Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-04-01
An Italian Laborer from Scofeld
Crushed Under the Wheels of a
Moving Freight Train.
PASSED OVER BOTH HIS LEGS.
Was So frightfully Mangled That
Recovery Was Impossible aud lie
Died Shortly After,
Special 10 the "News,")


Ogden. April This morning about
3 o'clock, as the Oregon Short Line
freight was coming into Ogden from
the south, an Italian laborer named
Camelia Camoda, who was beating
his way from Scofeld, where he has
been working in the mines, endeavored
TO jump from the moving train and In
so doing was thrown under the wheels,
which passed over both legs and an
arm, crushing them almost to a pulp.
He was Immediately removed to the
hospital where he was attended by DR..
Forbes but his condition was such
that recovery was impossible, and he
passed away Mt 10 o'clock. Camoda
has a family at scoheld.
WILL WORK EIGHT HOURS.
This morning Chief Browning of the
police department inaugurated the new
elght~hour system In his department
by appointing three sergeants In the
persons Of Robert II. Chambers, Charles
Pincock and Barlow Il. Wilson Mr.
Pincock took charge OF the morning
shift at 7 o'clock and remains on duty
tin p. M, when he will be relieved
by another who will serve Till Ii. when
his place will be taken by third.
MISS SToEHR WORSE.
Miss Eva Stoehr, who has been crit
icaly Ill for several weeks past, was re-
ported slightly worse this morning, be-
ing troubled with severe pains. The
young lady has undergone two opera
tons during her illness,
CHINAMAN SOLD BEER.
The Chinese proprietor Of the Banquet
restaurant on lower Twenty-fifth street,
was arrested last night by Captain
Brown and Detective Pender, charged
with violating the liquor ordinance. II
is alleged that he has been guilty OF
selling beer in the booths connected
with his esta blshment,
Lee Evans was arrested at $50 this
morning, charged with breaking open
Short Line freight car near Woods
Cross, The matter g being thorough
~ Investigated and the man will be held
pending developments.
bO4Nbc DbT EAA Ell.
The vote taken yesterday in school
district No. /, this county, on the mat
ter Of bonding the district for s55, 900
for the purpose OF erecting additional
buildings, showed SO votes for and 1853
against the proposition, thus defeating
II.
CLARK CLEANS UP
Manager Clark Of the Grand Opera
House has improved the sanitary con-
ditlon of the house TO the satisfac-
ton Of the city health board, and Will
he permitted TO continue business. Mr..
Clark promises TO put the building in
flrst-Class condition as soon as the
theatrical season comes to close.
TO RUN VIA HOOPER.
The citizens OF Hooper sent a commit
tee TO urge simon Bamberger 10 ex-
tend his suburban road via their town.
II has been suggested that he run his
lire further TO the west than the one
first surveyed BY doing this he might
take in the towns OF Roy, GAINESVILLE
and Wilson and come into the city from
that direction, probably over the Via
duct that Is to be constructed over the
railroad tracks on Twenty-fourth street.
Ii II said that Mr. Bamberger is serl-
ously considering this plan, and in that
event branch Of the trolley line could
be run down to Hooper. as the popula-
ton of that place would give the road
considerable business. not only OF pass
engers, but with express and freight
Mr.. Bamberger was in town yesterday
and had talk with the committee, but
of course could make no definite prom
ses His business in ogden was not
on this matter, and II Is understood
that he will take the matter up in
detail as soon as he Is Of the opinion
II Is n very good proposition, ard viii
give II close consideration.