The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-11-30
UTAH STATE NEWS

destroyed by fire Saturday, the loss
being about $4,000.
Beet raisers in Utah and Idaho will
receive approximately s2,0O0,00o this
year for their beets. I
Heber Wilson Of Glenwood was
thrown from a horse few days ago
and his collar bone was broken.
Clarence Pool attempted to suicide
in Ogden, taking laudanum, but Is now
out OF danger Drink led to the deed.
The Nephi creamery, which was
burned down about a month ago, has
oeen rebuilt and will soon be in run
ming order. i}si~its
vernal Ince, aged 13, was thrown
from a horse In Big Cottonwood on
Sunday, his skull being fractured,
death resulting.
Salt Lake has been relieved of the
fear of coal famine, over 100 car.
loads being received In one day the
first Of the week.
Albert Smalley. aged 8, while play
ing around a moving train In Ogden,
fell beneath the cars and will suffer
the loss of one leg.
Andrew Nystrand, timberman EN-.
pioyed in the Ontario tunnel at Park
City. met his death last week, being
overcome by foul air.
Athol Carswell. aged 1S years, who
escaped from the State Industrial
school on the first of May, was recap
tured in Salt Lake last week.
Frank Carroll was arrested In Og
den last week for a peculiar crime, he
having stolen the shoes from the feet
Of a man who lay in drunken stupor
David p Lamoreaux, one OF the pio
neer settlers Of Utah, died Saturday
at Preston, Ida. He was 6S years old
and for long time had been in fail
ing health.
Four Park City boys have been
bound over for trial and will probably
ing into warehouse and stealing
two ukess of beer,ss.zs saesas
William w. Reed is dead as the re.
suit of injuries received In the collapse
. of the annex at the Sixteenth Ward
meeting house in Salt Lake City, on
which he was working
In runaway accident in Ogden
canyon, President Middleton, of We
ber stake and Bishop E. w. Wade
were thrown from the buggy and both
injured, Both will recover.
refrigerator car standing on the
Rio Grande railway tracks at Ameri-
can Fork was destroyed by fire one
day last week, the fire being OF in.
cendiary origin, presumably started
by tramps.
William Pilgrim. brakeman, was
badly injured in train wreck near
Park City being Thrown from the
lookout tower Of the caboose and his
lungs badly crushed, his life being
despaired Of.
Difficulty in securing necessary
rights of way is said to be delaying
the Salt Lake & Ogden road in build.
ing it's extension from Washington
avenue, in Ogden, to the Oaks resort
in Ogden canyon.
Will Moore. of Moab, met with So
we're accident on the desert about 30 |
miles from the Green river, when his
horse fell upon him. crushing his
right leg above the ankle so the bones
protruded through the flesh.
Frank Womack, who shot and killed
Joseph Mathews in Salt Lake City on
the night OF October 20. and moment
later telephoned to the police depart.
ment what he had done, will have
to stand trial for murder In the first
degree.
There is some excitement over the
discovery of coal in the hills south OF
Draper. D. r. Funk has a tunnel
about 100 feet long and has struck
good coal. They have also struck
water. which is delaying their work
somewhat.
The dead body of Frederick Mad
dick, an aged resident of Salt Lake
was found Saturday morrAs In the
American house on Commercial street
For the past three weeks Maddox has
been on a spree and it was evident
that he died of alcoholism.
Henry T. Vincent, Provo beet far.
mer Is working for meeting of the
beet farmers TO be held in Provo
about December 20. for the purpose
of organizing in an effort to get bet.
ter price for beets. Not less than
IS ton is what Mr. Vincent sug
gests
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