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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
BOT SHOWS 6RIl
Win 8ush As;::s:..s 8TBissH7s WElss
Slime 10 JnElur;s Cfhrs
PAIL BANNER HAS NERVE
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
aex shoots Fzfher,s Foot.

Mason Cfty.K0e yznnote was shot
ID the feet BY his smaIi scn, Roy.
while ont h3nting Roy was behind
his father. and when the Toy injected
i she'll into his gun II VAS discharged.
the ban entering the foot from the
back, and coming out under the toes
Woman Leaves for Chinese Hospital
lows CITY Miss Annie J. Love has
,eft fcr san francisco. whence she
j iii san 10 China She has been given
! fsye-year contract - superintendent
of tte hospftal q HaAkov.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
sar.. Isa,s P-x.a.r

Cna1ass EEtF-Fnc Ias pas. ass
weeks The weekly papers Cd Nscsas--
gpws have s,sso fas3 st stories tsaafzz1z
aaetfi large potatoes Issz Lad bean
asGagai GrtS the essts1v|s Sattfars sl1
nov zacsl 1ns 1xt2e." EoEsrar, 1as
largest get 10 report are taHose raises
by Clarence trsse5s,- He has fire O,
eEaast-1caa liza. weighed eight pounds
and -arSss gI-eeE-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
ElS;zzsa.1:n -su:zney c,.=ssa.

Tss,Isr-Mr.g EIlaE.iesll -lliiansy. sus.
IF 1D.. sIitsas1 rsFsdfs-sEs Hssr;s.. gia.sssst
awEs Lsaatn EEE dus - ztsa asrs EiisH
WIS ID rsar9 81 Egg. Mrs.. s.sLzE.i,sr1t
Dt5tutey VIE b.ru In Es.glE1t All HEY,
r.ssa 5as3i-srf D'3lnsr III E-snts,-,a
EnzgtaGfs Aug. /. as1Ns ant eEuss 1D
NiE2ss erurI1g IL aBfs Et4s szs6 sf1s
tsiEEss,sus 1aatsIssssn grxnfs...Iit-sn at
f;frasl greet ErEgrs. sGs1t
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

II i eOspse oS noted cases Il has
$50 resOayed 10 6sb6r from society
- pesSoss sho have figured 70 scan
-. fhb - The one e1ectivs way Of
r-nSkssx sEeh oAendsFS- Social o.
e3s,p - " used vbe.s the iav
- ne etsrEb fatl 70 punish. Tor n
y veapos Sbost attack Eew can
W1ftSsas1- 10 matter hOv strongly
tllsy 49, oder meth0ds q punish
,I,o1t ~ ncrAI vYrAGdstnE
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
Peta.e crep 30 sashels.

Ealto-trTae potato crop is turning
out =ssi, going from 400 to 300 hr.
Shells 10 the ACRE and the price asr
dropped from Sl-z5 per bushe2 10 &c
csn:s. Not near ali the crop Is dug
yet There viii be some loss As the
potatoes get 30 near the top Of the
hiis thzt they viii freeze
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
s>zrse. Fever E.ase-nsc.

Fort ECSga-Fos- Dodge is rssarst
Just aow sy sn syI6s-aSe &c sears-f
ieVsE, End ev-n51asd nyTs.csaI If
being made by The aebod board.
paysse1s-s szsa Waiting AarBs zsscea
z4aon &c sngtStats medical inspection
et tzAs Beaoc2I. Fire easas Of tas
tsvsr aaFs been guaranteed in cns
msTd z65oaa IasEe hare been N
fatalities SO far
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

[siE- 3E4ltE:-Ar Emf p-E Il C..
fE.lgt--E -ssusaEEh Hssfifsinr izrrss-Rsz.y- Es
is 1B s'sf-s fI asss EIf 4iIss 81 ssE. Tliasr
were 5ffln I:ft1ssf zf lsrsB Enf WE'RE
married II 4tsEt H1f-s in 1S.a ThE
eal-s 80 G;tsa;E EaxiE sssnsrstys apwE, ID
abBy Eznf NRssf ,sr 1E,uE z,r.l -vs1Es
geesf.s REgp, when they nfDHsf n1r
gsssf.ar FILLS
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

lE1anrillts -sgsEr Eur ME-. aEnfaE u
HarHfii1n, III this a;rrs, atsiairrIszsd the.
aiiE1ss sfmnnn vlatifti1sg Hllisisss-RE-F Ii
liz u 1slai1s II ERIr1utiE RnI LES q
Msazrs at RE They wasrs niE--.iHG n
agiE, al1as amt eu1asiiDrr-2t miles 1Ir-4-i;
IL ar.l.F.. EGHUsr EunrfEa EnI iiaHss iir
ssti WITHIN 1is,'s4 miles NJ 1fiEa Iirass
Mir gks,afiset WEE u auitsfsr III 1ta
Tpr1is-n arwE hrita1t-Es hErrEsIng dia
nurrry Gt,-Hs ysErE ESs liz JIG var
ga,or hs1sl1r,. Bisfssr.rE Il lr-ssaIn trun
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

Srg.GIgI1n--A sasrer Esag 81 saas
sG4bsa1 wig arg vssx31g a1 fnis sz-s
Of aouz ant ze-E,as NE rIrer 10 LIZ
rsraa, xsasmsas,f 10 wreck tins Ea4s m
shs Farmers hank 81 Ea-TasHEr. VILE
sasre,gsg esrsA Tne essaaatszs1E,1 S7as
saoE1 srD.. ts< stss5 sxSss syn sisss
DOOR aeaa aasr ssss the burglars we're
sass-ad az ssas5y booty.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
a ssss,. Es.E.-

4 1.ndsrEs9n6. E,- 1-sI.ns EEi.
sns EiEsam. -1t1t4s TDI- ss,1 is GssFss.a.
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ss~EA. Z rasI.n ne H. sid 1Is cit
n1En, -sEs,ss kin lay dsv- 60 ta-s
G.EHB t-r tlzm hrrra +assI- -sEIr LIZ
rsu.i;zsza *-k-ysrE EgslsT
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
Veteran Foreman Re.inn.

Mason City.Atter forty years ser.
vice with the mechanical department:
of the MilKaukes road. William Nc
Fariani, s-nsTa; foreman Of the Iowa
Dakota division has resigned He
aas been general foreman twenty-five
years.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
suscsde Il Boone.

Eocaa.-SSek EzHuey, ~ eI5n0
road nsxs ard barter. ccrEfttet sui
eide by 1ranxEEg csrbossc zes1- Ex-
eeassve drinking Is fxIa 10 have bssa
shs can1e. He leaves . Ta6ov aid
enc snail child
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
Married Fifty-Tss years.

Glenxccd. My. ard Mrs.. Daniel
Hougss Of Henderson, h2ys inst ceie-
brzted their fifty-second wedding Az
raversary. Ore cs tie features Of the
dinner was large dist 81 EtrarbeT-
rfes THAT we're picked on their SArm-
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
Nen sank !. sn,inn.i,i.

SyrEngriEss. The latest financial en-
tergise ia springy5lle, is tire orgaus-
zasioa Of savings bank, capitalizsd
at fi5ssDJ.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
HELD FOR SHOOTING FRlERT
kE.aSr PEs;asN rs Accuses cf Firing
Three Shots Esao the Eosy Of
Santiago soea1.s

Les MONIES. Mgr 314-Ea sas arrest
oa 2 MsIran giving aEs name Is Ar
fnGr Rzsazw, The asssaans OF SsaEt
aso Jue2Iesy is beisFs3 10 have been
captured 5usrsss Is lying asar death
Al the Methodist hospital As yESzat
of three shGss fred into his body
Tuesday might by Mexican said to
be TsErtaa Hernandss- Rzssaws de-
serSPtaca tzll5ss closely with the de-
seuig-ion asai By the police Ct Her
handles
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

GGgsecssGnt EsS Erred ten bnaEess
n III ssxa rstss0rt fatal results. Is
q hask 10 ten sSsca rss greater
- 1erszasnx Aorre 81 his estesEsnar
sns ~ &c resasssnz snziaty Of has
fnxtna
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

-Aas xzTsn n1s sax 80 ~ SaTfas6
senS eaasses Ezcst3su assat Walters
Wig Ezs.. Ts5sesx Rao .saLs caisrra.
- vxss. walters Eap zss DcGsss xsa1
vxssrz vito are eeae~HGsss
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
a., no,,.,, g. esreet csr.

Ea.e7sco.-D- C. LCSesny. 90. 81 Viz
tea. waS strEek By . E.rset ear CO the
fridge spzEnsIg BGaeS EzEk creek
His right Erist Ezs fractured, he rs-
cssTed three scalp wounds and Exs
serfcctfS injured about the hack.
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
knsahts q py.hi.s WIN eansYet.

Dies NosreE. Nov IA karqaes
or he ehsraer members Of Des
Icsnss so1ge No. s8. knights Of Pr
hizE viii be siFsn On "Wednesday
Fensng al Tie x r. BAIL Tie aHasr
u the annual -Old B0yy SiKkt
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

Chicago has acs Ct local v-a1.,
hHnt III
6spsads On whether yOz are talking
Gscgt baseball or tie grain tzsssnssk"
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

ycs .afsnx IN ing s1s fiaf -i1sf atrial
tzss-.hrs ere ~ ctsi.ss1ess % t's I'm
Srsr. The as-ds 1.xvs 30 -ar snenasc
Ae il 6aGZaaz
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

Huusa2ns i:as esH.smsas6 liz. -ns
as-si RaiEns szTaI -.is.iM 1isIa s'i1
g:1eu HE Tnras me- carrying u
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

u &prn arxs.E. Essnn- nrsf .
hsrsse ysamg .smszl S:ns siszssh ss'n-
xss In i.sF.s.s Eis- MEsr-zEiF aiis
trsi.e hsr reg
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

~TErenpssss csutnnnles s.bBhHf,t z1-s,
frass 80 Esraaenss Fsa.~ NbT fas'sS1T
spr,sssafy ass-1 E1 aiastzsls Light 5lsasIn
4em1 Etsss9
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

n saayk E,sssa sysy sScrna .ss1 10
dc Ssragfs markets . s1sr--zgs 81 ZEE
az sae great .aaAns Ssz ss.z1s 1ts s'
ssrsnce s2 tie gsssassy>
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
Los Anres.s Has sfs.1sa-

Wzshing1oa, D. c. Ncr- 1.-THE
population OF Los Angeles. Cal, is
3is.13s. Al compared with l4t.27s In
1895, 1s Announced by thu census
bureau This is an increase since
1869 of 2lE,7Is OF 2sls per cent
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

Essymnlr-N'hM crnasd -fsf Alirnrns
lifis EnE,rzHnza numlImEs I'D tEIs
Eatiiss- III MzH Efzpes.ha- I'M --as n
arrauafH riEiK. . yftuI1 fraiis~s II
SspliiG 11Eg1 gwen --asuasf II iiuErrs -hs
lffs ne q .rEzF Gns eng DEfu=s mnznfzD
EirIuE
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

In chg 1esainiir rEr nss In ~ sAsrI'.
ssi:1 diEnr h tfix rsTsf ant s1in
AAxk
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

yas A1rssr vino sEusk1 1fE -1s
.xnxns GJuEe III saayanastiis fsr Htsss1<
~ nay ~ IN - sss ~ . Esssi f'is~
Mp~grT4
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
sro.herr1 ~ 2f.ra czye-ln.

BuTaangaDn, Ia. NDT. ai--Lea Pfes
ie-, ssl,orer, Tzs snnothsrsd to death
. azFeEa IN q d5tea In w5irn he
Fzs Ecs5ing- He E2s sssgIs End IS
fears old
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
a Terrified ksH

Did yo1 hare any narrov escapes
sne surf sxxt frmuer.
les replied the Mexxyer. Ors
ady whom ] rescued Was % grateful
lat Sks nearly married me..
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

F-g5uazI EzrynBs JOE and Harry
have 0asa ErDEs sngssas- gDol zeal
Lsasays
G,zns-Ess. sT- EEoss hs got Lis
new sE.u-snas55ss
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
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g:a#s ant nr.nsarans zJzns- remedies
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Z. is g.Ed - 15TfE s1 sssHaE sf nE-nA
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Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11

Il 1ssv York maD ate 3ss steamed
$500. VIZ don't the clam eonssry-
~. ~ a5tey iris sort Of experts,
Iowa state bystander. [volume] (Des Moines, Iowa) 1894-1916, 1910-11-11
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-12
RAIN STORM SPO|LS
THE MOOSE OUTING
Programme Cannot Be Carried
Out, but Will Be Given
Next Monday.

While the rainstorm OF Thursday after
noon was a gratifying change TO the ur-
banite who has been groaning ana
sweating under a heavy heat burden. ii
was a distinct disappointment to MEM
bers Of the Loyal Order OF Moose lodge
No. 259 which has just been organized
I'm Salt Lake, and who had arranged for
the first annual outing and field day OF
the Moose of Salt Lake at Wandamcre.
The Moose committee had arranged an
elaborate programme for the day. and
many delegates came down from Ogden
and other places 10 participate In the re-
joicings. but they came early and left
early for home.
AS time fleetcd past and there was no
abatement or appearance Of abatement in
the rain, the prospects for the day
faded. Mooscs and their friends who
had gone out 10 the resort early, soon be-
gan TO leave, and later on as q carload
would arrive almost carload would re-
turn home. Jupiter Pluviu.s was too
much for them.
However. every Moose and his friends
will have a chance to take part in the
programme Monday, August 10, then
the programme will he carried out in its
entirety. including the races at the mo-
tordrome. which were scheduled for
Thursday evening, but postponed. All
tickets sold for Thursdays outing Will be
honored on Monday and the Mooses will
yet have n Jolly good time in the Ways
of the Wild Kindred" The programme
includes races OF all kinds, baby show.
tug-of-war. and the motordrome events.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-12
City and Neighborheod

DIR. FOSTER j. CURTIS and wife re-
turned yesterday from four weeks trip
10 southern California
THE BANK CLEARINGS Thursday
were s760, 5S2.6l, as compared with $780,
646.l4 for August II, 1909.
NEPHI JENSEN has announced that
he will be candidate for the Republi-
can nomination for county attorney this
fan.
j.. o. NA9LOR has bought the grocery
stock of James Green at $40 South Main
street, where he viii continue the busi-
ness
THE w. c. T. u. picnic, which was TO
have been held at Liberty park Thurs
day evening, will be held this (t,riday)
evening,
A. II. THIEssEN, director OF the local
office of the weather bureau. will go 10
Ogden today to inspect the two co-opera-
tive stations there.
d. II. CHRISTENSEN, city superin-
tendent OF schools, will go to Provo can
yon Friday 10 spend the remainder OF the
week with his family.
ERNEST MILLER was fined $40 by
Justice OF the Peace Hanks. Thursday,
for nshing without license, lie was
caught fishing in the surplus canal.
THE MANY FRIENDS OF Miss Myrtle
Jack Will be very sorry TO learn OF her
Illness at st. Marks hospital. Miss Jack
has undergone an operation for appendi-
citis.
ARRANGEMENTS are being made to
hold the fifteenth annual gathering OF the
Pacific islands missionaries and saints
at Wandamere park Oh Thursday of next
week.
MRS. JANE DOE NELSON was exam
ined as TO her sanity before District
committed to the state mental hospital at
Provo.
HARRY KENT. charged with the theft
Of three bottles of liquor from the Oregon
was fined $50, or ninety days in jail, by
Judge Whitaker, Thursday.
GOVERNOR WILLIAM SPKY went TO
Ogden Thursday to attend meeting OF
the trustees OF the state industrial school.
The purpose Of the meeting is TO discuss
the water supply Of that institution,
]. II. ROUSE was around town Thurs
day morning wearing smile. that won I
come off," because OF the arrival of a
granddaughter. The young lady made
Mrs Herman Worthen Wednesday after
noon.
TIE waterworks committee OF the city
council met In the office OF Superintend-
ent of Waterworks Thomas Holiday on
Thursday as board of equalization, and
heard large number OF complaints about
the water assessment In various parts OF
the city for the year 1910-l911.
]. WESLEY HOLDEN. who is one of
the chief boosters in the Idaho Falls dele
cation to the Eagles convention in this
city. in addition to being prominent
Eagle. is also politician OF some reputc
and Is a candidate for the nomination OF
secretary of state on the Republican
ticket IN Idaho.
DESERTION and failure to support are
the grounds upon which Nora Wallace
filed suit for divorce in the district court
Thursday against Richard E. Wallace.
They were married ut Salt Lake on No
vember 27, 1905, and it is alleged that
Wallace deserted his wife on March /,
1909, since which time he has failed TO
support her.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-12
BUREAU DISCUSSES
FOOD REGULATIONS
Number of Proposed Reforms to
Be Brought Before Next
Legislature.

AT a, meeting Thursday afternon of the
state food and dairy bureau, held in the
office OF Willard Hansen, state food and
dairy commissioner. arrangements were
made for the regulation OF a number of
manufactured articles of food and upon
imported oysters and shell fish.
II was decided at the meeting that all
manufacturers of vinegar be ordered TO
place their name on every bottle or kes
of vinegar sent out and they be held re-
sponsible for the condition OF the product
at any time after IL Is sent out. AT pres
cnt some of the vinegar is labeled, but
much OF 1T is not, and IL is impossible To
trace the manufacturer. AS Il result, the
seller Is held responsible and a number
of losses have resulted TO the dealer
where the manufacturer was really re-
sponSible.
Regarding the oysters and shellfsh. It
was decided that the present system Of
packing and cooling Is unsanitary and In
Jures the product Oysters arc now
cooled by placing Ice or water In the con-
taincr OF the oysters. In this way the
oysters come I'm direct contact with the
Ice and water and arc injured. it is said.
The now regulation follows the govern
ment law and provides that the Ice must
be placed around the outside OF the
receptacle and must not come IN con-
tact with the meat itself
Arrangements We're also made at the
meeting Tor some much needed leeisla-
ton. which will be taken up before the
next session OF the legislature. II was
decided that the bureau recommend to
the legislature that all food. products
sold. manufactured or ordered for sale
In packages have the name and address of
the manufacturer or distributor stamped
ON the label or container and that the
company whose name appears the
package be held responsible for any in
fractions of the state food laws.
The bureau meeting was attended by
all the members. j. S. Carver of Os-
den presided.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-12
EXECUTIVES To
GATHER IN ZION
Governor Hay of Washington
Calls Meeting Here fer
August Is.
NINE WESTERN STATES
INCLUDED In THE CALL
Plain Statement Is Made as to
Purpose of the Con-
ference.

Gov. William Spry on Thursday re-
ceived a telegram from Gov. NJ. Il. Hay
OF Washington announcing the date FOR
The conference of governors OF western
states, 10 be held IN this city Thursday,
August is. The telegram from Governor
Hay follows;
Olympia Wash, Aug II, 1910.
lam wiring other governors TO meet
in your city Thursday, August is at lo
O'Clock forenoon. Advise II satisfactory
and convenient TO you'
An answer was wired TO Governor Hay
stating that the date was satisfactory
and arrangements will be made for the
meeting AS yet a place for the meeting
has not been decided upon but IL has
been suggested that the city council
chamber would he a convenient place II
it can be obtained.
The conference will be between the
governors OF Washington. Oregon. Mon
tana, Wyoming. Idaho. California Nera-
da. Colorado and Utah. The purpose OF
the meeting Is to decide upon the stand
which the states OF the west VIII take
with reference to the conservation mat
ter and particularly in regard to the ma
tional government taking charge of the
water courses of the different states,
Purpose of Conference.
According to the Associated Press.
Governor Hay said, regarding his pur-
pose in calling the conference;
81 want first TO make plain that there
Is no intention OF creating either a po-
litical or section controversy In calling
the western governors together to take
up the question of conservation from the
western point of view.
eve OF the state of Washington have
no quarrel with the people Of the con-
servation, but we feel that II Is high
time to get down to a practical business
basis in carrying out the principle. We
want a conservation that will not hamper
authority and retard development. We
want the rights of the states most dl-
rectly interested. Those states, like
Washington, In which the big land with
drawals have been made, more fully rec
ognized. and protest against infringe
mcnts of the states sovereignty.
"These are the things that Will be dis
cussed at the conference, and ] hope
that as a result of the meeting the west
will be enabled TO command a fairer
consideration from the balance of the ma
tion on this question OF conservation. In
Its relation to the states in which the
greater part OF the resources TO be con-
served are located"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-08-12
DESKS TAKEN FROM
ANOTHER BUILDING
Granite School Board Slips See
Ond Coup Over on City
School Board.

When the Sugar House district was an
ncXcd 10 Salt Lake City several months
ago. with its 800 school children and n
s%-room school building. the city board
of education was under the impression
that the school property would he avail
able Tor use without any additional ex-
penSe to the board, bu; il now develops
that the Granite school board stole IL
march on the city board and removed
al of the desks from the building. and
left nothing but the bare building. with
out any furniture whatever
At recent meeting OF the committee
on buildings and grounds OF the board OF
education. the matter of pressing the
Sugar House school building into service
until other provision could be made for
the pupils in the annexed territory was
discussed. and IT was thought that the
building could be used without any ad =
ditional cost to the board Superintend-
ent of~Buildings Eli ~ Folland gave the
members OF the committee quite q shock
when he informed them that every desl,
had been removed from the building by
the Granite board and that new furniture
would have TO be purchased.
For the six rooms this would mean an
outlay of $500. and as the building is old
and unfit for permanent use. the com =
mlttce decided to make other arrange
mcnts for the accommodation OF the
Sugar House pupils
This Is the second lemon handed 10 the
city board OF education by the Granite
board. as the same action was taken
when the Waterloo school property was
annexed TO the city along with that ter
ritory Instead OF getting school build
.ings ready for occupancy In both cases
the city board got empty buildings, with
nothing but screw holes in the floors 10
Indicate where the desks once stood
There is some question as to the legal
right OF the Granite board to remove the
desks from the buildings. but the city
board does not seem inclined to test tho
matter