The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-13
VIOLATED GAME LAWS.
Thirty Young Men and Boys Arrest
ed and Fined.

Nj pleasant. March 12-Quarterly con-
ference of the l. ID. s church OF Jne
cjtv President Anthem II. Lund and Ru-
lon s Wells, both of Salt Lake CITY, are
the only digintaries present 30 Iar ne
remarks made. including those 81 potn w
visitors, have been confined wholly 10 re
Iigious subjects and the giving of advice
to the people along church INES. no
references has been made, except in
casual way to the SmOot inVeSugatlon or
TO other matters in the church Wnlcn are
at the present time attracting hoIe t""A
passing attention
\ crowd of about thirty young men ana
bows were arrested this week at Moron
for catching fish from the streams or the
COUNTY out of season All OF the crown
were taken in at one haul bY Deputy
Sheriff Burns. 1t is understood lliaI inc
crowd had been warned a short time De
fore when caught in the act OF NlolaIlhS
the game aud fish law, by the game com
missioner that il they persisted IN the
action they would be prosecuted A gay
or two later the arrests were MADE an
of the defendants pleaded guy 70 ~ IN
charge and fine of $40 on each mas Dseil
imposed. Most Of the fines We're paid, put
some preferred going to jail to paying the
money and at least six OF the crowd are
at present in the county jail at Manu-
serving out the sentence.
The fishing took place on Silver creek
a small stream near MOront, the charSe
being preferred by Wales parties. 1t Is
understood that there will be further ar
rests made of the owners of the SILVER
creek reservoir of Wales IL better protec-
ton III the way of screens are not pro-
Vided at that place, as many IlSh are uS -
ing there. ..
| a park of vacant block near the center
F. of town which is owned BY the city
, Three-fourths of the block Will be con
verted into grove. trees being planted
! closely all over it for the purpose, whlie
| the remaining One-fOurth VIII be mace
/ into lawn, with flower beds and shrub
| berry Two fountains will be in the park,
| and walks will run throughout it.
! The square has been utilized IN the past
/ bv the baseball team, which had a good
( diamond on one side of it, and now the
( fans are at loss for a suitab Bile place tC
| play the game, as there is no other
/ ground in town. Hhe team had already
| begun laying plans for the season, anC
I the outlook was extra good, out II Is
doubtful now if any team is ORGANIZED
/ here at all. although some plan may Dt
! arranged for providing suitable ground
The appointment by Governor Cutler OF
! two Mt. Pleasant men to state positions
n D. Candland as a member of the STATE
land board. and Webb Greene 10 the Lew
1 is and Clark fair mmission-surDriseC
{ many people here, especially the latter. a
/ il was not known at all that Mr.. Greens
! Was thought of for the position. Mr.
! Candland has been an asDirant for tn
I position given him, and those on the in
side were confident of his success, bu
| nauv others were of the opinion that IN
protest recently made might untaVoraDI-
I effect his chances
Mr. Greene will make an effort to sc
the appointment of director general of tn
/ commission and will bring some Stroni
/ arguments to the attention OF the boar
I why he should be chosen He has bee
/ APPROACHED already by two men outsid
OF the board for the same position.