The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1902-05-17

central investment company forty
acres Of land near Murray for $S,1l0.
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According to Section Director Muir
doch's weekly bulletin, crops are in
excellent shape, strawberries being the
only fruit that suffered, and that only
in few localities in the northern part
of Utah.
Just as soon as the telephone connec-
tion is made between Blackfoot and
HALEY, the westbound construction
gang will be sent to build the Challis
extension from Mackay, distance of
sixty miles, and the eastbound gang
VIII build south to Shoshone.
City Chemist Harms declares that the
meat received in this city does not
contain any deleterious preservatives
He says he went to the warehouses
here and took samples of the meat and
exposed them to the sun. The result
was that they began to decompose al
most Immediately, a process that would
not have ensued, he claims. had the
meat contained chemical elements.
The department of the interior has
sent word to the local land office of the
withdrawal Of 775.000 acres Of land in
Cache, Garfield and Wayne counties,
pending proposition now in congress
TO establish two new forest reserves in
Utah. These are designed to protect
the head waters of the Logan and Ere
mont rivers.
The eastern musical papers are print
ing accounts from the Montana papers
of the recent experiments in musical
acoustics made over the telephone
lines between this city and Montana
points.
The Utah Sugar company this week
placed an order with Fred Richmond. |
mechanical engineer for the Salt Lake !
Hardware company, for six eighty
horse power return tubular boilers and |
24x1S duplex blowing engine for the
sugar plant at Behi.
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The University club men will give a
smoker next Saturday night, in the
rooms of the club on West First South
street. The programme will include
hitting the pipe" and a few musical
numbers. College men always have a
wealth Of "reminiscences in recollection
of college life, and these afford gen
erous fund to draw from for material
In conversation.
The department of the interior is
dbbub ~ Nltdlt Two new IOT6SI reserves
In Utah to protect the headwaters of
the Logan and Fremont rivers. Pend
ing the ratification of the project by
congress, 775,000 acres of land in Cache.
Garfield and Wayne counties will be
withdrawn from settlement. entry or
sale Orders to this effect were re-
ceived this week by the register and re-
ceiver Of the local land office. The first,
which is to be designated as the Logan I
reserve. will have its western boundary
three miles east Of Logan. and its east
ern limit five miles west of Bear lake
The second will be nearly twice as large
as the first. and will be called the
Aquarius reserve. Its southwest cor
ner viii be thirty miles northeast of ]
Panguitch, and il will be extensive
enough to protect the headwaters of {
both the Fremont and the Escalante \
rivers. The order setting apart this {
territory will not interfere with any
bona fide entry or settlement made be-
fore the PRONUNCIATION of the order and !.
recorded within the statutory period.
At the Press club last Tuesday even
ing was held an informal reception in
honor Of Joseph Lippman, the newly n
appointed United States district attor- I
ney, who is a member of the club. A o
large number were present, and the
evening passed by in the pleasantest
manner possible. Two splendid speeches is
were made by Fisher Harris and Judge
Powers, and Mr.. Lippman responded.
Music was furnished by John ]. Nc
Clellan, II. S Goddard, Fred Graham :.
and George D. Piper. After refresh 9
ments had been served the evening was X
informally passed by all who were
present The rooms were very prettily =,
decorated with palms and flowers, and =.
all in all the entertainment was a very =
pleasant one.
The Cambrian association met last -
Tuesday evening with A L. Thomas in 80 =,
the chair, and a large number in at q,
tendance. 1t was quite an enthusiastic
reeting in every way. Thomas E.
Jeremy was elected to the board to nc
succeed the late George G. Bywater. ~
and Professor Henry z. Giles was elect 81
ed to succeeded r. J. Thomas. resigned. N
Nathoniah Thomas was elected a men, II
Der of the association.
II was decided to give a great cell
ebration at Saltair in July, and A. L. tb
Thomas, d. L. Davis and John James To-
were named as the committee on trans of
to see all the railroads about W
excursions as it win be a state affair m
and an immense attendance is looked 4
Tor as it is intended to have this years oh
cambrian day eclipse any former event he
Professor Giles was authorized to or
sanize a Cambrian choral society of
mixed voices, which will be composed no
'ntirely of Welsh singers. It will be III
leard for the first time on the day of ar
he excursion. Other committees. were m,
FAMED to make all the Arrangements SCI
or the day in
T. & Martell OF Spanish Fork will WI
make Welsh grafton Joseph A. Rees m,
viii deliver an address. Mat Thomas
viii give a reading, W. c. Price of ST
ohns viii read an original poem. Mrs. be
lizzie Thomas Edward and Miss Mary Su
saacs OF Spanish Fork will sing.
cry fine programme will be gi-yen and :
he day viii no doubt be one of the in
eason's events. Welsh people from all
yer the state and from Idaho and =
Wyoming are expected TO be present. wi
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The supreme lodge of the A. o. II The
V. will visit Salt Lake June Z. The thr
ocal Workmen are making prepara- ONT
ions to give them grand reception. Ore
he plan including an excursion to no
ALTAR, in which all the lodges of the out
tate will participate Ia
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Murray is certainly getting sporty. in
avs the Eagle: an,
"A gun club was organized at the TIL
highland Boy last Wednesday, Super see
ltendent Thomas was elected presi- sio
ent Of the gun club and Sam I. Mar an,
lott was chosen as secretary and the
'easurer The club viii have a mem tai
ership of about fifty when all ioin ing
no have signified theid intention to do
D. AS the lakes have all been mono T