Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-07-05
UTAH NEWS.

cess OF the supply.
Haying has commenced in the Green
River valley, and large tonnage will
be handled this year
The Salt Palace buildings are being
rapidly pushed to completion, large
force of men being engaged in their
construction.
The State Board of Loan Commits
sioners are making arrangements to
borrow about SIS, 900 to put the state
on a cash basis.
Prof. M. e. Jones considers the lake
as having reached its lowest point,and
that it is now rising. 1t will continue
so for series of years.
Abe Majors will not be executed ON
the day appointed by the trial judge,
the matter having been brought be-
fore the supreme court.
The Utah Sugar company has COM
menced laying the pipeline that will
connect the auxiliary plant at Spring
vile with the plant at Lehi.
The last company Of the Twenty
fourth infantry left Fort Douglas
Thursday of last week, and the state
OF Utah is now garrisoned by two
troops Of colored cavalry.
John Sharp, state fish commissioner,
has deposited 10000 young grayling
fish in East Canyon creek and Silver
lake, and fisherman will keep an eye
on these places In the future.
The foundations for the new sugar
factory at Springviile are nearly all in
and bricklaying has been commenced.
The scale house has been built, and
work will soon be in full blast.
Thirty three street sprinklers are
kept busy in Salt Lake City, total of
1,176, 600 gallons Of water, In $40 loads,
being taken out daily, covering TOP
blocks, and yet the citizens complain
of dust.
The swor (Which is to be presented
to Lieutenant Pearson, Utah's repre-
sentative in the battle of Manila bay,
is a handsome one and cost about S20O.
which sum was raised by popular sub
scription.
Utah mining men will have a gold
statue of Maud Adams, the actress, made
for exhibition at the Paris exhibition.
The statue will be life-size and will cost
$500, 900, the material to be used COM
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1t is reported that Captain A. A.
Cabaniss accompany X, Twenty fourth
infantry, well-known In Utah. Is TO aa-
sumo command of the post at Spokane
instead OF going To the Philippines
with his regiment. lie has been
stationed at Fort Assinniboine for =
time.
Near Good Hope. 10 San Juan coun-
w, on the Colorado river, Clih
Dwellers' village has been discovered
by Charles " Clinton, OF Salt Lake
CITY. A number of mummies have
been discovered and an expedition Is
to be organized to further investigate
the find.
The 22-month-oid daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Brady Of Mt. Pleas
ant was drowned ON the s5th by fall
ing into the creek. Although thers
were witnesses to the accident, the
little one was dead before assistance
arrived, thu body becoming caught
under a foot.bridge among . lot OF
driftwood.
The Mt. Nebo branch of the Sanpete
. Valley railroad is nearing completion,
and the line will be In full operation
next week The company has been
hampered in it's work by delay In re-
eeiving ties and bridge timbers. other
wise the line would have been com
pleted before now.
A girl was badly hurt In marry go
round at Mt Pleasant, one evening
last week. A support for horss sh'
was riding gave way and threw her
but as her clothing caught In falling
she was dragged twice around the ma
chine before 1t could be stopped. ehi
was bruised and cut. but no bones wer
broken.
Miss Libbie Bromley OF springyille
. who was one of the excursionists t
: saltair on the 29th, had narrow o.
cape from drowning while bathing
Z As she was sinking for the third tim
: gentleman. name unknown, reseue
! her.
1 o. E. Emory, the Utah long distnnc
: champion. defeated Oscar julius, til
Swedish champion in a ffty-Inil
match race at Salt Lake last weel
. Emory won $3.50 purse besides hreal
ing.all state records from two miles Il
:. 10 Atty.
: John NJ. Wilson of Provo is disp.as
: ing with much pride five large bea
skins taken from bears killed in Utat
One ia said to be the largest ever see
. in the state. Three OF them are sisyei
timed grizzlies. one a brown AID th