The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-06
HERE AND THERE.

The Utah Poultry association will hold
its serni-annual meeting tto9Imorrow even
ing at T:30 o'clock at 1871 South Main
street All interested are invited to at
tend.
The sheriff's sale of the Argus .Iant
was yesterday postponed for one week. TO
enable prospective bidders 10 get get to- o.
subsisting liens recognized by law.
Alice Rogers, the you le girl who ran
away from her mother Monday night
has not yet been found. One report says
that she was seen getting Off the train at
SpringviAe or Provo. but this could not
be verified.
The state fish and game warden has
postponed MS trip TO the Uintah Indian
agency in company with COloradO's war
den until the first of next week The OBJ
ject of the trip is to cradle the co-opera-
ton of the Indians and the governments
guardian to effect better observance of
the laws relating to the protection of fish
and game especially of the larger ami
mails.
The county clerks office force is frd-
ing cause for worry over the mysterious
disappearance of the original re- isttAton
lists made last year for the city election
districts numbered from l 10 II, both in
elusive. which are to be used this year as
a basis for revision. OF course there are
certified COPIES on hand, but the origin
ais are preferable. Clerk Dunbar believes
that some one has had access to the
books AID obtain d tn auto "a lse ut
of some official TO borrow them and de
sIres their return Immediately, if anyone
has taken them from the Office unknown.
Tenants of the Ricketts, block, many of
whom are school teachers, were greatly
alarmed yesterday on learning that a case
of scarletina had broken out in one of
the rooms. The infected quarter has,
however, been quaranuned by the health
officials
The state land boards monthly meeting
was held yesterday, but only small
amount of business was transacted. Ths
pay rolls and current expense claims were
approved and an adjournment taken until
Thursday morning, when the hearing of
the contest brought by the White Noun
tain Reservoir company against the Lake
Bonneville Water d Power company will
be commenced. The contestants CLAIM
that they have expended a large sum of
money in Derfecting their pans t>a.d
the land they needed from the state the
Bonneville people got in ahead of them
and filed applications for the location
and entry of some 225,0O0 acres in Mtlaard
and .JuAb counties. The latter COMPANY
it IS alleged, has not yet built dams and
dug bitches like the White Mountain COM
pany has. This will be the first big con-
test TO be heard before the board, and af-
ter it is disposed of a big grist of other
important business will come up for con-
sideration
County Treasurer Lynch's report for the
month of SeDteniber shows the sum Of
SA.0A1
censes. $550gG for tax sales redemYtions
and $129 from miscellaneous sources. From
the sale of bonds $Il9036 was received.
besides $500 for accrUad interest on the
100 bonds recently sold. making ene
7llorth's receipts $685. S.5S, exclusive OF
$50, 55I OF on hand Sept. l. However, the
item of fees collected represents the
amounts turned in for August as well IS
September Warrants 10 current ex-
penses, salaries, county schools and Grim
mai court scrip aGgreSas!ng s7,163.S4, We're
xlt,Nla Acf md t1tr
amounting 10 S91, 1861, together with ac-
crued interest thereon to the extent of
s6,439.S4 were redeemed. Adding the sum
of 81, 67S.3l, warrants exchanged for bonus.
bond interest account. the months dis
bursemeIgts foot up to $107. S9S TO- leaving
q balance on hand Sept. so Of $14,9Sl.30 of
which sum Sos $50 Is is retained for re-
denption of warrants called in and upon
which interest has ceased.