The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-10-19
UTAH STATE NEWS


Lake City has begun a fight against
Sunday night performances at tho
theatres.
James Carr, aged 20, fell beneath 4
train in Salt Lake City, his foot being
90 badly crushed that amputation was
necessary.
Charles w. Farr, who accidentally
shot himself while examining a revol-
yer, in Salt Lake City, died on Thurs
day of last week.
The annual convention of the. Utah
FEDERATION OF Women's Clubs will be
held in Springville on Thursday and
Friday of this week
Charles Odd, of Kaysville, lost his
barn, stable and hay by fire last week,
the fire being started by children
playing with matches.
An organized gang of dog thieves "a
operating In Salt Lake City. many
valuable animals having disappeared
during the past week
l.. ID. Killkeney, miner, was
caught by cave-in in a mine in Park
City and badly injured. being partly
buried beneath the debris.
The disincorporation of the town OF
Moab is to be voted on this election.
but 1t is said there is little likelihood
of the town being disincorporated.
A young son Of Mr.. and Mrs. E. n.
Keyes of Annabella received painful
though not serious injuries few days
ago by being thrown from a horse.
Fred Mazzo, the Italian wanted in
Salt Lake for the murder of Joseph
Vartella, has been captured in Colo
rado and will be brought back to Salt
Lake for trial.
The city council of Coalville ha,
awarded the contract for the construc-
tion of the power house, and an cleo
trio light plant will be installed as
soon as possible.
The first serious football accident
of the season happened in Salt Lake
last week, when Frank Stiefel. a high
school boy. had his collar bone broken
during a scrimmage.
The recent storms have covered the
Mills around Park City with SAow, and
II is probable that these mountains
will be covered from now until away
late in June next year.
The grain threshed at American
age in quality, being free froy1 dirt
The crop OF both wheat and oats ran
above that q last year.
A Davis county shipper has Just
shipped two carloads of choice ap-
pies to Minnesota. The two carloads
constituted 1900 bushels and The
shipper realized $1400 from his ven
ture.
Thomas Teakle, aged AZ, an EN-.
ployee of the 2. c. NJ. l., was instantly
killed in the Oregon Short Line yard.
In Salt Lake, being run down by
baggage car as he was crossing the
tracks.
The sugar factory at Lehi is con
suming about l,200 tons of beets per
day and sacking about 5000 hogs of
sugar. The plant is running smooth
~ and the beets are running well In
saccharine
The year-and-a-half old baby girl OF
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Rishton, OF
Hoytsville. was playing near large
canal when it fell in and was drowned,
she body being found half mile from
the house.
A petition is being circulated and is
being literally signed by the citizens
of Park CITY, asking that a team of
horses be procured for service on the
fire department of the town, declaring
that a man power department is prac-
tically useless.
Reddick, N Alfred, who died at
Spring City last week at the age of 81,
was a pioneer OF this state. and an
Indian fighter, at one time his life be-
ing saved in fight with Indians
owing to the fact that the bullet struck
his watch.
A roundup OF school children who
are not attending school has been be-
gun by the truant officers OF Salt
Lake, The law requires every boy and
girl between the ages of and IG
years to attend school at least thirty
weeks during the year,
In some unknown way the hay
stacks OF Rasmus Rasmussen of
Ephraim, caught fire and before the
fire department could reach the scene
OF the fire two stacks, fine harness
and few head of cattle were burned.
The loss amounts to about $500.