The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-10-01
BEET PULP NUISANCE
IS TO Be ABATED
Physicians Say Pulp Will
Doubtless Contribute
TO Disease.
Specia! 10 Tho Tribune.

opecia! To Tho Tribune
| AMERICAN FORK, Sept. 3O.-Be-
cause of the bad odor Of beet pulp,
| the city officials have passed an ordin-
ance whereby 1t becomes an offeusc
| 10 allow pulp to stand in tho streets,
| while engaged i'll transferring it from
ono point to another; also to store it
| within the city limits, without first hav-
ing the consent of the health officials
During years past it has been very
! frequent thing for farmers to allow,
while hauling pulp. loads to stand in
meate the bad odor over large sec
| tion, which, while far from being
| pleasant to smell, is considered by the
health officials as being highly favor
able for the spread of disease. ,..
. BY an order issued by the Mayor and
City Councllmen of this place special
election will be held on November 10,
| issuing of bonds to the amount of
| S23.o00( to be used in the completion
| Of the present water system owned by
the city. The question is receiving
| considerable attention by property OWN
ers and will be fought to the last ditch
by some people who are opposed TO a
large issue Of bonds.
The Grant hotel. which has been
| closed for some time past has again
been opened for patronage, under the
management Of Mrs. James Fl. Pulley.
Mrs. Pulley operated the popular hotel
! some years ago, and made decided
hit with the travelling public. 1t may
| be said with due credit to the town that
The Grant hotel is the most up-to-date
hotel that this county boasts Of.
The Democratic county convention
| row, where some interesting things are
expected to happen as the party eX
poets to win out on a large margin this
election, because OF disturbances
caused by the hand of Smoot.
Ebert Kelley, who has been in Min
| ncapolis, for the past two weeks, has
just arrived home, having secured a
new pair of wooden legs, for which
purpose he went TO the former place.
Mr.. Kelley suffered the amputation of
both legs above the knee. some time
since, and has been in practically a
helpless condition. He will return TO
the Brigham Young University at
Provo, where he will continue his
course in law.
Mrs. Jessie Crookston; Jr., is visit
ing with her sister. Mrs. $. A. NJ.
Peterson, of Spanish Fork.
James Chapman, ST., of Salt Lake
| City, was. guest of his sons during
the past week,
Miss May Sinclair of Salt Lake City
has returned to her home after ten
days stay here as the guest of her
brother, George Sinclair.
Richard Hanson, of Shelley, Idaho,
has returned here TO again mako his
home.
Miss Pearl Davis, who has been
spending several months at st. Louis
studying the art of dresemaking, has
returned home and will resume her
occupation in the Chapman block, where
she was engaged previous to her de
parture for st, Louis..
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Adamson have
Just returned home after two.months
visit through the States of Peuusyl-
vania, Ohio. Virginia and Colorado.
Mrs. Hcber Cutler, of Garland, is
here for short visit as the guest of
her mother, Mrs. John Conder.
Mrs. Farley Smoot, of Provo. spent
part Of the week in American, Fork az
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Condor,