The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-06-19
RiChfield News Notes

| Special TO The Tribune
RICHFIELD. June Estate Fish and
Game Warden Fred w. Chambers was
in Richheld this week. 10 receive a con-
sIgnment OF 100000 eggs from trout
| running i'm tile Jorgcnscn creek The
| spawn were secured for the fish hatchery
at Murray. Mr. Chambers will return
here In about six weeks, at which time
| he will decide upon the location OF the
trout hatchery to he located In this coun-
| Is. While the fish and game wardens
we're at work securing spawn, Messrs
Chambers and Hanchett visited Seven
Mile creek. where they expected to Sc
cure 1000. 900 eggs. but they were disap
pointed. as II was evident that the
stream had been turned and the trout
had been Illegally taken. Upon follow
ing up clues they reached the camp of
men engaged in work upon the Johnson
reservoir and found twelve pounds of
trout and fish bones galore, Two men
came forward and confessed to the of
Tense They were William Deleien OF
Lyman and OFT Coward OF Santaqu,n.
They were taken before Judge Ander-
son at Kooshcrem and fined S25 and costs
each. The officers are determined TO
prosecute all cases Of predatory and IL
legal fishing.
the executive committee. as follows: G..
NJ Jones chairman; Adell Gottfredson.
William Johnston. MaZie Beal and Junius
Ogden, The committee Will make great
efforts to have a rousing celebration.
Mrs Lucian Noyes returned from Chi
cago Thursday evening. where she has
been with her husband. who recently
graduated in dentistry.
Erastus Peterson has returned from the
Agricultural college at Logan and has
assumed charge of the experiment farm
,g-r., l.
at the agricultural school and Will return
next winter 10 complete the course in
agriculture.
The city council at its last regular
meeting. gave the use Of the city park
to the ball team without cost
Dr. j. +, McGregor departed this week
for a two weeks vacation with his family
According TO the figures of Assessor
John Parker. the assessed valuation of
Sewer county property Is placed at
81 GAG, 1873. an increase of Si3.157 over that
OF last year.
AT meeting OF the Indian War Vet
Grams. held in the Commercial club rooms |
II was voted to erect monument To their |
comrade. Colonel JVie, and all |
members were urged to bend their encr-
giles TO that audable purpose.
Mayor Christensen Is rejoicing over the |
week.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas GledhuI. who have
been in Chicago for the past few weeks, !
returned llllS week. TnciC SON Raw |
graduated as an NJ. D. from the College |
't Physicians and Surgeons. and they at
ended the graduation exercises
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Peterson left for
Salt Lake City Tuesday for q few DAYS.
Nr. Peterson will attend the state meet
ng OF bankers.
State Senator Sevy was Richfield
'lsltor this week. He was here attend
hS 10 business connected with the re-
.eiyership Of the big mine at Kimberly
w. ID; Clark has been appointed agent
or the Rurtncr Land and Irrigation com
'ahN and has been granted the whole OF
outheIn Utah as territory for his opera-
ions
-FOUR thousand bushels Of wheat were
old from the Richfcld elevator this weelZ
o inc salt Lake and Jordan Valley Mill |
md Elevator company. The grain was
EXCELLENT and commanded q good price
omcthing over $l.27. as this was the offer
Il local men for the wheat
y social session of the Rovs1 Noiob
ors was held Wednesday afternoon. Mes
anes Edwards, ChriStopherSon and Beuf- 1
ef were the hosteSscs. Refreshments
vas spent ''oo"
n series OF revival eetines will he held
: Ilc A. T.. church. under the leadership |
/ Evangelist r.. T.. Mork \ number n
nsSion tg9chers will be present. and good
lusie VIII be furnished for the meet
The Misses Irene and Lou seecmiIIar
iaId Orrock and Ella Parker dcparteG
rldaN morning for the cXpositi1n af
cattle They were joined by C'I.r,sss )
'etc1Son NJ Ephram