Show TEACHERS MEET Pedagogues of Summit and Wasatch in Session at Heber Park City June 17A teachers examination ex-amination which na been in session in Park City the last two days adjourned journed yesterday Of the 13 who aspired to be licensed pedagogues only five succeeded They are Professor fve F A Stranger G A Watson A G Marchant Misses May E Cordy Miss Martha W Lanning A Joint teachers institute for the counties of Summit and Wasatch was convened at 1 oclock at Heber today I will last until Saturday The conductors of the institute are Professor J M Tanner president of the Agricultural college at Logan I Miss Clara Hill of the State university I Professor D R Augsburg Hon J R Park and Professor D S L McCorkle The following is the programme for folowing prgmme each day J Thursday morning Opening exercises exer-cises i Organization Address of welcome President J W Clyde in behalf of Heber town board T S Watson in behalf or Heber school I board Response in behalf of visiting teachers teach-ers D S 1 McCorkle superintendent of schools for Summit county Address Hon John R Park state superintendent of public instruction Address Hon Abram Hatch Thursday afternoon Lecture by President J M Tanner of the Agricultural Agricul-tural College Questions Vocal music Primary work by Miss Clara S Hill Questions and discussion Friday morning Opening exercises Drawing by Professor D R Augs burg Questions Recitation Primary work by Miss Clara S Hill Questions School management Superintendent McCorkle Friday afternoon Speer number work Superintendent A Wootton Questions and discussion Song Lecture by Professor Tanner Questions Saturday morning Opening exercises exer-cises Drawing Professor D R Augsburg Questions Recitation Primary work by Miss Clara S Hill Questions l Saturday afternoon Number work Superintendent A Wootton Questions and discussion Song Lecture Professor Tanner Questions NOTES AND PERSONALS Rev Father Thomas Galligan departed V de-parted for Salt Lake today to attend r the annual Commencement at All Hallows Hal-lows coHetre Mrs ilatt Connelly left for Salt Lake this morning via Ogden to attend at-tend the commencement of AllHallows college tonight Her son Herbert is a student at that seat of learning E A McDaniel manager of The Herald who has made a host of friends in Park City during his attendance at the grand loge left for home today Miss Mabel Robinson the beautiful and accomplished daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Robinson and Mr Parker Dykes were united In matrimony last evening at the home of the brides parents par-ents by Rev W S Hunt who came from Salt Lake City to perform the ceremony Mr and Mrs Dykes will take up the realities of life here in Park City Mrs Dykes native home At 120 this afternoon Miss Juliana M Daly at Evanston and Thomas J Burns o Park City were married in St Marys Catholic cJfnrch mared Mars Ct0lc lh bythe pas tor Rev Father GalHgan Miss Julia Daly and Mr Maurice Hally r the witnesses Mr and Mrs Bur iswUl make their bore In Park City Five weeks back Alexander BurkeKa 1 = k < Ll member of Ontario lodge No 1 A O U W died at Salt Lake At the rejrular meeting of the lodge last night an order wa made to pay his widow now a resident of Philadelphia 2000 That Is only one example of the promptness with which this great order of Workmen Work-men pav its death losses At Eureka Eureka June 1At the meeting of the council last night it wa decided de-cided to hold a celebration on the Fourth of July All were in favor of holding a celebration except the saloon men The reason for this was given that as the Fourth comes on Sunday and that by an ordinance recently passed by the city council providing that all saloons should be closed on Sundays they ere obliged to close down on that day They held that if the saloons were closed on that day that many who would otherwise remain her to celebrate would go to other towns where saloons were open thus taking a I large proportion of the money from the tpwn They said that i the council would allow them to open on the Fpurth that they would contribute to the fund and would join in celebrating After a private consultation the council decided to let all saloons be open on Sunday July 4 after which the proceedings pro-ceedings went on smoothly and the officers Icers were elected as follows Ives E Cobb general manager and T J Car don as secretary and giving the general gen-eral manager power to select the different dif-ferent committees I was also decided to hold n baseball game between Provo and Eureka and a foot race for the championship of Utah between Mr Schroeder of Provo and Kimmel of Park City in connection connecton with the many other amusements that generally take place on occasions of this kind The meeting then adjourned and thing will now move on towards holding hold-ing a grand celebration Mayor Hatfield is in Salt Lake on business W J RIdd traveling passenger agent of the Rio Grande Western is in town arranging for rates for the Fourth of Julv 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