Show I COUNT SCHOOLS F AY E TRUSTEES DISCUSS VARIOUS I AIOUS I M S it cT Sch 1Oen Sept LListf Tedtii OPn 1Teac em Employed Sch rship3 w dedCDJttee b ished The county schools of Weber county are to begin Monday Sept 5 The mater was decided at a meeting of the trustees held yesterday There are to be 40 weeks bchobl in mostdistrcts which will bring the clpsing days bout June 16 after deductng forholdays The question of supplies was disc dis-c ssed and the supply committee heretofore here-tofore haying charge of this mater was abolished and the trustees of each precinct hereafter will look out for supPlies I sup-Plies for that precinct dealing with any company they CDQOse The question ques-tion of putting in ninth grade wont was discussed and the conclusion arrived at Frt it would be better to strengthen I the eighth grade This is the view also I entertained by State Superintendent Joh R Park County Superintendent Wilson ison pre ideI at the meeting Teacher have beta employed as fol1 lows Burch CreekFlorence K Harris denE N Qujnn and Annie Farrell Farr estJohn F Rason and Mary E Taylor GarlandJohn Wheeler and Tulle McFarland H ntsvieW H Jones George E Ferrin Mary Wang4gaard Edna L I End Thomas B Franklin Pierce East HoperW H Walon A C Patterson Pat-terson Rebecca Farrell Helen Rlces HarrisieC E Smith Martha Al dous KanesWeDaVd Lanblois LibertyMr mmlng MarriottsE B Arnold North OgdeuR K Ames John Q Blaylock Mary Stimpson PerIJoseph Bidwel Plain CityA H Rogers Hattie J Koch Hilda Ipsen PoplarEmma Anderson Pleasant ViewW H Cragun HHdaLarson = 1 < RovDavid Fowies Randal innie Farrel RheraieC W Cain Gertrude Smith Smih > Slatervie K Wilbur TaylorsZebulon W Jacobs UintahC Iabelc Rogers Olive Pratt I i WarrenJ W BramweU TisonCharles E Maw Esther Trimble Vest reberAmmon Greenjr Julia I Hawkes Janet carland I I There are yet two positions to fill one in Warren and one in T3ylors Louisa A Yanggaar of Huntsville and David H Fowler of Hooper were awarded the tC free scholarships at the University of Utah Miss Wangs grd has resigned THIRD DAYS CONFERENCE Reports of rk From Various W PfStl I The work of the Methodist conference confer-ence sterday was largely outne I mater and some of it of little interest to the genEral pbl I Reports of their work were had from J 11 Hansen of Ephraim N M Ran I sen of Salt Lake G L Marvin of Mer cur F N Lpham of Eureka A W Hatshorn of Corinne W Murphy of Payson J T Pierce of Ogden H W It Parker of Beaver and J D BIrd of K ephi A W Hartshorn was ordered transferred I trans-ferred to Colorado conference and several I sev-eral members were advanced in their st dies S Dr C B Spencer of the Rocky Moun tain Christian Adyoate addressed the conference in the interest of that periodical peri-odical and Dr VT A Spencer of Philadelphia I Phil-adelphia addressed the body in the interest in-terest of the Church Extension society which has built so many churches in Utah and in other states I There will be no official session o the conference until Monday morning at 9 oclock when A H Henry of Salt I Lake will open the session hy conductIng i conduct-ing the devotional exercises I I That will be the most important ses I sion as then all the reports will be heard from the various committees except ex-cept that on state of affairs in Utah it was discharged Friday without report re-port Then too at noon will be read the appointments for the ensuing year and the conferen e tvill be brought to a close Yesterday afternoon W Murphy of Payson preached the annual missionary mission-ary sermon and Mrs Giian of Salt Lake and others addressed the Wo mans Foreign Missionary society EVENING ADDRESS In the evening W A Spence D Dr of Philadelphia delivered an address on the church extension movement The evening session was presided I oe by Rev J T Pierce Dr Spen cet gave some vocal solos very er ver fe tvely and then gave an address on gae eI the subject of church building He sad that the socIety which he represent had bunt 12000 new Qhurches in 2 ear and a yet ther are 4000 con gregatons unsheltered 1e then gave illustrations and statistics to show the wonderful growth of the country and with it the growth of church building I and stated that the surprises of the future fu-ture would be more marked than those of the past The speaker was present 1a Japan when the emperors edict was on ever street corner proclaiming that any one who should become a ChristIan would be beheaded in 24 hours but now thee iF erect religious toleration tionin Japan and thL spEaera only daughter Is isslonarYin that court try I < s PULI SUPPL Y The churches of the cty will hae their pulpits 11ed today as follows by minister of the conference Presbyterian church Rev N Ba com Methodist church morning Rev J E Kirby evening Rev F 3 Brd ley Disciples church morning Rev I son J D Bird evening Rev J B Was i TODAS PROG1A 1IE I This morning the metIztg will be pf 3 devotional charicte the conference love feast preceding the sermon at 1045 by Bishop Wiard F Ianaliu bf Boston Bos-ton The bishoP is one of the most ole quent men of the 13000 MethodIst preachers i the United States This afternoon at 3 oclock will beheld be-held a Sunday school mass meeting to be addressed b3 various visiting ministers minis-ters At 7 oclock an Epworth League devotional meeting and at g oclock a sermon by W A Spencer D D of Philadelphia Tl1e varIous pulpits of the city will be morning filled by Methodist preachers this NEW JURY DRAWLs DRAW-Ls of 30 Will Hear CaseS Case-S Theretvn Qiuiors yes J9 tHdy morning for the forthcoming term of court The name In the box < w r Cex1fut d antI all the names hitherto drawn were returned The following were the 30 names drawn ObdenReee How l E Veabll deceased John Hoxer George IV Murphy Ddn Maguire O E Savage John T Guthrie Heber C Butler S L hcs Charles G Anderson Richard D Robbins G A McClure W G Kidd B H Goddad George Landsberg Robert A Edwards Kanev1eGeorge Green Robert Jones Farr Westacob ThQma Hoer Nehl H3rd North OgdenHebelJ Randal Felt HuntsvilleIsaac McKay William I Burch CreekWiUam Stmpson Pleasant ViewDavid Johns John M I a1e SlatenieEdwin Smout UintahWHlam GYarner e Vest WeQetJoseh B Avord 1 WisonJ1m B Trimnble Before Judge Eolapp A motion to set aside the order art poInting a receiver for the Press Publishing Pub-lishing company in the case of L Rogers vs that company was argued I and overrule on the ground that same was irregular 1 the mater of notice and service Leave was gIven to make ei mae a new motIon The suits against M X Graves and I Emma I Graves brought by Theodore Steinl were dismissed at plaintiffs I COEt wIthout prejudice A final survey of the disputed premises premi-ses was ordered made in the case of Frank Thompson et al vs James Mont gomer Nora Johso brought suit for divorce di-vorce from August Johnson desertion being alleged as the cause Doth Protest To Much The second number of the Ogden Bi retalst made Its appearance yesterday yester-day changed very little from its last number The paper still has an excel Iet copy of the DemocratIc national I platform of 96 and sti runs the belat d fusion address t contains also long Drotestatons I anent the letter of its editor to the bishops bish-ops askIng them to work for his publication I pub-lication m three separate place it protests that i does not care because rIte Herald u 1shfd the letter and wants to know how this aper secured a private confidential circular letter I also protests very hard that the fusion movement Is nt dead The Bimetallist dots protest to much December Weds December A wedding was solenlized yesterday in the county cerks office Eider Newton New-ton Fan performing the ceremony The groom was John I Manning of Slaer vie and the brIde Mrs Phoebe Priest of Hooper Their respective ages ue 72 and 70 Clerk Fan tried to steel the uple f to a justice of the peace bit the groom would not have it that way He waned the job done thtu and there and by Farr he had his way Ihc wineses say the couple behaved just like young eop Death of D M Start David M Stuart for many years 3 well known resident of Weber county parsed Cuiety away at his home 456 Twentyseond street yesterday morning morn-ing Fr a time he had charge of the I tithIng office in Ogden and later was I bishd9 of Uintah preclnot but of late he has been quietly living in Ogden The funeral occurs today services being be-ing in the tabernacle at 2 ocock Ogden refs Superintendent J Young came up from Sal Lake yesterday T B Lewis will speak tonight in the Fifth ward meeting house on Life and Its Preparation Service begins at 7 ocock About 15 Mormon converts from Sweden aT Norway arrived in Ogden yesterday accompanied by a returning return-ing elder The hearing of Chris Hansen charged charg-ed wIth cruelty to animals will be heard ThursdayJmoring His plea Is not guilty The cxamination of John Peterson charged with houseb king came up yesterday before Justice Hal TTe pled not guilty and the hearing was set for Monday morning Frank Olson brother of Mrs George M1 Han returned yesterday from a thres year mission in Europe 1lr 01 Eon was with C C Richards jr and George IV Lakin also of Ogden He reports the boys as well cheerful and successful Two representatives of the coming professIonal bicycle road race to be run Sept 2 over the Garfield course are in the city for the purpose of Interviewing In-terviewing some of the crack riders Ogden has some good material and we expect to see some of the money come this way I I A meeting of the directors of the American Falls Canal Power company com-pany was held yesterday when the fol lowing officers were elected President i L W Shurtfe vice president Ly i I man Skeen secretary J J Brummit treasurer D S Tracy direotors lo roni Sleeen L B Salmon R H Wit Wi t D T Tracy and Caleb Parry I Edson HoUher the 15months01d son of Il and Mrs L J Holther died last evening at 7 oclock as the result of weakness brought on by an attack of scarlet fever This is the second child Il and Irs Holther have lost within a month The other child died I of the dread disease on the way from the canyon where the family was camping out to the city I |