The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-09-27
TERRITORIAL TOPICS.


Ogden anticipates the erection Of
tabernacle next year nearly as large as
the Salt Lake structure.
The fine shade trees of Logan were
greatly damaged by the snow, the
streets being strewn with branches and
even trunks of trees.
Two Ieber boys Levi Clegg ana
Charles Cummings, pleaded guilty of
petty larceny and were given thirty
and forty-fve days respectively, IN the
Wasatch Jail.
Charles Nedene In Commissioner
Sommer's court on the 23rd was lined
S25 and costs. being convicted OF bat-
terry on the person OF Hogan Hansen at
South Jordan.
Young men are getting to the front
in Utah Five who have achieved no
toriety in one way and another We're
arraigned before Judge King at Provo
VINO are scarcely out OF their teens.
"As free as water" is a common eN-
preston, but ID. Smith evidently finds
it not so free as it might be. on the
complaint of ID. NJ. Morton he was ar
rested on the 23rd, charged with steal
ing water from Big Cottonwood creek.
Mine Inspector Rawlings is defend
ant in q divorce suit brought against
him by his wife. Mrs. Rawlings al
leges desertion and cruelty, and prays
for the custody of the children and
permanent alimony.
The storm did much damage in Utah,
both to ripening fruit and fruit trees,
the added weight of the snow being TOO
much for the latter. The storm was
general, from west To east, and swept
across the continent.
EX-Selectmen Herman Bamberger
and j. r. Morris of Salt Lake county
were indicted by the grand jury three
against the former and two against the
latter. Felony is charged in each of the
indictments
Peter Clark who murdered Henry
Nugent at Park City last week, was
held without bail, 1t appearing from
the evidence of witnesses to the Killing
that there was no proVOcaton. He has
been landed i'm the pen.
The complaint entered by Mrs. Wood
mansee of Ogden, suing for divorce
from her husband, has been withdrawn
and domestic harmony restored. The
return of Mr.. Woodmansee after an
absence of some time caused his wlfe's
repentance. and thus effected the hap
Ply result.
Martin Hayken. the chief actor in
the alleged furniture frauds who has
gained unsought notorety of late, left
for his home in Denver without much
pomp or ceremony, where he met the
manager of the Andrew Furniture COM
pary. 1t is limited that he may forget
to return when his trial Is called.
At Provo. the goth, Win Knight as
saulted and badly bruised Professor
Davis of the Brigham Young academy.
Knight claimed the teacher had pun
ished a girl with a stick. Mr.. DAVIS
said he just tapped her to attract her
attention. The case will be ventilated
in Police court at Provo.
Bert Gamble, an employee of the
Fisher Brewing company was arrested
on the 2Srd by the game commissioner,
and having in his possession four snip9
it was self-evident that he had VIC
lated the game law. He was brought
before Commissioner SOmmers, and
pleading guilty, paid SIS, including
costs, for his sport.
DR.. John II. Park and DR.. Karl G.
Maeser have mutually agreed that in
order to keep out of politics the Office
of Superintendent OF Public instruction,
for which they are contesting candl-
dates, neither will go on the stump this
year Judges Zane Bartch and Miner
Republican nominees, have also decided
not to make a political canvass.
Roy Bunce, years old, son of Hyrum
Bunce of Logan, fell while climbing to
reach a high shelf in the stove-room a
short time ago, and in falling struck
st,s No rTcr On STICK # w00t or on
the corner of the oven door. causing
complete obstruction of the bowels. an
operation for it's removal was per-
formed, but unsuccessfully, and the boy
died.
Willard Progress: couple of gem
tlemen left last week for Nephi to pur-
chase a large bill of building material
from Grace Bros, for house one of
the gentlemen is erecting. When they
reached Nephi, you may judge OF their
surprise when they found they had left
their bill of lumber at home and took
with them Sunday-school report by
mistake in it's place.
Chairman Hasbrouck of the Peoples
party State committee has addressed
challenge to Chairman Powers of the
Democratic committee to have the re-
spectiVe candidates of the two parties
for Governor and Congressman meet
in joint debate. Chairman Powers re-
piled, claiming that he, like Barkls,
was willn', on the condition that the
Republican candidates also be included
in the def" of the Populists.
A two-year-old daughter of Louis
HalVorsen of Hyrum was brought to
Logan the other evening with needle
she had swallowed sticking in her
throat. 1t had lodged some distance
down. and DR.. Snow found it difficult
to extract. The little girl was given
chloroform, as she was too badly
frightened TO remain perfectly quiet
during the operation.
A Logan man named Soren c. Peter
son. while crossing bridge leading in
to his premises in the Fourth ward the
other Gay, was thrown from the load of
wheat he was haullnS, ana bOth wheels
of the wagon ran over his left leg
above the knee, breaking the bone and
badly decorating the flesh. DR.. Snow
set and dressed the limb, but recovery
viii probably be slow, as Mr.. Peterson
is "a years old.
Richard Waters writes from Park
City that the Dick Waters described as
Park City miner, and who was
robbie az watch and afterward fined
III Police court in Salt Lake, is
scoundrelly impostor, whom he wants
prosecuted for falsely personatinE him;
he and his son are the only two men of
that name in the Park, and they have
not been in this city for several
months.
r. S. Pawott of the advanced age OF
SO years, was the victim of one Of the
light fingered gentry ON the 23rd y
street acquaintance, whose name MIR.
Parrot never learned, engaged the old
man in some absorbing topic Of con-
Versation and then touched him for
his time-piece. The watch was an old
elmer" of small intrinsic value The
police are now searching for the "Gcs-
perado" whose nerve permitted such
reckless indscretion as the robbery Of
such a young and active man.
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