Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-10-01
FISH INDUSTRY NEGLECTED..
Big Opportunities In This Line in
Utah County.
Special Correspondence.

| special Correspondence.
Provo, Oct. IA. j. Sprague of the
| United States bureau OF fisheries, spent
| some time in Provo last week on his
| visit to the state with a shipment OF
| trout fry from the Leadylle hatchery.
| with which he has been connected from
| the time of its establishment to the
| present. Mr.. Sprague has been in the
state before. and has visited the sites
| contemplated for government Asa
| hatoheries. He is of the opinion that
| Spring creek offers the best and an
| ideal site, and that hatchery there
| can produce 100000 trout fry year.
! He. Is also an advocate of hatcheries
| for bass at some point or points on the
| shores of Utah lake, and believes the
| cultivation of bass and stocking the
| lake with them on "A large scale Ia the
| most practicable and profitable way OF
| overcoming the carp nulsance--as it Is
| considered by many--as he thinks that
In time the bass will destroy the carp,
| although he does not claim this can be
| done In year or two, but only by
| persistent work on a large scale, Mr.
| Sprague is of the opinion that enough
| attention is not paid by state assoc.a-
tons and officers TO breeding fish. and
that the important thing to do in main
tanning and increasing the ish supply
is 10 keep the waters well stocked Ar
| Sprague was the guest of Brig. Madsen
l while In Provo.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT.
| In the case of Provo city rs. A. Ii.
| belong, In which defendant was
charged with battery under the city or
dance and appealed from Justice
| Moons court on refusal of Justice Noon
| to grant change OF venue, Judge
| Booth ruled, Saturday, that defendants
in city justices courts charged with
violations of the city ordinances. have
no right to a change OF venue The
case was argued by city Atty. Thomas
for the city and Atty. Bagley for de-
| PENDANT. After the ruling defendant
entered a plea Of guilty and was .lned
$40.
State of Utah VS.. George Fcrro;
plea OF not guilty; case continued for
the term.
Provo City VS.. r. c. Thompson de-
murrer argued and taken under adj
visement.
DEATHS
The following deaths have taken
l
Arthur Pugh OF Ogden, a native of
England So years of age, whose death
was caused by vauvular disease. His
remains were taken to ogden for
burial.
Mrs. Amelia /. Kirby of Hyde Park,
Cache county, native OF England,
AT the age of 5S years, from oxhaus-
ton, Her remains were taken to
Hyde Park for burial
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
| Dr. Byron w. King Iectured on
Reading" before the Utah-Juab coun-
ties Teachers institute, which was held
here Saturday. He advocated the cree
alton OF enthusiasm for, good reading
among the pupils; short lessons. and
that hard words be explained before the
lesson is assigned or taken up for reel
tation. Mistakes In pronunciation
should be corrected after the recitation
In a general way. and not when made
by pupil.
Supt. Eggertsen gave some valuable
instructions to the teachers in regard
TO their work.
The High School ASSOCIATION of Utah
county was organized With the follow
ing officers. @. ~. Child. president
MISS Fannie Taylor, vice president
MISS Einma Dougaii. secretary; Os-
mond Justinson, manager of athletics;
JOS A. Rees, general correspondent.
Mrs. A. A. Noon, who was stricken
with paralysis about week ago. is Inn
proving. Her children who were oul
OF me state have come home to be az
her bedside.
GARDEN CITY NOTES.
VIM. NJ. Whipple left today for his
nome IN clifton, Arizona, after spending
some time here visiting friends.
Miss Beulah Bachman left Saturday
ior salt Lake, TO take position In the
l.. >. S. hospital.
Tine Republican county central com.
mittee and the Republican candidates
met here Saturday. Eph Homer, chair
man last term. was reelected. and ne
appointed Harvey Clur TO succeed MIN
self as secretary
w, n. Ray a Co. have moved into
their new real estate Office on AGA.