The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-10-10
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The Eagle-Eye Gun club Held q meeting
last evening, which was an interesting
affair. 1t was a special conVocation called
for the purpose Of presenting c. Washing
ton HeintZ with z aliEht token of the es-
TEEN of the club. in the shape of a beau
tiful watch and chain. The presenta-
ton speech was made by President Dick
son He said.
Mr.. Heintz. on behalf Of the members
of this club who, through your kindness
were enabled to visit tine duck farms OF
Your Justly celebrated line and slaughter
thousands of the delectable birds which
are sold on the market at six for a quar-
ter and on the lunch counter at four bits
per bird. l desire to present YOU with a
Sliglc token OF their esteem in the shape
of this beautiful watch and chain. 1t is
due 10 US to say This chronometer is not
a new one. But thaS does not imply that
ii was bought at a second hand store
or a, pawn shop. We have acquired il
because Of the intrinsic value ii possesses
and the associations which cluster around
1t IN large chunks This watch was the
properg of one Dennis john Mahoney,
who WAS one of the carly members of the
club He deposited ii with US when he
went away because we could not get
along without il. It IS q peculiar watch
When duck weather comes, and the birds
fY low, owing to a peculiar composition
Of the case, II indicates the same by q
again turns bright. Ii it dOesn I, use a
rag The charm is a specimen Of gold
from the Rlondike. It Is a long ways
from it. The chain is solid as you viii
note. We tender YOU this in memory of
the boat ride you promised US TO Duck
land, which we hope TO take some day.
when the steamer gets fixed We tender
Il because we like you Take it. wind 1t
and ST you attend TO business according
70 the time it keeps, We know you VIII
always be prompt at your desk in the
office and prompt 10 leave it.
Amid cheers from the club, Mr.. HeintZ
arose and accepted the gift. He promised
the token should ever be close TO him and
that II would ever he found on his desk
He then cited the tact that the new
naptha boat was all ready for use, after
the long delays. and that the run Of 90
miles WaS made in less than two hours.
The boat can handle the club IN parties
al ten either day OF night and the shoot
ing Is good.
At the conclusion Of the exercises Presi-
dent Dickson ordered the doors closed
and the Eghts turned down, He said he
had some business TO bring before the
club He wanted 20 know, if the mem
ber5 believed it would be good policy to
nominate d ticket to run during the city
campaign He noted the OWl club had
placed one in the field. and If the Owl
club could do this the Easie-Eye Gun
club should not be behind. He believed
the club had good material for officials.
4 There was Manca, who would make a
good police justice, and had promised to
af,f-f.rf Then there was Manca'S brother
Yhp would 90 we'll for treasurer Presi-
dent Dickson said that the policy OF Sc
leeting candidates from among the men,
bers vas not without PRECEDENT. as the
Owl club had already established II by
selecting Farley L. Williams. For mayor
ne suggested the name Of Morey Evans
who was a member Of the club in good
standing. Morey would doubtless receive
the endorsement of the Republican citW
convention and would be elected. As for
himself he did not care for any office but
if the authorship went begging ne would
xrr7t f1er-e in no
gegted, should be given to wife of a
member.
After some discussion Il was decided
uhut the clUo adjourn 10 meet at Keene's
tonight at one minute after II, when Sc
lections made VIII be sustained in the
regular order.