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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28

pointed by the Juvenile court to act
with it in the investigation of cases
that come TO the attention of the court,
are DR.. w. Brown Ewing, DR.. E. V.
Silver. DR.. c. G.. Plummer, DR.. T. b.
Beatty and DR.. Roy r. Hampton
These, by reason Of their appointment
as members of the commission, are
made probation officers of the court.
They are to test the brains and gen
eral physical condition of the children
who come under the jurisdiction OF the
court. with view of determining
whether the children are delinquent by
reason of personal choice or because
of defects of brain or body
Members of Commission.
Many cases have come to the at
tention of the juvenile court during the
last few weeks of juvenile delinquents
whose actions and general behavior
would indicate that they were the vic
tins of a brain disorder rather than
that they were criminals at heart.
The frequency of these cases. and the
remarka bic circumstan surrounding
some of them, makes the appointment
of such commission at this time ex-
tremely aprOpOs
One case of particular interest was
that Of "a ward of the court. Rob" 13
years old. Rob is a good baseball and
basketball player is bright and vigi-
liant in all outdoor sports. but he is
mentally deficient. While he is 13 years
old, he is only in the first grade at
school, and does not know his alpha
bet
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
Family of "Deficients."

This boy comes from "a family of
"deficients." One brother was an in
mate of the Industrial school at Ogden.
another was recently committed TO that
institution; a third has been remanded
to the Morris home, which is conduct
ed by the juvenile court, while Rob
himself is a ward of the court.
This boy has been in the public
schools of Salt Lake City for six years
and cannot give the letters of the al
phabet His parents declare that he
lis not understood by his teachers,
and assert that he is Disseminated
against in his school work
Rob has not had, according to Judge
Willis Brown, "a square deal" He is
mentally deficient. and cannot gain
knowledge. Ordinarily the boy is
bright and witty, quick thinker, ap-
parently healthful physically, but is
absolutely unable to learn anything
from books
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-10-28
Mental Diseases Follow.

Mental diseases follow readily. There
is WEAKNESS. with which hyperexcita-
bility is followed. The patient feels the
need of the open air with much walking.
Truancy to escape the toll and weari-
ness of the school also follows. There
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

Henry w. James
AloDzo James, ir.
Orris James
Atticus II. James
Wilbur II. James
Melvin James
j. l.. James
II. A. James
Gilbert Julian
Jasper III. Jett
Marius Il. Jones
Frank 4. johnson
Joseph III. Kellum
Joseph w. Kellum
w. NJ. Kirk
w. {. Kemp
Loyola Leland
Robt l.. Longworth
VIM. &. Longworth
Ernest Longworth
i. w. Lawson
JAS. o. Lawson
+. K. Lawson
Thos. j. Lawson
III. II. La wson
JAS. Lokey
W. McD. Lee
Arthur Lee
Edward W. Long
j, S. Nj. Lamden
w. l.. Messick
Garrett II. Messick
Irving Messick
Arthur Messick
III. T.. Messick
Chas. l.. Marsh
Geo. w. Meekins
&. w. Mercer
G. w. Mercer, jr
Andrew b. Mercer
Jno. j. Mercer
Enos N. Mercer
Samuel j. Meredith
a. B. Mcnamara
Chas. l.. McKenney
Jno. A. McKenney
Robt. A. McGregor
VIM. X. Mason
JnO. III. Mason
Thos. X. Mason
Richard s. Mitchell
w. III. Mitchell
Roney Mitchell
Jno. w. McCrobie
Chas. j. Miller
Jno. II. Morris
Albert Noblett
Frank q. Newbill
q. W. Noble
Stewart Norris
Ryland II. Norris
Evan Owen
Hugh Owen
Evan Owen, jr.
Geo. III. Oliver
Payne Bros
Conner :. Pasquith
j. Wesley Pitman
John n. Pridham
f. w. pridham
w. l.. Patterson
James :. Pritchett
Geo. r. Packett
John B. Potter
c. B. Riegin
Angelo Robbins
Geo. l.. Robbins
j. Thomas Rilee
l.. ii. Rilee
Levi b. Riley
VIM. B. Rowe
VIM. r. Rowe
Joseph \. Robertson
Jas. NJ. Robertson
Harlie K. Robertson
David B. Robertson
Howard o. Rock
T.. c. Richardson
III. III. Rumble
G. w. Sanders
L. A. Sanders
r. NJ. Sanders
g. w. Sanders. jr
Gaylord M. Sanders
Vim. l.. Sanders
W. B. Sanders
James B. Stakes
Thomas O. Smither
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

brotner hice followed the reading OF
these resolutions with commendablt
remarks; F. w. Claybrook drew a true
picture of Judge Beale's character: fur
Their remarks were made bearing on the
character of our brother by brethren T.
M. l.. Reamy, DIR. Oliver, J. M. Con.
nellee, r. F. Hunton and A. d. REYNOLDS
After which the resolutions were
adopted. The convention then took q
recess for dinner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention reasembled at2:15 O'Clock
and was lead in prayer by ]. M. Street.
Treasurer's report was submitted an6
the same adopted. The report showed
a balance on hand of S3.49. Also the
report on digest of statistics was read
and the same adopted. Upon motion OF
Geo. w. Beale the clerk was instructed
10 SEND blank reports to all superinten-
dents, and where there is any doubt rs
to the superintendent, forms be sent to
the pastors. Brother John L. Beale
read an essay on the last theme of the
programe-'The advisability of so in
creasing the income of this convention
as to be able to print and circulate in
tract form such essays as may be
deemed of special and permanent value.
The subject was further discussed
by I. c. Whitehurst and ]. M. Street
The committee on arranging program
and order of business for the next ses-
sion reported full list of subjects fo,
the next year. A resolution looking &c
securing contribution from all the
schools within the bounds Of this con.
vention to help enlarge the building
fund Of the State Mission Board. was
adopted. A vote of thanks was ex.
tended to Nomini church for the gen.
erous and courteous hospitality shown
the delegates and visitors. Convention
was then adjourned with benediction BY
T. C. Whitehurst.
K. FULLER HUNToN, Clerk.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
Death from Look,aw

never follows aninjury dressed with Buck,en's
Arnica Salve. Its antiseptic and healing pro-
perties prevent blood poisoning. Chas. Os-
wald, merchant, of Rensselaersville. N. Y.
writes: ut cured Seth Burch. of this place, of
the ugliest sore on his neck ever saw Cures
Cuts, Wounds, Burns and Sores.
25c. at F. G. Richardson, Kilnarnock; T. j.
Hayden s. Son, Irvington; Ficklin & Bass, Lit
walton.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
REMARKS


The reports from 81 schools repre-.
sented were encouraging. They indi-
Gated that a progressive move had been
made. The digested report showed en-
larged contribution, by 40 per cent. There
was also a marked increase in members.
and the number of conversions ex-
ceeded that of the last conventional
year by over 100 per cent. The mod
orator was presented witha gavel made
of ivy which grew on the summit OF
Lookout Mountain, 100 feet above the
level of the Tennessee river, where
the famous battle above the clouds
was fought during the war between the
States 1t is stated that parts of seven
different states can be seen from the
lofty heights of this Mountain.
The meeting was profitable one ant
keenly enjoyed by everybody present
you could see it beeming from every
eye. We were assigned to the home O,
Sister Weaver and we can never forge,
the kindness and courteous attention
shown US by her and her loyal son.
Like the vase in which roses have once beer
You may break. you may ruin the vase IL 70,
But the scent of the roses viii hang round II
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

David Doggett
Robt. w. Doggett
Jno. S. Doggett
James j. Doggett
Steptoe w. Dawson
Eugene Dawson
Andrew w. Davis
Ross j. Davis
Artemus Davis
VIM. l.. Davis
Landon S. Dudley
Edwin L. Dobyns
Jno. +. Edwards
James Edwards
Jno. w. East
Lawrence l.. East
ChaS. w. East
T. Dorsey Ficklin
X. l.. Ficklin
James +. Forester
Noah Foster. jr
Luther b. Foster
Luther b. Foster
Chester w. Fullerton
Frank B. George
Jesse II. Gould
Kenneth L. Gould
f. w. Gresham
Jno. c. Goslee
c. b. Gray
James l.. Hazard
Jno. r. Hazard
Jno E. Haynie
VIM. j. Haynie
Hiram Haynie
Thomas E. Haynie
Richard w. Haynie
Whitfield Haynie
Ed. w. Haynie
c. r. Harper
w. w. Hutchings
z. t. Hynson
Geo. H. Hynson
w. E. Howard
VIM. II. Jesse
VIM. H. Jesse, jr
Geo. III. Jenkins
b. r. Johnson
Thomas w. Jones
z. b. Keyser
James B. Lee
+. w. Lewis
Geo. E. Lewis
Z. M. Lewis
Saml. l.. Landlord
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
WHITES.

Thomas D. Brown
Chas. l.. Brown
James w. Brown
Benz. l.. Brown
Henry L. Beane
William G. Beane
Pope B. Beane
Horace E. Beane
James L. Beane
Warner F. Beane
James Boswell
Virgil j. Brent
Robert H. Brent, jr
Robert E. Bush
Muscoe r. Barnes
John E. Bush
Thomas E. Boyd
Alfonso Barrack
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

Frank G. Landlord
H. w. Lankford
Isaac II. Landlord
w. w. Marshall
A. Spicer Mitchell
B. Frank McCarty
F. j. Mullen
w p. Mullen
Joseph R. Northern
Richard E Norris
Thos. j. Norris
James B. Norris
A.. Jack Norris
Geo. f. Nicholas
Aymor E. Oakley
James Oliver
M. Oliver
Frank Oliver
Joseph Peirce
c. 7. Peirce
VIM. A. Palmer
Chas. II. Pritchett
Chas. III. Parker
A. e. Potter
Jno. A. Rogers
Chas. L. Rogers
f. E. Rogers
Chas. Rice
Robt. w. Route
Jno- Ransone
l.. T. Rock
Z. Dorsey Rock
Cyrus H. Revere
7. /. Ratcliff
Walter T. Reed
+. ID. Reynolds
Robt. Reynolds
VIM. H. Reynolds
F. C. Saddler
F. w. Sanders
JAS p Saunders
j. c. Saunders
Peter ID, Stevens
Robt. j. Stevens
Willie E. Stevens
Chas. l.. Shackleford
Robt. Sullivan
Robt. w. Sullivan, ir
James X. Sparrow
James r. Sparrow
Andrew M. Sparrow
Geo. c. Sterling
L. D. Stoneham
Thos. o. Sisson
NJ q Smith
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

A st. Louis man claims to have sue
ceeded in engraving ali the letters of tn.
alphabet on the head of pin. All tn,
other pin heads will now try to see tn,
point.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
COLORED.

Secalvin Allen
Richard L. Barrack
Calvin Ball
Robt. S. Bee, jr
Charles p. Brownley
Dennis Fields
L. r. Flemings
Willie Henderson
Allen Kelley
VIM. Laws
Edward Lee
Henry c. Rome
Wesley Rock
Dominy Smith
Alfred Smith
w. A. Weaver
w. HI. Wineberg
Lucien Hall
r. HI. Hayden
George w. Hazard
Richard A. Hazard
u. C. Hazard
G. u. Hazard
Walter F. Haynie
John Nj. Haynie
H. Wise Haynie
Lucius T. Haynie
G. S. Haynie
Y. Herbert Haynie
Barton B. Haynie
Richard HI. Haynie
Ernest H. Haynie
Richar H. Haynie
Rev. Porter Hardy
Jno. b. Kirkham
Henry B. Lankford
Thomas B. Lankford
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

VIM. Z. Smither
Collin B. Smither
Lacy III. Spriges
Vim. L. Simmons
w. II. Smith
:. Perry Simmons
Geo. Ste. Smith
John II. Sadler
Oscar j. Shelton
Charles A. Shelton
Geo. III. Sisson
A. NJ. Schwartzman
Myer Schwartzman
Geo. =. Squires
w. +. Schools
Jerome Swartz
Geo. l.. Squires
Edwin b. Squires
Robt. A. Treakle
Henry IL. Treakle
Thornton A. Treakle
n. b. Treakle
Ill. w. Treakle
e.. Till Treakle
Adolphus l.. Treakle
w. IL. Treakle
John latham
Oscar latham
Sam {. Thomas
John w. Toleman
L. X. Talley
j. IL. Tapscott
Andrew burlington
Edward +, Thompson
q. w. Thompson
w. c. Thompson
Paddock Taylor
James Tabor
VIM. Talbot
John Il. Winstead
La wson Winstead
w. +. White
w. Il. White
James Wise
Eugene l.. Wilder
Nj. IL. Wilder
James n. Wilder
Wayland ID. Wilder
+. Z. Warwick
Beverly ID. Williams
Thomas B. Williams
q. II. Willing
Bernice l.. Willing
VIM. j. Willing
Thomas j. Willing
w. w. Wiley
Francis Wilshin
Geo. b. Vinegar
John ID. Vinegar
John j. Vinegar
Robt. X. Whaley
Henry Waters
James r. Webb
Joseph L. Yerby
Chaa. H. Yerby
Dink Yerby
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
WHITES.

Lewis Ashburn
Griffin L. Ashburn
James Ashburn
Henry Ashburn
w. l.. Ashburn
jeff ID Ashburn
Louis +. Ashburn
w. o. Ashburn
W. w. Allison
John l.. Adkins
Geo. w. Abrams
j. 5. Buchan
Wallace w. Bueban
Samuel Z. Brown,
Vim. Nj. Brown, jr
Thos. 5. Brent, jr
Thos. 5. Brent, sr
VIM. +. Brent
Robt. w. Boswell
VIM. A. Ball
Jack Ball
Geo. l.. Ball
Geo. w. Bussells
j. Edward Bussells
John T.. Brewington
Clarence l.. Brewington
Edward w. Brewington
Calvin Earle Brewington
w. T. Barnett
Levin Ii. Bryant
Robt. l.. Bryant
Thos. M. Bonner
Leon Bonner
Peter Bitner
Geo. Bitner
John Bitner
Duffie Bedle
Joseph +. Bellows
NJ. w. Bruce
NJ. J. Baruey
X. II. Benson
Billie Benson
&. Il. Benson
Rev. q. Y. Bradley
Lewis Burke
Charles A. Bray
Joseph Z. Bew
Urbine Bush
Joseph B Cralle
Jethro Carter
Raleigh ID. Carter
+. :. Chase
Charles e.. Chase
W. +. Currell
q. w. Cutler
Chas. II. Chance
w. T.. Coppedge
w. A. Cox
VIM. y. Cundiff
Frank w. Cundiff
John w. Cundiff
VIM. c. Chiffon
Rawleigh w. Chiffon, jr
u. w. Chiffon, sr
Robert III. Chiffon
w. j. Cornelius
&. III. Cornelius
Geo. ID. Callis
John II. Calls
VIM. G.. Calls
G. II. Calls
b. A. Croasdale
A h. V. Croasdale
III. A. Crittenden
Elry c. Cross
Rev. +. W. Claybrook
Harry n. Clark
Henry Damerel
II. q. Davenport
q. r. Dunton
Ellis c. Dunton
c. ). Dunton
w. q. Dunton
Americus W. Dunton
Ben q. Doggett
JOS. III. Davis
Chas. X. Davis
Henry Daniel
j. II. Davis
Walter A. Dameron
j. Oscar Cameron
Malachi Dodson
II. II. Dunaway
VIM. b. Demby
James c. Deggs
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
COLORED.

Abon b, Byrd
Jesse Ball
Rufiin Bell
Hansford C. Dayton
James Dayton
Charles II. Barnett
Thos. c. Chowning
l.. B. Curry
Henry Emory
Thornton Fisher
John Griffin
Oscar Gaines
Richard Holmes
John Holmes
Kirk Johnson
Mack Johnson
Ilewellyn Montague
Tyler Mitchell
Spencer B. Pinn
Joseph II. Smith
Rarnum Smith
Thos. Tolson
Thos. Waddey
+. A. Wright
Rawleigh Williams
j. Allen Williams
Jesse Wiggans
Daniel Weaver
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
MANTUA DISTRICT.

CONTINUED ON FOURTH PAGE }
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08

w. C. Smith (BilD
l.. S. Scott
Thos. Scott
Jno- c. Towles
Jno. w. Thomas
Frank Thomas
Joseph Thomas
Benj- w. Thomas
E. l. Thomas
G. III. Thrift
A. E. Tull
G. holland Turner
Geo. Turner
l.. C. Thrift
j. w. Thomas
w. j. Williams
Jno. II. Wheaton
j. S. HI. Wheaton
Abel T. Wheaton
Ira L. Wheaton
Isaac E. Wheaton
C. E. Wheaton
w. l.. Wheaton
w. HI. Wheaton
III. H. Weaver
w. H. Warren
T. T. Warren
Thos. F. Warren
S. w. Warren
w. b. Wingate
Chas. r. Webb
Wm- H. Walker
j. E. Walker
Thomas Wilcox
John Way
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
THOSE WHO CAN VOTE.
LN oil Persons Tax Prior
Of War Veerns)
WHITE STONE DISTRICT.

Sydnor Elliott
DIR. III. Jeter Edmonds
w. A. Eubank
s. W. Eubank
s Ferd Eubank
Harry l.. Earle
Peter Eilskoy
Harry Eli
Luther K. Efford
+. Nj. Edwards
Thos. NJ. Fitchett
Dallas p. Fitcbett
l.. III. Ford
w. III. Ford
David Flippins
W. g. Foxwell
John p. Frantz
A N. Frantz
w. II. Gaines
Robert Garner
Addison Garner
Spencer George
Lawson George
w, III. George
John Robt. George
Albin III. George
A. II. George
Luther c. George
Thos. X. George
Joseph A. George
l.. Frank George
John NJ. Cannon
John +. Gouldman
+. A. Gunby
&. W. Gibbs
:. Ii. Griffith
James W. Gresham
Willard n. Gresham
Geo. s. Gresham
A. IL. Gaines
O. w. HughIett
John l.. lIugblett
Il. {. Hibble
j. o. Haydop
B. II. b. Hubbard. jr
d. II. b. Hubbard
&. w. Hubbard
w. T.. Hathaway
Ernest Hathaway
l.. o. Hatha way
Andrew :. Hardy
w. o. Harding
j. Carroll Harding -
Tbos. ]. Hayden
Judson II. Hayden
Joseph w. Hayden
Sandy Hayden
Chas. W. Hayden
Moreau NJ. Haydon
Alvah +. Hayden
Elijah W. Hayden
II. ;. Hammonds
j. w. Hundley
Guile III. Hundley
w. III. Hundley
John +. Hudley
Frank III. Holmes
John Hoffman
Geo. w. Hoffman
Marbury B. Hopkins
II. +. Hopkins
q. Richard Hopkins
III. {. Hopkins
Andrew j. Hamilton
q. W. Harper
l.. l.. Harper
James |. Hall
John III. Hudson
NJ. Nj. Hall
VIM. Horton
B. Il. Harmon
Melville Hinson
Vim. II. Hinson
j. Ofer Hinson
Geo. Il. Hutchings
A. r. Hackney
;. j. Hughes
Henry +. Ingram
James NJ. Ingram
VIM. s. Ingram
John II, Ingram
Logan l.. Ingram
Peyton G. Ingram
Levin ii. Irving
Levin Nj. Irving
W. III. Jefferson
David II. James
David II. James, ir
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1906-06-08
WHITES.

John S. Adams
John j. Barton
Jno. Z. Blakemore, sr
Jno. Z. Blakemore, jr
Charles M. Beane
A. l.. G. Ball
James X. Ball
Warner Ball, jr
Warner Ball, sr
Robert G. Barrack
Frank Barrack
Chas. w. Brown
Rosser L, Base
Wesley F. Bryant
f. B. Blackman
Jas. P. Bland
+. F. Bromley
Jas. T. Brewer
w. j. Brewer
John o. Brien
E. H. Baker
b. w. Balderson
H. F. Bonneville
l.. w. Beane
Charles f. Chowning
Thomas A. Callahan
VIM. Chiffon
Robt. +. Chiffon
w. c. Chiffon
r. III. Chiffon
w. Yates Chinn
Geo. Cottingham
Elias Conley
Jas. l.. Conley
Wesley F. Conley
John L. Conley
I. Spicer Curlett
Jno. Curlett
Ed. Cundiff
T. S. Cundiff
w. T. Coulbourne
w. c. Coulbourne
Il. E. Coulbourne
Samuel II. Coulbourne
James E. Christopher
Jno. E. Connellee
Richard o. Clarke
l.. o. Clarke
Robert A. Cauthorn
Hop. III. Dodson
Fleet A. Dodson
f. A. Dodson
w. w. Davenport
c. H. Doggett
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3nfaI1ia ef1faoiitn bal
Elm gspiiier GDarles Alfpan, Elm in Der
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