The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-12
WARM Meeting HELD
At INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL
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The Tribune to Have
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~FNNt"t W me lFlbuuc.
oG;DEN, Oct. 1.-THE regular
lSHontAly meeting of the trustees Of the
s,s H;aLe lndustnal school was held TO.
aaa lasted from p. m. until 10
?: m, with o proper intermission for
a1nner Only one parole was granted
ms was Hattie Jaycox, and the parole
was granted on the recommendation of
superintendent Thomas because of the
melts that the girl had acquired.
inmates Carswell and Roby were
granted fur!oughs, subject to the pleas.
ure or the superintendent A request
was received from Mrs. Proudfoot of
NaysVllle, asking that her son be pa
Fo!ed. ne request was denied
Soren \. Christensen of Salt Lake
appeared before the board with Mrs.
shaver. lie made very lengthy arau.
ment TO the board, deuouncing the com.
mltment on last Saturday OF Margaret
Shaver by Judge Brown of the Jnvenile
court OF Salt Lake He was told bv
the board to fle a written application
Tor the release of the girl s meeting
was held IN the girls cottage, at which
the board interviewed the Shaver girl
ana listened to her statements in the
presence or her mother.
Another plea for parole came from
Ben Thomas, who was committed from
Sait Lake: 1t was opposed by Mr..
Joseph; and as Ben had made the plea
himself, verbally, before the board, Mr..
Joseph told him that there was moth.
Ing doing in Salt Lake since
Benny had been sent to the Reform
school and that he had better STAY
there. The plea for parole was denied.
Hollingsworth Reports.
Nr. Joseph reported that bids for the
material and construction of the new
pipe line from Moore S springs, recent
y. acquired by the board for the
school, were being received and that
the bids would be opened on October
20 One Of the things for Gov. Cutler
to consider Is report by Secretary
Holhngsworth which was submitted to.
night The report of Secretary Hol.
llngsworth covered the discussion by
the board OF the scandal that The Trib.
une referred TO later. This meeting was
on September 13, and on September Il.
according TO Mr.. Hollirqsworth s, re.
port to the board tonight, he transmit
ted TO Gov. Cutler the report of Super
intendent Thomas, IN which it was
shown that the Hassell girl and three
boys of the refoTmatory had sustained
improper relations. This matter was
received by the Governor on September
10 and its receipt was acknowledged
by him to Secretary Hollingsworth ur.
der date Of September II
Mr.. Joseph, who has always insisted
that the bows and girls of reform
schools should be established remote
from each other offered resolution,
which was adopted, putting the board
on record as urging and insisting that
separate site be obtained for a girls
school and the necessary buildings
erected 10 accommodate girls sent to
the reformatory, and that the same be
remote and far separate from the ipsti.
tuition for the boys.
Conferred With Cutler
Superintendent Thomas who went TO
Salt Lake and stated that The Tribune
story OF the scandals IN the Reform
school was false and without anv truth
whatever, reported 60 the board that
he had conferred with Gov Cutler on
that same visit and made an eXplans.
ton as 10 how the three boys had been
able to have association with the Has.
sell girl. He also spoke 10 the Cover.
nor about the alleged invasion of the
girls camp during the outing at the
South Fork OF Ogden canyon, and is
now preparing a written report which
will be conveyed TO the Governor. COW
erine the association Of boys and girls
in the Reform school, with q full eX
PLANTATION, and also covering the alleged
immoral conduct of the girls IN the
summer camp. The date on which this
report will be transmitted 10 the Gov
T..