Show DYITAMITING FISH I I jSebrgo W Heintz Tiles Protest I Against Act 1 in Provo River lrovo July 2A communication wigS wig-S Uccelvcd today from George W Uelntz general passenger and ticket agent of tho Rio Grande Western to the County Commissioners Com-missioners asking that steps be taken to prevent dynamiting or otherwise un 1 i lawful destruction of llteh In Provo riverA V river-A letter from State Fish and Game Warden War-den Sliarp was attached setting forth the difficulty la controlling tho lawless olomontHtSTdar the present llsh and game law anti fecraiiy as regards tho Provo river which runs IhrouQh three counties one of which Wayatch has failed to appoint ap-point a Jlsh and game warden Sir r Sharps letter agreed with uuggoatlons made by Mr IleinU that a law should bo passed prohibiting tho marketing oC trout and game Hah of any kind In tho State except such as were taken from private ponds The Commissioners referred tho communication com-munication to the County Fish and Game f Warden with Instructions to see that lie law was enforced and for a report They were of tho opinion however that the dynamiting was done principally In Wa watch county f Cache County Superintendency I Logan July 2The Republicans of thin C county mot hero this aftcrnon and named Charloa M ChrIstensen of Newton an their candidate for County Superintendent or Schools Thorn was a very fair rcp rocutntlon of the various precincts and the work of the convention was speedily none JoHcph Knowles was chairman and 1 J j T Ilydo secretary The nominees Were f C M ChrlileiiHcn of Newton and Miss Caroline Larsen of Lcgiti The former won by a vote of C5 to 3 r Jurors for Logan Court 2 Logan July 2Thc following list of Jurors for the July term of the District court was drawn today Frank Townsend Town-send Hyrnm Davidson Lorenzo BonBon Logan Hyrum liulBe Estua Hammond 3UliVile George P ToolBcn Vllllam F I aratper Smithfield William Harris Richmond A A JBcmmon Paradise A B Melflcn II O llanscn Hyrum N W Crpokston Grecnvlllo Moroni Stocks h AMlIlnm A Blair Lewiston Amos Clarke Jr Newton Samuel Perkins S U MU ton AVellsvlllu Charles Shumwiy Clarkston p IdonnontJ in Big Horn Provo July 2Tfji Jesse W Crosby bas returned from a visit to the settlo p j I inent of Utah People In J3lg Horn basin Wyoming air Crosby considers tho country a very dcsirablo ono In which to make homes The allltudo where the colonizers Imyo located Is about 3700 feet above sea level and the cllmato similar to that of Salt Lake Iumbcr can bo had it the sawmill at 10 per thousand foot and some forty miles distant dressed lumber can bo purchased at Suit Lake prices Thor0 arc now about five hundred hun-dred colonists in the country nil busy at work getting out canals When the work necessary Is done a town will bo laid out and building commenced The people there now are enough to make the largest larg-est town in point of populatlon In Big Horn county B T College Difficulty Logan July 2The trustees of the Brigham Young college are having a hard time securing a president for that institution Insti-tution John A WIdtsoe declined to accept ac-cept the presidency and now Dr 13 G Gowans who was tendered tho position last Saturday also declines to accept Ho gives as a reason tho fact that It would take him away from his scientific studies Prof J H Llnford amember of the col lego faculty Is now the most likely man to bo honored with an offer of the presidency presi-dency |