The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-01-19
UTAH NEWS REVlIT

= = . commissioner FOR Utah. h.
I'd a convention Of the fIsn u@
commissioners of the ,to,.' aug I'd
Mexico Colorado, wyomIDs u Y
Montana and Nevada, to \. hA
'alt Lake. At this conyeneo. "''
Tessive program for the nrs.. %
md propagation of fish and IVA.
he Western states viii no ~. game
md adopted and the necessa,v ''s
AIKEN to eliminate the dncs ~
which threatens to destrov - :, 'ais
hat are Matched In all The ~. sus 'N
ain states. "''e'aon
Representatives of the Groor
n Salt Lake held a confaroD. "ol
he state school authorities "a, =. N
'ose of ascertalning ways and NV.
either by the formation n,
Amerieanlzatlon society or thror.
committee to formulate moan.
hods whereby AmerIcanlzatIOp 4 !.
'olony may be brought abou,
The Utah State Game Dana.
md the Bureau Of Fisheries oh NM
100000 eastern brook egSs H.,
rom Fish Lake on the FlshlaLs -
'st. This is double the amouO, ~
my other season and eggs wers !.
'vailable when the work closed
close to two million dollars wn
distributed among the school dI,,..
u Utah early in the present Mona
This Is a larger amount than avs,
ore has been distributed by ths 81.
o the district schools at any one M.
Ind amounts to approximately M,
dollars per capita of school pouuls,.,
[ Is large because OK the cocstliu,,,
VI amendment passed by the peOu, |.
November, 1920, and ratified B, A,
fourteenth legislature, which prurd.
hat the state aid to schools sh,u /,
twenty-five dollars per capita Of sAu
population.
George Thomas Peay, 81 years n
age, died at his home, SS7 West "a
ter street Provo. n few DAYS "a
Tie was one of Utah's early pIouee,
lrriving In 1852, In Captain Fesnou
Little'S company. He settled in Prvs
md after moving to Rlverdale. retur.
ID TO Provo, where he had since y
nded.
A total OF 2S5 aliens in Salt LAl.
. eceived citizenship papers during b,
rear 1921, according to the reca
Of the federal naturalization agent
The applications heard and granite
In the local courts are represented
OF seventeen nationalitles. This 4
he largest number of foreign resltai
70 be naturallzed In one year snc
lhe outbreak Of the war, when acIit
on the petitions OF natives Of eaeul
countries was discontinued.
Reduction Of at least three-tenth Z
. mill will be made this year 10 n
AK levy for municipal purposes, n'n'
Sers OF the city commission anncun's
Areas in Utah where ground WAlH
nay be developed in sufficient guam
" for irrigation Is detailed In arePc'
made at the request OF Go'e"'
Charles II. Mabsy, through the Say
engineers office, by L. NJ. Winso''
rigation engineer Of the bureau olp''
tic roads OF the department OF ~
culture, who is stationed at Logan
The tax committee OF the Vao'
county farm bureau met and denOu'
ted on various questions In connS'.
with taxes, which are too hlgh' u
opinion OF the bureau. X. v lA'1
and Orson Ryan. superintendent
Cache county and Logan city suS =
respectively, gave reports resal.
the school expenses OF the 'O4.'
where large share OF the 'aA H'
Ia spent.
Characterlzing Salt Lake ana ~
as the center OF scenic America
Bohrer, pnst president of the ~ ~.
can Association of Travelling
ger Agents, has the following " /,
after their convention in Salt %.
"All OF us are sending busns i.
this great country. We hnu ~. !,
scenery there, but also agr'c"'.u' AM
mineral lands. I noticed one
that should not he amIss in spe''
Of. You have the cleanest ''s !, "A
cleanest buildings, the clelli'9 !,
toll and the cleanest hotels ! Nv" 's,r,'
found in any city in all my INV
Continuance Of the ciliI'p"'s%, ,,.s
courage patronizinc home ln 4
ana greater cooperation new, pew. "A
retailer and the manui''. ,ooo n l
proposed as the policy for ie W. + N
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