Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1903-10-31

Wy we paCh uOor WIN nNe or SIX men
and Baines testified that he left by
way OF the front door with two men.
The court bound defendant over to an
swer 10 the charge to the district court
under 1900 bonds, which he could not
furnish.
BARTLETT BOUND OVER.
l.. A. Bartlett, was given his pre-
liminary hearing before Judge Howell
on the charge OF forgery. The princi-
pal witnesses were b. Kohen the Sec
ondhand dealer and his clerk, w. j..
Douglass, who testified that defendant
came to their place OF business Tuesday
and bought $3.50 worth OF goods, giving
IN payment therefor a worthless check
signed by James Bray, for $l2, recelv-
ing $500 cash In exchange. Chief
Browning, Detective Fender and Om-
Ger Eggleston testified that Bartlett
had admitted that there was no such
a person TO his knowledge as James
Bray and that the check was worthless
The court after hearing the testimony
bound the defendant over to answer to
the charge to the district court. under
$500. In default OF which he was given
to the custody OF the sheriff.
'OhiND VI IplAAAlON.
The board OF education held it's regu-
lar meeting last evening, transacting
the following business
The finance committee reported re-
ceiving from the county treasurer dur
ing the past month on taxes $6,00S. 10.
After paying back amount due treasury
they have "A balance OF s752.l6 on hand.
Monday the tanltors will receive their
salaries, amounting to s597.
The sanitary committee reported that
1t has notified parents not TO send their
children to school when they feel slight
ly III, as during the past two weeks
six cases Of diphtheria have developed.
Since the opening OF the school It was
reported the Reynolds Typewriter COM
pany has been furnishing unsatlsfac-
tory supplies to the High school. The
matter was reported 10 the supply
committee to investigate.
j. II. Hanzik has been employed as
teacher and will probably be sent To
the Mound Fort school. as principal.
Burdette Smith made application for
the same position.
The matter OF Installing planos
IN all Of the large city school build
ings was again taken up by the board
and thoroughly discussed but no de-
mite action was taken. The supply
committee was instructed TO secure
the cheapest possible price from the
piano dealers that they will furnish
the pianos for cash, Supt. Allison was
very earnest in his application for the
pianos,
The matter of having DR. Boon of
Seattle, Washington, deliver three lee
lures before the students was referred
to Supt, Allison,
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mrs. Louie Palmer of Enterprise.
Morgan county is visiting with friends
In Ogden.
Arrangements are being made for a
big Republican rally 10 take place Mon
day evening at the Grand Opera house.
Tonight at the special meeting OF
the city council the charges against
George Wells the saloon man, OF har-
boring criminals, will be investigated.
The mayor will also ask the council
TO grant a building spot to the Saliva
ton Army on which to build a work.
ingmen's modern home.
Il. G. Woods, the architect, has re-
turned from a business trip to Idaho
Falls.
The Child Culture club met this
afternoon with Mrs. c. A. Nelson.