Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-10-17
Trustees Meet and Hear Reports
OF ExceIlOnt COuditlon Of
The School
SESSION OF THE CITY COUNCIL
Utah County Afdlrs--BoX Car Tourists
Expensive to County Wedding
Bells News Notes.

Special Correspondence.
Provo, Utah co., oct 1.-THE board
Of trustees OF the Brigham Young uui-
yerslty held It's regular quarterly meet
ing here. last evening, IN the office OF
Jesse Knight There were present the
following members Of the board. Pres
ident Joseph f. Smith, Vice President
David John, Secretary w. Il Duscn-
berry John Henry Smith, Reed smoot,
Richard W. Young, Jesse knight, oscar
3, Young, Mrs. Susd Young Gates, L..
HolbrooS and $, J., Chapman
President Bnmhal ana other mem-
bers OF the faculty submitted reports
Of the university and the various de-
partments, showing the institution to
be iu d. very satisfactory condition. The
report from the department of dgricu-
ture, established this year with Dr.
John A. Wild soc as director was par
ticuarly gratifying the attendance
being larger even than expected and
great interest is being taken by the
students IN this department, eydencng
that the addition OF instruction In sci.
entinc husbandry to The curriculum OF
the university is highly appreciated by
the young men,
Some additional Instruments We're or
dercl purchased for the engineering
department., and the usual routine
business transacted.
CITY COUNCIL SESSION.
At the meeting of the city council last
evening City Recorder Harding sub.
mltted his financial statement for the
quarter ending sept go showing an
overdraft of S310ijj Licenses col
lecred for the quarter amounted TO 81
1850
Superintendent Of WaterWorks Armt-
stead, recommended that certain parties
living outside Of the city limits, be
furnished water from the waterworkl
system from Nov !, tin April 30 Of each
year. Referred TO the committee on
watelworks.
Samuel Liidi8rd presented "a commu-
nicoton offering TO furnish the city
cement sewer pipe manufactured by
him, referred 10 the committee and
superintendent Of sewer
The city marshal was instructed to
inforyo the ordinance against corrals
being Within 80 feet OF amy sidewalk.
UTAH COUNTY BUSINESS.
At the meeting Of the board of county
commissioners held yesterday the fol-
lowing business was transacted
County Treasurer Johnson reported
the following balances on hand at the
end Of September in the various county
funds:
General fund .,,,.,.,....,,.,...H,6 l439
County school fund ,...,..,. 26i AZ
County superintendent contin-
gent fund OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,Oo6l0
Jurors and witness fund ".,"." 9Slo
Herman Snow of Salem. and Thomas
Callster Of SGntaQuin, were appointed
deputy fish and game commissioners TO
serve without salary.
An order was made to the effect that
the the county pay no moro that SIG for
the burial Of indigents, including the
digging Of the grave,
Additional insurance 10 the amount Of
$1,000 was ordered placed on the county
inlrmary.
BOX CAR TOURISTS EXPENSIVE,
A statement Of the cost Of arresting,
trying and keeping, after conviction,
men convicted Of stealing rides ON the
r. G. w, has been prepared by Sheriff
Harmon for the county commissioners,
IL rs from Htllt ~ 'lNt w. ana NllNN0
the following figures:
Salary Of deputy sheriff at SO
day ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,,,,,,,.SllAOD
Fees Of Justice Noon .,....... $500
Fees of Justice Thorgeirson $3.50
Board OF prisoners .........,..., 1860
Medicine and sUndries for piis-
oners ...................... 500
1850