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Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
Steamer BLOCK ISLAND

June 2Gth to sept. 1st 1909. inciusfps.
WEEKDAYS. Leave Norwich sac 3
m, New London $50 a. m, Watch Hill
1905 q, m, due Block Island 1880 p. N,
RETURNING: Leave Block Island AIS
p. m. Watch Hill $50 D. m. due New
London D. m, Norwich Sis D. IN.
SUNDAYS: Leave Norwich Sfs a. NJ,
New London 1910 a m, Watch I'M
11.40 a. m, due Block Island p. m
RETURNING: Leave Block Island f.46
p. m. Watch Hill 4 y, M, due New
London $40 y. m. Norwich D. m.
Shore Dinner Houses and Bathing
Beach near landings at watch Hill and
Block Island.
FARES ExcursIon.
From Norwich to Watch HILLS rs
Watch Hill. Sundays. limited to
Block island limited to day. 100
Block Island Sundays. limited to
white Beach ocean : 'HBeaachj. :"
weekdays aud sundays, tickets
include trolley from New Lon
don to Beach ......., -
For further Information, party rates,
apply. at office OF company near steam
boat landing. Norwich. Ia M. Gilchfist.
Agent.
The New England Navigator Co,
=. G. CoLET. A. q. p. A.. New York.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Halls Hill avenue. Mr.. Lappee was
formerly foreman in the cutting room
Of the Colchester Rubber company.
William OBrien and John Donsnue
of Naugatuck are visiting relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Backus and
family of Cheshire have been visiting
at Mr.. Backus' fathers on Lebanon
avenue. Howard Backus of Water
bury has also been the guest OF his
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Ednat, are at their summer home at
Gales Ferry for the, summer.
Mrs Julius Cordier is spending two
weeks with relatives in Syracuse,
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Evans Of New
port, N. H., are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. r. Evans
To Have Charge Of Pittsburg Play
grounds.
Byron G. Sherman has gone to
Pittsburg, where he will have charge
of the city Fairgrounds.
Daughters Invited to the Lake.
Members of Elizabeth Porter Put
nam chapter, d. A. r. will be guests
of Mrs. Harry E. Back tomorrow (Fri-
day. when the members of Sarah Will
liams Danielson chapter of Daniel
son will be. entertained at the Back
Miss A. M. Nolan of New York and
Miss Marguerite Dwyer of Pawtucket,
who have been guests of Mr.. and
Mrs M. nj. Dwyer, leave this morn
ing for a vacation to be spent at In
tervale, N. H.
To Camp on Mason's Island.
John A. c. Warner left Wednesday
morning with the party from the Dan
ielson Y M. c. A. to spend two weeks
in camp at Masons land, near Noank-
Mrs Ida G. Kennedy and sons, Ray
mond and Norman, have been guests
of relatives In Pawtucket.
Wilfred Chapdelaine is making a
motorcycle trip through New York
state.
Salvation Army Rally.
An international demonstration ar
ranged by Capt. A. H. Withee was
given in Odd Fellows hall, Wednes-
day evening, under the direction of
Ensign Grace Morissette of Webster
The Salvation Army band Of Worces-
ter were also present and were heard
with great deal Of pleasure. The
exercises attracted q large audience.
Souvenir Taylor Gives Flags to Presi-
dent. ,ss
At sos a. m. Monday when Presi-
dent Taft's special car, the Mayfiower,
bound for Norwich, arrived in this
city, Souvefiir Taylor, Always on the
alert presented ar bi1nchsnof i flags to
| the president just as the train pulled
out. Exs MAYOR L., H. Fuller led in
giving tfirEa-cheers for die. president
Of the UHitea States. .Sr-t,
City Notes.
| Miss Lena Borheaur Of Worcester is
| the guest Of Mrs. A. w. Macdonald.
| Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke has re-
| turned from visit with her sister.
Mrs. Frank Guild. in Windham.
Mr.. and MIA David Ezagk and thar
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
OBITUARY.
Mrs. O. .. Baker.

Annie E., wife of x-Representative
Oscar d. Baker, aged 3S. died Wednes-
day evening at her home in Warren
vile of pulmonary tuberculosis. fol-
lowing a lengthy illness. Besides the
husband there survive two sons and
q daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
FUN 6 RAJ.
Mrs. Sarah Slate.

The funeral of Mrs. Sarah Slate was
held from her home at Chestnut Hill,
Mansfield, Wednesday afternoon at 2
o'clock, Rev. Leonard Smith officiating.
terry. Funeral Directors Elmore g.
Shepard of this city were In charge.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

H. Moreland Cook Of Michigan has
been engaged to be acting principal
of the Windha nstreet school. Prin-
.cipal Dickson has been granted a
years leave of absence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
Danielson and Putnam h

Smith & Winchester Manufacturing
Co., In South Windham. died at her
home, II South street, Tuesday after
noon, as q result of pernicious anemia.
She was 45 years old and besides her
husband IL survived by young son
and daughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
WILDWOOD PARK.
Probability That Burned Buildings
Will Be Replaced.

officials Of the Connecticut company
have completed an inspection of the
ruins caused by the fire at Wildwood
park. 1t IL not given out as yet what
plans are being considered forS the re-
construction of the destroyed buildings,
but they will undoubtedly be immedi-
ately replaced.
Up to Wednesday no move had been
made to remove the debris and the
central section Of the park still pre-
serits q desolate appearance.
Ralph G. Young il at Oakland Beach
for a stay Of two weeks.
Mrs w. f. Pickett and children have
gone to Riverside r. l., to spend the
summer. Mr.. Pickett owns a restau-
rant at Riverside
Notes.
&HfK and Mrs. E. Coulter are spend
IN VI week with relatives in Lowell,
Mass.
q Mrs. Fri r.. Todd has recently been
the guest OF Norwich friends.
Judge and Mrs. M. A. Shumway are
entertaining Mr.. and Mrs. z. w Hay
ward of Mfddletown. Conn.
Carl Corey of Boston recently spent
q few days with his parents.
Mrs. r. II. Keech Is at Oakland
Beach, r.. l.. for week.
49, ~&~At~44na1M ~~3r@~n~ - r.~s~w
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Victor Peloquin, who was in busl-
ness in this city, and who several
moLths ago lost his license through
violation of the liquor law, has pur-
chased a grocery store in West
Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

The Willimantic normal training
summer school opened Tuesday with
an attendance of AZ. Nine more were
enrolled as students Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

1t would be real unkind II some ex-
plorer should step in ana discover the
fixing the guy ropes on his airshfp.,-
Louisville Courier Journal. =
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
OBITUARY..


Mrs. Elizabeth J; Page an old res.
Pleasant street, following long Ill
ness. Her husband was the late Ed
ward 8. Page. She was born in Po-
land, Me-, az years ago. Her nearest
surviving relative Is a sister-in-law,
and for number of years she has
been cared for by Mr.. and Mrs. George
A. Thompson. Mrs. Page was a mem
Der Of the Methodist Episcopal church
for many years.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Algiers, July THE American
cruiser New York arrived here today
and exchanged saltites with the shore
batteries. she VIII remain ii Airisrs
Tor tan daxs.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
A Masculine psIu.ion.

when . man thinks he's the real
head Of the family he's intellectually
equipped to think also he can work
out perpetual motion.--New York
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Have you tried ouf Special
Chocolate Cream Drops at Zoe
y pound ;
THE 3 KEYSTONE STORES,
panielsoH Pntnam Moosup
mayed
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
All Water. Route
NEW YORK
Chelsea Line
Fare ST 90

Unexcelled freight and passenger
service direct to and from New York
All Outside Staterooms.
Sundays, at SIS D. m.
New York Pier ~, East River, foot
Roosevelt Street. Mondays. Wednes-
days. Fridays. at D. m.
Phone or write for folder.
P. 8. Freight received until D. m.
c. A. WHITAKER. Agent
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
An outra a.o,ls ov.rsiaht.

2 saint-Saens has been asked to write
q national hymn for Turkey. why has
George M. Conan been overlooked in
such outrageous fashion?--Denver Re-
publican.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

MRS. Albert Boardnan and three
children, her mother, Mrs. Melville OF
westerly, r. l.. are at a cottage on
Cartwright avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Misses Alice and Bessie Ayres are
at the Braly cottage on Haven ave-
nue. for the summer.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
POLICE REPORT
Shows Fourteen Arrests During the
Past Month.

There were IA arrests in Putnam
during June, as shown by the report
of the police department. Two arrests
were for assault, two for larceny, FIVE
for breach of the peace, four for SELL
ing tobacco to minors, and one each
for vagrancy and being a common
drunkard.
Five Of the cases were continued,
judgment suspended in two Others
three went to the Juvenile court, one
was appealed, two paid fines and costs,
one discharged, one to the care of the
probation officer, and one went to jail
Electric lights we're reported out a
total Of As hours.
Stationery PeddIsr Suspicious.
Capt. John Murray had a request
from a Willinlantic man Wednesday
to be on the lookout for a fellow SELL
ing stationery, and who is wanted in
Willimantic for stealing coat and
vest
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Church are at
Mt. Hope for the month.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Harry Mann and
their daughters, Misses Marjorie and
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Miss M. l.. Brooker had as guests
Miss Cummings, Mrs. Bingham, DIR.
Claire Sweet and Anita Vail, all of
Springfield.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. F. A. Rathbone of
Hebron were at the Davis cottage on
Haven avenue, which they have hired
for the season, over the holiday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08
Local Notes.

Winfield J. Phillips Of Chaplin was
n Willimantic visitor Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

At the MacIntyre cottage were DR..
w. r. MacIrtyre and Miss Lilly Scho-
field of Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Mrs. Annie kirchner.
Mrs. Annie Kirchner, wife Of Felix
r. Kirchner, a daughtsman for the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

MoNTAU1k STEAMBOAT CO.'S LINE
between New London, Conn, and Green
port, Shelter Island and sag ,Harbor.
Long Island. Str. 'sWyandotte" leaves
p. m. Leaves sag Harbor a m, 1880
p. m. ty1d
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Mr.. and Mrs. A.. T.. Sweet entertain
ed DR.. and Mrs. z. F. Sweet, Miss
Sarah Sweet and Mrs. Day OF Worces-
ter. Miss /. NJ. Sweet and Miss Ria
Hawkins Of Providence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

cottagers and Their Guests.
Supt. T. w. Riley of the @. & S.
trolley is spending few days with
his family.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Many statistical crimes are being
committed in the name OF the poor
farmer -NKashinRtonrR Post
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Mrs. S. L. Sumner had as guests
Mr.. and Mrs wesley Morse and How
ard Morse Of Willimantic, Arthur Cole
Of Boston, Miss Jennie Cortis of East
Lyme, and Miss Alice Cortis Of Meri-
den.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

The Fourth found nearly every house
occupied Many had over holiday
guests. Many campers spent Mon
day IN Norwich at the celebration. In
the evening display of fireworks was
enjoyed.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Judge ana Mrs. ]. e. Reed Of STAFF
ford Springs spent Wednesday, on the
Camp Ground. They were returning
the guests of w. A. Briscoe. They
were present at the presidents recap
ton held at Rockclyffe. On their re-
turn home, they were at Yantic, when
word came Of the accident at South
Windhanl. go they took the trolley to
Norwich and arrived at the Camp
Ground by trolley.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-07-08

Miss Lena Borheaur Of Worcester is
the guest Of Mrs. A. w. Macdonald.
Miss S. Elizabeth Clarke mas re-
turned from visit with her sister.
Mrs. Frank Guild. in Windham-
MI. and Mia David Elagk and thar
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-03-27

nell. 1Os (Henry) % to l, second; Ell
Perfecto. 105 (B WILSON, S to l, third
Time. ;43.
Second race, mile and an eighth
selling-Ozanne. LOG (Kennedy) to l.
won; Azo. SO &C. .RusselD 4 to 5.sec-
ond; Jane laurel SO GLASS; to l,
third. Time. 1856.
Third race. seven furlongs selling
Slbari, Ill 81, King l5 TO l. won,
Alma Boy, los (McGee) . to 1, second;
Bellsnickcr. 1oS (ButwelD 6 to L,
third. Time. 1926 2-5 FL
Fourth race, milo. purse-Norbit,
los (ButwelD 3 To .. won. Edwin L.
Fryer; l09 (LindhorsD 10 10 /, second /;
Pedro, 107 J. Brooks) Z to 2. third
Time. 1;3a 4-5-
Firth race. mile, selling-Nattie
Bumpo. 105 tMcGee) to 1, won,
Liberto, loo (Kennedy) S TO 1, second: !:
ST. Kilda, 100 tWilson) 10 to !, third.
Time, sc 3-5.
Sixth race, mile, selling-Buck-
thorne, 101 (Kennedy) . to /, Won;
Gaiten Lass, sc GLASS; 8 TO l. second ;
Stgnor Epp, &C. RusselD 20 to l. third.
Time, 1:43
Senventh race, six furlongs. selling
Ben Stone, 107 tMcGee) to /. won /;
Gossiper H., 100 JKain) 90 to 1, sec
ond. c. w. Burt 107 (Kennedy) 2 to
s. third. Time. 1:14 2-5.
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EMERYVILLE RESULTS

Oakland. March 26.-As result of
an aggravated case of rough riding in
the fourth race at Emeryville. today,
Royal Tourist was disqualified and G..
Burns suspended. Only four horses
went to the post with Light Wool an
odds-on favorite. Royal Tourist was
plunged on by Charles Ellison and his
connections. Before half a mile had
been covered, Burns, on Royal Tourist,
forced Palo Alto in toward the rail.
causing Light Wool to stumble In
the stretch the fayorite was again
horse beat him in drive. When the
riders were called onto. the stand it
developed that Burns called to Upton
on Palo Alto to interfere with Light
Wool The ruling against him follow
ed. Favorites were successful. The
track was heavy
The favorite In the last race fell
soon after the start. and Butler was
shaken up some and had an arm brok.
en-. Results:
First race, four furlongs, selling
Napa Nick, LOG (Taplin) Is to 5. won;
Judge Quinn, 109 (Mentry) 10 TO l,
second: Intrinsic. 103 (Scoyille) 6 to l.
third. Time. :49.
Second race. futurity course, selling
Gatherings, 105 (Scoville) 13 to s,
won: Newjram. los (Burns) 4 to 1.
second: Figent. 103 (Ross) 5 to J..
third. Time, 1:14 AS
Third race, futurity course. selling
Ace of Diamonds. los (Taplin) S to
S, won; Tollbox. 10S (Walsh) 10 1,
second, Argonaut, 1O9 (Mentry) IS to
1, third. Time. 1:13 1-5.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards.
purse-Light Wool. ia (McIntyre) 4
to5. won: Royal Tourist. 110 (Burns)
13 to 10. second; Katie Powers, 100
(Glasner) 200 to 1. third. Time.
l1.49 lis.
Fifth race. six furlongs. purse
SarascInesca. LOG (Scoville) to 1,
won. General Haley, LOG (Walsh) to
1. second; Flying Dance. 92 (Upton)
| Is to l. third Time. 1:17 Is.
sixth race, six furlongs. purse
West Bury. III (Burns) II to 5, won:
| Sewell, 1o7 (Mentry) Is TO L, second;
Darlington. los (Scoyille) 13 to l,
third Time, lis 40.
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SAVED By
BELL
KetcheI Puts O'Brien Down
Three Times in Tenth
Round

National Athletic Club. New York,
March 26.-Not since the repeal of the
Horton law, which stopped the big tis-
tic bouts in this city, has such a fast
and furious contest been seen here in
the squared circle as that tonight, in
which Stanley Ketchel. the middle
weight champion, defeated Jack
O'Brien. of Philadelphia, at the Ma
tional Athletic club. Many thought
O'Brien would do some stalling In
this fight. but everyone who saw the
fight was agreeably surprised, for IL
was hot bout from start to finish.
In the final round O'Brlen was
knocked down three times and the
last time was practically clean
knockout for the timely clang or the
gang found the Philadelphia man In
a hopeless state II was Ketchels 6
fight for the greater part or the con-
test and O'Brien had no excuse TO
make over the outcome
Tim Hurst was referee. The men
weighed in ut noon today. each tip
ping the scales at 100 pounds.
ln6rc were t01eO preliminary
bouts, one OF which resulted in a
knockout, Freddie Dipples or Brook
lyn stopping Andy Parker of New
Haven, in less than two minutes or
the first round.
O'Brien was the first TO enter the
ring He wore bandages on botn
hands. One OF his prominent handlers
was Anthony Drexel Biddle, of Phila-
delphia Kid Mccoy was also among
the towel wielders.
Round Both men stripped evI.
IDENTIFY in the best condition. O'Brien
wore green trunks and KetchoI wore
long red trunks. Ketchel landed a
low left hook but O'Brien's objections
were not considered by the referee.
They clinched several times. ketchel
forcing O'Brien around the ring A
left hook raised a lump over ket-
chefs eye. O'Brien sent in n hard
right under the heart and a left hook
to the jaw. which stopped ketchel
O'Brien with a right TO the face sent
Ketchel back bit. but the pniladel-
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Kaufmann Can Whip
Jeffries, Says Delaney

Various plans are being laid TO keep
Jack Johnson on the griddle until jim
Jeffrles can ascertain whether he can
get in condition good enough to give
the big black a battle. The match
with Ketchel l. one oil the schemes
TO keep the negro on this side of the
Atlantic. so as to beat him for the
title. Ketohel IS not likely TO do the
trick but other heavyweights are
sure to be trotted out and Johnson is
sure TO be kept busy
Billy Delaney. who developed Jim
Corbett and latterly Jim Jeffrles. has
q unique idea TO rob Johnson of his
title. Delaney has been trailing Al
Kaufman along as a championship pos
sibility. Delaney made JeffrieS cham
pion of the world and now believes
he has his successor, and there is
little chance for doubling that Delan-
ey really believes kaufman can whip
JcfI. He does not believe that the big
boy ever can get back into condition
TO make much OF a showing in the ring,
and as the heavyweight situation has
developed into a dispute between JEFF
fries and Johnson as TO who is who
In the championship ranks, Delaney
wants 10 settle the question by arrang-
ing a Jeffries-Kaufman fight One OF
them must win. and mquestionably
nothing less than the undisputed
heavyweight championship would go
to the victor, says Delaney That Ger.
talnly would be one way OF gettin
around the necessity for acknowledg-
Ing a negro as the champion OF cham
pions.
Delaney is so sure that Kaufman
will whip Jeffries that he is willing
to agree thal the fight shall be staged
IN Jeff's own club and that Los
Angeles man shall referee. He be-
lieves that his wonderful boy VIII
outslug the king OF them all and be
able to trim him so decisiyely In twen-
~ rounds that there would be no queS-
tlon regarding the superiority OF Kaut-
man as a fighter As AL Is committed
almost irrevocably against fighting a
negro, and his plans for becoming the
heavyweight champion Of the world
arc sadly disarranged because of the
INioim VI JuuuSOUs lUc udllbc oOu tNI~
IDENTIFY has become desperate and is
willing TO take the risk OF being pound
cd TO death In defeat by JefTries rather
than risk defeat by negro. AL and
Delaney evidently figure that even II
AL should be whipped by Jeffries, the
latter would retire again and that
Johnson would be shorn OF his pre-
tended honors when JEFF went back In
the ring to defend his title. Then
there is a chance-nothing more-that
AL might be lucky enough TO stay un-
III Jeff should break both hands and
legs and the native son could win the
undlsputed championship by the fay-
or OF an accidental fortune.
II Is the opinion OF about 90 out OF
every 100 sportsmen In America that
Al and Delaney are about the only
ones wh0really take the native son
SO seriously as to give him a chance
with JEFF. IL the big fellow besides
to accept the match, he could go In
the ring and win without training
Kaufman is so notoriously slow on his
ieet and with his 1absticks that Jeft,
whose speed. cleyerness and punch
are classed as extraordinary hazard
Gus weapons for any fighter to face,
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Splendid Rule to observe.

1t was a "plain-spoken" woman who
checked her guests. when thoy began
to talk about sickness. by saying.
kindly. but with seriousness that
could not be misunderstood: This
spot is sacred to health. We speak
here only OF whatsoever things are
lovely and OF good report. ."-Exchange
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SANTA ANITA RESULTS.

Los Angeles. March 26.-Heavy
overnight rains rendered the Santa
Anita track sloppy today and upset
form
The mile race, fourth on the card,
Norbitt, the odds on choice. won han
dily in the remarkable time of 1:3e 3-5.
Results:
First race. two year oIds. three and
a half furlongs. Raleigh. t1oS
q Brooks) 25 to /, won; Myles O'Con-
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FINANCIAL CONDITION OF
OGDEN CITY SCHOOLS

Board Education Considers Matters of Ogden Taxpay
ersUncaed for Fund at Bank to be Received
of Building Fund-Complete Detailed Report of Receipts
and Disbursements Covering Period of Two
Made by Special Auditor designations of
Teachers Prior to End of Semester Turned
Down by Board of Education.
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BASEBALL
San Francisco S, Chicago a.

San Francisco, March ga batting
rally In the eighth inning Won the
game for San Francisco by a score Of
to 4. Chicago tried out three men
In the box. Score. r. H E.
Chicago White SoX, No. 2...,.4 0
San Francisco ...........5 2
Batteries: White. Manuel. Lange
and Feine; Corbett, Berger and Barry.
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Another interesting report came
from Special Accountant and Auditor
Fl. H. Harris. giving complete de-
tailed report OF the receipts and dis
bursements Of the board. covering the
period from July /. 1907. TO March J.,
1909. The report was accepted and or
dered filed and the clerk was author
lied TO issue warrant In favor OF
Mr.. Harris in the SUM or $50 for the
services he had rendered In the audit
ing of the accounts. In his report MT
Harris made recommendations regard
ing the betterment OF the system OF
bookkeeping now in vogue by the
board OF education, the recommends
tions being received and placed on
file for future reference. The report
was given as follows:
Ogden, Utah. March rs. 1909,
To the Honorable Board OF Education,
Ogden. Utah
Gentlemen:-
hereby certify that / have thor
oughly examined the books and re-
cords in the Office OF your clerk for
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s2U1.2Y5.l5

A communication from Prof. Can
non, instructor OF manual training at
the High school. Withdrawing his
resignation, was accepted by the
board.
Prof. I. D. Steele, instructor in his
tory and economics in the High school,
was read and promptly turned down.
The expression of the board was that
they would not tolerate or consider
designations from any teachers at TINS
time OF the year. The school year Is
nearing the end and the board stated
that they would not place themselves
in the position of hunting for teachers
to Oil vacancies for the uneXpired term
and that no resignation except Tor
death or illness would be considered,
Acting Superintendent Adams report
cd that the reason for Prof Steele s
resignation was that he had been OF
fered a moro lucrative position In q
California school. Ii was intimated
by the board members that II Prof..
Steele gives up his work In the High
school at this time that It. is more
than likely that when he applies Tor
his salary for the past two weeks, 1t
will not be forthcoming.
The sum of $1,000 as a second Install
ment payment 10 Smith K Hodgson
architects of the High school building
was ordered paid.
The architects report that the work
of the construction of the new build
ing for the High school is progressing
as rapidly, as possible under existing
circumstances, and that the progress
being made Is good average on such
work
Before adjourning the board deter
mined to visit the High school in the
early part of next week and that their
visits be continued until all the
schools OF the city. shall have been
visited the idea OF the board being
that they should get closer 10 the
teachers and students in the educa-
tional work.
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o. S. L. CONFERENCE SPECIAL
train. April 4. 5. 9Th. S:55 a. M, max
ing run TO Salt Lake City In nifty min
utes. Seven other daily trains. Ronnd
trip tickets on sale daily. S1.10. April
End to 9Th. Good to return until April
18th.
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Appointed Guardian.-Cora Miller
has been appointed and has qualified
as guurdiansof the nerson and estate
OF Theodore Arthur Miller. minor