The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-06-27
OVER THE STATE.
Spring City Lady Injured-Catches
of Trout.

Spring City correspondence Mt. Pleas
ant Pyramid: About noon today Will
liam Kofford. while passing the home
of w. H. Alfred. discovered Mrs. Alfred
lying out by the corral in an uncon-
scious state. DR.. Woodring of Mt
Pleasant was summoned at once and
he found upon examination that the
unfortunate woman had been bruised
about the head in such a manner as to
make it doubtful as to her recovery.
From all that can be learned Mrs. All
red had been leading a fractions colt
TO water, and when returning il kicked
her, knocking her down. This was
about o'clock in the morning and she
was not discovered until about II
O'Clock.
Tooele Transcript: The recorders Of
the different mining districts through
out the county have been sending in
their records to the county recorder,
until now they have about all been
received.
Eureka Democrat: The total as
foots up to $404, 1897. This does not in
clude real estate. as no assessment can
be made against it until the survey
has been completed and patents issued
to the various claimants.
Salina Press: Fish lake trout are be-
ing sold in the Salina market. The big.
speckled beauties were never caught
With hook and line, but that makes no
difference. Stolen fruit is always the
sweetest.
Big strings of trout are every day be-
ing caught in the river west of town.
The stream seems 10 be alive with the
specl1led beauties this summer.
Payson Globe: John Beaverton and
Orson Daniels returned from their fish
ing trip over on Strawberry last night.
They caught APO trout. Eight inches of
snow fell while they were there, which
somewhat interfered with their sport.
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Brigham City Bugler: This week a
man in Brigham performed a brutal
act on a harmless little kitten. He took
the ANIMAL wrapped a cloth around 1t
and with a pair of fOrceps actually
pulled out, one By one. every toe nail
on that poor little kittie Its suffer-
ings must have been something terrible.
And all this cruelty so the kit could not
scratch the baby.
Yesterday Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Goodliffe, of Snowville, were in Brig
ham on business and a visit. Charles
between Ogden and his store at Snow
vile, averages 1000 miles each year.
One of his horses he has been driving
six years, so in that time that faithful
animal has actually helped haul the
bishop 10000 miles.
1t is claimed that giant powder is
being used by certain fishermen in Sc
questered places along Paradise creek.
People from Brigham City who have
been I'D there on a days outing have
found trout floating down the stream
and mOtionless. exactly as they
would have done had they been blown
out of their shady watery hooks by
some reckless fisherman. All such law
breaking trout-annihilators should be
tenderly felt after by the loving arm
of the law, or in a very few years these
streams will be entirely stripped of the
delicious trout.
Wasatch Wave: Ben Johnson, one of
the men engaged in putting up a new
telephone line. had the misfortune to
break both bones of his left leg Just
above the ankle Saturday He had
climbed TO the top of a pole near the
river bridge north of Charleston and
was in the act of attaching the wire
thereto when the pole fell, striking
across Mr.. Johnsons leg with the above
result. The pole had only been set in
the ground about Is inches. which was
the cause of its giving way, resulting
in such a serious accident.