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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that a special
tax for the purpose OF extending the
sewer has been lcyied and confirmed by
ordinances OF the city council, approved
April 90 1910. and May 10. 1910 respcc
lively.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
loving described real property In Salt
Lake City. to-wit:
In lots 2, g. : and D. block 60 l. >. 3,
4 and B. block el; ] and s. block 30. plat
C.; l and ?, block 90; l and >. block
10 plat "A Salt Lake City survey,
abuttlng on the east side OF Sixth West
street between South Temple and First
North streets; on the west side OF Sixth
West street between North Temple
and South Temple streets; on the north
side of North Temple street between
Fourth West and Sixth West streets; and
ON the north side OF Second North
street between Second West and
Third West streets. in sewer dis
tricts Nos. | and ., OF Salt Lake City.
ana Is due and payable in i've equal an
nual installments, beginning Nav 10, 1911.
Interest at the rate OF per cent per an
mum on the whole amount or said tax
snail be computed from the date OF the
approval OF the ordinance confirming tho
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
KNIGHTSVHLE SCHOOL.

spirit OF the citizens is overlooking no
contihutory agent that is an aid in di-
sis powers
The teaching corps OF the Eureka city
schools consists OF the following: Prof.
r. s. Baker. superintendent; j. r.. Rich
ards. principal: Miss Vera Shaver. Miss
Alberta Brown. j. f. Rawson, Mrs. c. IL.
Norwood Miss Lucy Finley. Miss c. c.
Virgil Lasley Miss Helen Mccarthy, Mrs
a. l.. Osmond. Miss Anna Sullivan, Miss
Eliza Bonner, Miss Anna Hurd. Miss
Hazel Irvine, Miss Guciah Bacon, Miss
Josie Kelley Miss Lou Murphy. Miss Bcs-
sic Tyree, Miss Claire Camp and Miss
Bessie Camp.
The school board consists Of c. G
Griggs, president: John Morley, clerk.
and Mrs Elizabeth Adams. treasurer.
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elusive OF the kindergarten and four years
tial particulars with the state course OF
study and meets the rigid requirements
OF the University OF Utah for admis-
sion 10 the first college year The main
tenancc OF breadth and symmetry as well
as thoroughness, is imperative In the high
school curriculum. In cach year there
is a due proportion OF English. history.
arc foundation studies and afford enough
elasticity 10 serve the ends OF uornnl and
university entrance. as well as satisfy
ing those not recognizing such claims.
The energies OF the teaching force are
not scattered over too wide n range OF
courses as characteristic OF so many
schools i'm their effort TO meet the de-
the work OF the shop the home the ly-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

especial mention. Perhaps there Is no
school In the state that has better
equipped laboratories and IS putting them
TO more efficient use than the Eureka
high school. Rooms are set apart dis
tInCtly for appliances. apparatus and the
laboratory work. The high school is or
gani7ed upon the departmental plan.
the service Of teachers especially fitted
FOR the work OF the respective depart
ments. II has been under the careful
supervision Of Superintendent Il, 5. Ba-
kcr that the school has made such com
mcndable progress not only In general
equipment. but in the maintenance OF
a teaching corps and in the pcrfccting
thoroughness and general school efficl-
ency.
The course Of study comprises twelve
years, eight years in the elementary eN-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX.

Notice is hereby given that a special
tax for the purpose OF extending the
sewer has been levied and confirmed by
ordinances of the city council. approved
lively.
Said special tax is levied upon the fol-
lowing described real property In Sal,
Lake City to-wlt:
In lots and s. block G3; /. ?, 3, and
3. block 65; l and S. block 81, all In plat
a. Salt Lake City survey, abuttlng on
the south side Of Second South street be-
tween Fourth West and Fifth West
streets; on the north side of Second South
street between Third West and Fourth
West streets. and on both sides OF Fourth
Second South streets. IN sewer district No.
., of Salt Lake city and is due and pay-
able IN five equal annual iustallrpents,
beginning May 10, 1871:
Each nstalmcut shall bear interest at
the rate OF six (6l per cent per aDpum
from the date Of the approval OF the or
dnance confirming the levy of said tax.
to- wit the 18th day Of May, 1910, until
per cent per annum from date ot delin-
quency, until paid. Provided that one or
more OF said installmcnts. or the whole
OF said tax. may be paid on or before ten
days after the approval of the ordinance
confirming said tax, to-wit the 18th day
OF MAY. 1910.
Provided also. that one or more of
said lnstullments, or the whole OF said
tax may be paid on the day any INSTALL
ncnt becomes due, by paying the amount
thereof and the interest 10 date OF pay
mcnt.
All special taxes are payable at my Of
fee, room lO2, City and County building.
Salt Lake City.
Dated N salt Lake City, Utah, this
lath day Of May. 1910
GIDEON SNYDER.
CITY Treasurer and Collector OF Special
Taxes.
Sewer cftcusion No 100.
Fifth and final estimate. k2SSf
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COMMISSION GOVERNMENT
PROPOSED FOR OGDEN
Special 10 The Tribune

OGDEN, May 19.-Anrus n u
pres,aent: Archie P, Bigelow. first vira9
president; H c. Baker, second vice nrnsI
P.,,,. IPSmt, u = Lewis, secretary and ] 7
heSs are the new officers of thc 90
oen CITY Improvement league chosen 81
q Ilee'ins last ni~ht. D. w Ellis. III. c.
and III. l.. Harrington are the d,rectn,,s ,wrsolt ~
the league ' eo'ors oi
After long silence on the matter q,
cotnTnlssion I,n form of government Tor Oe
zen Clty. tne league has adopted a reso-
luton pledging the members to work win
TINS END In View and naming n committee
Oh three to Investigate some suitable
.o'nInlsslon form of government suitable
TO Ogden City and report Co the lea1r,e
at It's next meeting Ne
The league also adopted a resolution In
opposition TO the maintenance OF tele-
phone. telegraph and lIght noIes ,r tSa
center OF the streets OF the business dis
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

CONSTRUCTING QUARTDRMASTER's
office. Boise. Idaho, May 10. 1870
Sealed PROPOSAL, IN triplicate, VIII be
received here until 2:30 p, m. June g.,
lain and then opened for construction,
plumbing steam heating and electric
Wiring OF one field officers quarters. one
four-set officers quarters and Construc-
tJoy nluubinG and wiring OF two cav
airy stables. all Of brick, with slate roof,
at Boise Barracks, Idaho. Information.
plans. specifications, etc, furnishes on
or alI bids or any part thereof Pro
oosals should be inclosed in, envelope.
sealed, Endorsed Proposals for Public
bu'""'e"' keSl1
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$50 600 SCHOOL HOUSE;
LEHI WILL BUILD III
sneosa1 IN The Tribune.

Special to The Tribune.
LEHI. May 19.-Lehi Yesterday by ~ a
vote OF SO 20 SO decided 10 ereEl nem rII
af', az once draw up the plans for modern
Sigbt-roouo building suitable for the
higher grades, and as soon as - lhe IE, DIGS
80 I,o wnrk will commence. The new
t,ai rs,ee u,lll be erected on the block
Sn SG''%%l Which I' the eisht-room $4,000 primary
milling is located. Besides these Two
buildings Lehi now has h,oS an G's r,i,I be
,,snd for high school purposes and Two
other smaller houses in the northeast ana m
northwest parts Of town, used lot the DC
ginners. i o,,ar 1000
IN the grades and over 100 In the h'sh
school
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The Public Schools of Eureka

ceum, the church or the government. To
do pseudo professional work at time
when the child needs to learn nothing
so much as TO overcome his mere likes
and dIsIlkes would be to encourage the
ruinous habit of following the path of
least resistance. Accordingly, the Indus
trial training department is free from the
professional aspects and aims to incul-
cate power and accuracy OF observation
supplementary TO the fundamentals.
The general efficiency of the teachers
Is very good. There are twenty three In
the present corps and 10 per cent are
either university or normal graduates.
The progressive working spirit that pre-
walls among them Is manifest In their up
10 date methods, their desire TO advance
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The state at large looks upon Eureka
az the metropolis of the resourccful min
the enterprise of her people is develop
Ing incalculable mineral resources and
adding materially to Utah's economic
achievement. there is certainly no lack
among them OF a generous and vigorous
educational sentiment
The school system OF Eureka is OF n
conservative growth and upon progress
slre and substantial basis, When the
move was made for the establishing of
high schools throughout the state, the
citizens of Eureka were among the first
10 see the wisdom OF the movement. and
responded by constructing a building for
high school purposes at cost of $50.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
IMP0ST0R AND THIEF;
NOT TRIBUNE MAN
Special 10 The Tribune.

-NIIITNI 10
LEHI. May IA young man about %
years Of age, called at Hammer Bros
livery stable two days ago and, claiming
To be representative OF the Salt Lake
Tribune secured a horse and runabout
TO be used while making some collec-
tons Late in the evening the livery sta
BILE men heard Of their OUTFIT being at
SprlngviIe The sherifIs Office was i'm
nediately notified and Deputy Sheriff
Felix Bachmau started In pursuit The
sheriff traced the man 20 Fountain
Green, Sanpete county. where ne had
left the horse and buggy with a farmer
as security for a small loan. When the
sheriff reached Fountain Green his bird
had flown and he is now on his way
back with the stolen property.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
|I}ITIL MURDER
F|lRDBEREs, IDAHO
!, Browns Body Found
i Head Nearly Severed
I From Body.

h = FALLS. Ea Ida, I,aa May l''rsame ,.S, e
y an Monday morning last a
|aSs |!. IL Timothy Brown was brutal
80 On the desert about fifteen
- Roberts. formerly known
s',' ,sse. Parties coming IN from
M 49, discovered a wagon stand
!. 'yr W. road with no one around.
p. .,,..,,ou lead to the finding OF
. body lying on the ground
,s,,ly severed from the body
s..,y axe lying near The team
,o one could be seen In
.,T, puring the forenoon John
Sso was going from Roberts
voa Lake, about thirty miles
=, man who seemed to be
,,r,nd and talked with him.
- him as thick set with a
..,a and noticed that his hands
.r Not having heard OF the
I.'e,ye Il little thought.
the murdered man, and
@ W. q years OF age, had been
s,ssr and had been employed
E.Ini,y fre!ghting. but at that
~ Tns no suspicion of the son
.r1i,tei the deed, although he
s.sn seen since he was with
Searching parties started out
!, ~. and the coroner went out
=. The body to Roberts. Short
.s'cn the son was found only a
4. from Roberts and seemed TO be
"a sordltion. as he had been out
{, ,i,hout food or water, II was
4, ,sat had something TO do with
|-,a,ss II wes known that he was
= epllep,ic fits. he met his
4 IA ha6 arrived there. and is
,a,s remarked TO her. "Fll tell
=, while what | did II for.
S,r remarks made by him lead
illusion that he knows more
vii fell q, this time.
|;zEp lived al Lorenzo, Fremont
ra was hard working man
Jsss Of age,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that a special
meeting al the stockholders of tho West
Mountain Placer Mining company. a Utah
corporation. Will be held at its>prlnclpal
office at room Sis Dooly block. Salt Lake
city. Utah, on the 26th day OF May. 1910.
IT 2 o'clock p. m. for the purpose of con-
siderlng and taking action upon the ques~
ton OF amending article V. or the articles
OF Incorporation of said West Mountain
Placer Mining company so that said arti-
Gle. when and as amended. Will read as
follows:
" Tho capital stock OF this corpora
uon shall be ten thousand dollars (S1c,-
000). divided into two hundred thousand
(200.000l shares Of tho par value OF i've
90 cents per share.
JOHN DERN,
President West Mountain Placer Co.
Dated April %, 1910. hs39a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
I BOOSTERS' CLUB
HAS ALL PREPARED
h ne Tribune.

ice lIlDNil's
q Msy l9.-The Logan boost
~ had It's annual cleanup to-
l. lcnIgnt they are congratUlating
|tg and being congratulated by
nS.opls upon the success OF the
Hundreds OF citizens answered
:n' cali. and with rake. hoe.
Is shear. gathered from the
ksts OF londs Of refuse. hoed up
Il a the sides Of the walks, and
I'D the trees along the thor
IL Business houses Of the city
~ during most OF the day and
|l5sss we're required 10 be IN the
! s,gsds. The mayor. members
! ty council. a president OF the
ri members Of their faculties
IEs1g those who worked longest
u; The women figured promi-
Itt affair by bringing up re-
h wagons. from which they dis
couple Of hundred gallons OF
: and iced tea.
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Trying to Settle Differences.
Special 10 The Tribune

~EV030-I 10 It III ITIUUUt.
OGEN, May 19.-James Ambrose Ryan,
Is in Ogden trying to arrange a business
settlement with his wife. formerly Miss
Sadie Moran. Mrs. Ryan, it Is said. has
attempted TO leave the city I'm the past
Few days, but was prevented from doing
So Ryan says that he will never return
TO Ogden nor again annoy the Moran
family II his wife viii agree to renounce
her claim TO dover interests in his prop
erty. When the property question Is set
tied. Ryan says he viii go to California
and take up the study or law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
CHIEF FORESTER REACHES
OGDEN ON INSPECTION
Special TO The Tribune

VIDEN, May l9-Henry S Graves.
chief forester with hcadouarters nj
Washington, d. c.. arrived In Ogden this
afternoon on his first tour OF the west
10 inspect the several forestry district
neadquarters. Mr.. Graves said that his
trip. Is in the nature OF a get ac-
qualnted meeting with the officials and
attaches of the forestry department in
the west
After. being shown through the Offices
mere tomorrow he viii go to Denver for
an inspection OF the headquarters there.
from Denver he viii go 10 Madison,
WIS, TO attend the formal opening OF a
laboratory built by the government for
the study OF forestry products The for
mai dedication Will be held June 4.
spection OF the forestry districts with
headquarters a. San Francisco Portland
and Mssoua.
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EUREKA HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING.

In scholarship and their earnest discus
sion Of educational topics in the local
teachers meetings The liberal salaries
and the excellent organization of the
school renders possible the most efficient
results.
The proper impetus is given TO high
school spirit. II Is sufficiently empha-
sized in connection with the school work
so as 10 furnish every child an environ
ment conducive 10 the development OF
his highest possibilities. Whatever con-
tributes TO this end is brought into requ-
sltion for the chid's mental develoPme mt.
bis physical growth and bis moral VOL
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pioneer Dead at Mayheld,

Spocial 10 The Tribune.
E,PHRAIM. May l9.-C9rl 0isen, G,iT bi,
of The pioneers OF Maye@d diea afier at an an
home in that place yesterotniyn' tin was born
InTss 6sn@af 9l Gves esseIveeny-eight years ego He
or crossed the plains with one Of soI4 lhe Lake SK
team Companies and N Mayeid SiqSd " over thirty
Sd,y CaGTs ago a,s 'a and has since made IL his
Ionns In,s lie leaves widow and twelve
children,
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Meeting of Commissioners.

Special TO The Tribune
BRIGHAM CITY. May le.-The county
con,nIssioners have passed a resolution
appropriating $1,000 TO be used IN connee, Sn &c,
Ia h,, thc state for the building Oh
a asis;G state % highway under the supervision
Of the state good roads commission. ,u,n
The entire board VIII max MAKE d trip p
~ insnection of the highways there tor
Ii the purpose OF determining the he, amour. M Ihe
~ work necessary for the repairing OF 'ne
roads there
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20

900. While the elementary schools are
fundamentally important in the educa :
tional economy, Eureka recognizes that
The education OF the child does not end
then. and that the high school Is an
integral part Of a school system that
trains and prepares for the RESPONSE
bilitics OF citizenship.
The four school buildings and the la
boratory equipment for the sciences Of
biology. physiography. physics and chem
istry represent an outlay that ia being
put TO commendahc use by the 500 pupils
who are presently enrolled. The labora
tories for the sciences are deserving OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Young Hafen Paints We'll.
Special to The Tribune.

oDcCiAl 10 i ll' llbhh''
PROVO. May 19-Virgi Hafen. son OF
the noted Utah artist. John Hafen. seems
TO be following in the footsteps OF his
father lie Is with his father in In
diana where both are engaged In art
work Virgil sent four OF his paintings
TO the Indiana artists exhibit Three of
them were accepted. and they have re :
ceIved much favorable criticism from ART
critics,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-20
Of on Inspection.
Special to The Tribune

OGDEN. May IA. T Mitchelson
district engineer OF the forestry depart
ment. with headquarters at ogden. has
gone 10 salmon City. Idaho, for an in
district In which the Gilmore & Pittsbure
haliroad company contemplates building
its line, The purpose is to ascertain II
lhe railroad company Will interfere with
water power sites, of which there are
many available along this stream. MIR.
Mitchelson's trip will be made In a ca :
noe, and owing to the velocity OF the
stream and the dangerous falls will be
attended by many dangers.
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Plans to Furnish Hospital.

Special 10 The TrIbune.
OGDEN. May l9.-FraternaI and char
table orsaniZa tions OF Ogden are being
interested in plans for the furnishing OF
rooms in the new Thomas Dee Memorial
hospital. Organizations will be allowed
TO furnish rooms at the hospital TO be
used for members who may become III,
the furniture to become the property of
the hospital association and the patients
occupying the rooms 10 be subject TO the
regular hospital rules.
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Pioneer Dead.
Special TO The Tribune,

NpSCIaI 10 TIC ITIbune,
OGDEN. May i9.-James Stewart,
pioneer OF Weber county, died at HIS
home In Plain City this morning He
most fifty years Born In Scotland De-
cember 81. 1896. he emigrated 10 this
country when I6. His widow four sons.
two daughters and three grandchildren
survive him: also Bishop w. L. Stewart
Of Ogden. a brother and Mrs. Mary
Campbell of Salt Lake. The funeral will
be held from the Plain City meeting
house Saturday afternoon.
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Want Decree Modified.
Special TO The Tribune.

Special 70 The Trlbunc.
OGDEN. MAY 19.-Mrs. Julia Il. Gel
ger is seeking n modification OF divorce
decree Issued to her from Philip =. Gel
ger on July 22. 1908. on the grounds Of
non-support Since the divorce was
granted Geiger has lived In another
state. Mrs. Gciger says that Geigcr has
never paid the SOS monthly allmony al
lowed her for the support of the three
children. and asks that Mrs Sophia Gel
ger Gcicer's mother, have the children.
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Ogden Gives Lynch One Vote.
Special to The Tribune.

f'FN~IIT ~ IIT- NET'HIl''
OGDEN. May 19.-Willam NJ. Reilly
received seventeen votes and his oppo-
nent James NJ. Lynch. only one vote
at the balloting for president Of the In
ternationa body OF the Typographical
union by local union No 2S6 yesterday.
R. r. O'Donncll has been chosen as dele
gate TO the convention AT Minneapolis
and President u. l.. Miller of the local
union alternate. Ogden's representative
is instructed To boost for Salt Lake for
the next convention.
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Immense Mass Meeting.
Il 10 Tho TrIhnnc

Specidl 10 Inc lflDunc.
OGDEN, May l9.-About 800 retail
merchants and clerks attended a mass
meeting at the county building tonight 70
discuss the Saturday : o'clock closing
plan. a resolution was unanimously
adopted favoring the early closing. and
n committee was appointed TO confer
with several Jewish clothing merchants.
who refused TO close their doors last
Saturday at the hour agreed upon.
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To Use Indians.


Special 70 The Tribunc
OGDEN. May 19--R. A. Grant. lessee
OF the Saltair coliseum. and Joseph Goss.
manager OF the local Orpheum theater.
have returned from Ross Fork. Ida. Wis
iting the Indian reservation Through
permission OF the United States govern
ment, the theatrical men announce that
they have employed twenty thorough
bred Indians to be used I'm theaatr!cal
companies organizing. Several Indians
VIII be used in the novelty act, "A Mod
Goss for the Orpheum circuit next sea-
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NOTICE o. ASSESSMENT NO. 2s

NS iSIi oI fAoclJ,otoNlLIN nv. 20
Dalton Gold Mining and Milling com
pany Principal place OF business 3O7
Mccormick building, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Location Of mines. Piute county.
Utah. Notice Is hereby given that at a
meeting Of the board OF directors OF the
Dalton Gold Mining and Milling COM
pany, held on the. 10th day OF May. 1910,
assossmcnt No % of -quarter (D
cent per share waE levied upon the capi-
tai stock OF the corporation issued and
outstanding. payable Immediately. to the
secretary, Salt Lake CITY. Utah. Any
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stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on Tuesday, the 9lst day
OF June 1910. VIII bc delinquent, and ad-
vcrtisod for sale at public auction. and
unless payment is made before, will be
sold on Friday, the Sth day OF July. 1910.
at Il o'clock noon. ut the company's Of
ncc to pay the delinquent assessment
thereon, together with the costs OF adj
vcrtisinE and expense OF sale
WILLIAM j. BARRETTE,
Secretary.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Office. 307 Mccormick Bldg. k2Sl3
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hlo Falls Vital Statistics.
b ne Tribune.

- FALLS, May 19.-Mlss Nellie
=, laughter Of Mrs Erma Mulhall.
i - on Monday evening last TO
=, Christensen nj Pocatello. The
- 5as Performed at the residence
~ nits mother at 10 o'clock. and
= SEEDING supper they took the
5 for Portland Mrs. Mulhall
N inve Of Phil Margetts OF Salt
{ 49, They will make Pocatello
u = p Gpon their return.
S-sli ns1s work for Idaho Falls is
lol ,Hfeled. Mrs. II. C. Lyons.
* Z nntludcd that il might be a
Ha what was expected. and at
III 'odsy presented her husband
b a naneng baby boys.
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'9s Public School Exercises.
he Tribune

EHr IIIDUNt.
.nLE- May 19.-Commence-
- OF the Springville public
y neld In the opera house here
9cSllent programme was rem
= inc exercises. and much In
Manifested The graduating
\ qIle large. An art exhibit.
y work done by pupils the
on exhibition at the schools
I1hy comments upon the ex-
1'l'g OF the students were