Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-01-11
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State Engineer Doremua II examln-
ing dams and projected irrigation works
fl the Seyler river country
State Auditor Tingey has turned over
10 the treasurer Of the board Of educa-
tion warrant for N77OlOi This ~ the
first apportionment from the state
school fund
The meeting Of the committee Of the
school board and Governor Wells IN
reference to the purchase OF the old
University by the forther has been
postponed until next Tuesday
Joseph Dixon Of Waterloo was oper-
ated upon for appendicitis at The Salt
Lake private hospital yesterday after
noon. lie was first seized with the
afflictlon while acting as a missionary
IN England.
The state FISH hatchery has COM
menced on It's season run with about
100000 eggs, principally brook trout.
One lot OF 100000 eggs from Plymouth,
Mass, " on the way and two others
have been planted for Matching,
Some fish dealers have trout on their
hands and the season has closed In
that case State Fish COMMISSIONS,
Sharp VIII compel them 20 keep the
trout In cold storage I'LL the middle OF
next June. when 1t viii be lawful to
sell them.
j. H. Douglas, city passenger agent
OF the Short Line. Is nursing badly
lacerated hand. He received the injury
last evening while riding on the plat
form OF q Fort Douglas car. The troll
ley broke and fell, striking him across
the hanu and wrist.
At meeting OF the Master Horse
shoers last night II was decided to adj
vance the price OF shooting from slbO to
s. horse, or 80 cents a foot. For re-
corltlug old shoes the price win be $3.50,
The price OF 81 for resettlng VIII be
maintained, The new prices go Into eff
feet ON March !.
u. j. Jordan, the Fraternal Brother
hood lodge organizer, who was sup
posed to have gone to Honolulu with
funds belonging to the lodge, IL said to
be az Murray, whore he Is suffering
from injuries received In q fall from
scaflod while engaged IN carpenter
work The report ls that the young
man Is straight In his accounts and the
lodge will inquire into his case,
The funeral services over the remains
OF William G.. jackson were held this
afternoon from Evans undertaking
parlors There were many beautiful
floral tributes aud large number Of
friends aud admirers of the young man
attended tie services, At the close the
remains were taken TO the Oregon
Short Line depot and transported to
Chicago They were accompanied by
the heart-broken mother and George
Mason. an old and true friend Of Mr.
Jackson,
Albion Qda( Times Probably the
most extraordinary cane In this coun
try Is one OF goodly proportions cal
ried by Senator Jones, Of New, and tn,
reason he cllngs 20 II so tenaclously as
he does is quite unique. Many years
ago Senator Jones, then president OF
n bank IN San Francisco, was put OF a
street car because he had no nickel e
pay his fare with having forgotten hi,
purse. He declared when talking tC
his friends one day about the Incident
that he was going 20 have q cane made
that would hold 100 nickels, In the par
" was Judge Goodwin. Of Salt Lake A
few weeks afterwarG The senator wal
waited upon, by few OF his friends
and with n neat little speech, Judg,
Goodwin presented him with lust sucr
cane as he had jokngly wished for
Manager Shelp OF walker Bros has
copy of the Dry Goods Economist civ
Ing an Illustration OF the school for cast
children, and detailing the success at
tendant upon the establishment Of tn
scheme for giving that class of chill
dren good practical education m
half tone illustration show well lighted
comfortable quarters with competen
teacher In charge under whom the chill
dreu pursue their r'u''f g wi'N pvidit
va enthusiasm James 4. lIean
Son, OF New YORK. N me arm men
toned and the Economist says: 9TH
firm Is doing good work In this insti
tuition and Is 10 be congratulated o
the efforts made TO benefit the youth
ful employees" Mr. Shelp SAYS that IN
move on the part OF Walker Bros
purely a business one, as II has bee
found that II is more economical {
keep a good cash child than to De con
tinually changing II these childre
can be made 90 feel that their employ
ers are doing well by them they wi
be contented TO remain, and then theI
intellectual improvement enables thel
to do better ana more satlsfactor
work.
The resolution OF censure on Eddie
Elder Of the Utah Labor Journal pr,
pared by the Typographical union, wa
granted admission TO the minutes
last nights meeting Of the Fedcratio
OF Labor after a "monkey-parro III
kenney cat" time OF II, In which ever
member declared every other memb,
out OF order. including the chair hin
self The policy OF the editor TO secul
patronage for the Journal was u
cause az all this commotion, one poll
OF which was determination 20 PM
lish a list OF those business houses vi
refused TO advertise In the Journal III
row ended IN promise on the pa
Of the editor 20 change his meiho
and be less aggressive. Fifty dolla
was subscribed TO help pay OF q
mo~tgage on the house Of the late j.
Coates. who left nine children with th'
mother to fight the battle OF VI
Nineteen new delegates were. receiv
into III federation, 1--WE form the Ans