Second Primary
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Brahm,
Charles Isley, Mason Kelly, Harold Moses,
Harry Powell, Arthur Rivers, Lucio Rodriguez,
Alexander Williams, Theodora Flores, Carrie
Carvil, Agnes Rodgers, Greta Shoemaker, Ethel
Summers, Bertha Terrill, Mary Vidal, Carrie
Whitehill, Juliana Soliez, Mary Flores.
Second Primary
The school kept in the old Masonic hall.
Number enrolled 59, average attendannce 52,
per cent of attendance 92, neither absent nor
tardy 26. Names of the pupils perfect in at-
tendance : Clyde Sergend, Cesario Benavides,
Guadalupe Chavez, Oliver Potten, Nordie and
Susie Lee, Hiram Scott, Rosie Eckstein, Guada-
lupe Santa Ana, Manual Salmon, Eddie Davis,
Joe Madrid, Andres Calles, Ethel Dean Clayton,
Felicito and Rebecca Montes, Elsie Warner,
Lou Doran, Olen Black, Josie Welty, Henry
Vega, Porfirio Parago and Clyde Hoyt.
Names of High School pupils. Junior Class
that were neither absent nor tardy: Oliver
Laizure, Maud Miller, Belle Eckles, Irma Muse,
Emma Marble, Gertrude Scott. The attendance,
but for the brief absence of one pupil, would
have been 100 per cent.
N. C. Campbell, Supt.
From ihe October 16, 1891, Issue of The Enterprise
Joe Smith Pardoned
A Salt Lake City dispatch of the 22nd says:
Joseph F. Smith returned to Salt Lake City
today, after nine years exile. His story is one
of the most romantic in the history of Mormon -
ism. Always one of the fiercest defenders of