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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
WOULD CHANGE
COMMISSION LA w

As u result Of meeting held last
night In the courtroom OF Judge r., "A.
Rogers In the city and county building
by The Salt Lake members of the house
and senate and some OF the Ogden rep
resentativcs and Senator Craig OF
Weber, new commission form of govern
m.nt bills will he introduced slmultane~
ousIy In the senate and house on Mon
day,
THE bills that viii he presented Mon
day will be a consolidation of the Barnes
bill In tho house and the Craig bill In
the senate. The chief provisions OF the
now bill will be that the mayor Is to
have the power OF veto and that the
commissioners arc to be elected from the
various wards instead Of from the cities
at large. The provision in Barnes's bill
which made the acceptance OF the form
of government optional, Will be eliminat-
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
SENATE VOTES $4,000
FOR PIONEER TRAIL
President Gardner, Son of
Pioneer, Opposes Appro-
priation in Speech.

The senate yesterday voted To appro-
PIRATE $4,000 TO perpetuate the old PIo-
neer trail Into Salt Lake valley. The
money is to be used for marking the
trail and for making improvements on
II looking TO the establishment OF q state
highway over the route.
President Henry Gardner took the floor
and vigorously opposed the measure. He
said:
This bill has for its object a pure
~ sentimental purpose. | appreci-
ate the sentiment that prompted IT,
but With the condition of the state
FUNDS and the urgent necessities this
legislature Will be called upon TO
meet out OF the public funds. can
not permit myself to appropriate
funds for purely sentimental pur-
poses.
My father came over the old Pio-
neer trail in 1s4T and | am proud OF
the feet that he was pioneer that
ne was one OF those who founded la
thls valley community OF pro-
sressive. patriotic citizens. L yield
TO none In my appreciation OF the
work or the pioneers. but | do not
iee' that / can allow my sentiment
TO make me vote for this bill in vlo-
iation OF the state constitution. The
work OF the pioneers needs no monu-
inent Their fame Will endure as long
as time.
Senator l., e. Wight OF Summit saIso
opposed the measure with consIderab able
force. He said the senate committee on
highways had rejected q bin to build Il
road into Wasatch county for the relief
oi the pioneers Of today. who were de-
yeloping the country, but who were kept
from market because OF impassable
roads OF the two mea sures, he believed
that the relief OF the pioneers OF today
was more important than the commence
ration OF the pioneers OF yesterday liz ud-
able as the purpose might be.
After considerable discussion. in which
Senator's Smith. Rideout. Booth and VIII
Hams defended the measure. ii was
nf 4 l.,r.
Craig, Edgheiil: Wight and Gardner vot-
Ing In the negative
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
MEASLES DEATH RATE
Is EXCEEDINGLY LOW

In the month of January 1896 cases
OF measles throughout Utah were re-
ported to the state board of health but
there were only fifteen deaths. according
to the boards monthly bulletin. The
bulletin shows the total number OF deaths
from all causes SAC: deaths not reported
from the previous month, i5. total towns
and districts reporting 1856: districts re-
porting no deaths. 102: localities free
from disease. 81; scarlet fever. 93 cases,
deaths; diphtheria. 10 cases. l death; ty-
phoid, II cases, 1 death: whooping
cough. 9l7 cases. deaths: chlckenpox
us cases, no deaths: pneumonia, 16l
cases, deaths. consumption, 4 cases
NmperfecO, 6 deaths.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
FRAUD IN
TRANSFER OF ESTATE

Charges that Frank Moore. prior 10
valued at s22.500 to his Wife, Susan
Moore, In order 10 defraud creditors, are
contained In a suit filed In the district
court yesterday by J. l. Cattron. admin
istrator OF Moore's estate. against the
widow and J, ], Burke 10 recover pos
session OF the property In question.
II Is cited that Mrs. Moore who Is now
Mrs. Allen, having married again, pro-
bated her husbands estate shortly after
his death and declared II to be insolvent
Later. at the request OF the California
National Supply company and other cred
tron was appointed administrator. He
asks that the deed of transfer made by
Moore just before he died be declared
null and void. as having been made with
intent to defraud
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
WARD
e WILL HOLD REUNION

,, ,g Thirty-first ward Will hold a big
nv Today to celebrate Washington 6
M The residents Will gather at
e'u meeting house and amusement
80, o'clock this afternoon. II is
\ .nat 1000 persons Will be pres
a'efy resident OF the ward. re-
'n, Of creed, Will be welcome.
a. Badger Will be toa astmaster at
sI9uet. which will be feature OF
n 'aeDi , ration. Among those who viii!
y EIl IN the entertainment at Z
~ IN Inc evening are Miss Edna
|aec ,yoAn d. Bowers, lie Grand
~, Esy Eniay Anderson. Elsie Matthews,
|lsopp coward Sheets. Bishop IL. NJ.
|sss. t.n o. the ward, r.. c. Pcnrosc. Prof.
fEfy a Merrill, Ivy Evans: Oscar
|ei = h A Smith, Benja min God
ts ana covers Pipe eDoxey- Rupp quar-
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liked With Detective.

lee witness also told Of converse
II be had with "Mr. Hoffman of
kghkeepsie, Mr.. Thaw's private de-
hive" in which be said he had been
Iised he had been called to Albany
= the Tbaw matter and that the gov
,.sr wanted Tbaw out. The superin-
IEisnt added that even if he had re-
frei written order from the govern
to release Thaw he would not have
|ls so.
d. Russell, when asked point blank
ffiber be considered Thaw insane, de-
|sA to answer. DR.. May later tcsti-
y That DR.. Russell had expressed the
ksou 10 bin that Thaw was "not a
nnsolae. but was suffering from a
Ia OF mental unsouDdness which is
fEssn of as constitutional inferiority.
l,rk likewise declared DR.. Russell
R remarked to him that Thaw was
ferfeetly sane -
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
ETTER CAR SERVICE
ION WEST SIDE ASKED

lis city commissioners are consider
y means Of eliminating the delays to
IessI car traffic on the west side by
ESn Of switching operations at the
EsNngs on the Denver 6, Rio Grande
.Eosd. In executive session yesterday
(rrag the commissioners went over a
~ submitted by w. r. Maddox, as
10y general manager OF the Utah
- Railway company. showing the
"a delays occurring each day since
|.emocr ] last on the Poplar Grove
" seventh South and Fifth West
,i 90 the Second South line at Sixth
~ street In many Instances cars
~ @en delayed. fifteen minutes at a
and the schedules thrown out ac-
cehgy, says the report.
.Hlplaints OF poor service on these
mai cross the railroad tracks have
received frequently by the COM
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
||%IYS He WAS OFFERED
leash TO LET THAN CO
Superintendent of Matteawan
1 Hospital Springs Sensation
at Governors Inquiry.
B,oooo AMOUNT NAMED
'bpfuses to Say Whether He
4 Considers Slayer of
! White Is Insane.

rBANY, N. Y, Feb. 2l.-Dr. John
Russell, superintendent Of the Mat
IAN state hospital for the criminal
[.,ra testified today before Governor
Lars committee of inquiry that he
= hssn offered $4,000 if he would
Harry K. Thaw. The offer, he
Ia was made during the latter part of
als by lawyer, whose name he could
|, remember, in an ''uptown hotel' in
r.r York city and was refused,
nis testimony was developed during
|. Investigation of reports that William
Clark. secretary of the committee, re-
-,t;v had requested DR.. Russell TO re-
..Thav on the ground that such an
edsr II was desired by Governor Governor, sulzer'
governor himself had stated tee nns PreI, ~
~ ,,,cb q reuueSt
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n Governor Sulzer.

m James V. May, chairman of the
La hospital commission, another wit
Ia told OF having been approached by
~ several days ago with the same
C.sst Dr.. May said he told Governor
ELsr OF the incident and the governor
I'd be would not interfere IN the Thaw
la and had not authorized anybody
1cLyk, when sworn today, denied hav-
q, told either DR.. Russell or DR.. May
IA The governor wanted Thaw re-
I.ed, He said, however, he had writ
Il D7, Russell while investigating a
!ENt that the latter had received $25,-
10 to free Thaw.
! Thile DR.. Russell's memory was hazy
the identity Of the lawyer
|Eso offered him the brlbe he denied any
ls.on for wishing to conceal the man s
|iHe and thought he could furnish it
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

RcfraDng present law relating to creation o.
high school districts.
House bill No ITS. by Judd-Rclatlng 10 venue
or actions.
House bin No lso by Judd-Rolating 10 changes
OF yonuc
House bill No. 81. by Misunderstanding u
approval Of artiolod OF association OF banks.
House bill No. is. by Dr. Skoifold-Appropri-
ntns $1,000 10 Fro kindergarten and NeIghbor-
hoo House association
senate bill No. ol. by Smi,h-Appropriatng
$50 600 for Midland trail.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
HoLES' COLONIAL
SOCIAL IS SUCCESS

',e than 500 Eagles of Salt Lake
|st ae.abers of their families last
|,,s s..'eaded .. the Colonial social and
ksnsn.s ene club rooms. There was an
|,m'at, .Tt programme Of dance music
nfssa enjoyed and an abundance
hdaSa dSa'linelts. Many Of those who
Rai, carried out the Colonial idea
ss,. .pstumes and among the dane,
|,6;hoo,. W be seen George and Martha
- Ft,on, Molly Pitcher. Nathan
"a Ss;sh SSsl Allen, Pocahontas. Captain
la DsdI1 and other characters who
rha r%haNe the history of colonial
Ela ny ~ junction WAS the best at
f'Hihp IN uhy gwen by the rapidly
"s aerIe No. 81
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

ed and the adoption OF the system Will
be made mandatory.
The provision In the Barnes bill rela-
i've TO the recall OF franchises. approx ed
ny the commission on referendum vote OF
the people is 10 be retained
Several Salt Lake and Ogden resident q
attended last nights meeting
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
HURRIES FOR TRAIN
AND SUFFERS A FALL

J. f. Jones Of Beaver City was pain
steps leading to the gates of the Ore"
gon Short line depot at 1850 clock
last night while fastening on his way
to catch a train for Milford. Mr.. Jones
struck his chin upon one of the cement
steps with the result that it was bad
ly cut. He was removed to the l.. D..
s. hospital.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
House Notes

Tho house yesterday forenoon passed horre bill
No iS7, introduced by the committee on educas
tlon The provisions OF the bill extond the pres
cnt law relating TO the creation or high school
districts In such a way that sparsely settled sec
,ions OF the state may have The advantage OF The
law
night To take up the railroad and public Utilities
bin introduced in the house BY Barnes OF Salt
Lake About half the bill was gone over, when
the committee members found the timo too short
TO complete tho bill
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Faces Doubla Charge.

Alleged TO have insulted d woman on
Main street by attempting to put his
arms around her. Joseph Pnpus. Il Greek
la horer 80 wears OF age. was arrested by
Patrolman JswRes and locked In the city
iail last night on charges of drunkenness
and assault.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
REORGANlZED SAINTS
HOLDING CONFERENCE

The Utah district OF the Reorganlaed
Saints will begin It's o-day conference
at 772 East Fourth South street at 10
o clock this morning The order OF serv-
Ices follow:
Business meetings, Saturday, 10 a, m.
and 2.30 p
Preaching Saturday night 7:3o, and
Sunday at II a III. and 1880 p, III.
Social and sacrament service, Satur-
day. 2.30 p, IN.
j. {. Christensen is the district presi-
dent
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Old Light for Museum.

A soO-candlo power ipcapdesocnt light globo.
which wus one Of tho lights that bsEod forth
from the nortbwcut spire OF tue temple at tho
time OF the dedication April 6. 1923. has
been presented 10 the DoEorct museum by David
Cameron who secured the globo utter It's Light
hoa failed II was announced yoatorday that tho
muacum would be open all day today.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
dent
VIII Discuss the Drama.

The second In series Of readings on
:''rhe Modern Drama VIII be given
Monday night at the Utah Conservatory
of Music by Miss Fora 4. Shaw, instruc-
tor in dramatic art Her subject Will be
1.-The Return OF Peter Grimm" Last
Monday she discussed THE Blue Bird"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Bills Passed
In the Senate.

Senate bill No l0o b. Smith-kn act appropri-
at!ng $4,000 for the perpetuntion OF tho Pioneer
lrai Into Salt Lake valley,
Senate bill No. 3s. by Booth--An act relative to
the Issuance OF patents on state landg.
Senate bill No $50. by Ivorson-Ap act relative
to preferred claimapte for pchool lands.
House bill No 20. by AnderBon-An oct relative
10 the transfer OF state lands TO the govern
mcut.
House bill No. 1T3. By Ferry-An act revising
the laws relative to the prevention Of tubercu-
Iosig
House bill No. IT'S. BY Terry-An act providing
for tho inspection OF Ice.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
IMPOSES Liquor Liceuse,

%. ,e.,as.. President OF the Keith.o Bclcn
iaisa r.1y filed petition with the clty
lltsn,s e'ls hRainSt the granting OF a
Which 10, aoloon al 52G South State
> ierth ",iloIns the company's new store
y Io..i,,. "alh5r nsscrts that a saloon
MI tae might endanger The morals Of The
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Approved by Governor

House bill No. 81. By Monson-ProhibIting dis.
elimination and unfair competition In buying
dairy products.
Senate bill No. II. by EokcrsIcy-Appropriat-
Ing $40 900 In aid OF district schools.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Senate Notes

Tho senate Will have another opportunity 70
vote ON the direct election OF United etotes
scntaors The senate committee state affairs
and federal relations yesterday recommended for
passage the house resolution ratityins the pro-
posed amendment TO the United States coustlu-
ton providing for tho direct election OF United
states senators. similar resolution introduced
In tho senate TWO weeks failed o. passage for
the lack OF vote. Nine senators favored the
resolution, fiyo opposed It and two declined 10
vote either way
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
MANUFACTURERS BOOST
FOR HOME INDUSTRY

The Utah Manufacturers association
has begun another membership boom and
Is distributing large number OF cards
which will doubtless increase interest In
the association. In addition 10 some
valuable statistics. the card contains the
following, which laboriug men VIII pre-
''The money that pays this bll was
earned In Utah factory. Are you sup
porting the payroll builders by buying
and boosting Utah products? In 1872
manufacturers OF Utah distributed S11.
$1,000 in payrolIs and $4,000, 900 for
Utah materials TO your customers. Their
total output was $T5, 900. 900 Will you
help them double II In 1912 il will help
your business wonderfully
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
AGED Man Falls III Fit.

John Dsecmnr sc yoaTB OF foil In a III
In a houpc nl $50 South Seventh West street yea
toriay morning. For short time II wIs
thoupht that tho doAd, and the police
natrol Was called He recovered consciousness
soon after the arrival Of the police. Dikoman
Iiyeo aIono. lie wac found by small boy.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Thief Steals Typewriter,

Report was made to the police yester-
day OF the theft of a typewriter from the
oregon Short Line freight office
L., Peterson of 139 North West Temple
street and r. w. Hartley OF 1920 Tenth
East street each complained of having
had his OyeTcoat stolen,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

a i,sua s message of hope and good
Y. Va MRS. c. J. Martin, Boone
1lseu VINO Is the mother of eighteen
|ssss ss' Mrs Martin was cured of
huberls;uu19'e and constipation by
fifs,ian s Tablets after five years
et tsMa.g' and now recommends
Alas. TO the public. Sold by all
= (Adyertisement.l
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

Tho assessment OF the cos; OF paving street
intersections against tho abuttipg property owners
In tho paving district lB favored by she senate
committee county and municipal corporations
wbioh reported the Smith bill this subject
farorably yesterday Members OF tho city COM
mission and committee OF the Commercial club
have strongly urged Tho passage 0. the bill.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Fauorably Reported
In the House,

House bin No. z5. By Smith IN, the request o!
the utate road commission by committee on high
ways and bridges
House bill No. ils. by notwithstanding state
athletic commission. by committee OH judiciary.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Apuly for Canyon Water.

Application for second foot OF water has
boon nado 10 Cslob Tanner, state engineer. by
e r. Smith and j. l.. Stewart OF Tropjc.
The source OF supply Ia North canyon, Garfield
county,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

For a sprain you will find Chamber
lain IS Liniment excellent 1t allays
the pain, removes the soreness, and soon
restores the parts to healthy condi-
by all dealers. advertisements
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22
Bills Killed
In the Senate

In the Senate.
House bill No. H. by Bamberscr-Au act re-
lating 10 corporate surcties. Rejected BY the
adoption OF adverse comnitte report
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

Two billu TO protect the horticultural industry
Of the atn.e were introduced in the senate yes"
terSny by Joseph EokcrsIoy OF Wayne county.
One prohibits the shipment OF disoused lurzory
stock and the othor extends the powers OF the
state horticultural commission. Both bills wcTo
refcrred to the committee on agriculture and irrl-
CATION. OF which senator Eckersloy Is chairman.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

The general insurance will up for
passage In the senate Tuesday. II recon-
mondcd for passage ycstorday by tho committee
on private corporations and insurance The bill.
which drawn 6y State Insurance Commission
cr Willard Done makes several important changes
IN The insurance code OF lne etatc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

AZ tho request OF Senator ]. II. EdShc!lI o..
Juab the Wight money trust bill went to the
foot OF the calendar yesterday. Senator Wight.
author OF the bill, agreed that action tho
measure DO deferred II Will probably be reached
on the calendar Tuesday
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

Two biilH advocated By the state hoard OF
health passed by the senate yesterday. One
OF these bills incorporates thu rucH OF the state
board relative TO tuberculosis In Tho statutes and
tho other requires the inspection OF the sources
OF !co supply and OF Ice 10 icc-hopscs by health
inspectors, Both bills we're passed by unanimous
vote
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

Tho Joint committe to determine the boundary
line between Sanpotc aud Juab counties will
meet at 10 O'Clock tbis morning In the senate
chamber to hear tho sonpeto side OF tho con-
troversy The committee hopes 20 conclude the
taking OF testimony by noon. Arguments will be
heard In tho afternoon, nitor which the commit
tee Will tako The cnse under advlsemcnt.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

The judiciary committee OF the yestor-
day reported for passage the senate bill By Ferry
providing for the better sanitation and fire pro-
lection OF hotels. The bill amended by the
committee TO exempt from tho provisions of the
hill relative 10 fire protection hotels that were
fira
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-22

In order 10 wider circulation for tho
first biennial report Of the stale conservation
commission. Senator J w Funk Of Cache county
Yesterday introduced n bill appronria,ng $500 for
tho publication md distribution OF 1900 additional
copies of the report
Evening journal., 1913-12-23
PLAN ATTACK ON THE
MARYLAND ROAD LAW

CENTREVITLE Nd, Dec. GA Sc
cret meeting was held here by traction
engine owners of this and Kent county,
at which the thrashermen indicated their
purpose of fighting the law which pro-
hibits the travel Of State roads by
traction engines with cleated wheels.
The executive committee, consisting
of II. Biddle Hossingor and John H.
IClendaniel, of Kent county; w. Lloyd
Ford and f. II. Jester. of Queen Anne'a
county and d. B. f. Wolcott, Of Talbot
county. decided to hold a public mass
meeting here on December 80 to create
sentiment averse TO the law and TO plan
for a legal test of IFS effectiveness. The
officers elected by the thrashing rig own
ers arc; J. Biddle Ilossinger, president;
James II. Cater, Of Queenstown. treas
urer, and S. ScottBcck, Of Chestertown
secretary and counsel. They assert the
road law is unjust and impossible of OBJ
serVance.
Evening journal., 1913-12-23

1000 pupils. Should they all attend, he
pointed out, there would be little room
for any one else, but it was always Gus
tomary for the pupils TO bring their
friends. He also agreed with DIR. Buck
master that IL would be a good thing to
keep the schools before the public.
Dr. Cooper stated that he had been
Withholding his strongest argument un.
I'll the last. 81 wanted to hold that ar
giment until all the members had de.
clarcd themselves upon the subject" he
declared, "for with that argument / can
Offset any OF their objects Ny strongest
argument in favor of the February com.
menccment is that il will give the presi.
dent of this board an opportunity u
wear his dress suit"
Il declare the motion lost" ex-
claimed President Baynard with a
laugh. Dr. Cooper then stated that
Mr. zebley had raised strong point,
as to whether the holding Of the two
commencements would interfere with
the class spirit He believed that Il
would be best to ascertain the senti-
ments Of the alumni associations and
to obtain all the Information pos
sible before making the change as 20
whether it would increase or destroy
the class spirit
DR.. Buckmaster said the student
body that graduates and their parents
should also have a fair chance to ex-
press themselves on the subject and
should be consulted before any ac
tion is taken.
President Baynard. referring to Mr..
zebley's remark concerning the Civ
ing of prizes in June, said that that
matter could easily be adjusted.
II was agreed to put the matter
before the public for a week and to
take action upon IL at the meeting
next week Dr. Cooper gave notice
that next week he will offer an
to section 3S of the
boards rules in accordance with the
proper form. The secretary of the
board was requested to write letters
to those interested for the purpose
.of getting their opinion on the subs
ject
Upon motion of DR.. Cooper. Miss
Dickey, who has been acting clerk c
the principal Of the High School, wal
appointed clerk at a salary of $50 ;
month, her appointment to begin OF
December 1, at which time she begal
the work.
It was decided that there shoul
lbe only one session of school tomoI
row eThe~treasurer,s report Shove
a bank balance of S19,002.34. and tn
amount in the special fund S19,9S335