Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-02-11
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Liam Incident ciosed-Thief oa"Rh'
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Incident Closed-lhle' 'h"t"'
h'ips Robblng saloon TIL
,.r r-tah. Feb. 11.--At the meet
70, ,be board Of education last n'ent
ns .,oo, George Thomas of the hiSh
II lily, and supt william Allison stated
sy',, an a, the boys who participated IN
~ a' Sazing excepting two had written
". ano,oeles required by the board ana
Wv boen reInstated. one of the TWO
~" n,,ops is boy who mas been SICK
'I Tsn sranee committee reported cash
hand amounting to %S,2o2'42'
=" ,be recommendation Of the teach
y" nWon,mittee. Miss Josie CAR was
eis .,nted 10 n position as teacher anu
aPppVih n assigned to the Grant school
Nln .Jntendent william Allison exhibit
sulyl.',s samples of rafiia work woven
sni,pts under the direction OF the
illo 'n Of drawing by pupils IN the
sul.rs Grades. This work had been
pl, mn rtitb materials purchased by the
uu', W. who asked that the board pur-
49, enough materials 90 have some
~ the work done IN all the primary
Ice This was referred to the supply
committee
TILL THIEF CAUGHT,
rrod Warren was arrested last night
,bout midnight, being practically
navSbt IN the act of robbing the cash
tTIe1 In the Senate saloon, Warren, who
va heen hanging around the saloon FOR
so 9r, lime asked the proprietor TO get
KIN Kim an onion Mr.. Scudder the pro-
nristor stepped down into the cellar,
leaving the place alone ana warren
vent behind the counter and TOOK out
about 800 Gus Scndder, the son OF inc
nroprletor, happened to be across the
street and caught a glimpse or the
man through the window lie Inn
.medlately came over and TOOK war
rem into custody The prisoner gave up
Inc money and went TO jail
BRIEFS AND PERSONALS.
Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Warner returned
Yesterday from Palm Beach, Fla',Where
ibey we're spending the winter. They
report the cold spell which has been
sweeping over the east also extended
south and was very destructive In Flor"
ida, where frost Is an unusual phenom-
enon II destroyed a considerable por-
ton Of the oranges which were YET on
the trees, but, luckily, most or the
crop had been harvested.
The new amusement hall at Rlyerdale
WAS broken into night or two ago, 1t
IA supposed by hoodum boys, and some
hoxes of candy and other CONNECTIONS
We're taken from the refreshment room.
Tho sheriff was notified and Is lnvesu-
eating the matter
The ROYAL Mexican Serenaders Will
rive another exhibition tonight at
Utahna park
Mrs. Vivian Hatch left yesterday for
Denver. called there by the death OF
her father, j. J. Bunagan.
THE Notorious Mrs. Cay will be the
pay tonight at the Grand opera House
by the Mack Swain company The mat
lnse this afternoon will be THE Light
house Robbery"
Marguerite BurdIok, the little daugh-
Ter Of MIR and Mrs. Il. @. Burdlck, died
yesterday morning at the family resi-
denoe. $40 Thirty-hfth street, Of pneu-
monia. She was nearly three years of
ase
The game Of basket bail yesterday
afternoon between the team from the
Weber Stake academy and the state
Industrial school team resulted In the
defeat OF the state school by score Of
Ito T.
Sheriff Bailey was in Salt Lake City
yesterday on business,
Mrs. T. Donoghue OF Rochester, n. Y,
is DESTROYS Of ascertalning the where
abouts OF her son Raymond, whose
father Is seriously III and the young
man Is greatly needed at home.
III the suit of Jane Warne against
the Union Pacific, the defendant has
paid into the district court $4,000, the
amount for which the suit was COM
promised.
The Child Culture club was enter
salned yesterday afternoon by Mrs,
llilard
j. b. Martin, who was arrested for
stealing coal from the Union Pacific,
was fined Sl0
Oliver Ponrod, charged with adultery,
has secured $1,000 bonds, and been re-
leased from custody.