Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-14
MURRAY.
RESULT OF HooDLUMlSM.

RESULT OF H00DlUMlSM.
Little BOY Badly Hurt--Council Ses-
sion-Death Of Mrs. Anderson.
Murray Dcc14.-An accident occurred
here Thursday noon OF n most serious
nature. u was case in which the
innocent suffer the Injury aimed az the
guilty. The case was ono in which a
Greek was being maliciously attacked
and snowballed by number ~ boys,
who evidently have mo- regard Tor law
or the protection OF life. The Greek
retalated. and with a good sized rock.
made his defense but instead of the
hooddums getting what they well de-
served a little innocent boy named
Norman Winder fell the victim The
lad was rendered unconscious. receiving
the fun force OF the missile lie was
struck IN the back OF the head and
had it not been for quick medical aid
his Injuries might have proved fatal.
As it IS tho boys life is saved but he
has suffered a great injury. and IS not
able 60 attend his school duties, A
great lesson might be drawn from the
occurrence II given a little thought
II hould be remembered that all peo-
pie have a common right In this coun-
try OF ours, and 20 many times Oc-
ours I'm cases OF this kind. that our
most esteemed friends fan the victim
of our vicious attacks. The hoodlum-
ism should be stopped and ~ 81 Is
continued through neglect on the part
or any OF the officers lt should DE
thoroughly investigated. as these dis
turb8nces are as frequent as the snow
storms. and these boys have. for the
past two years or more inadvertently
disregarded the law and have inter-
fered with pedestrians as they pass up
and down the streets.
DEATH OF SARAH A. ANDERSON
a sad death occurred at Union Sum
day morning in the passing from lie
Of Mrs. Sarah A. Anderson who sue
cumbCd TO an attack OF heart trouble
The deceased was tho wife Of Andrew
G.. Anderson, and was the mother OF
seven children AN OF whom survive her
Mrs. Anderson was "a native OF Coven-
try, England. When five years old she
came 10 Utah with her parents. Henry
and Elizabeth Walton Russell. and
since then this country has been her
home.
The funeral servinces were held We'd
nesday from the Union ward meeting
house al N a. M. Bishop W. e.. Bur
gon presiding. The ward choir sang
the selection: Tho Deepening Trials
Throng Your Way. etc. shall We
Meet Beyond the River" 60 MY Fa-
Their" MY Home on High Miss lone
owen sang the solo Unanswered Yet
Those who eulogized the beautiful life
Bishop BurgOn. Elders VIM. ID. kuhne
Andrew Anderson, John w. Kedding-
ton. John G. Sharp, and william J.
Painter.
The beautiful floral offerings and the
large attendance OF relatives and
friends evidenced the esteem IN which
she was held and the sorrow her death
brought upon the community Inter
ment was In the South Cottonwood
cemetery.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
Arthur Townsend was chosen presi-
dent Of the council at the last session
10 III the vacancy caused by the death
Of J.. r. Powell
The matter Of insuring tho fire sta
tiOn and apparatus. the jail and sprink-
ling wagons was a feature under con-
sideration. Two representatives OF To-
cal insurance companies We're present
soliciting the insurance. The Erickson
Realty company was the successful
firm, writing $4,000 on the three prop
critics.
Resolutions OF coincidence IN respect
10 the late l.. Il. Powell, who at the
time OF death was president Of the
city council was read, and copy or
dered sent 90 the hereavel family
The engineer reported that the CO
ment Curbiug ON the west side Of
Main street. IS finished and is ready for
inspection.
Tho road supervisors report for the
month Of November were allowed and
warrants ordered drawn on the city
treasurer 10 the amount Of $500
The volunteer fire department rem
dered a report 10 the effect that only
one fire had occurred during the month
Of November.
The treasurer reported that he had
received $500 from the county auditor
as taxes.
The finance committee informed the
council that 1t had made arrangements
with the bank for 800 which they
consider a sufficient amount TO carry
the city until the city's revenue would
offset It,
The street lighting committee sub
mitted a report and suggested that
arc lights be placed on every fourth
pole on state street through the en-
TIRE AlANf NNhAilk AllNNf 'AA AAlN NNAf
streets 20 accomplish this object, and
that an side streets be lighted with
iucandescent lights The proposition
met with approval and the report was
sent to the mayor for his signature.
SCHOOL HOLIDAY,
Before the issue Of another satur-
day News the schools viii bee closed
for Christmas. Children are looking
forward IN anticipation for the event
Vacation Will extend from Dec. 20 60
Jan 6, two weeks.
CHRISTMAS CANTATA.
on Thursday evening Dec. TO- the
children OF the Arlington viii present
a cantata entitled '"rhe Enchanted
WOOD" Following is the cast OF char
aCters.
Fairy queen ...,......t, Jennie Powell
Mother Goose ..,...s..tt... FlOris Smith
School Teacher .....,...... Ruth Miller
Miss Muiit .......,... LSeona Ericsson
Miss Mary .-..,...,.... Merida Berger
Ropcep .............t.. Hattie Mumfori
Simple Simon ...,..,,.... Harry Evans
Boy Blue .tt..t.....,,, Lulu Johnson
Jack uruer .........t...... While Powell
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