Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-01-18
LATE LOCALS.

Fry for Cachc-Tho state fish and
game commissioner leaves In tho
morning for Cache county to look
over the local streams with a view TO
placing trout fry there on the open-
Ing of spring.
Census Blanks-Tho local office
of the census is sending out blanks
for 1,100 applicants for the position
OF cnumerators of the census In this
district. Where there is travelling to
be done, expenses to correspond are
allowed.
Out and Around Again-Blshop o.
p. Miller is again at his post in the
office of the presiding bishop. having
been confined to his home several
days as the result of n fall on the
Ice. in which one hip was hurt and
his nerve system shaken up.
New Mcmbcrs-The following resi-
dent college men have been chosen
tn membership In the University club:
Robert r. Forester. E NJ Edinboro
university, So; w. A. Squires. D. D.
S. S. A. Lankton. Jr.. ID. D. S. North
western university Ills.
The January annual review issue OF
the Railroad Red Book" published
by the Denver & Rio Grande railroad
Is out. The booklet is attractiyely
gotten up and Is full of information
regarding the agricultural resources of
Colorado, Utah and New Mexico, and
is valuable reference book.
Conduit TO Eleventh Wcst-The
west North Temple street conduit
and aqueduct has been completed to
Eleventh West street where the con-
tractors are building tho terminal
emptying into the Jordon. except a
small section at Sixth West street
which Will be built before the snow
melt9.
Book FAIr-Thc "boole fair instl-
tuted for the benfit of charitable and
philanthropic objects in view by tho
Federation of Women's clubs Is en-
joying q deserved popularity at Its
quarters A south Main street. The
hostesses for today are Mrs. J. T..
Beless. Mrs. C. f. Richards. Mrs
Gould Blakelcy. Mrs. L. C. MARCEL and
Miss Esther Allen.
Main Facts Nissing-In a long
rambling letter, a woman giving the
name of Iyey Johnson. has written to
Chief Barlow asking him to locate
her brother. who Is supposed to be
in this city. The letter comes from
Pennington. n. NJ. but does not glvo
the name of the man, or boy. wantod
and docs not state what his business
Is.
Fine Fat Filing Fccs-The office of
state insurance commissioner is re-
ceiv1ng copies of the annual reports
OF the $50 insurance companies doing
business In this state They pay to tho
state 1 X per cent on their premiums
placed in Utah, with S63 filing fees
The fees for the F'raternal orders
doing an insurance business in Utah
Is but IS.
Hunting for Infected Cattlc-The
government inspectors have complet-
ed tho examination OF the cattle in
this county. and are now inspecting
the cattle OF Davis and Utah counties.
There are only nine counties con-
taining dairy cattle. 80 tho entiro
state viii not have to DO gone over
Tho inspectors find the number of
affected cattle to be 6 Y per cent.
Supposed to be u Salt Lakcr-Chicf
Barlow received q letter this morn
ing from the Hoffman undertaking
establishment of Denver under date
of Jan. is. stating that an unknown
man died IN the county hospital there
on the 18th. In the mans pockets was
a slip of paper bearing the name OF
K. Eganol The police here say they
do not know anyone by the name of
Eganol
U. Students at Plny-This afternoon
the Scribblers club and the Varsity
club are meeting at the university.
The former is elcctlng officers and
editors TO produce the clubs paper
and the latter is also elcctIng officers
and making preliminary arrangements
for minstrel show which Will be Dre-
scntcd under the auspices OF the club