The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-12


We're filed with the state engineer
yesterday for the use of public waters
for irrigation purposes. George C.
Lambert of Salt Lake filed a petition
TO be allowed to use enough water
from Dry creek. Utah county, 10 irri-
gate 500 acres Of land. Benjamin Full
mer of Alpine, Utah county, filed
petition 10 be allowed TO use enough
water from Chapman creek 10 irrigate
240 acres or land.
BOOSt the COngreSs-Secretary Joseph
L. Game OF the Commercial club re-
ceiYed a communication yesterday
from the national irrigation congress,
asking the Commercial club to boost
for the Irrigation congress national
convention, which Will be held in
Pueblo. Colo, Sept. % to 80. The COM
mittee on the Utah irrigation congress
is: John Henry Smith, George Austin,
Joseph e. Game, J. II. Moyle and F. A.
Druehl.
Specify Grades-In advertising a sec
ond time for bids for furnishing the
years supply of coal, the board of edu-
cation has requested that the bids be
made in form TO specify the grade
and brand of coal offered.
Caught in the Act-Bill Bingley, dep
uty game warden, caught Ernest Nil
Ter fishing in the surplus canal without
Il
NJ. Hanks caught Miller for $40.
Have WOrmy FFuIt-SiX more fruit
growers are charged with having
WOTmy fruit I'm their possession. COM
plants having been issued by the county
given by ]. c. Stay, county hOTti-
cultural inspector. The complaints
were issued against Hyrum Carlson,
Pleasant Grove; J. p. Penman. BonnI-
ful. G. H. Bennion. Taylorsville; c. NJ.
CART. Draper and w p. Powell and ].
". Stevenson Of Murray.
Operation for TumOr-Aiiss Ethel
Candland of Chester, daughter OF W.
d. Candland of the state land board,
5. hospital yesterday. The operation
was entirely successful and the patient
is doing as well as could be expected.
For Shooting Sagehens - Joseph
Smith, deputy game warden, will leave
for COalville. where he viii appear
against Walter Calder. George GeOrgi-
denis, George CacOrOs, George Skinnis
and William KatacoTOs, for shooting
sagehens out OF season.
Surveyors Leave TOday-The first
party of surveyors who will do the
government survey work on the un-
surveyed lands in southern Utah viii
leave today for Lund, where they will
commence their work. The party will
be under the supervision OF John r
Stewart and Quinby Stewart, and viii
consist OF fifteen men.
Arrange for Meek VISIt-At the meet
ing of the Utah Credit Mems assoeia-
tiOn held in the Commercial club rooms
yesterday, a communication was read
from the National Credit Mems assO-
citation, which is composed OF $4,000
members. stating that Charles E Meek
secretary and treasurer OF the national
association. would be in the city during
the early part of October. Arrange
ments are being perfected to make the
visit OF Mr. Meek one Of the most
pleasant of his western trip.
Fined for ShOOting-Melvin Christen-
son of KOOsharem, Sewer county, was
arrested by Deputy Game Warden By
ron Hanchett, for shooting chickens
against the laws OF Utah. He was
taken before Justice Theodore Ander-
son and fined S25.
Dynamiting Fish-John and Albert
Baums were taken before Justice F. +.
Gliding al Fruitland. Wasatch county.
10 answer TO the charge of dynamiting
fish. They were held TO answer the
charge before the district court. Their
trial will be held in Heber City in
October.
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Picnic Is POstpOned-The picnic of
the W. c. T. L.. which was scheduled
for yesterday afternoon a Liberty
park, was postponed on account of the
rain until this afternoon.
Concert Called Off-The regular
Thursday night concert which was to
have been given by the Hawaiian
TrOubadOrs al Liberty park last night
was called off on account OF the storm.
Pleads Not GuIIty-Charles O'Grain,
IS East Third South street who was
charged with battery on Greed g. Nor
gan, a travelling salesman, Wednesday
night, pleaded not guilty 20 the charge
in police court yesterday and had his
hearing set for Friday morning.
Twice in the Same PIaee-Ben Smith,
who was fined $25 Wednesday for bat
terry. was sentenced 10 pay another fine
Of s25 yesterday when he was found
guilty of using vile and abusive IAN
guage 10 PatrOlmaN w. II. Hendrick-
son and c. W. Olson.
Beer Goes Up-Harry Kent, charged
with stealing five bottles of beer from
the Oregon Short Line station Tuesday
night was found guilty in police court
yesterday and sentenced to pay a fine
of $50, observe 30 days in Jail
Lenfency for LindauIst-John Lind
duist was found guilty In Judge ]. J.