Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-03-24 | Page 2 | Cour Workings Demonstrated at Mock Tribunal

Court Workings Demonstrated at atMo Mo Mock k Tribunal Bingham Grade Students Spend Day in Inspecting City Olty t I Departments and State Capitol Tom Torn Beitia year old Bingham school boy was found not guilty of larceny in the city courtroom at police headquarters Wednesday I Tom promptly went to the Jury box boxI I and congratulated three of his school bo boy chums and a a. girl pupil from his own class upon the verdict verdict ver dict diet they rendered in his behalf Thus a practical court coutt demonstration tion to sixty-one sixty pupils from the fifth and sixth grades of the HI Highland Highland High High- h- h land Boy school of Bingham ended happily To top off the affair Commissioner Commissioner Commissioner Commis Commis- T. T T. T Burton who was the complaining witness declared his the freedom or of prejudice against defendant and his sixty associates by treating the entire group to soda The drug store clerk across the thes s street reet was busier for the next half hour than he has been for many a a. day D. D C. C Watkins principal of the school assisted by Miss Elsie Peters Pe Pe- a teacher accompanied the pupils to Salt Lake Those present represented eight different nation nation- al The They visited the capitol and spent the balance of th the morning Inspecting the fire and police de departments de- de After taking lunch at a local cafeteria they intended to visit historic points about Salt Lake and return to Bingham this eve eve- ning