Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-16
AT THE COUNTY COURT.
County Treasurer Lyln's Report For
tho School Year 1894
Foul Brood Ia nes,i Instructions 60 the
clerk -ConcsrninE water
bitch Other Items

All tho members were present nt the
weekly meeting Of the county court
today. Probate Judge Blair presided.
TINE YEARS SCHOOL FUNDS
W. =. Lynn, county treasurer, pre-.
oentod his annual report for tue school
year ending June 30, 1894. The 70.
celpls showed: Amount on hand al
beginning Of the soho u year, SCI, slO.63,
received from territorial school fund,
fis .009,7s; dittj county school fund,
tlOO,7s3,Oi; received from othcrs sources,
tlOl9J. On the disbursement side
were: County superintendent war.
rants paid on territorial school funds,
SiO,632.6s; county superinlendoups
warrants paid on county acnOol fund,
tli2,7s65o; leaving balance on hand
nt the end Of the school year Of S..
O75.Os.
Tue report was reit-tod to sslec,men
Cahooa ami Hamburger.
~ THE HOSPITALS
County Physioian wor,hington a..
ported that there are now three county
patients Ia the city hospitais-ono nj
81. Marks aud two a' IT, Maty'a.
ABOUT WATER nITcm
A letter was read from Il. McCarrick
dated Salt Lake city, July 2uJ, stating
that no owns sixty aorus VI lAnd In sec
ton %, township / south, range
west, gu the wost end of which MIN
way No. q passes. 1he writer then
alleges that "a supervisor VI toll
county" has caused water
ditch 10 DO run along said high
way from which the water
flows upon his land, causing much
damage. Petitioner asks that reason.
aUle sun, as damages, bs allowed him
anu further that the course Of tho ditch
be- changed. Filed.
SENDS REMINDER.
A letter was read from II. Roberts,
OF south Weat ramplo street, remind.
Ing the members VI tho board that
some time ago he petiiiOned them ia
regard 10 making changes on the "a.
SCISSORS and collectors plats for this
year, AMI that his petition was ordered
flled. Now no heard that other parties
were putting In bids for tho work, aud
therefore asked permission TO put Ia
his. lie was willing, no stated, u
make said changes for the nssessor sud
collector, aud make any new plats that
may he filcd, all c1mpl.tu TO tnu oourl's
satisfaction ior tho sum OF 1850, or fOE
~ cents per hour,
The application was Gled.
FOUL nRooD IN BRRs.
A letter was read from Farley Bills.
Of West Jordan, addressed TO "lhs buu
Inspector" calling attention to tile
fact that there Is foul brood In bees IN
the neighb0rhood In which he resides.
lie named the person who originally
had them anu VINO had refused 10 des-
troy his hees. He had himself, no said,
already Lost siE Uut OF eight stands of
bees, and understanding "the nature
Of the disea'e." was wiling 10 destroy
tho remainder. Wishing, however, TO
continue In the hes business, hv would
like 10 see this diseare STOPPED; Tor II
was useless 10 Try aud make success
Of bee culture Wnen foul brood was
| 10 be- found,
A letter from Bee Inspector Loyrsy
was hlau lehut ~ luNoWt' having utcu
appealed 10 by n numusf OF breEeepeis
10 sssist them IN "curing" foul brood
which exists among The bees, have
already been through ABOUT seventy.
lhr,o VI the county presumably bss
col0niesl this year bus ind the task
| too gtehg 10 accomplish without any
compensation. There IL foul brood
west OF the river, also In the city,
Sugar House, Mil Creek ana ColtoD-
wood. ltauylhing can be done In this
matter by the court, l am willing 10 dc
the best | can Tor small rsoompenso.
The bee Inspectors communication
was iiled and tho clerk was iustfuotr, 4
10 furnish the court with u stAtumen,
Of "the number Of colonies Of bees on
the assessment roll Of 1894, "at the neIl
weekly meeting,