Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1926-08-13 | Page 16 | Juvenile Court Work Reviewed

JUVENILE COURT WORK REVIE REVIEWED ED I Numerous Cases Settled Without Appearance Before Judge Seven hundred sixty eight sixty minors appeared In the tho juvenile ju court court of the Second district bo- bo be bo between tween December 1 1924 and Juno June 30 1926 according to a 0 report just completed by L L I A Wade ode Juvenile Judge for tor state stale authorities authorities authorities ties The Tho district comprises We- We Weber Weber We Weber ber T ls Dasis is a and Morgan counties One thousand four hundred ty ono cases cues were handled outside of court The Tho boys cases handled were listed as follows Dependent and neglected 30 violating bicycle ordinance 37 discharging firearms fire fire- I arms 28 trespassing 67 disturb disturb- disturbIng disturb Ing ling Ing the tha peace 93 fighting 69 truancy abusive language 12 violating court orders 11 assault and battery 1 malicious mischief l visiting pool halls halls 10 using tobacco 23 using liquor 17 g growing up In Idle Idle- Idleness Idleness Idleness ness and crime 9 petit larceny obtaining property under false pretenses 43 Immoral con con- conduct conduct con conduct duct IS Incorrigibility 19 other offenses 29 Total number of boys bos before the court for tor the period covered Is given ghen at ot 1655 During the same period girls cases came before the court a as s folio follows s Dependent and neg flog neglected 17 violating bicycle nance 3 disturbing the peace 3 fighting 11 truancy 36 10 vio lating orders of 01 court cour 1 uSing liquor 1 growing vp up In Idleness and crime 1 petit larceny 23 23 obtaining property under false pretenses 3 Immoral conduct 52 Incorrigibility 3 During the month 19 period I boys bos and 40 girls were placed on probation op-probation probation Twenty-four Twenty boys and 17 girls were committed to the stat Industrial school Thirty-eight Thirty adult cases of con con- contributing con contributing to the delinquency of ml- ml nors ml-nors nors were also reported