The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1905-12-07

stalled In the new Federal building on
the day before Thanksgiving.
The cornerstone of the new Ma
sonic temple in Salt Lake was laid,
with impressive ceremonies. on Sun.
day.
l.. |. Pool, who was assaulted by
Ray Vance in Park City, and who was
thought to have been fatally injured,
will recover.
The Manufacturers and Merchants
association of Salt Lake has appointed
q manager who will devote his time to
the interests of the association.
Frank Wilson. the co,ored man who
was shot several weeks ago in Salt
Lake during the progress of card
game, by Jesse Thomas will probably
die.
The Farmers union of American
Fork has. during the fall, handled
about fifty carloads of potatoes for the
farmers, shipping them to outside
markets.
A sensational strike has just been
made in the Lucky Star mine, located
In Blacksmith's Fork canyon and sit.
uateG in almost a direct line east
from Logan.
William Casey. one of the best
known residents of Summit county,
where he has resided for the past
thirty years, died last week at Rock.
port, at the age of GO.
While domestic in the employ OF
Attorney II. H. Henderson of Ogden
was polishing stove, the heat from
the'stove caused the polish in the bot
tie to explode, badly burning the girl'a
hands.
The Austrian who was badly beat
en-, It is alleged, with shotgun in
the hands of one lombard, at This.
tie few days ago, is reported to be
In very bad condition. Blood poison
has developed
Albert Keethler, charged with mur.
der In the first degree for the killing
of his step-son-in-law, Frank Duvall,
in Salt Lake City, on the evening OF
N ootoeer q. 1905, WAS found guilty OF
involuntary manslaughter.
{ John O. Clarke, local manager foi
the Bell Telephone company at Pleas.
ant Grove, fell from the top of a pole,
q distance of about twenty feet,
being badly bruised and wrenching
his back. He will recover.
In an anonymous letter. which
reached Mayor Morris desk by reg
istered mail last week, Salt Lake
City's chief executive is told that a
terrible calamity is about to befall
Salt Lake, and he is urged to prepare
the people for the day of Judgment
The writer says the letter was die
tated by the Savior.
The linemen on the Utah Independ-
ent Telephone company's new work
In Park City quit in a body one day
last week, refusing to work on ac- |
count OF the snow. The local man.
ager at once proceeded to fill their
places, and 1t Is the intention of the
company to push their work through
regardless of the weather.
The commissioner of Indian affairs
will modify the building plans for the
Panguitch Indian school, to admit of
the building of large septic tank TO
prevent the pollution of the waters of
the Sewer river. This action is TAX
en- as the result of continued COM
plants from citizens residing below
the Indian school on the Sewer river.
Real estate men of Salt Lake are
working up great mass meeting TO
be held in the near future either in
the tabernacle or the Salt Lake the.
ater The object of the meeting is to
arouse public spirit for the upbuild.
ing Of the capital city.
William Ashton and William r.
Hutchings of Lehi, came home last
week each with broken foot. The
former was hurt in Sugar City, Ida.
and the latter at Garland. Both acci-
dents happened while the men were
at work in sugar factories I
The Independent Telephone com.
pany is making very rapid headway
h installing line between American
Fork and Lehi. 1t is the intention of
the company to operate the towns OF
Lehi and Pleasant Grove from the I
central station at American Fork.
Honor has come to another Utah
BOY, Athol Rawlins, son of former
senator Joseph L. Rawlins, having
ust made the University OF Michigan
ebating team, after one of the most
tubbornly contested preliminary hat. {
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