchise to ST. Joseph, where ample
capital is waiting to back the team.
His interest in the Wichita club will
be sold to his partner, Frank Isbell
The team has not been a paying prop
osition here.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
MITCHELL CLAIMS RECORD
TIME FOR MARATHON COURSE

Tom Mitchell, the 16-year-old boy
sprinter hailins from st. Louis, and
who has entered the Marathon race to
be held ON Washingtou's birthday
under the auspices of tAa Los Angeles
Athletic club, claims t1at ho covered
the distance Sunday i'm L hour 37ls
minutes.
The course is is miles starting from
the club entrance ON Spring street to
the Venice plunge If Mitchell uagoti-
ated the distance in thar time he has.
established a record. The winners
time in 1908 was . hours j minute. and
in 1909, 1 hour 40 minutes
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
WELLINGTON NOW PRESIDENT
ELECT OF HARVARD TEAM

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, Dec. 13.-La-
throp wilmington OF Honolulu tonight
was elected captain Of the Harvard
football team.
Wilmington is 20 years Old. Last
year he roWed No. ON the varsity
crew which defeated Yale. He played
left guard this fall. He is president
of the junior class.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
u Hold Pool Tournament

Entries are being received at the
Los Angeles Athletic club for q handi-
cap pool tournament, TO begin Decem-
Der 20, The committee in charge is
composed of Jack Bradner Cliff Reu-
man and ". j. Whelan.
The following entries have been re-
ceVod; Billy Coe, Charles Brown
stein, r. q. Goodwin, Coy Snyder, Cliff
Eauman, Harry Mestayer, Lou G..
Guernsey. p. G. Helmer. G. W.
Hrasher, George Hermann and Ulysses
Pentz
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
=. A. HIGH BASKETBALL
TEAM DEFEATS RIVALS

The Los Angeles high school basket
bah team scored decisive victory
over their old rivals, the Polytechnic
nigh, in basketball game played on
the former schools court yesterday
Although going down to defeat by the
score of 80 to is the Poly team con-
tinued trying up to the very last min
ute of play, but the superior team
work of their opponents was too great
an obstacle to overcome. Record
played the star game for the losers,
while Kallmeyer figured in a sensa-
tiOnal basket throw. Clark and Spen-
Ger were the point gamers for the hill
boys.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
FORMER CHAMPION MAY
TRAIN JEFFRIES FOR
FIGHT WITH JOHNSON

X MEMPHIS, Tenn, Dec. 10 <
\ Tommy Ryan, the former middle Z
\ weight champion may take an <
X important hand in training James !
y ]. Jeffries for his meeting with \
X Jack Johnson. Ryan is at his (
:. home in Benton Harbor, Mich. In \
= q letter to a local promoter, he !.
= states that he will confer with <
X Jeffries this week and Jeffries x
x has summoned Ryan for a talk. 4
X RYAN is accredited with having x
X taught Jeffries the famous j.
:. crouch" position used by the !.
). champion. =
= x X X j. \ \ 4 X 4 K X y < Il :. = X ).
Lose A good-pay tenant, or boarder7 Let
a want ad help you to take 1t like phlloso-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
M. A.-Hebhord Dies

COTTON, Dec. 13.-M. A. Hebbard
twenty-six years resident, prominent
in business, public end social life of
Cotton, and president of the wholesale
grocery firm of the same name, died
today after ten days illness of pneu
monia.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14
ATTORNEY APPEL MAKES
HIGH RUN OF 971

Horace H. Appel, the well known
Los Angeles attorney, yesterday ran
971 at straight rail billiards in a
friendly game with Peter Atarta, the
old timer, at the Oakes billiard hail
While not an extraordinary feat. this
IS the highest run ever made at this
establishment
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

ing and will be represented by Secre-
tary Fred N Knowles.
Fred Clarke, manager of the cham
pion Pittsburgs, today signed a con-
tract to manage the team for the next
two years.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

Totals. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 5lb
Los Angeles lost by ................ IS
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

NEW YORK. Dec. 1S.-Twelve year
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-14

I'm JEFFRIES has put a prepara-
tion on the market guaranteed TO
- make the weak strong, a rabbit
spit in a bulldogs face, and also viii
grow hair on the kitchen stove.
Wouldn't it be funny if Johnson bought
a package of stuff and then went in
and whipped jeff?
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
TO ASK AID OF MERCHANTS
Plan of Real Estate Association to
Keep Up Chamber of Com
meree Display.
merce Display

Feeling that much good can be gained
by keeping up the exhibit of Utahs prod
ucts now in the Chamber of Commerce,
the Salt Lake Real Estate association
decided last evening to raise funds for
that purpose. The meeting of the asso-
citation held last evening was largely at
tended and much enthusiasm was shown.
The members of the organization have
realized that during next summer Salt
Lake will be visited by thousands of peo-
pie on their way to Seattle and other Pa
cific coast cities. The g. A r encamp-
ment here is also expected to bring 1000
visitors to the city. To abolish the ex-
hibit at this time would be folly was the
expressed opinion of members of the Real
Estate association, who last night formed
plans to raise funds to maintain the dis
play.
The plan of the Salt Lake Real Estate
association is to call on the merchants
of the city and ask their aid in the mat
ter It is believed that sufficient money
can thus be raised to keep the exhibit
going at least until next fall
The matter of appropriation of public
lands for a state capitol. and for good
roads in Utah was discussed by the as
ISOLATION. A committee consisting of s
B. Tuttle George NJ Cannon and Freeman
] Nfornfngstar was appointed to take the
matters up with the legislature and have
that body petition congress to grant Utah
5000 600 acres Of public lands. the money
raised BY the sale of the lands to be used
| in the erection of a capitol building and
/ building of good roads
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
TWO CROOKS IN TOLLS.
Former Utah Jail Birds to "Do Time"
in other States.

Friday the 18th was Friday the 18th"
for two OF Utah's former well known
crooks. On Friday, Jan. 10. George Smith,
alias Montana Red was convicted at
Snokane. Wash. of burglary and is await
ing the announcement Of sentence that
may mean from one to fourteen years in
the Washington state prison al Walla
WaIla Ii was only on March l last that
Smith was released from the Utah state
prison. after serving time for LARCENY.
On the same DAY. Friday, the 18th, John
Mccain. who eighteen years ago done
time in Utah's punitive institution, en-
tered the gates OF the Montana state pri-
son at Deer Lodge, to remain there one
year for the offense Of burglary
A striking similarity exists between the
two men Smith has served eighteen years
in five different penitentiaries. II was
eighteen years ago that Mccain began
his time in Utah. and since then has beer
a frequent Iodser within the walls of the
prisons of Utah. California and Montana
Both are luckless adopts in the art OF
burglary. and both are now thoroughly
familiar with prison rules and life.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
OMAHA LIVESTOCK men
TOUR SALT LAKE CITY

The Denver & Rio Grande yesterday
brought to this city a special car from
Ogden turned over to that road at tnat
point by the O. S. l., which contained a
party of Omaha livestock men who had
been attending the stockmen's convention
with the Wool Growers association meet
ing The Omaha men had also been pres
ent at the Wool Growers convention the
early part of the week at Rawllns. They
left last evening for Denver over the Rio
Grande, after spending most of the day
here.
During their short visit in Salt Lake
the party visited the Commercial club
took a trip over the city in sightseeing
al the tabernacle. They were guests while
in the city of the railroad men, and they
expressed themselves as enjoying tnelT
visit very much.
In the party were A L. StTyker, secre-
tarv of the South Omaha Livestock ex-
change: w R KenwOrthy, of the Pax
ton-Eckman company; Fred Castle, repre-
sentative of a livestock insurance COM
pany: W. NJ. FaTrar. of Wood Brothers
companp: J. A Shoemaker, of the Union
Stock Yards comrany; f. W. Clark, Union
Stock Yards National bank; Mr.. and Mrs
n c Weston. of the Great Western Com
mission company: J. D. Whitmore. mana
ger of the Valley Stock Yards company
f b BoEue. jr, representative of the
Lee Commission company @. J. Kyle
National Livestock Commission company
E w. Cahow, representative for the same
concern: John Smith, representative fol
the Knollin Sheep company; F. Redding-
ton, of the RoSenbaum Commission com
pany; H ]. Oswald and ". c. Niikerson
/ representatives of the Smith Brothers
I Commission company
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
ROLLER SKATING PARTIES.
Several Entertain at Auditorium
Excursion From Ogden.

The revival of roller skating at the Au-
ditorium resulted in several socials dur
ing the week On Thursday evening Dr.
and Mrs. John T. White entertained a
number If friends and on Friday after
noon a party was given by Mrs FiIieid
and Miss Noble In the evening members
Of the Collegiate Institute were enter
tanned by Miss Moore and T. J. Hart o.
that institution
During the week a number of Ogden
roller skaters visited the local rink ana
an excursion from that city is being
manned for some time this week There
Will be several afternoon and evening So
cial parties Manager O'Msra mas starred
a class for children on Saturday morn
inrs Yesterday morning about 200 boys
and girls from the grade schools were
guests at the rink.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-01-17
UTAH COUNTY SCHOOLS.
Reports Show Big EnroIlments and
Favorable Conditions.
Photos by GuIihm.

Lehi Jan. 16.-County School Superin-
tendent G. n. Child has just returned
from an inspection Of nearly all the
schools in the county and reports them
in excellent condition. He reports tho
enrolment as being Of a higher average
than at any time in years, due largely 10
the interest being taken in school maj
tiers generally. and also to the very small
amount Of sickness in the different towns
Of the county -
State Superintendent Nelson on Jan Is
apportioned S26.644 of the state school
fund to Utah county which fund Super
inteudent Child today sppOrtiOned among
the several districts Of the county at tns
rate of s. per schoe capita