The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-02-14
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
Utah County Pedagogues Hold an
Interesting Session at Provo
Other Notes.

Provo, Feb. 1s.-There was a good at
tendance at the meeting of the Utah
county teachers institute held here to-
day, County Superintendent George n.
Childs presiding.
The former superintendent Professor L.
E. Eggertsen, was presented with fine
gold watch. the gift of the teachers. The
presentation speech was made by Prin-
cipal Osmond Justensen Of American
Fork Professor Eggertscn made a suit
able response and expressed appreciation
of the good work of the teachers during
his term of office.
Superintendent D. H. Christensen of the
Salt Lake schools delivered an able lee
ture on The Bad Boy" He took the po-
sition that the bad boy could be made a
good boy If the teacher could properly
diagnose his case and take the proper
means to direct him Alright Cases which
had come under the observation Of the
speaker were cited in support of this
idea.
President BrimhalI gave an interesting
talk on citizenship. lie suggested on cleo
in the use of the ballot, and in matters
pertaining 10 elections. In conformity
with this suggestion a resolution was
adopted providing for such departure
Several beautiful vocal selections were
rendered. In the afternoon the teachers
separated for instructions in the various
departments
Charles Lawhorn charged with the MUIR
der of Daniel f. Snow by striking him on
the Jaw with a cane, brick or stone, was
before Justice Noon this morning, As
sistant County Attorney Rydalch repre-
sented the state and Z. E Corfman the
defendant Feb. % was set for prelimi-
nary hearing and defendant was commit
ted to the custody of the sheriff till that
The time of the funeral of Daniel E.
Snow has been changed from O'Clock to
y o'clock
George Mcmahon, who is charged with
burglary, based on taking few bottles
Of wine from the E1khorn pharmacy show
window, appeared before Justice Noon to-
day and waived preliminary examination
He was held TO the district court, his
bonds being reduced from 81 900 to $3.50.
Assistant County Attorney Rydalch sug-
rested this amount as the case was not
such a serious one as he had at first
supposed.
Rev Elmer l. Goshen will speak in
College hall Monday evening on THE Cost
of Liberty for the benefit of the free
public library.
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples Thomas d. Roach
and Margaret Ann King, both of Ameri-
can Fork: Cyrus Sterling and Sarah Mel
son, both of Spanish Fork: Thomas R.
Robinson and Maude zabriski. and Ernest
J. Mangum and Kate Scott, all of Provo
The following orders have been made
in the Fourth district court;
Olive Chipman Crandail VS.. S W. Chip
man ct al; Judgment rOr plaintiff giving
her title to the property in dispute.
Wilson J. Smith VS.. Lucy +. Smith; de-
PENDANT given to March / in which to an
sWeT.
Estate Of Joseph ". Watkins. deceased ;
letters of administration issued to C o.
Watkins; bond 500.
Estate of Andrew Wilhelm johnson. de-
ceased: letters of administrative issued
to Anna Matilda Johnson and Marinus
Larsen
Eddie Robb has commenced suit against
Albertus Robo on the grounds of deser-
ton, failure to provide and cruelty, the
latter consisting of beating. bTuising and
kicking plaintiff The parties intermar-
ried at Provo. June IS. 1901 Defendant
is low living in Ely. New. Plaintiff asks
for the custody of two minor children
Ann r Gay VS.. Y. NJ. c. I. and A. B.
Rockhill: motion for new trial taken I'M
Ger Amusement.
Evidence was heard in the divorce suit