Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-07


I uniu They were able To- so on their
WY without aid or until cured % some
temporary ailmcnt number hav,
been given transportation 90 various
points by The Oversecr Of poor. the par
ticuigrs of which win appear IN the
report OF the said overseer % the poor
Total number Of prisoners released
/ without complaint having been filed
| against them CD. Total number re-
lenscd ON bail. e. Total number ~ cs-
| capos, g Total number ~ deaths. D
Total number transferred % juvenile
/ court s.
JUDGE GUNNELL IMPROVING
rhc condition of judge Gunncn. who
was assaulted Monday afternoon by q.
d. Morris. is somewhat improved, al
though hc ls still confined To- his bed.
His eyes were badly battered
while De wore glasses and tho right
side of his face is terribly swollen. lis
attorneys have not as yrt decided
upon what course they VIII take to-
wards prosecuting Morris who is out
on his own rccoguiznnCe.
POLICE JUDGE sNOwBOUND
Mayor Brewer has appointed John j..
Baeicy. police judge pro tenn. Co. serve
during the absence OF Judge Murphy in
aNN'NNNM. EIINNNNN WNNNIN WV A|NAH
Judge Murphy went 60 Nevada to look
after some mining property The tup
ncccssitated about a hundred trip
which was made without incident but
the return trip proved 90 ho different
When within a few miles of the
stage station the snowstorm became
So heavy MAT the road was impassa-
bic and OFdeh's police judge was snow
bound Fortunately the telephone line
was in working order and "a message
was sent TO the railroad station where
So was later transmitted 20 ogden
friends OF the judge. telling them Of his
predicamcnt The judges return 70 Og-
den is expected daily
Judge Bagloy held a short session OF
police court yesterday morning and dis
posed OF "A number of minor cases. the
defendants being those who imbibed
too freely on New Years day. An cases
in which the city and state are con-
corned will be held until the return Of
Judge Murphy
MOTHER IN SAD PLIGHT.
Mrs. Barnes OF Plain city was
brought into The city yesterday after
noon by Sheriff Wilson and Deputy /
Sheriff Hutchcns and win be held pend /
ing an examination made by a medical /
board as to her sanity. The case is
a sad one on account Of the Il
fact that the condition Of the unfor-
tunate woman IS said 10 have been
brought on by her husbands desertlon-
of herself and children.
COURT sTENOGRAPHER
Judge Howell OF the district court.
according to the statutes OF the State
II Utah, has concluded a contract with
Miss. Eva G. Erb to perform the duties
n official stenOgrapher Of the Second
district court Miss I1rb will receive
IS per day for her services and viii be
laid for transcrihing testimony, also
Ter expenses while travelling officially.
Mss Erb was formerly g. stenographer
n the county clerks office and was APP
,Ointed by Judge Howell four years
,go, when he was elected for his first
erm She is considered one OF the
most competent stenographers IN the
tate.
SAN FRANCISCAN MISSING
The Disappearance Of J.. A. Cox from
Ian Francisco. which has aroused the
ttention OF the California police au-
horities. has been called to the atten-
ion OF Depot Master Shields In a COM
from Chicago He left San
francisco on Dec. 20 for Chicago; but
7hen he failed to show up there his
riends became much concerned and
ave started a systematic search for
i'm, believing that he has met with
oul play. Mr. Cox Is the superinten-
ent Of the Arizona g. Pittsburg Mining |
ompany Of Patagonia. Ariz.
ExPREssA1AN MISSING.
The local officers Of the Pacific Tx
ress company IN this city are greatly
isturbed over the mysterious disap-
earance Of Neil w Davidson. a young
IAN who has been in the company's
nploy for about three months. Il can
OF be learned what was the cause OF !