The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-06-18
Visit Lucin Cutoff, Ogden Can
yOn and State Industrial
School Friday.
TO SEE BIG SHELTER
AT T00ELE CITY TODAY
Festivities Will End Tonight
With Dinner at Casa
COntentia.

These intermouutain sheriifs, here for
their annual convention, certainly arc GO
ing some. Friday they saw the Lucin cut
off, Ogden, Ogden canyon and tho Her
mltage, and today they are going to see
the smelter OF the International Smelling
g. Refining company at Tooele. also bit
Of Tooele and its surroundings.
One hundred sleuths and their wives
and friends made the trip to ogden Fri
day; leaving over the Oregon Short Line
ing at the Junction City they were the
guests OF Chief Special Agent Joe Jones
of the Oregon Short Line at lunch. Then
coaches, which were attached to the
westhound fast mail, and were whirled
across the Lucin cutoff TO Lakeside
witnessing In It's entirety that greatest
OF railroad engineering feat tho world
ever has seen. The Lakeside quarrles
also were visited.
Thanks for Railway.
The train over the cutoff was in charge
OF Assistant Superintendent +, c. Sm!th
OF Ogden, In Midlake, on tho way back
10 ogden, through Sheriff Joseph c. Sharp
of Salt Lake county, the sincere thanks
Of the excursionists were extended both
cial Agent Jones, Mr. Smith delegated
Mr.. Jones to reply. but Joe Is too modest
about public speaking and hurriedly- sat
down. after uttering Just flve words.
special Rapid Transit ears and was taken
to the State Industrial school, over
which a former Salt Lalser, DR.. F. G..
Gowans presides as superintendent,
There the sightseers were treated to
sandwiches and lemonade. served by Mrs.
Gowans and others. then Superintendent
Gowans delivered brief talk, In which
he told OF the work and plans of the in
stitution.
Corporal Punishment Abolished.
Corporal punishment has been abolished
at the school and the boys have been
given self government In A measure, said
DIR. Gowans. Municipal government has
been established. with city council and
tho like, and the boys have chosen Of
ficcrs from their number to run this
government. An offense against the
school IS an offense against this gov
ernment. said DR.. Gowans.
''rhe justice OF the peace Will now
serve you with lemonade said DR. Cow
ans In closing. and then one OF the boys
cool. delicious beverage
From there the sightseers were taken
up Ogden canyon to the Hermitage. CIV
Ing them chance to enjoy tho delights
Of the second greatest canyon in this
country. Al $50 o'clock they returned
to ogden ard then 10 Salt Lake over the
Friday evening. saying some. highly com
mandatory things about Assistant Smith.
Joe" Jones. the rest of the Oregon Short
Line and Sheriff Sharp.
This morning at 1890 O'Clock. In spe-
cial coaches. tho sheriffs. with their
wives an6 friends. Will go to Tooele over
the Salt Lake Route, returning about 8
o'clock this evening.
This evening, beginning at Z O'Clock.
John ]. O'Rourkc. sheriff OF Silver Bow
county. Montana, who has captured the
1911 convention, will throw a dinner
for the sherirs and the press at Casa
Contentia after which the slcuths will
disband and go TO their homes.
Utah to Have League.
Utah is to have state sheriffs
league, it plans laid on the trip to Og
den do not fail. The Utah sher1s at
tending the convention got together and
selected Sheriff Sharp, Sherin George T.
Judd of Utah county and Sheriff n. w
Crookston of Cache county TO comnunl-
cate with all the sheriffs OF the state
with view TO arranging a state sherlfrs
presumably in Salt Lake for
next month. at which, 1t is hoped. per-
manent organization will be effected
Town marshals. chiefs of police and pa
trolmen will be invited to attend this
convention.
Those joining the party at Ogden for
the cutoff trip were Police Chief Brown
Ing. Mrs Browning and children, Chief
Deputy Sheriff John Murphy OF Webei
county Mrs. Matt Browning, Mrs. Ezra
Rich. Detective James Pender's family
exSherff Gordon OF Box Elder county
and e. J. Milne, assistant superintendent
OF the Industrial school.