Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-12
STORM IN A TE4P0T.
The Orphans HOm3 Lady Hll,s,F5
Stand On Ihoir Di5ni.y,
II Was the Malrou, lie Says, Who
Told The Story Ia the fir't Place.
The 1911 viii Be Paid.

At last Mondays sceslon ot The
county court, 90 roaiors q tuu Nlws
Will remember, Sclcctman Bambgfr,r
pso olioI "a report In regard 10 the
Ofphau5 HOME and Day Nla,ry
which was not altogether h,,luHHg 90
regard 10 the internal worllnga OF ,hat
inaI.uuon, and which laH created
quite asilr among the LAZY manasors.
Az the weekly meeting ~ tho court
today, asa consequences Of wnal had
gone before ,hali.a.dozen Of the Alirs
who are directly Interested in the
auain of tho Home on.
tered the board room shortly
afior 10 O'Clock aud took ral's on The
benches set apart for the public nee.
Whom Judge Blair anu Ht'tstmru
Cahoon, Morris and Blmbrrsci had
taken their places at the iaalr, the
first named, o. chairman, learning
that a depuiatiDn was la attendance,
said with look In the diiecl0n OF
tbs benches aioreaaiiG W. alwnys
give attention 10 the ladies hrsl, aud Il
any OF you hAvo any grievance, or
anything to bring before this board,
Will you please come forward.
Mite. Arthur Brown accepted the
invitation as the spoAcawomal of the
party. Advancing to the rsinngl che
said-Wo have come before YOU,
gentlemen, In regard 10 Mr.. Bam-
bvigef'1 report concerning the Or.
phaiis' Home and Day Nuucry, and
want u know why our bill hrs not
been allowed. We nlso desire 90 rpfutr
Alr Bambefgef's statements ns To the
uhaib OF the Homo auI it,
management / have here tho
written alaiemeats of the nurse
anu tho cook and hluspkonppr
and likewlso the board Of directors, o.
you viii allow the clerk to read them.
Permission WIS ut once granted, aud
lhu following documents were handed
Ia!
SALT LAKE CRY, Juno @, isg.
was employed as nurse ut tho or.
phanN Homo about nine woaka this
spring. lut thoro Juno 4uI. Tho
wNor used during tho time cha, was
employed there was from CurI,foplpr.
sons Rowing well, bocau.. c1mbin,nt
had been mado about tho ncam1 VOL nt
mo Home. Tho food used was Oh tho
buAt, both la quality and the way 10 was
cooked and served. An tho children
were enormous GATORS, aud had 40 regular
meals all they desired, aud tho quantity
consumed was immOusr. Tho food
served the children was tho same served
~ tho table OF tho employees. / con.
sidorod the inatron, Mis-, Sterling, r. most
superior woman for her phase. aud Mrs.
HniNcly was an OKc0lleutrilE and h1u.o.
Keeper Tho ontiro Homo was cleanrI
thoroughly each day. Tho children wpr8
bAhod once week aud u change OF clonu
o'olnlng throughout pat un them each
week aud oitouor iu many caso-. Tbo
nciH changed once WHuk, uud / thought
tho clothes aud clothing surupulousIv
n0at and cloan. The outside olofhIuF
such ne aprons aud waists was changed
two uud three timOs uOr wOtlG | haye
had wo children ae inmates or this
Homo two years and 4 can truthully saw
that tho care and treatment thry bayo
received from tlla association hayo bson
better In every way Than / could nos.
NhlY nave gwen them loo my own home.
4 visited my children regularly before 1
win employed thorp AS 10 nurse aud can
say that ! found thOm as vol cared Tor
aud thoy WcrO As tidy aud we'll kopt ns
] ala during my stay there. / have road
Herman Bamborgef's charges agaiusttho
Homo and i consider thom uutruthfui
sud false. Mr.. Bambprger called with
Dr. Worihingion May 10 or 10; he went
all through the Homo; /, WIS quite carly
D A. a.. 4
was IN good ord0r aud tidy aud nice. 1
had ~ children sitting around mo aud
was teaching Thorn To sow. Al thi. lime
Mr.. Hamburger seemed cross. Tho
second time ho called lac did not come
lni he stopped no the door IN 500 u hehad
loit his glasses whom thero before. no
seemed In rage that morning aud said
TO mo, 81 800 you havO not yot got Your
grounds into "A lawn or under cultivation
and the board mOels next Mnnday.n and
then made some inEiuua.ions against hi,
sisiors-in-law. MRs MARY Bliss.