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TRUTH S I
ASSIGNMENT OF SCHOOL PRINCI-
' PALS.
The board 01 education has made as
signments of school principals lor tne
coming school year as fallows: Donne
viho, . m. Paulson; Bryant, W. J.
. McCoy; Emerson, Mary Dysart;
Jrumcliu, is. a. Hailoclt; Fremont, D.
u. Loomus; urant, a. S. Martin; Ham
ilton, W. W. iiarton; Jackson, David
t. iielson; Joruan, Mark Drown; La
fayette, J. H. Coombs; Lake Breeze,
J. Fred Anderson; Lincoln, Etta Pow
er ; "i-ongtellow, Elizabeth Fritz;
Lowell, wiinani Bradford; Oqulrrh, L..
m. guaitiough; Hiverslde, W. D. Pros
ser; aumnor, V. B. Wallace; Twelfth,
liiiissuucin McMillen; Uintah, Eve
lyn Heilly; Union, J. O. Cross; Wa
satch, Oscar Van Colt; Washington, H.
B. i'olbom Waterloo, Grace Frost;
Webster, F. D. Keeler.
'mo fallowing teachers have been
appointed: High school Minnie C.
v Cassldy, ?D0 per month; Matnilde Do-
uieiuge, .$100 per month. Elementary
bcuoqis Florence Cnristensen, $G0 per
month; Etta J. Uider, $70 per month;
uuvlne Brown, $70 per month; Jen
nevte Swan, $47.50 per month; Coron
n.a Heffernan, $G5 per month.
'fho following teachers received
leave of absence: Jeannetto Hansen,
one year; Edith McClelland, one year;
lMUtiuia Dindberg, llrst semester; Vera
lvjnu, oue year, and Anna B. Bobbins,'
'one year. 'iie lollowlng were released
lrom teims of their contract: Nellie
Wilson, Jovcta Laubly and Moliie
Alexander.
it was recommended t:.at the follow
ing pusms be appointed to normal
scnoiurshlps In the State Normal
( -. school: (a) Names of. High school
giaduates: Emma J. Goldlng, 240
bouth Fifth East; Maude Morgan, 32
North Seventh West.
(b) Those who have finished the
eighth graue: Bessie Camp, Louie
Piercey, Birdie Snowball.
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LOGAN" LETTER.
Editor Truth: Candidates for politi
cal honors are now beginning to bud
lorth. Bishop N. W. Crookston wants
to bo tho next sheriff of Cache county,
and ho is oelng groomed by leading
Democrats. As a disciple of the
father of American Democracy, Thom
as Jefferson, and In the name of Billy
Bryan, I protest against tho bishop
dabbling in politics.
. Remember that notorious recon
vened convention, and tho rules there
adopted, besides, bishop and sheriff
aie offices that ought not to bo mixed,
they will not amalgamate, they are not
synonymous, they are In diametrical
opposition to each other. Should tho
bishop bo nominated, I believe tho peo
ple will turn him down, not only be
cause of his ecclesiastical position, but
citizens of Logan havo another score
against him. Ho has been lighting our
municipal light plant proposition from
its lnclpioncy to the present tlmo in
tho Interest of a private monopoly,
contrary to Democratic principles in
ill ages of tho world.
On tho first page of your last issue,
you convey the erroneous statement
.hat A. G. BarDer Is a candidate on the
Republican ticket for state senator.
Tho G. O. P. cannot havo our only
George, for ho is a war horse from
iway back; ho Is so well groomed and
trilled In the principles of tho untor--ifled
that ho would rather lay down
tils Hfo than to have people think that
ae even sympathized in the least de
cree with those wicked Republicans,
'ml A. G. Barber will likely bo a can
lldate on the Democratic ticket to suc
ceed himself as state senatoi. As Mr.
Barber Is a member of the high conn
oil in Cache Valley stake, wo would
idmonlsh him as wo havo Bishop
Crookston not to dabblo too much In
politics.
Yours respectfully, REX.
Lcgan, Sept. 3, 190G.
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OFFICIAL CALL.
For Republican State Convention, Sep
tember 20, 1906.
To the Republican Electors of tho,
State of Utah:
A state convention of delegated rep
resentatives of the Republican party,
In tho state of Utah, will bo hold at
Salt Lake City, for tho purpose of
nominating a stato ticket, to be voted
for at tho general election, to bo held
m Tuesday, November G, 190G, for the'
selection cf a stato committee, and for
tho transaction of such other business
is may properly come before it. Said
state convention will assemble at 11"
o'clock a. m. on Thursday, the 20th
day of September, 190G, In tho Salt
Lake theatre. Candidates are to bo,
nominated for the following offices:
Judge cf tho supreme court and repre
sentative In tho Sixtieth congress or
ho United States.
Tho Republican electors of this
;tato, and all ether electors, without
cgard to past political affiliations,
who' believe In the principles of tho
tepublicin party, and Indorse its poll
lies, and will support tho candidates
nominated at such convention, aro cor
dially Invited to unlto under this call, '
In the selection of delegates. ,
The said stato convention shnll con
sist of 527 delegates apportioned lo
the several counMcs of this stato, on
the basis of one deleguto to every one
hundred voles, or a major fraction
thereof, that were cast for Hon. Jos
pph Howell for representative In con
gress, on November 8, 1901, ns fol
lows: Dele
County. Votes, gates.
Beaver 823 8
Box Elder 2,229 22
Cache 3,901 39
Carbon . 1,119 11
Davis 1,151 1G
Emery 857 9
Garlleld G51 7
Grand 235 2
Iron 729 7
Juab '. 1,328 13
Kano 395 4
Millard '. 899 9
Morgan 4SG 5
Pluto 331 3
Rich 411 4
Salt Lako 1 1,014 140
San Juan 119 1'
Sanpeto 3,552 3G
Sevier 1.G17 1G
Summit 1,891 19
Tooele 1,174 12
Uintah 713 7
Utah 5,972 GO
Wasatch 990 10
Washington 715 7'
Wayno 303 3
Weber 5.GG4 57
Tho respective county committees
aro requested to arrango for tho elec
tion of delegates to tho stato conven
tion. The chairmen of tho county com
mittees will forward to the chairman
of tho stato commlttco, Immedlatelj
after their election, a full list of the
delegates chosen.
By order of tho Republican state
committee.
Salt Lako City. Utah, Aug. 21, 190G.
JAMES T. HAMMOND,
Chairman.
RLCOLPH KUCHLER,
Secretary Pro Tern.
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