Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-01-25
PROVO.
CHANGES IN GAME LAWS
Proposed by Fishermen and sports
men--District Court Business.


Special Correspondence.
Provo. Jan. 1b.-At the meeting OF
fishermen and spOrtsrnen. held here
saturday to hear the report of the
committee appointed 20 prepare
amendments which the legislature win
be asked TO incorporate in the fish
and game law. the following proposed
amendments were adopted
Open season for trout to- be from
June 10 10 Feb. T. The present law
makes II from June 10. 20 April I
Fishing by lights in lakes and ponds
for clubs, catfish etc. To- be permit
ted. but not bon streams.
The repeal of the clause charging
4 OF ceut'a pound tax on common
ish taken. No open season for prairie
chickens.
Duck shooting TO be permitted from
one hour before sunrise 20 one hour
Sfter sunset II is now unlawful tO
shoot after sunset An open season
FOR ducks from Feb 20 TO March 20.
shooting OF quail to Dee permitted I'M
Utah county the same as loo salt Lake.
Davis and Weber counties The size at
which bass may be taken, nine inches,
DO is now seven inches.
: MAIDS Peter Madsen was elected 10
represent the meeting before the leg
islative fish and game committee and
committee was appointed 20 request
the board of county commissioners To
appoint Myron e.. Newell one Of the
Utah county delegates 10 the fish and
game meeting to be held in Salt Lake
Mr. Madsen will also attend this meet
ing az "a representative of the Utah
county fishermen and sportsmen,
PUBLIC SCHOOL GRADUATES.
An Interesting program was rend-
cred Friday night In the. opera house
by the public school graduates Sup
erintendent Rawlings referred 10 the
inadequate salaries paid % teachers.
the principals receiving 1886 a year
and the average salaries Of male
teachers being SCI a month and that
OF female teachers $40. There are
now LIB children attending the pub
lie schools.
GRADUATES.
The following are the graduates:
Mignon johnson. Vida Bullock Francis
Railo. Clifford NuttalL Leland Smith,
clifford Hindmarsh Pauline Pierpont,
Lucy Duke. Jennie Snow. Rosetta An
derbery Myrtle Shoutz. Iva Harding,
Jennie Bullock Glenn Johnson. Helen
Alexander. Ida Ellison Leah Smoot,
Zella Collins Leah Nelson, l.. Van
Wagoneu. Alice Russell. Efic Garter
Dora Haws Olive Carter, Frieda
Riesl>ie. Edward sharp. Roscoe Hush.
Lc Grande Hardy Nernie knudsen.
Nina $, Vance, Merle Snyder. Vera
Bean
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT
The following orders have been
made ina the Fourth district court
owen Baum VS. James A. Maitchi
continued for the term.
Louis r. Myers VS.. Oran a. Lewis;
continued for the term.
Susie Lewis et a. US. Rio Grande
Western Ry. Co.; continued ON Feb l.
Estate of Branch Young. deceased;
motion for new trial set for Feb, ].
Estate Of David John, deceased; pc
tition OF David John and Thomas
John for appointment as executors
granted
Estate of Ann sykes Bullock. de
ceased. petition Of James A. Bullock.ad-
ministrator, for allowance OF maj ac-
| count granted.
Estate of Lewis McCarter. deceased,
petition for letters of administration Go
William Francis Carter continued III
/ Jan. 80.
Estate OF Abraham and Martha
Hardmau. deceased; order allowing
/ final account and distribution.
Estate OF Francis G.. Boyer, deceased;
/ letters of administration issued 10 Ma
/ ria Boyer.
] Estate OF " lNiiNAll IL AfN"ff''H
! ceased. letters of administration IS
/ sued 90 Lillian A. Brown.
Estate OF Andrew j, Hoover lncom-
| petent. continued can Jan. 3O.
Estate OF John ". Hoover, deceased
continued till Jan. 80
Fstate of Louis CARR. deceased, pc
/ uton Of William N. Bromley, admin
/ istator for AN order of sale of real
estate and for $50 monthly family al
/ lowance granted.
Estate of Rachel Davis. deceased;
final account allowed and decree of dis
I tributiou.
Estatc of Thomas Clayson, deceased
! continued am Jan. 30
Estate of Thatcher g. Hallett de-
ceased Frank a. sharp Hyum b.
Thomas and Ava Nelson appointed
I appraisers.
An abstract of Judgment from the
/ Third district court Boo tine case OF
/ Lawrence Beckstead Ys. Fred Turner
has been filed in the Fourth district
court Plaintiff is given Judgment
for 81 2g6 3d.
RECOMMTTED TO ASYLUM
Ross h.. Wilcox of Cedar Fort has
been committed to the state Mental
hospital The young man is 22 years
of age and has formerly W patient
at tho hospital After his release as
cured his malady, which ls homicIdal
mania has returned
d. ID McCarB of Salt Lake haf
opened an electric thcater boo tha city
on Center street between Second and
Third West
REPAIRING FLuME BREAK,
The Telluride Power company ls be-.
moving large quantities of earth ana
| rock pYo canyon. where th'
oarthslias destroyed over noe feet of thf
company's nume. Seventy -nNe kegs
of powder We're used saturday POI
blasting The intention De- 40 get q
s,lld foundatlou for the new nume
WEDDING BELLS
Marnage licenses nave been issued