Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-02
JUVENILE THIEVES CAUGHT
...,,, md Bsautfyirg the Grounds Of the
Weber Stake Academy
c.n,,.-iutere.ting Innovation
. Sunday school Union Pro-
sram-Sew' Briefs

r., .ome time past the railroad men
~ I'm missing lanterns and other
y. : ,,om their engines and around
~ -, wards. and the last few days
n..,'ye pender has been looking mo
.kNu,, snd Yesterday Glen Patter.
y 49, ,',,e Larson. win Keison, WIN
= ~ ~ wsre placed under arrest. They
i'' m about rs years OF age. When
y. IA me city jail they could stand
~ 1 M to keep silent about tneif
Y .J 19lng, and told the officers that
- t.d ben stealing articles from
~ me ndghbOrhO0d Of Twenty
~ ,.sst and Wall Avenue for some
Isl ~, ard they had an old shack
~, some Of the stolen lanterns etc,
~ ,,gbd Young Patterson has been
Y, ~ 49, The police twice before on
80 charge. once he was bound
-, ths district court. but released,
.irsred that II he was caught steal
,,,,io he would be put IN the State
.~s.Tel school. The lads did not
- be very repentant OF their I'M
-, y conduct. The date OF their hear
y has no, been set
IN THE POLICE COURT.
e,,,ga T. Malan was brought up be-
y. i1srs Hulamskl for disturbing the
- n Tweniy-ffth street and fined
a len days. he has not yet been
= 70 raise the cash.
Van named VIM Martin was ar
~ ior stealing a yalise, but the
siyt could not be proven and so he
80 ki 20,
rosATE AND OTHER LEGAL
MATTERS.
EWsn ]. Menzia VS. the Citizens
Al Il al Harry T. Duke, one q the
3s,lsns IN above action, entered his
gaarce, and takes twenty days in
SA 10 plead to complaint
1 he matter Of the estate and guar
k,Ap Of Joseph +. ana Mary NJ.
ii minors a petition was filed by
| h Nai0la Pool asking that she be
esntsd guardian Of the above men
~ minors. Date Of hearing on petl-
Il y, for December 10, 1899, at 10
az
| sF20rING ACADEMY GROUNDS.
| Yesterday was very busy day at
\ Weller Stake Academy, with the
ii..His and teachers. The grounds In
.,l d The academy have always been |
|ltuy bad condition, 50 the students /
id among themselves 10 make an |
| tNwnent and TO beautify the |
ra,i, 90, according to appointment, |
Fisiiy morning about forty teams |
y 3 Of the male members Of the
r3ay started the work Of improve
al Some 500 loads Of 0ak-brush soil |
n hud and graded and about ten |
vs. 4 fine gravel for sidewalks. The /
No adies Of The academy prepared /
y erred very fine dinner for the |
srkss
Nn grass will be planted this fan /
= % aphalmm walk made from the
- @ the flont entrance. An iron
p VII beput up also, all donated by
dultns Of ogden and the
Ls1is There will also be
PC il@e spent on the fixing
J Il The inside Of the building. In |
Atfg physical culture room and a
ms apartment There are at pres
!. Students enrolled. and every
Es Ina very progressive condition.
y iaculiy Of he academy has ar
no % repay the boys who so gall
v aoofed yesterday by giving them
n lsHi Friday evening, Dec. Sth, in
ffftssHs hail.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
y sake Sunday school board has
p sfelal arrangements whereby the
80 ana friends Of the Sunday
= AoIk may enjoy the union meet
Immediately after the opening ex-
~ NE classes win go to their re-
-g tlass rooms for the consider
apartment work, and the Wis
AM remain In the main hall and
.t1alped by addresses from lead
waters The union meeting to-
sunday night viii commence
se'nd ward meeting house at I
's visitors win be addressed by
=. y, Land and Bishop Horace En-
lN Third ward will furnish the
oiDEN NEWS BRIEFS.
-. Layne received o telanhone
rom Cannon. Idaho, rnHt a
80, .sa oeen robbed there last night
,, ,,s pans Of shoes, some cutlery,
s% oiher articles.
va L1iVlg was fined SO today for