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Show Beaver Brevifies Happenings At The County Seat. By Special Representative The Beaver County NEWS, being, as its name implies, a county paper, ' should live up to itB name, hene the c management is endeavoring to secure, : as rapidly as possible, live correspondents correspon-dents iu various parts of the county. , This week a NEWS representative visited Beaver and secured this service for the county seat, and Beaverites may get, not only county-wide news, but also the important happenings of their home town in the same publication. public-ation. The NEWS has already many subscribers in the pretty mountain town and expects to have a greater number when its people realize that a live, up to date county paper is worth the small subscription price charged for it. Beavar is a thriving town and an attractive town and its people are progressive, and the NEWS hopes to give them good service as a public purveyor of news. Earnest Hodges and Ren Bonn re-burned re-burned from a trip into Iron County an Sunday. They have been down investigating the Arrowhead property which has been lying idle for some years. They have uncovered a large body of high grade lead ore iu the old shaft which was sunk on the ground several years ago, and have taken an option on the property with a view to commencing extensive development work there in the near future. The closing exercises at Murdock Academy have been held during the past week. On Saturday night the Commencement dance was given in the Murdock Amusement Hall. Sunday afternoon the graduates were addressed address-ed by Prof. E. E. Errieksen of the University of Utah, who was formerly principal of the Academy. Programs were given by each of the classes, beginning Monday night with the Freshmen. All of thesn entertainments entertain-ments were well attended by friends and patrons of the school. Friday alternoon the graduating exercises were held and Friday evening the Alumni banquet followed by a Grand Ball iu the Opera House completes the exercises fer the school year. The faculty and students of the Academy all report a good year, and a great majority of them are expecting expect-ing to return at the opening of the Fall term. About twenty-six students will graduate from the Academy this ycar. |