Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-06-01
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Prof Il. r. Monahan. instructor OF
zoology at Baker University Of Bald
win, Kansas, and w, y. Green, stu
den, of the university, arrived In this
city the fore part of the week prepara-
tory to taking trip through the
mountains in search of specimens OF
plants, birds aud insects for the uni
yerSity. They expect to spend the
greater part OF the summer here.
PURE FooD INSPECTOR.
j. r. Reed of New Plymouth has
been appointed to succeed \. f. HIT,
resigned. as pure food and horticultural
inspector of the state, His appoint
lnent goes into effect June He IS
reported to be an experienced man and
will take hold of the business of MS
once in an intelligent manner.
ATTEMPTED MURDER.
on Monday last Kittle Roberts swore
10 a complaint against Mary j. Wheel-
tr of South Boise, charging her Win
an attempt TO commit murder. Inc
accused woman secured bond Of 5000
and was released until her trial when
was SGT for two weeks hence.
The trouble between the two women
resulted from dispute over certain
property, which Mrs Wheeler says het
accused tried to swlndle her out OF.
The trial promises 10 be an interesting
one.
UNLAWFUL CoHABITATIoN.
Walter Willard and oIlie McCracken
Of this city, who We're arrested last
week on a charge of unlawful cohaol-
tdtlon aud released. the man under
cash bond OF $50, and the woman upon
her own rccuSuizance, failed 10 put III
appearance Tuesday, the day set tof
ther hearing. Millard's bond OF course
was forfeited; but action against ootn
Il sun pending, and II arrested again.
viii be tried.
UTAHs GOVERNOR PLEASED,
When asked what his impressions
were about Idaho. Gov. John G. cutler
az Utah, when in Boise last week win
the excursion of Salt Lake business
mon had this to say;
While am much interested In Idaho
ana indeed, have money invested here.
ana while ] have always believed ana
understood that II is a great state In ali
me ways that go toward making
great commonwealth, i had never be-
'"iN 7FNt enough OF II 70 hnON Nhhk -
really marvellous country II is. | speak
particularly OF It's natural resources
you have farming lands enough here 20
Ieed nation and when they are all de-
Neloped there will be no end 10 your
wealth. While 1 have heard many sto-
RES Of the vast areas that are being
annually reclaimed from the desert. UNI
~ today there are thousands upon
thousands OF acres under water and
cultivation, ! had no idea or the retl
condition OF affairs on that your empire
was the paradise II IL.
] VIII tell you something" he con-
unued. There are hundreds Of our
young men leaving Utah every year ANA
gong over into Idaho TO follow asri-
cultural pursuits The reason for this
Us that you have the water over here
and We do not We are great m min
tfal resources and our city by the In
ana sea IL great in business ways, but
we do not have the millions Of acres
OF agricultural land there TO be de.
teloped that are within the confines OF
mis- state"
Asked about national politics, Gov.
1ltler said he was great admirer OF
PRESIDENT Roosevelt and wanted 10 see
nun elected 10 another term. He said
nai IN his opinion this would not be
lhlrd term IN any sense OF the word,
Speaking 81 game and sport he said;
what you ought to have here Is 10000