The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-09-30
STATE NEWS
ENJOYED DAYS FISHING.
Governors Party Pleasantly Enter
tanned by Provo Citizens.

| Provo. Sept S.-Governor Cutler. At
/ torney General Breeder and State Ffsf
and Game Warden Sharp were here yes
/ terday for the purpose of examining tht
/ CONDITIONS IN Utah lake as affecting Tx
/ Lsh question. Mr.. Sharp also obfaine1
/ several tlne specimens of fish for exhi-
| pttlon at the state fair The partv was
met al the depot By President Irvine a
/ In@ commercial club, State Senator Loose
flsh ard Game W arden Jones and Others
ana taken M carriages TO the lake. sc-
/ cuhlpdhIed by number of Provo citizens
the party numbering about TWENTY-FIVE.
Al the lAke The Madsen brothers had their
boats and seines in readiness ana tWd
sasollhe launches were provided for the
[ accommodation Of the visitors and SDec-
/ tators. Three hauls were made by The
selhets' one m Spring lake, where about
900 or 900 pounds of fish were caught,
ana another at the mouth of the channel
connecting Spring lake with the main
iaAe- here the catch was even smaller,
the lish having gone farther out in the
main lake. The third haul was made
about Two miles south of the Spring lake
channel and was more successful. the
SEINE bringing IN about T. 600 pounds. Most
OF Inc Ilsh caught were carp, with COM
pafduvely few suckers and clubs and Il
very Few catfish bass and trout; not
many more bass and trout than Mr..
sharp wanted for the fair The day was
not favorable to seining on account OF
WING, but the visitors spent a very pleas
ant day trampiLg over the country, cruls-
ing on the lake and telling fish stories:
A fine luncheon. provided by Chairman
Dunn OF the county commissioners, was
greatly appreciated the exercise beng
prOmotlve of good appettes.
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following couples. Thomas a. Halla-
day, aged Is, and Tennie Sheppard, aged
=, both of Provo; Thomas wilson OF
Mercur, aged -. and Eva h. Thornton or
American Fork aged 20. The latter cou-
nj fs f.tH1 Inv
katChiner.
William Herbert BesrdaH. aged %, and
Mary A. Siler, aged 10, both of Spring
vile, We're married here yesterday By
Judge Booth
Or. {. A..Lund and wife Of San Fran
cisco are visiting relatives in Provo.
The following committee has been ap-
pointed 10 take charge of the work of the
Anti-CigaTette league in this city: }.
Lloyd Woodruff, Rev. Il. II. Johnston and
Mrs. Sam SchWab The league has en-
dorsed resolutions adopted by the ". {.
n. 4. appealing to the dealers 10 comply
with the law prohibiting the sale OF cl-
garettes 10 minors.
The people of the Second ward have
bought fine organ for the ward meeting
house.
Fiftv voices i'm the district schools are
being trained by Professor BOshard for
the vocal contest IL the state fair.
Principal 5. +. Eggertsen has been ap-
pointed by the board of education TO take
charge Of the Provo school exhibit at the
state fair
The amount the Provo school district
viii receive from the city school tax this
year is S6S92.41.
T. /. Curtis of Grand Island, Neb,, Is
here visiting his son, Robert ,. curtis
Hyrum A. SOuthWOrth Will teach school
i'm Carbonville, Carbon county, TINS year.
Sven b. Freed is here from Canon
CITY Colo. on "a visit to his mother.
The divorce suit of JOhannah Peterson
VS. Niels P Peterson has been dismissed
on plaintiffs motion, without prejudice.
Heber l. Mcneil. an American Fork boy
u years Of age was before Judge Booth
yesterday on charge OF lhcorriSlpiill :
After some of the evidence was hedfu
Tho case was continued till Saturday.
A daughter has been born 70 each OF
the following families: Mr. and Mrs FREQ
Singleton ir.. and Mr.. and Mrs. John w
Lamb All W"ll. -
Marriage licenses have been issued 10
the following couples: David r. Payne
aged 3S. and Clara c. Barnett aged 20,
moth of Springville, Graham b. McAllster
of KaOah. aged -. and Sarah Asenath
Chamberlain of Provo. aged Is.