Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-02-10

Murray on the H. 10 ana 10 OF March,
as ilnshy red badges indicative Of the
great Murray bazaar, are being worn by
nearly everybody. II the affair does
not prove Il social success as we'll as
financial bentht II will be no fault Of
the appointed committees. Keep an
eye on the fair" Help the bazaar and
let Utah help herself"
Peter Larson, who IL employed at the
Highland Boy smelter. was struck on
the head Thursday morning by crane
and received almost fatal injuries. The
skull WAS fractured In many places.
D., G. l.. Olson WAS summoned who or
dered the patient removed to the Muir.
ray hospital, where he was given med
lcal aid, Drs. Jones and Bird assisting,
The patient Is now slowly improving
and may recover without serious re-
suits.
EDUCATIONAL.
The half year examination was con-
Quoted In all the Murray schools on
Wednesday ana with but few cNcep-
tions pupils have made their half grade.
The supervisors In art and music are
doing excellent work, and Will raise
the standard In their special subjects
very much this school year.
For some dime an effort has been
made to create an interes, Ia iuven-
lie court for Murray. and II Is probable
that within few days success Will
result Judge Willis Brown of the
Juvenile court of salt Lake City Will
deliver an address IN the Murray Opera
house tonight On the subject OF jnYen-
lie courts and n general mass meet
ing has been called. Such a court Is
reeded In Murray and VIII do much
for the redemption of many boys who
are now on the wrong road.
The board OF education. Mt re-
cent meeting. NAMED the school build
ings as follows: The central is to he
known as the Arlington; the new build
ing In what was the Twenty-fourth
district, win be called Liberty school,
and the west side school. Pioneer.
The new board is manifesting live.
~ interest In educational matters. ana
Mr.. q, NJ. M.mford, VINO has recently
been appointed superintendent OF
schools Is sparing no effort to place the
schools Of the city in the front ranks
of efficiency.
CHARACTER BALL PRIZES.
Al the character ball last evening at
the Granite stake house Murray came
I'm as usual for her share OF h0nors, the
Davis family carrying off the first
prize. They represented The Whole
Dam Family" Mrs Charles
Brown carried off the third prize; she
and her two little boys were represent
ed as a japanese family.
ELoPEMENT MINED IN THE BUD.
Matrimonial difficulties have practical
ly wrecked two families at Murray, Il
Is alleged, and the arrest Of one OF the
parties. Harry Fitzsgerald, Friday eve
ming, on charge oi clipping with the
wife OF Is. lnglebretsen, the head OF
the second family, would make 1t APP
pear that the statement is founded up
on facts. Fitzgerald was arrested IN
Salt Lake a short time after he had
stepped from a Smelter town ear IN
company with Mrs. lnglebretsen, and
within an hour the irate husband and
Marshal Mauss entered the city Jail aud
crOnfronted the runaw8ys.
According to the statement OF Mr.. In
glebretsen, as made TO a Tribune re-
.,orter, Fitzgerald was boarding at the
same house where the Inglebretsens
took their meals, and 1t was while pass
Ing the butter and other articles of food
that "Fitz" first started making eyes
at Mrs. J. Fitzgerald IS also a mar
ried man, but he has not lived with
his wife aud two children for some
weeks, It Is alleged, and finally pro-
posed 10 Mrs. lnglebrctsen that they
eope. The latter and her husband
have been married ever since Jan. 6.
1905, and during that time. the wife
claims, there have been frequent fam
lily Jars.
Much against his wishes, Mr.. Fitz-
suk r.. .tI
whether II was because he feared to
meet his wife or for the simple reason
that the Salt Lake Jail looked better to
him than the Murray calaboose that
he baked is not known. But, In any
event, he went, for Marshal Mauss was
reinforced by Mr.. Iugle bretsen, and
neither was in mood 10 be trifled with.
When arrested Fitzgerald had wick
ed looking siN-shOoter In his pocket,
and to make the charge stronger he
was booked for carrying concealed
weapons as Well as with alternating Mira.
lnglebretsens affections. Mrs. Ingle-
bretsen declared while at the station
that she would never live With her hus-
band again.
POLICE NOTES.
John Jorros plead guilty to battery
and was fined s.,
James Knee plead guilty TO fightlng
fined 81; J. W. Youngberg fined 81 for
the same charge.
Fotoplos & Dlntroplos. proprletors OF
the Athens saloon, and ulentanis 4
Kleros, proprletors OF the Vienna sa >
loon, were arrested during the week
| for neglectlng TO remove blinds from
| the saloon windows on Sunday. They
plead guilty TO the charge and were I'm
| ed 81 each.
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