Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-12-24
SIDELIGHTS ON
THE WATER TRIP
Incidents Not Lacking Not on
Official Itinerary but Enjoy
able Notwithstanding.
o'DoNNELL LADIES' FAvoRlTE
Affecting Meeting Between Council
man Muiyey and Mayor tom"
Webb--What Party Saw.

There was in the trip Of the inspec-
ton party TO Utah lake much that was
not on the regular program, but which
was entertaining and instructive along
certain lines. There was IN the greet
ing between Councilman Mulvey and
Mayor Tom Webb OF Lehi stunt"
that vaudeville people seem to have
overlooked. Councilman Mulvey, so Il
Is said. cannot see his shoes while
they adorn his feet Mayor Webb, from
a side view, is seen to have a girth
equally. or a little more generous than
our alderman from the Fifth ward.
When the two prOffered their hands
when introduced Il was found that BY
two spans they lacked meeting To
solve the difficulty presented by nature
I'm her unkindness TO the two esteemed
gentlemen, they found II Necessary TO
stand side by side an then 70 redSn
over and exchange the grip and pass
word known 10 all politicians while
formed ln rank like soldiers or the
fighting line.
MULVEY ABUSED.
Councilman Mulvey was abused dur
ing the trip by Tom Black, his col
league from the Fourth. Black, while
possessed 90 scale-tipping tissue 70 no
small degree. prides himself on
Inc fact that he still is abel 10 tie
his own shoes. Councilman MulNey
shoe rad become united, but the TO
tund Martin did not know H. Black
hsd lust finished tieing his own, when
he epied the lace OF Mulvey's shoe trail
inc fn the velvet carpet or the prl-
,-ate car Wasatch. Martin. shall
fie your shoe. or viii you 90 itI' was
tbc most unkindest cut Of all. Mulvey
seeing that no ladies were present ven
tured Am opinion Of man who could
treat his fellow In such manner
o'DoNNELL, LADY KILLER.
T. C.. o'Donner. with his flaming
hair fving ln the Eephyrs blowing trom
me lake was Il favorite Win the Lem
ds1recls ono gifted by nature with
hafr matching a. 10 shade that OF
O'Dounelps. was assisting the CONNER
clal club In It's entertainment or hei
guests By waiting ON the long tables
enread in the clubs quarters. Opon-
nsu III once adopted her as his sister
ana the head OF the sanitary committee
lacked nothing IN the way or turkey,
cranberry sauce. chicken, celery mocha
or trimming
J.. H. GARDNER 10 SERIOUS.
James II. Gardner though speaking
laugh az the expense OF the salt iakers.
but In which they heartily joined.
"Vith regard 90 the Utah lake water,
tbe ue1Dlc OF Lahi arc willing that salt
Take should have an the water they
have right Co. but we want little for
ourselves" The lake with us 5b3,60O. 600
gallons of water rs constantly being FED
IN water streams that viii be perpetual
ana bv underground feeders that can
never default, but still Utah county
DeouIe arc afraid Salt Lake Is goirg 10
"driuk the lake dry Re told Of have
INK run across two boys drinking from
NJ lake. when the foreman at The
pump house came upon thcW. 'IDro
you youngsters leave that water iu the
lake" be- demanded OF thcm eve didn't
mean a. take any OF the water. mister.
us'ro only hfhing." was the apology
and explanation OF the nds 'MtI 7
guess ID is an right N you wiring your
ilnos' Mr Gardner meant by this OBJ
show the concern Utah county people
have for their great fresh water lake.
During the dinner nt thc commercial
club. speeches were made uy A. j.
Evans. James "a Gardner and John s..
smith 10 LDhi aud hF Mayor IrHuafurd
and Franklin ~ Richards 0f tuif city.
Mayor BfHUsforl, lfier the big dinner
was over manifested hls saEacity hT
cutting the HpneahmulNnE very short
Mr. Richards suggestion thlt the sub
feet under Discussion. regardless NJ ifs
physical properties. HHH very dry ono.
VAS accepted. adopted ANA secured hnal
passage,
WE'RE sWEETENED mp
Prom tho dinner tho entire party
took thclr special train over 40 th.
Toni plant of the Utah Sugar compau T.
Leaking from pipes overhead big dr.p Do
.Ir. Ir.ra af evaaf Hrrun found rn-f
IN fhe COATS of many nf tho visitors