Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-10-18
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Noted Hungarian IIcrc-John
Salary, who was q delegate from
Hungary to the Dry Farming con-
gress held at Spokane In September.
visited with Prof. L. A. Merrill this
morning. He has come TO Inspect the
dry farming methods used In the ARID
regions OF Utah and will also visit the
college experiment station at Nephii
and the sugar factory at Lehi.
Address Wantc<l-Mrs. Joseph Hill
lier, OF 217 Yorkshire St.. Rockdalc,
England, would like to hear from Mrs.
Margaret Profit Formerly Margaret
Drinkwater), ewho she states left the
town of Oldham a few years ago to
come to- Utah. 3aia
Inspect Il Pluto 5Project--Go Governor
William SPry the state engineer and
members of the state land board left
this morning on an inspection tour
which wilIstake In the Piute irrigation
project and tho Hatchtown project.
The Piute project will be visited nrst,
the party going to Marysvale over the
Denver & Rio Grande railroad. and
from there making the go miles cross
country by wagon. The party Will DO
gone four or five days.
western Governors May Meet,
Governor William Spry replied Mon
day to the letter of Governor NJ. H..
| Hay Of washington and voiced his
favor Of the washington governors
suggestion that governors OF tho west
ern states and other officials combhne
in the holding of conservation con.
gress that will express the sentiment
Of the west. Governor Spry suggest,
| ed that the congress beitheld IN some
| city In washington and the time or
| meeting be some time during March,
1911. Z;
Governor Receives Call-Governor
| William Spry received Monday the Of
fetal call OF the twenty-first meeting
OF the Transmisslssippi Commercial
congress-, which will; BIO held mt San
lAntonio Tex November 22-2b The
call is signed by. J, 3. Case OF
| Abilene. Kan. as past president or
the congress. The matter OF cons s' va
| ton will come prominently before the
meeting and Mr.. Case has suggested
! to Governor Spry that a strong dele
CATION representative of the state OF
Utah be named to attend the meeting.
Deputy Pautsch Rcsigns-The reslg-
nation Of Alfred Pautsch, as deputy
| sheriff of the Alta precinct, which was
presented to Sheriff Joseph G. Sharp,
Saturday, was accepted by tho board
of county commissioners Monday.
Gen. j. G. Blncls n yisltor-G eneral
John C. Black. president of the civil
service commission In the United
States. was visitor In Salt Lake yes
terdny afternoon. He spent several
hours looking over the local offices IN
which civil service men are omploy-
cd. on Dec /, all assistant ppstmasters
and clerks In second class offices will
be placed in the service. This will affect
about 5000 employees. General Black
left Monday night for Los Angeles to
continue his tour of inspection.
Will Practise Law lIerc---Leon Bone
\ and L. "A. MCGEE, government officials.
1 who have been In Salt Lake for sew
| oral months, have decided to remain
here and practise law. They are both
graduates OF the George Washington
university Of washington. D. CT, and
have in the government service
| for several years. 5 i{5 a
Dividend Dcclnrcd-The Deseret
National bank directors met this
quarterly dividend of 3 per cent on Its
|Rhalf million capitalization, amount
Ing to $4,000, payable Immediately.
III Mrs. squlrcs presents PicturcsThe
widow of the late Colonel Squires has
presented the Office OF state insurance
| commissioner with portraits OF Presi-
4 dent Taft, Vice-president Sherman,
ana Prof. John Hays Hammond, the
latter being an autograph portrait Sof
the great mining engineer. Com-
missioner Done is quite pleased with
the gift. * 55ss Il II y
Special Glasses For Grceks-M on-
day nights enrolment of night Dol
students Mt the Y. NJ. c. A., resulted
4 In tho acceptance of $50, with all the
,|9teachers present. General Secretary
4 NYright says IN unlimited number
OF studants can be accommodated,
.l5but probably 70 moro will complete
4 the list. A special effort. with the as
4 sistance OF Mr. Stathakos. tho Greek
banker, Is being made to care for
young Greeks here wi Hing to improve
3Itheir opportunities. h,
q; A most valuable contribution TO
i Latter-day Saint theology is The
II fGreat Apostasy'' by DIR. II "A L. * Tai