The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1906-12-20
UTAH STATE NEWS

was received in Salt Lake last week
and was disposed Of to local dealers.
RichReld's building boom seems to
grow daily a new opera house to
cost $4,000 is now being promoted
The Southern Pacific has ordered
constructed rolling stock which will
cost in the neighborhood of $G,OOOOOO
Salt Lake City is in the grip of
coal famine, and much suffering
may result If the weather should turn
cold
A number Of the young men of
Grantsvlle got together recently and
spent a day chopplng wood for the
poor.
The 2O-months-old child of John Van
Woerkom, OF Ogden, tell into tub OF
boiling water and was scalded to
death.
A determined effort is being made
10 suppress gambling in Ogden Seven
teen men were arrested one night last
Veek Tor gamDH.S'
Elaborate preparations are being
made for a Christmas dinner to be
given the Salt Lake newsboys by
Samuel Newhouse.
The last share of the Provo Car,
riage Manufacturing company has
been subscribed and the company will
Incorporate at once.
The board Of directors Of the Weber
club has instituted a movement to Sc
cure the headquarters of the Pacific
Fruit Express for Ogden.
william Greenlng, an employe at
the City and County building in Salt
Lake, fell from a ladder while wash
ing windows and fractured his leg
A match between Cyclone Thomp-
son and Maurice Thompson has been
definitely arranged for New Years
eve in the Grand opera house in Og-
den.
Arthur Hayes. formerly of Ogden,
solicitor Of internal revenue, is being
considered by the president for APP
pointment as Assistant Attorney
General
The Park City union Of the Western
Federation of Miners recently pur-
chased the property north of its pre-.
sent office, and will commence the
erection of hall at once
J. W. Lyons, dope fend and a
prisoner at the Ogden city Jail, com
mitted suicide by hanging himself
with his handkerchief and belt tied
TO tho iron cross.bar above his cell
door.
John Finholm, miner, was scr
iously injured by cave-in at the Jup-
tier mine, his collar bone being frac-
cured, several ribs crushed, and one
leg so badly crushed that amputation
was necessary
Willard Dexter, while mining coal in
what is known as the Dexter Brothers
mine, at CoalyIlle, was seriously in.
jured, 1t n stated by those present
that about ten hundred pounds of coal
fell upon him.
Ruben Worlton, who was the most
severely scalded of the three young
men injured at the sugar factory at
Lehi recently, was not so seriously
injured as at first reported, and will
be out in a fortnight.
Sanford L. Ives, a prominent real
estate man of ogden, dropped dead in
his Office from an attack Of heart
failure. Mr. Ives was debating let
tiers at the time and passed away
within a few moments
Catarrh OF the nose aud throat should
lead you to at least ask us for free
trial box Of Dr. Shops Catarnh Cure.
nothing so surely proves merit rs "A
real, actual test-and lDr Shoop, to-
prove this, earnestly desires that we
letyou make that test This creamy,
Snow White healing balm, sooths the
throat and nostrIls, and quickly puriies
foul or feverish breath Call and in
vestigate. r, j. wadsworth,
Work on the telephone line between
Panguitch and Marysyale is com
pleted A branch line is also being
extended across Plute county from
Junction to Kingston, at the request
Of the citizens Of the latter place
Orderyil'', Kane county is now put.
ting the Du,shing touches to its new
water system and will soon be enjoy.
ing the convenience Of a well con
Btructed pipe line conducting the water
for culinary purposes into the houses.
At a meeting of the directors Of
the Utah Light and railway company,
held in Salt Lake City, Manager Jo-
seph L. Wells, submitted a prelImln,
airy estimate of the improvements and
aytaDgt,,y an tho g,gtovn for 1QOT