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Show t gjryyiia I'fiE AVy. ttcff.tJCT n ... ms. ma 'Wasatch Wave. Bcvs, TUESDAY. Editor. MAY 24. 1802. Entered at the Poslnffice, IP her, at ml class mall matter KDUCATION. Improvements In the methods nnd machinery of education and schools have a value in a mental and moral point of view, which is now pretty generally understood hut their Importance oh a matter of bunim-ei- i is less familiar and is less thought of and talked about. In the matter of instruction now methods, Improved systems, Latest methods etc., has become a hobby with many teachers, principals and superintendents of schools, but the comfort' of the children in the matter of warmth and ventilation has in too many cases been considered of minor importance, This has been carried to such an extent in the past in many instances that it has been thought that anything was good enough for a school room. The fact that the school room should be made pleasant, comfortable and inviting t6 pupils lias been overlooked by school officers, teachers The nnd superintendents. has district school within the memory of many persons now living, been the prevail-intype of school house and apparatus; and, we are sorry to say, many specimens of it still remain to torture the children and retard the progress of education. It is a tlapboarded shanty, a log hut or a staide-lik- e building, built of rock or adobe. Heats that bring to mind the inquisition of the Middle Ages, Perhaps there is a three by eight feet on winch to illustrate the elevated ideas of the teacher. No maps; no globe; no apparatus of any kind, unless you call a painted pail and a tin dipper such, which, we suppose, might he used for illustrathydraulics, physics, and ing hygienics, by showing the practical application of tho mechanics of Jluids with reference to the wants of man, that water will freeze in very cold weather and that tho inside, as well as the outside, of the body should be kept cool ami damp in winter. As for a school library or any real apparatus, you might as wrcll expect to lind an organ or a piano growing wild in the woods. The number of such abodes of darkness, disease and torture, however, is fast decreasing. , Their places are fast being filled by graded schools, with school buildings of elegant architecture, home-lik- e and healthful warmth, and fresh air; neat and comfortable scats and desks; abundance of text books; well chosen libraries; a vuried assortment of maps, charts, globes, and scientific apparatus of all kinds. In fact, an array of contrivances for shortening, clearing, and easing tho way of the scholar, and speeding his progress on the road to learning, is fast taking the dace of those old relies of so much so that the maxim, There is no royal road to knowledge is fast failing into decay. We can with little danger of contradiction, say, there and it u a rmjul road ft) lies through tho improved common school with its modern methods of health, comfort nnd pleasure. Hebcr is now falling into line and steps are being taken to establish a central school here upon the improved modern system, where our children can lie taught according to the true principles of education. Tho building is now being erected and ere another year passes, there will be, we trust, a school in lleber of which the people may justly be proud. The taxes, to raise the necessary amount of means to erect this building, will, of course, be pretty heavy, but we could not spend money in a better cause. The building when finished will accommodate about 150 pupils, will be constructed upon the most improved plan ns regards warming and ventilation, which, in our opinion, is of the most vital important o. The health and comfort of the children should be of primary importance in every school, but in lleber as elsewhere this matter has usually been but a secondary consideration, and one which has been neglected and overlooked. How many of us can recall our school days without remembering tho oft repeated request: Please, may I go to tho stove and warm me? llow many are there, w ho read this that fail to recall the hours of torture spent in the school room, with cold feet in in summer? winter and How many fail to recall the many weary hours spent sitting upon a hard bench, their limbs hanging over the edge, and their feet dang-linin the air several inches above the floor, freezing in winter and suffocating in summer? Is it any wonder that children dislike to go bo tortuiet in this to school-tmanner day after day? Is it any wonder that tho health of many children is broken down and their constitutions undermined during their school days, and that many which of them contract colds follow them until they prematurely fdt the consumptives grave? Tb writer of flii 5, having lorn g force-abl- blnek-boar- y d first-cla- ss bar-laris- time-honore- d hum-ledge- - head-ach- e g o i who at that time was working on the night shift of a mine some distance from tin ir residence. After some talk Mrs. Higginson ordered the meu away owing to the lateness of the hour ond they went but later ftuark returned and effected an entrance to the house and made the assault ou tbe woman as specified. She resisted n ith such vigor that Ruark finally gave up for fear that her cries would alarm the neighbors. As soon as he had left her Mrs. Hlgginson went to a neighbor's and notified them of the assault. A warrant was issued for the parties the following eigy, but Park had gotten wind ef the proceedings and skipped. Kuark was arrested and taken before a J"stice of the Peace, who found him guilty and bound bim over to the grand jury. That body promptly indicted him, and the last chapter in the proceedings was ri ached yesterday, when be was tried in g the District Court. Ruark is a mug at best, and has the kind of face on him that doesnt grow on any one that is, not on any one except tilers f bis stripe. From the beginning to the close of the Investigation he sat by bis attorney, hi features perfectly able, and apparently took no notice whatever of anything said for or agaiust him. The case was given to the jury about 3 ;30 oclock, and it took that body only a few minutes to return a verdict of guilty, and Judge Zane promptly sentenced Ruark to one year in the a school teacher for a number of THE EDITORS SHEARS. rears, sees the great necessity of Improved methods of instruction in iho schools, but be sees a greater necessity of improved methods Territorial Happenings Clipped and methof school accommodations Condensed from Our Aumcrons . ods that will secure to the children Territorial Exchange" health and comfort while in the school room. We believe there is a remedy for all this child-tortur- e, underthe JOHN W. YOUNGS HOAD. misnomer school, and that the remedy is w ithin the reach of every school district in the territory, if He will Quite libel; Square up part of the school officers will but make a Ills ImlebtedneeeIn tbe Third Ile-triCourt A Oood 810 of Spring determined effort to grasp it. We An Ogden Ha Carrie a Bullet offthat the school sincerely hope for Twelve Year, icers of this county will give this et matter serious consideration. Misses Emma aud Aneliza Jacob, the and popular teachers, will The following appeared in the attractive soon bid adieu to Ashley friends and deDavis county Clipper, of May 13th, for their boms near nelier.- - Verin commenting on the recent re- part nal Express. port of a discovery of coal in Ward Excitement fan high lu Iayson Monday About canyon near bountiful: over found the footrace between Kinsey and Mr, Boyse ago thirty years a lump of coal while he was get- McKrimen was won by the latter by ting wood, but he never could find thres feet. Kinsey had six feet tho any indications of a natural bed of start. The race was for $1,000, but a coal. The facts in that case so great deal more changed hands. Over far as known are as follows: In 1000 people was on the ground. They August, 1855, llyrum D. Buys, scored two hours for the start. father of tho writer, while in Ward Tvv of Spauish Fork corporations conyon getting a load of wood, capitalists bare been effected and the arfound a bed of coal and brought ticles of Incorporation of each company gome of the coal home with him. placed in the county records. One Is He was taken sick and died a few know n as the Dales Brothers company seThe the after days discovery. and is capitalized at $10,000 and will cret of the' location of the coal was conduct a business at Spanish A Truant Daughter. buried with him and has never Fork of general and manufactory buying, selling Hurald.l , Ogden Dept. since been discovered to our knowling all kinds of building material ; tbe a daughter of Alexander Fife now Eiia EJwaid His son, edge. Buys, other Is known as the Spanish Fork living in Hebcr, was with him at Building association and Is capitalized at Fife, of Ilennefer, Summit comity, a small station ou the Park City branch of the time he discovered the coal, Uuion Pacific, on last Friday night about hut being hut a small boy at the $ 5,000 Dispatch, time, together with the excitement , Spanish Fork w ill have two papers 11 oclock, after her folks had gene to attendant upon the sudden death soon. The Spanish Fork Sun is to be bed, left home without consent of her of his father, was unable to point born and the Index is to be aroused from mamma. The girl is fifteen years f age out the location of the coal, or give its slumber. The proprietors of the Sim and the next morning v hen her mother are old time standbys of the Dispatch discovered she had departed, at once inany intelligent information aud we know whereof we speak when we stituted a search. She was traced to more was than that it it, somewhere in Ward canyon. say that they are thoroughly competent Echo, where she went to the home of printers aud know ail the ins and outs of two lady friends and attempted to get AV. If. Kenner will do the Into their bed chamber through a newspaper. a winThe Sun came out in Spanish quill driving act. He has the ability and dow which she raised successfully and Fork last Thursday. "We aro not will no doubt please his patrons. Both then endeavored to get into the roam speakingof old Mr. Kenner and Mr. Jensen are practical AVhite in the act of doing so the window I ut of a paper of that name pubinside men and success would seem as- elosed down on her, which at uce lished at that enterprising Utah sured.- Dlspakh. awakened her friends who came to her tow n by W. II. Kenner and Anrescue. She would not stay the balance AV. E. Robinson, of American Fork, drew Jensen. The Sun is a neat, of the night with them, statiug she was ns a made call afternoon. this pleasant well edited six column folio, and on her w ay to Ogden. deserves the patronage and sup-po- it He is full of Information of the beautiTho mother of tho girl had a small of the people of Utah county ful cave that has been discovered in sum of mouey in the house, which it is In the W. II. Kenner is editor and mana- American Fork canyon, located she got hold of aud bought a alleged cliffs above the high dugway. It conger. He is well known in lleber, to ticket Ogden. At last reports she had rooms and tains and several has pends having been one of the founders of or heard of after reselling not been seen the Wave, We know Mr. Ken- not been fully explored yet, bnt so far this Her folks , are said to be very city. an as have Is area estimated It to large ner to he a bright, intelligent poor, and w Idle hir father was absent young man and a good printer, and as one of eur blocks. Some beautiful in the Deep Creek country, her mother been have of stalactites we predict for the Sun a bright fu- specimens was left at home In care of the of ture. Slay its rays never he ob- brought down, and the discovery promis- children. The mother is said family to lie alanother es to add to of interest scured by the clouds of adversity, object this already world famed canyou. En- most prostrated with grief. hut shine with a tough-lookin- im-m- tn 1 con-eerni- steady, increasing light, spreading its congenial light quirer. A Sure Sign of Spring. and warmth over the face of the East Friday thero came very near being Tribune. of earth, making glad the hearts a fatal accident at the Diamond Mi ling men. surest signs that spring has tile One of Cos, shaft. Ben Gilpatrick and partner who were working In tin shaft, had really conic Is that the melodlons-voiccItso the bucket and been hoisted boy, harnessed to Ids ice cream chariot, The Davis county Clipper com- stepped to a distance of 830 feet. u once more obstructing the streets of the surface, mences an editorial with the folut on Zion. It is the same boy, the same had stepped Gilpatricks partner The most of lowing sentence: to the platform leaving him in the buck- single suspender, Hie same voice and, the male population in this county the same unsold ice cream he have arrived at the age of twenty-on- et, when the engineer, supposing both probably, bad off, hoisted the bucket about quit business w ith last fail. Sometimes got and we have there arc two or three of them aje three selectmen and a judge to eight feet higher. Gilpatrick bad let on the same cart. He doesent squatting seem to out when to and the loose of rope step spend it, that is a good part of it. tbe backet He to tldnk It look clean. w necessary to as be raise began again We have been wondering what the never thinks it permissahie to change suma off his and balance turned thrown it refers to; whether pronoun and started down the shaft even Ids tune. Every half minute or it means the population, the ago, mersault out AVhen ftener he bawls ut, Ace cream, hive a he had desccuded head first. or tho If most of the A beautiful coucoid ef turned package. over he about fifteen feet again male population have arrived at beam which sonuds is produced by the united efforts hand Ids the and struck e of Davis in the age twenty-onthe lagging. He grasped a of the Ice cream boy, the organ grinder county, their ages must have been supports firm hold w Ith one baud and managed to aud the marching Salvation Army. A the spent pretty lively during past trio of that kind with each doing Ids few years, unless a large majority hold on and climbed out, the coolest man level best, each part lu a different key, of the children there are of the fe- of all who witnessed the accident. Gilpatricks hand which he grasped the all the way from Poverty Flat to Jim male pnrsuasion. beam with was burned and bruised con- Sharu, is sulllcient to drive a Keeiey i d e; tax-paye- rs tax-payer- s. Worlds siderably, but aside from that he was graduate back to his cups. All those who were present uhlnjured. d when he started were Carried a Bullet for Year. down and disappeared In the shaft, and Standard! j were loath to venture to the shaft and twelve years ago Cyrus Corey, Nearly find his as to all look down, expected United States postal, clerk and son of mangled and lifeless body at the bottom. Marshal Corey, while attending AVhen his head appeared at the top their Deputy school accidently discharged a revolver, surprise cannot be Imagined. Tlntlc the bullet entering bis left leg below the Miner. hip, Fearful of alarming his parents he secret ami kept the matter entirely John W. Young's Mexican Road. dressed tjhe wound himself. Near the Herald. schooltmuse was a brook of clear cold The affairs of the Mexican Northern water and daily for three months the Pacific railroad, on which JohnAV. Young young man washed the running sore unis constructor, are still in an unsettled til finally it healed over and the ball condition, though perhaps the prospects ceased to give him any further trouble. are much brighter than ever before for Thursday morning while out on Ids that company to pay np all their Indebt- route Cvrns felt a twinge of pain in his edness. knee and rolling up the leg of his pantaSome of the officials of the new com- loons made an investigation to ascertain pany of London capitalists are now in the cause. Just under the skin at the the City of Mexico perfecting titles and upper side of the knee pan he felt a bard preparing to resume work on the road, round object and surmising w list it was and Superintendent Johnson and Chief took out Ids knife amt extracted the bulEngineer Smith wera telegraphed at let fired iuto Ids body twelve years beDenting to meet them with all the ac- fore. The ball had worked Its w ay dw n counts. They have, therefore gone, and bone and out to the surface. the along it Is expected ere their return that something more definite can be ascertained. The people at Deualng are exceedingly Hit Ut for Dinner. hopeful. Some ef the more zealous ones F.VYKTTKVIU.F,, N. C., May 17 Alex are still working a few men on the grade. Gilmore, a notorious desperado from Others have rented places In Derning ex- Snath Carolina, entered the house f the an early date. Rev. AVilliam Brunt, near AAldte pecting to resume work at it Is hoped that the company will pay yesterday, and finding no tie there Oak, but up this time, as there are a grrat many the daughter, flourished a and pistol people in this vicinity and Old Mexico ordered her to prepare him a dinner at to whom John AV. Young Is Indebted enc. which sh did. After devouring who are almost suffering for some of tbe the victuals Gilmone gathered np all the ueccessaries. cooked meats and started for the woods Jo. Akpkbsox. near by. Demins, May 13 1893. As soon as Ids feet cleared the door-sil- l, Miss Brunt got a Ttilrd District Court. shotgun aud, taking deliberate aim, fired thirteen buckshot iuto Gilmores back, Tribune.! In Judge Zane's court Thursday the from the effects of w hich he died iu a main case of importance was that of short time. Siucc the shooting it has Hugh Ruark, charged with assault with been learned that Giimore was wanted intent to commit rap. The comptt .tit in South Carolina for murder, and Miss alleges that on the night of Jane id, 1891 Brunt is entitled to the .500 reward ruet offered for him. The heroine is well the defendeut and one John at the home of Emma Hlgginsoij at known here, her father having nee Opbir, Tooele county, stating that they been pastor of the Fayetteville Baptist hnrrh. cam' I o see Mrs. Hlgglnsojis husband Fair Notes. duftib-founde- The first application for space at the World Fair come from Provo for an exhibit of elate am! marble in the mining department. of lady managers for Utah probably soon be appointed by the Commissioners. The lady managers will have charge of the womans department In the Utah budding. A hoard w 111 Sections of Utah soil will be exhibited at the Worlds Fair. The soil will be taken np In large squares and placed In boxes w 1th glass fronts thus shew ing It Inltsnatmal position. Secretary McDaniel, of the Utah Com mission, Is now supplied w ith tho rules aud regulations, governing exhibits, In the several departments of the Worlds Fair, which he would be pleased to mall to anyone on application. It is the intention to have a large quantity of Utah fruit forwarded to Chicago at least once a week during the fruit season. This fruit will be exhibited in the Utah building and distributed among guests. It is thought the leading fruit growers will readily contribute fruit for this purpose. The sight assigned to Utah for building purposes at Chicago, Is said te he superior to that of any other state or Commissioner Executive territory. Empey aud Secretary McDaniel will leave for Chicago la a few days to take format possession of the ground assigned to Utah ard make arrangements for the erection of Utah building. The leading educators of the territory are taking a great interest in the ednea-tionexhibit for Utah at the Worlds Fair. A committee has been appointed and formal application lias been made to the Commission to appoint a chief of the Educational department to take charge of the school exhibit. The Commissioners w ill take action on this matter early tu June. al double-barrell- P-- If you want your buggy or wagon repaired neatly and quickly take it to Parry at tf Hutch shop on Main t, 1 1 PARK CITY YEWS. MURDOCKS STAGE BETWEEN HEBER A5D PARK CITY. A Batch of Interesting Sews Items from Utahs Great Mining tamp. THE REGULAR STAGE Leaves Heber at 8:00a.m. Arrive Park City at DECORATION DAY' DOINGS. Leave Park City at Arrive lleber City at Park City Lodjfex will 11 Take Part Th Democrats nnd Republican A Free Fight Ore Shipment ud Other Mining Note. 11:00a.m. 12:30 p. m. 2:30 p. m. THE ACCOMMODATION STAGE Leaves Park City at Arrive Heber City at Leave Arrive Park City at 8:00 10:00 1:00 3:00 a. m. a. m. p. m. Alfred Mitchell broke bis left thumb p. m. afterW Idle catching a ball last Tuesday conveyed to all Provo Val-l-- y Passengers noon. The wound was a very painful points. Express carried at reasonaone. It was dressed by Dr. Le Compte ble ' utes. and la now doing nicely. The Democratic Delegates, accompan- ied by the Park City Band, went down to Salt Lake Saturday t attend the Con- vention for tbe nomination of Delegates to the National Convention. The new lodge of the A. O. U. AV. will The charter be Instituted June 4th. membership fee will be 10 and the probabilities are that the lodge will start out ,777 'i Mi 4 4? 4- - 4X delThe Republicans sent twenty-eigto egates la the Territorial Cenveution nominate delegates to the Minneapolis convention. Park City secured the position f alternate for the lion. D. C. Mc- Laughlin. E. M. Grose took a couple of shots at Win. McGeunis last Tuesday afternoon but n aeconnt of bad markinansldp did not succeed in getting Ids man. Mr. Grose will have a cbancc to explain matters before U. S. Commissioner Ilojt . today. A free fight occurred In Andersons saloon last AVednesday night lu which a Sweed by the name ef Isaac Bery received a bad cut ever the left eye. His assailant, Andrew Peterson, was tried before Jndge Ilayt on Friday afternoon and fined 10 for his share of the fun. The Democratic delegates took the U. their trip to Salt Lake Saturday because they secured a 2 round trip rate. These gentlemen could have secured just tlie same rate fiom the little road and should remember that such low rates were made possible by its being built into town. Your correspondent eau lemember when the U. P. had the sincli on tlie town, how it list d to cost 7 for a round trip ticket and the comto be thankful for that. us pany expected TURNER & SONS Call and examine our complete stock of Boots and Shoes and convince yourselves that have the Best, both in Style and Variety, in WE P. read ou The committees of the different lodges for the celebration f Decoration Day nut at tlie City Hall Friday evening and perfected anangeinent for that occas-sion- . The organizations participating will be the P. O. S. of A ; Park City Lodge No. 7, I. O. O. F. ; Olive Blanch Lodge No. 8, I. O. O. F. ; Park Lodge No. 4. If. of P, ; Crescent Division No. 8, N. U. K. of P. ; Bcaconsfield Lodge No. 3:!3, Sons of St. George; Ontario Lode No. 1, A. O. U. AY. aud the Daughter of Rsbeccab. The indications aro that the dav will be fittingly observed in our place and that tlie ceremonies will bo very appropriate aud impressive. Some the delegates to tlie Republican convention attended the prize fight in Sait Lake last Thursday and fak had a great time at that exhibition. During the row at tlie close some one cried guns and a great rush was made for the door and until quiet w as restored pandemonium reigned. After the scuffle a prominent dealer in beef cattle found himself dangling part wayeut of the back window. A mining superintendent found himself at the top of oue of the irou pillars supporting the building and the secretary of a mining corporation was found fondly embracing a like post but lacking the agility to shin it ami get out of the road. The balance of the crowd were .hardly able to find s at all and all united lu saj ing that tlie next time they attended a prize fight in Salt Lake they w ouklut, tliein-selre- the Val!e UB THE CARRY ge STOCK OF GENERAL MERGUSE IX WASATCH COLYFY. WE HAT GOODS IX ALL LIXES. ARE THE OIR E THE BEST PRICES STAXDARD. Dont take the other mans word tor it, but come anl, tor yourself. A fine line of babv carriages, boys express wagons, it anct carts, team harness, etc. Avagons, buggies Our boots and shoes arc manufactured by M. D. WeSls Co. and are the best goods made. In buying, see that D. AV ells & Co. is stamped on the sole. Our clothing is direct from the largest Other lines of clothing are an the best. manufacture America. iraitathu. G If you buy your stoves, farm machinery anti other goi from us, you can ahvays get repairs. Tf you purchase nil your supplies from tw, yon cans . money. Family trade Special attention given to children. the country solicited and satisfaction guaranteed fit IHIsLtcli VIRTUS SEMPER RICHARD a Sz , BRIDGf f!vi MIXIXG NOTES. Dr. Le Compte aud partners are making a shipment f ore from the McHenry TOILET ARTICLES, PATENT MEDICIHES, mine. The shipments of re from tlie Park City sampler the past week were over 1109 tons. 38 bars of bullion containing 21,421 S3 fine ounces silver were shipped from the Ontario mill tlie past week. AVork was resumed at the Mears mine Ihtirsday last. As soon as the shaft is cleared of water sinking will be resumed. The Marsac mill resumed operations Saturday aud is now good for an all summers run unless something unforeseen occurs. Surface w ater has been making considerable trouble at the Mayflower mine, but everything is now in good shape for handling it so that no serious cousequen-ce- s may be apprehended. Massassacoa. Pakk City, Utah, May 22, 1892. 8hould Not Expect too Much. An exchange sayst People should not expect toe much from a country news paper. AVhen the proprietors have been industrious and have scraped aud byways, the farm aud the town high and low, far and near, and given their readers a faithful aud full account of the news up to date, the readers should be content. It is not always the fault with a local paper that there is no news in it. An editor cannot shoot his delinquent subscribers just for the sake of news. AVe are too poor to hire men to go round and kill these who borrow their neighbors paper, in order that our readers may have something to read. e dont believe It is right to mob a man who fails to advertise simply for the sake of an item. The plain truth is that those who complain that there is nothing in the paper this week worth readin- seldom do or say anything worth putting in print. FLUID AND SOLID EXTRACT SoArs, Sponges, Syringes, Stationery, Chamois Skins, Breast Pumps, Nipple Shields, Complete Stock op Confectionery, Best Brands op Cigars, . Flavoring Extracts, Etc. Prescriptions Compounded Main Street, Day or CHARLESTON m m Carries a full BOOTS & Heber ft CO- - stock of SHOES, AA The Highest Price Paid fr c pj-odu- of all kinds. ESS 17'i ctv. per dozen. Oats if, 1.33 per Cwt. VV'je ' |
