The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-06-07
PROVO.
June Z, 1897

TUESDAY, June z, 1892
MILLING AND MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
1t was learned from MIR. Cal Cragan,
who occupies the position of secretary and
treasurer of the Provo Milling and Manu-
featuring company, that that corporation
was about to expend between $4,000 and
$50, 900 in building and machinery, to be To-
Gated near the Union Pacific depot on the
race which is now being built and upon
which are at work force Of men and
equipments. Tho building will be made
three story and will be used for the manu-
facture OF -four from the roller process.
The men at the head of this corporation
are among the most enterprising of the
city. They are: Reed Smoot, president;
William Ashworth, manager; Cal Cragan,
secretary and treasurer; John Turner, G.
/ ID. Glazier and Samuel Liddiard, directors.
1t will be about three weeks before the
work will be begun upon the building and
machinery, but will be speedily pushed
ahead when work is begun.
STORY OF RIDE.
Marshal Hall of Springville arrested
young man yesterday by the name of
Adams who halls from Ogden, and who
has been cutting up some very funny
capers. The story runs that Adams is al
legged to have taken q livery rig in the
Junction City, leaving a team and wagon
not belonging TO himself in security, and
went into the canon, got on protracted
jag and damaged the outfit TO consider
able amount Twenty five dollars was de-
manded by the livery company, which did
not disconcert Adams to any great extent,
but he forthwith went and hired similar
rig, stating he wanted to go to funeral.
After securing it be went to Salt Lake
m r1-ha bo +la,.
! load upon himself and blew in portion OF
the $l2 which he received on a sale Of the
hired rig.
Sheriff Belnap Of Ogden telegraphed
| Hall to look out for the scape-grace and he
got on track Of him in Provo, where he was
working for Architect Watkins. When
arrested he assumed the most profound in
nocence, but the sight of the officers caused
his face to lengthen out like a cucumber
He was taken into custody and his pros
poets for soiourn in the pen is very
bright.
WRONGLY ACCUSED.
An alleged tramp prospector was bound
over by the justice at Springville for as
saulting E. G. Clark and his son in Span
ish Fork caion, by threatening them and
accusing them of having stolen his gun.
Marshal Hall tells of a gentleman in
Springvllle who made some purchases of
ham, egg, etc, and on account of having
fallen into bad company, resulting in a
| booze, he left the articles in certain
woman's stable. The lady discovered them
and notified the marshal who stationed a
man to watch for the supposed thief. AT
last he came and proved TO be a citizen,
whose name is withheld out of respect
! He explained matters to the officers and
proceeded on his way to explain matters
to his wife.
PERSONALS.
Oscar 2. Dyer is at work in Provo in his
| line Of business.
6 F. Kershaw, the painter, has removed
to Salt Lake. where he will engage in bust
ness.
Mayor w. n. Dusenberry went north
yesterday for visit to Salt Lake and
/ Ogden.
Messrs. Meakin and Hall of the X. of p.
! lodge went south yesterday, via the Union
Pacific.
D. J. Cloyd OF the B. f. Cummings Man
ufacturing company, Chicago, is in Provo
partly for business and otherwise for
pleasure.
The Rev. Hough, minister of the
Presbyterian church, who has been COM
PEELED to resign his duties in the ministry
on account of sickness, was very much
hurt over an article which appeared in the
Dispatch stating that he was making him
sell disagreeable in his business Of canvas
ing for he sale OF books, and that certain
Springville people would make it warm for
him.
Everybody should take advantage of the