The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Unlawful Fishing Being Watched
in Utah County.
BEFOULING THE WATERS
ONE CASE THAT MAY BE MADE
AN EXAMPLE OF.
Interesting Meeting iof the Nine
tenth Century Club-Personal,
Social and Other Notes of Provo,
Park City, Logan and Other of
Utah's Thriving Villages.

Provo City, April PA warrant was
issued this morning for Nelson Gray,
charging him with having a trout in
his possession contrary to law, but
when the officers went TO arrest him
he had taken the early train for Mer-
cur The sheriff will go over for him
tomorrow.
n. A. Larson of American Fork was
arrested yesterday. charged with hav-
ing committed a public nuisance by
herding and corraling about so head of
sheep in and upon stream of water
used for culinary purposes in Amer
lean Fork precinct.
In the case of the state VS.. Henry
L. Davis. charged with assaulting
James ]. Talmage. a change of venue
was granted to Lake View precinct.
George D. Twinncliff has commenced
suit against George T. Peay ct al. to
recover possession of 1OS acres of land
and $500 damages. Thurman & Wedg-
wood are attorneys for plaintiff.
Susan A. Noakes has fled d COM
plant against John H. Noakes, asking
the court to declare a certain deed
which had been placed in escrow a
mortgage lien upon the premises there
in described.
Rebecca Jane Reese. an insane per-
son from Provo, attempted to commit
suicide this morning by cutting her
throat. After being examined by Drs.
Taylor and Allen she was committed
to the insane asylum.
Mrs. Rob Irvine gave an informal
luncheon Thursday evening in honor of
Mrs. Eph Luton from Park City. The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. Sam King,
Mrs. Luton, Mrs. Havercamp. Miss
Moore, Miss Carrie Luton, Miss Eta
Davis, Daisy Moore.
Mrs. George Sutherland of Salt Lake
is the guest of Mrs Herman Martin.
The Utah county teachers are hold
ing their convention in Provo today.
Mrs. Phil Speckart has returned
from Eureka, where she has been Wis
iting for the past week.
The 5. Y. academy gave one of it's
social balls in the Southworth Hall
last evening.
Mrs. Nettie Pigman is visiting with
Miss Beulah Bachman.
NINETEENTH CENTURY CLUB.
The Nineteenth Century club met at
the pleasant home of Mrs Barnes and
was called to order at 3 o'clock by the
president.
The afternoon was to be devoted to
anu pIONCQ
to be very interesting. The first paper.
given by Mrs. Wright, was "Charac-
terization of Shakespeare 1t has
been said that Shakespeare sits Sc
renely in his place on the topmost
peak of Olympus. For a long time IL
seemed to be the popular idea that he
wrote only for those who occupied
places near him, or at least on neigh
boring peaks; that the average intel
lect had no share in the rich kingdom
he left. De Quincy says of Shake
speare: 20 mighty poet, thy works are
not as those of other men-simply and
also like the phenomena of nature
like the sun and the sea, the stars and
the flowers" Mrs. Buckler followed
this interesting paper with a review of
the play, Tanning of the Shrew,'
which was verY humorous. After re-
cess and roll-call, the secretary read
an invitation from the Springville club, F,
inviting the Nineteenth Century club
to meet with them next Friday, which !
was accepted. Miss Kellogg then gave !
an hours talk on The Humor of
reviewing the humor- !
Dus parts of his plays, The Tempest"
Comedy of Errors. Much Ado |
About Nothing" and others. She says |
was acquainted and in |
touch with all phases of life, the peas |
antry, the court and life in the great |
cities, and everything he touched he |
adorned After the critics report, the |
club adjourned.