The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-14
[ 0EPORT OF PROVO
/ a JUVENILE COURT
hge A. A. Noon Tells of Bust
ness Transacted During
Year.
CHIT HUNDRED AND
FIFTY DELINQUENTS UP
10 Children Placed i'm Homes
and Two Sent to Indus
trial School.

,cIRI to The Tribune.
! l>oROyO, Dec. 13.-Juvenile Judge A.
- "a % Noon and Probation Officer b. F.
o r., |the Juvenile court commissioners at
acst IL Lake City of their proceedings in
NJ. for the county of Utah as fol
,ati, rs: Number of delinquents ex-
le s,sincd by the court on the following
We rsrges: Truancy, us: petite larceny,
bS q; disturbing the peace, 60; malicious
a;,ychief, Al; using tobacco. 21; violat
"a y city ordinances, 3S; trespassing on
Z, re lray cars, Is; fighting, 90 drunken
ai rs, 80; abscondiug from home, 23
D,., fame language, A; being in pool
: ms, 80; cruelty to animals, 8; in,
&C. ngibilty, II; concealed weapons, 10;
~ al, $50. Boys, 544; girls, Sc. Fifty
Arl ht complaints were duly filed, which
! !. Iuded 10S children. Amount res
g,,s ded in fines, So; amount of fines
'as ppaid, $10.s5; amount of fines paid,
~ eks5; amount IN full, $76S5; cash
Il !. .fhand, $62.S0. Two children were
hed in homes and two were commit
o'r 10 the State Industrial school at
"a !es,1 Hen.
- The law On delinquency has been
me ID to many parents and the impor-
VI see of observing the same explained,
e ieh seems to have had a good eff
,N f. especially in cases where parents
g,s re careless in seeing that the chill
'a n<obcyed the orders given by the
br..frf. Numbers of cases have been
h, He'd out of court by the probation
IA !. fcers and no record has been made
rms these. Judge Noon and Probation
n. Iicer Roper recommend to the con
Il ! eration of the juvenile court com
ortr. sion further consideration of the
h. .;tessity of a detention home in each
trict in the state. -
crat Petitions Are Circulated.
ban thirty petitions are being circulated
ne Provo today and being extensively
, a ned asking the city council to re
!. the recently enacted prohibition
,ie, finance and enact in its place an or
q M iance regulating the liquor traffic
. q provide for the open saloon. In
'liss Is1 OF the prohibition ordinance,
ae lch goes into effect on January /,
laaa js said that saloon men Of the city
~ ~. ye already leased three places Just
- side the city limits. where it is in
ls aided to sell intoxicants under
n elnty license.
sHs ihe men who are circulating the
is'A iitions 10 have the prohibition ordi-
nee repealed say that there is evi.
- zee enough TO convince anybody who
rsll Investigate that the sale Of liquor
: - continue, even should the prohibi.
~ n ordinance be not repealed and an
-, fmpt made to enforce it. The pro-
'ass- )ition ordinance was passed by the
lid neil on the strength of petitions
~, ned by about one thousand people,
n, Irng for such legislation, and now
sc.zf i-prohibitionists propose to Sc
e the signatures of many more bona
M se voters who are in favor of strict
J n plation as against prohibition, and
y. sent the same to tho city council
y ssse question as TO whether Provo Will
w. wet or dry is not settled yet by a
~ " ways
"a Court Home Again.
!, .Iudge Booth and Court Stenographer
7 drs- B. II. Walters returned this morn
from Vernal, where they held
sion OF court, and this afternoon
hil ege Booth opened court here.
3 - frank Hamilton. the aged attorney
o. arraigned on an information
W. ~ 4rging him with forgery and was
. zen until Wednesday next TO plead.
ssrlmllton. when arraigDed. was asked
8 kss5 the court if he had a lawyer or de.
sts,2ed one, answered promptly in the
= Feative. He asked for time in which
i'.s plead. that he may look over the
W ~, tormatlon, and stated to the court
!, he would probably demur He
.sstssther requested that he be permitted
Sss<P use Of the court law library, which
ls' 3uest was granted. Hamilton is ac-
~ ted In the information of forging the
- me- OF L. ;. Hickok 10 a check on
- - hiker Brothers bank at Salt Lake
Tor SO and passing the same at
dGe New York Clothing company's
Il lre here
% Mrs. Elizabeth Moore, who was con.
~ {ted some time ago on statutory
- Sarge, and who appealed to the SUI
sef> enc court, appeared before the court
~ fe at p; m. today and was sentenced
ks serve thirty days in the State prison.
u Jurors Are Drawn.
- ~ By order Of the court Sheriff Judd
1dniew the following names from the
~ rfy box today and vcnire was is
80 tea' made returnablo December 20 at
NJ 4; m; William Ercanbrack. John A.
ID Jydcr, Ashley Bartlett. W. K. Farrcr.
,ps .,ss r: Aoilner, George Meldrum, Jr, of
W ", 2so, Theo =. Diamond, George NJ
- ooscpn =, LOyHo or Spring
h. <ue, Orson A. Daniels. Eustice Men.
Ehnall' F; M Elmer, Payson; Andrew
~, pim, Lake Shore; David r. Evans,
l spieton; Joseph Thompson. Ncs A.
= ''Jy Is yenson, Pleasant Grove; Heber Hog
'isfth American Fork; William Black,
drSni; James Miller, Cotton; Ross C.
~ mnett, Alpine
s<L. Il. Beesley has begun suit in the
" slrlet court here against the Prohilo-
" fn.aoa Mining company to collect
po, alleged to be due for labor per.
rfestmeed during the winter Of 1905 1909
nor Inc, property of the defendants,
80 trated IN Nevada.
Inc, Il. c. Richmond Machinery com.
ll,.S@.ey mas commenced an action in the
~ P.iiet court here against the Montana
s 81, ning company to collect $73o6.7l on
causes of action. The complaint
~ eges that the plaintiffs sold goods.
h rnres and merchandise TO the defen-
,s.p ~ Tor the sum Of $49l692 and which
rpn not been paid, and, also. that the
Mnuff performed labor at the re
Mst OF defendant on the mining ma
cGynnery and plant Of the defendant in
- amount Of $2419.Sl. Tho nlainiiff