The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1906-03-29
UTAH STATE NEWS

uBnt pores through DaNis county
A. B. Radliffe. Il Salt Lake barber
who was found guilty of plying his
vocation without license. was finei
s35
While tearing down building in
Salt Lake, Blanchard Goniss was
struck by falling timbers ana serious
ly injured.
From Springvlle comes the report
that there are five candidates II III
field for the Springvilla postmns or
ship, left vacant by the death of Fl. n
Dougall.
Tim Farino, an Italian employed IN
the Sacramento mine at Mercur. fe!l
distance of thirty feet while at wcrl
in the mine, sustaining injuries whicE
may prove fatal.
Mrs. j. Johnson of Salt Lake City
was struck by San PEDRO train while
attempting to cross the track, receiy
Ing injuries that resulted in the less
of her right limb.
The body of an unknown man with
a bullet hole in his forehead was found
In Jordan river in Salt Lake City.
II is supposed the man suicided There
Is no clew as to his identity.
The Independent Telephone compa-
ny has been granted franchise to
construct line of poles from Provo
to Olmsted, subject to the direction
of the county commissioners.
The towns of Moroni Spring City,
Chester, Fountain Green and Mount
Pleasant have just purchased coal
mine, paying $4,000 for the property,
In order to protect themselves in the
price of coal.
w. T. Ridgley, president of the
Ridgley Calendar company of Great
Falls, Mont, was in Salt Lake last
week investigating conditions here
preparatory to moving his plant tc
the capital city.
The city council of Sandy has grant
ed a franchise to the Utah Light &
Power company for twenty-five years
to string wires and erect electric light
poles The franchise was granted by
unanimous vote.
Dayton Fernstermaker, the boy who
escaped from the State Industrial
school three weeks ago, was captured
by the sheriff of Salt Lake county,
near Murray last week, and brought
back to the school.
There is said to be probability
In the direction of town government
II matter now pending before the
county commissioners is not adjusted
to suit the Layton business men.
Daisy Wonnacott, aged 13, was shot
In the face by a playmate In Salt Lake
while the children were playing rob.
bers, using a pistol which was sup
posed to be not loaded. The wound,
while a painful one, Is not dangerous,
At a meeting In Ogden of thirty
Utah and Nevada flockmasters 1t was
decided to bring suit against State
Sheep Inspector Noble of Idaho in the
event of his forcibly preventing the
crossing of the Idaho line by the sheep
now on the Nevada range.
In the neighborhood of 500 buildings
ID he nIt Itat.
town of Garfield by the Garfield I'M
provement company. These buildings
include boarding houses, lodging
houses, stores, warehouses and other
classes Of structures.
An old vendetta broke out again last
week In Salt Lake City when Michael
Angelina, an Italian, was stabbed,
probably fatally, with dirk knife in
The hands of George d. Giovanni, an.
other Italian, who lives In the rear OF
Angelmos house.
William Parr, young man who
formerly resided In Salt Lake City, |
attempted suicide in Los Angeles, |
cutting his wrists with a nail file. but |
Is now out of danger. He had quar-
relied with a chorus girl with whom |
he had become infatuated.
The report for the month OF Febru- |
airy OF the State Board of Health |
shows the total number of deaths in
the state during the month was PAL,
Of which 55 were from contagious dis
eases. Fifty-six localities were re-
ported free from contagious diseases. |
William H. Thomas, resident OF
Paradise, Cache valley, while carry
ing mail to the La Plata mine, lost
his way during a snowstorm and when
found by searching party his feet
had been so badly frozen that 1t is
feared amputation will be necessary
The Grand Army posts, the Wo-
mans Relief Corps and Ladies of the
Grand Army are arranging for the
coming OF the commander-in-chief,
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