The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1895-10-04
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the contract 1Of DullulHB JDe SUdUc
normal school at Albion, Idaho.
Sheriff Lloyd of Carbon county ar
rested Edward Caviness, the 2nd, who
is wanted in Ooloradofor murder.
jacobson, suspected of numbering
Lewis Price at Rephi, established his
innocence before the coroner's jury.
The ~Lsehi Sugar factory was glutted
with beeta last week and harvesting
Of the crop YVES temporarily stopped.
A commission of Provoites have To-
Gated reservoir site at the head of
the Provo river and construction
work is under way.
The Tuscarora society of Salt Lake
will make a marching club Of 100 Of
its noblest braves, who will be the
pride and envy Of all beholders.
Judge Grosscup of Chicago, famous
as the judge who tried the contempt
cases growing out of the Pullman
strike, was in Salt Lake on pleasure
trip the 28th.
Heber Clark Of CLARK Bros. 81 Co of
Pleasant Grove, was strnck in the eye
by nail which he was driving into a
barrel. The pupil had to be removed
In order to save the other eye.
Weber county Republicans have
named e. NJ. Allison and David Nc
Kay for the senate and n. j. Harris,
Thomas j. Stevens, Lee Curtis and
DIR. A. S. Condor for the house.
G.. Bergmairer was found dead in a
room at the Utah Hotel, Salt Lake,
the 30tn, the jury finding that his
death was the result of natural caus-
es. He has no known relatives.
Mrs. Lille II. Pardse, Republican
nominee for the senate from Salt
lake county, has withdrawn from the
race, earring legal complications
might arise in case OF her election.
Two apparent bilks have been do
Ing the farmers wives in parts of
Utah county, selling them box Of
shoe backing and the promise of
silk dress pattern for 81 in advance.
Improvements aggregating $1,000
have been made in the Salt Lake
Tabernacle for conference. New car
pets and additional seating capacity
are added. About six hundred more
may be seated than formerly.
An operation was performed upon
Joe Lapsley, the Salt Lake plumber
who was so fearfully burned by hot
solder, removing one Of his eyes. The
operation was successful and the
sight of the other eye will be saved.
The Lehi Sugar Company denies, as
has been charged, that the price OF
sugar is higher in Utah than else
where in the West. The company
will not cut the price this year as Fit
desires to avoid running at "a loss as
was the case lasl year.
Salt Lake county will not accept
county warrants in payment of taxes,
excepting the issue of 1895. This is
to head off payment of any warrants
issued to Andrews & Co., OF Chicago,
whom the officials claim bodied the
county out of large sums of money.
The Lehi Banner reports the death
of Mrs Jane Clark, aged 10 years,
months and 16 days. She was the
mother of twelve children, grand
mother of seyenty-two grandchildren
and great-grandmotheT of twenty
four grsat-grandchildre
The Beaver Utonian reports the
death of Father Valentine, aged 80
years, months and days. He has
been in charge for some time of the
property at Fort Cannon, and on 60
Ing home from Beaver on the night
of the blizzard he got lost and perish
cd from exposure.
A note from La Bellevue mine, Or
egon, says w. r. Randall, formerly
foreman of that mine, died August
25th of inflammation of the bowels. He
leaves a wife and two small children.
Mr.. Randall was well known on the
Comstock, where he was raised, and
had many friends in Utah.
II. w. Langenour, Californian of
some note and a member of the last
legislature, mysteriously disappeared
from home, was seen and recognized
in Ogden recently. He was formerly
a resident Of Salt LBke and attended
the session of the Bimetallic Union in
May as delegate from the Golden
state. No explanation of his conduct
is offered,
Ed Egan, wanted at Ogden for pur-
Joining horse, was arrested at Ey-
anston. He explained that he had
taken his girl out riding, and after
ward went on high lonesome; and
when he awoke a long way from home
realized he was in for it, and tried to
escape. The court thought the ex-
PLANTATION did not explain, and held
MIN 10 Une BTdnu jury
]. d. Patterson, an Ogden railway
employee who has taken an active in
terest in local politics for some years,
has been arrested and jailed on a
charge of forgery, iaggregating about
$500. He has been drinking heavily
of late. Patterson denies criminal in
tent, and says the checks will be paid
all right He has borne splendid
name heretofore. Friends claim a re-
cent severe spell of sickness has un-
dermined his mind.
The Vernal Express says that
James Beebe and family from Lander
Wyoming. are in the valley visiting
friends. Mr. Beebe had nine head Of
horses stolen from him while he was
camped short distance below Fort
Duchesne. He thought they were la
~lSen by the Utes, and from his de-
scffptiOn of the manner in which
they Were stolen, the Indians are