The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-07-12
UTAH STATE NEWS

scaffold while working on a new build
ing
Roy Campbell who hcl1 up several
men in the Reed hotel at ogden. has
been sentenced to eight year9 mpris
onment.
Charles Toone, of Henn'rer, was
probably fatally hurt while blasting
rock in stone quarry. bis skull be.
ing crushed
Andrew Overlade of Provo was
sruck by a tran nelr C1s IL Springs
and fItally injured. He leaves a wife
and eight children.
John Comfy of Park CITY drank iros
a bottle containing allehyde so
luton. thinking 1t was whisky. lie is
in the hospital and will recover
The body of James NJ Bullock, who
has been missing since las April, was
found Sunday in the Jordan river, at
Salt Lake City, by two fishermen.
Blaine, the youngest son of FORMER
Mayor Glassman, of Ogden, was ser
iously burned on the Fourth, fire.
crackers setting fire to his clothing.
A. M. Pendleton, well known through
out the state, and prominent Odd
Fellow, died suddenly on the 4th from
heart disease, at his home in Salt
Lake.
Walter Clark, fireman on a switch
engine in Ogden. was seriously
burned when the engine jumped the
track, his clothing being burned from
his body.
John O'Rourke, aged 35. fell from a
third story window OF Salt Lake
lodging house, sustaining broken
leg and serious bruises, his condition
being critical
Mrs. Mary Dunn of Ogden valley
was seriously injured in runaway
accident In Ogden, the wagon being
upset and Mrs. Dunn thrown violently
to the ground.
The eighteen-months-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. N. j. Peterson OF Vine.
yard drank some lye. The little girl
was severely burned on the lips and
in the mouth, but will recover.
John Green, at one time promi.
nent politician In Salt Lake, Is dead
from paralysis. caused, II is believed.
by being hit over the head by an OF.
xtb
The explosion of a dynamite bomb
by some unknown celebrator In Salt
Lake City on the night Of the Fourth
injured three people slightly and shat
tered plate glass windows valued at
$3.50.
Governor Cutler has issued procla
nation in which he calls on the people
of the state to lend their aid and sup
port to the session of the National Ir
rigation Congress which is to convene
at Boise, Idaho, in September
Henry T, Armstrong, engineer, and
Thomas Z. Stewart, fireman, we're in.
Jured as the result of wreck on the
Salt Lake & Ogden railway near La.
goon, when the engine jumped the
track. None of the passengers were
hurt.
in Sandy. The big celebration there
had double significance 1t was the
anniversary of American indepen-
dence, and 1t signalized the installa-
tion of the electric light system in
the city.
George H. Robinson, one of the best
known mining engineers in the United
States, and for many years resi-
dent of Salt Lake City, died in New
York City on the 4th, after two
years fight against an incurable can
cerous affliction.
After campaign which began In
1899 and which has continued without
interruption ever since, the mines OF
the Wasatch Mining company, twenty
three miles north of Ogden, are on
the eve of becoming regular producers
for the ore market.
A circus employe heroically saved
ahe life of babe at the circus In Og.
den. The babe got too close to the
lions cage, and the lion reached out
for the little one, when the circus man
leaped between them, one of his hands |
being torn to shreds by the lion.
The Davis county fair is a sure go.
The fair will have departments for
horses, cattle, sheep. poultry, dairy
products. agriculture, horticulture,
Horticulture and manufacturing. There
will also be woman's department and
a department of education and art.
William Bennion. forty.four years of
age, of Taylorsville, was crushed un.
der falling hay derrick and died of
his injuries three hours later His
skull was fractured and his body
bruised about the back. He did not
regain consciousness before he died.