Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1905-04-21
UTAH STATE NEWS

be ready for occupancy,by June /.
Through trains over the Salt Lake
route will begin running from Salt
Lake City to Los Angeles on May L.
A driving park and county fair asso-
citation is being formed at Logan, and
its promoters feel sanguine of success.
Fruit growers of Weber county will
organize an association to be called
the Weber County Horticultural So
ciety.
The juvenile court, created by the
last legislature, has been opened in
Salt lake City, with willis Brown as
judge.
Joseph Kendall. on trial at Ogden
for the murder of his wife, has been
convicted of murder in the second
degree.
The Butchers and Grocers of Salt
Lake have inaugurated war upon
trading stamps and premium bearing
articles.
Augustus Olson, a car inspector in
the Rio Grande yards in Salt Lake
City, was run over and killed while
engaged in his work.
William. Round, aged 16, was run
down by team while riding bicycle
In Ogden and sustained injuries
which may prove fatal.
James Bottomer, who attempted to
kill Pat Smyth in Ogden about nine
months ago, has been sentenced to
nine months In the penitentiary.
A son of Hyrum Colby is in very
bad condition at Vermilion as the re-
suit of slash in his leg by piece of
glass, from which blood poisoning de-
veloped.
G. S. STUNNED of Salt Lake City was
run down by several young fellows in
buggy, as they were celebrating on
Sunday, his injuries being regarded
as serious.
The jury in the case of X. S. Col.
lett, former postmaster of Vernal, on
trial in Salt Lake City on the charge
of embezzlement, brought in a verdict
OF not guilty.
James Mcpherson Shockley, who
killed Amasa Gleason and Thomas
Brighton on January 6, 1904, while he
Aul snilsar~ring to hbid up a, street
car in Salt Lake City. is to have a
new trial. .s..a
Harold Porcher aged 10, while rid
ing down a steep hill in Salt Lake
City, was thrown from his bicycle, his
head striking ON the sidewalk, infiict-
ing injuries from which he died a few
hours later.
The members of Phillips Congrega-
tional church OF Salt Lake City have
voted unanimously for the rejection
of the 100000 donated by John ID.
Rockefeller to the foreign mission
fund of the church.
The American Fork Farmers Union
is the name of new incorporation at
American Fork. The company is in
corporated for ten years and will deal
in all products used by farmers. The
company has $50 stockholders.
The body of Andrew Samuelson,
formerly employed In the smelters at
Murray, was found on Sunday in a
half ruined cabin at the mouth of an
abandoned tunnel in the foothills east
of Murray, he having suicided by
hanging.
Grading on the thirty-two mile extern
sion of the Malad Valley line will be-
gin during the week. The work will
begin at Garland, and be pushed on
with out interruption until Malad, Ida,
Is reached, which will be early in the
summer
1t is announced that the Bamberger
road will be pushed right ON to the
Ogden city limits without regard to
the present delay in granting the fran
chise, as it is thought the amended
franchise will be passed before the
road is there.
j. c. Smith of Salt Lake City, while
riding on the sidewalk, ran into gate
which had been left open and was
swinging across the sidewalk, he be-
ing thrown to the pavement, sustain
ing a fractured skull He is in the
hospital and will recover.
After living secure from the law for
three years as a humble laborer at the
Castle Gate coal mines, PasquaIe