Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1906-12-15
July.

S-salina. Utah, was visited by a dis
astrous IRE
William Bennion was killed by a hay
derrick, a Tayloysvllle. Salt Lake coun-
ty.
Jimmie Lamont, aged 10 years, was
drowned IN Mt Olivet cemetery.
"A miscteant exploded a bomb IN
the heart OF Salt Lake City, which
shattered windows and broke telephone
poles,
5-Brisadier General Frederick Funs-
ton visited salt Lake.
Hiram Il. Booth succeeded Joseph
Llppman as L. S. district attorney.
6-The demurrer of defendants was
argued in the case of d. G. Musser and
Charles Smurthwaite versus President
joseph Il. Smith.
Judge Marshall granted a temporary
Injunction against the ticket "scalpers'
Of Utah,
7-Berosford Hope, who was in Salt
Lake posing as business promoter,
was exposed as a fraud.
S--Mrs. Neils Bergspo was drowned
In the river in Logan canyon, by the
upsetting Of wagon.
Mrs Emma Hays Of Salt Lake, COM
mitted suicide by taking carbollc acid.
The body of James NJ Bullock, prob
ably a suicide, was found In the Jor-
dan river. where II had lain since April.
9--Henry +. Wilkinson, agen II, was
drowned in a pool near the Jordan riv-
err.
1O-A Salt Lake Woman named Mrs.
Mueller advertised for sale for sl25,
her head sisters baby, for whom she
was caring.
Collin ST. Clair, 80 years old, was In
hN
ll-Dr. william NJ, Paden OF the Pres
hyterian church refused TO permit the
hymn. 20 Ny Father" to be sung at
"A funeral over which he presided.
12-Wiliam Lacey, an employe OF the
Utah Light e. Power company at Og-
den, was killed by live wire,
ia fire and explosion OF can Of
powder occurred at Center and Fourth
North street, Salt Lake City, sup
posed to be OF inoendlary origin.
li-Mss Ida Kelsey of Salt Lake,
committed suicide IN Los Angeles.
1.-THE Onyx Bank saloon was robbed
by two masked men.
Willie Smith. aged 10 years was
killed by lightning in North Salt Lake.
l8-John Selgrath, Rio Grande en-
gneer. was drowned in Lagoon at
Pennington.
Anthem J. Peterson, promising
young man Of Ephraim, Utah, was
killed by falling hay fork.
20--Senators w. a. Clark of Montana,
c. ID. Clark Of Wyoming and Fred I.
Dubois of Idaho, were In Salt Lake
together.
The body of Irving Helet an aged @.
A. X. man was found in the city canal
near Crescent, Salt Lake county 1t
was believed he was murdered.
David Gallefent Of Salt Lake tried to
murder his eX-wife on State street,
and failing in that. shot himself dead,
2l--Charles Reardon, aged 10 years,
was drowned In a pool at Garfield,
while swimming.
24-Pioneer day was celebrated In an
imposing manner at Liberty Park.
Two trains collided on the Saltair
line. injuring several persons.
rs Masked robbers entered the Green
River saloon in Salt Lake. held up the
bartender and patrons and secured
$50.
26--Salt Lake Elks secured the silver
Elk prize, valued at $1,000, at the Dem
yer convention.
Judge George W. Bartch rendered his
resignation as chief justice Of the SUI
preme court Of Utah,
27--Four actions against Utah Coal
companies were filed In the Federal
court.
Charles G. Lockhart was shot and
killed by James II. Crawford at Ogden,
both men were colored.
2S.-Thirty tons Of dynamite exploded
In Rio Grande Western freight car
near Goshen Utah.
2a-Aeronaut Joseph McMann fell
from n descending parachute at the
Salt Palace and was killed.
SO-Joaquln Miller, the poet OF the
Serras. visited Salt Lake
3l--A Greek named Nick Azerinits
was killed by lightning at Garfield.