The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-11-14
UTAH STATE NEWS

JODdnnd DOIluSt WHO HONtu W bpH
rain in 1857 from Salt Lake, Is dead
at the age of AZ.
The trial of Anna Bradley may last
three weeks, in the judgment of the
attorneys on both sides.
It is claimed that over 100000
changed hands In the betting ON the
city election in Salt Lake City.
brown bear, weighing 800 pounds.
was shot in Wheeler canyon, but
short distance from Ogden last week.
Ogden is to have new. modern
hotel, that will be conducted on the
European plan. to be opened early
next year
James A. Owens, aged %, died at
his home in Salt Lake last week from
blood poisoning, caused by a stone
oruise on his foot.
The strike OF the commercial teleg-
ern Union. Postal and Associated
Press has been suspended indefinitely.
Juzo Tsukuda, the Japanese con-
victed of killing n fellow countryman
at Garfield on July 4th, has been sen-
fenced to twenty years imprisonment,
C. r. Rondquist, who came across
the plains with hand-cart brigade In
1866, and who had resided in Salt
Lake City ever since. died on the 4th.
On election night hoodlums pushed
girl through a large plate glass win
dow on Main street in Salt Lake. The
girl, fortunately, escaped without In
Jury.
Leonard Williams, switchman,
met with an accident in the Ogden
yards. while engaged in the perform
ance Of his duties, which resulted in
HIS death.
Jerry Murphy suicided at Park City
last week, first cutting his throat and
then firing four bullets into his body
He had been drinking heavily and de-
spondency led to the deed.
Horace Ensign. secretary of the
Utah State Fair association, is max
inE an arrangement for an exhibit at
the next state fair of the work Of
tutions of the state.
Grace Marble, aged g. was shot by
some person who was promiscuously
shooting rifle In Ogden. The bullet
struck the little girl in the hip and
she Is In serious condition. The cul
prit has not been located.
Ogden business houses have exper
fenced no difficulty In transacting
bushes with clearinghouse certif-
Gates. They make good exchange and
are accepted by eastern wholesale
houses and manufacturers.
The Utah Anti-Saloon league con
ference will be held in Salt Lake City
on December and 6. The organizers
of the league report that the move
ment is being received throughout the
state with much enthusiasm.
The Rocky Mountain division Of the
Salvation Army is sending out circu-
lar letter to the residents of Salt Lake,
containing an appeal for assistance in
the giving of Thanksgiving dinner
to the destitute poor of the city.
Edward Il. Henneper miner, so
years old. formerly a resident of Salt
Lake City, was crushed to death while
at work in a mine in Phoebe, Nevada.
He was caught between the moving
cage and the tlmbers Of the shaft.
Mrs. Jennie l.. Egge, a music
teacher. suffocated in her room In
Salt Lake City Friday morning of last
week from the smoke of a smoldering
fire caused by an electric light globe
which she had taken into bed as a
foot warmer
The 14-year-old son of Neiis Olsen
of Melville was accidentally killed last
week by being crushed under heavy
farm roller. The accident occurred at
Trenton, where the boy and his Older
brother were putting up the fall grain
on q dry farm
The general land office announced
last week that the net receipts from
the sale of public lands in Utah, to be
credited to the reclamation fund, were
$131 ,944 The surplus of fees and
commissions of s9.211.30 make total
of $141 1868.
There was begun last week in Salt
Lake. before S. II. Lewis, standing
master and examiner In chancery, the
taking of testimony in the coal land
cases. 1t is expected that the hearings
will continue at intervals for period
of six months.
Ogden coal dealers are bringing In
all the coal that they can secure and
are storing it for their winter trade.
While the situation is not the best,
yet the indications are that there will
be but little suffering from the lack
of coal this winter.
Many witnesses are being subpoen
aed from Salt Lake to appear in
Washington, ID, c.. to testify In the
trial of Mrs. Apna M. Bradley on the
charge OF numbering ex-senator Ar
thur Brown OF Utah, which begins
Monday, November H.
n Hendershott of ogden has been
. # Il. by Gs&sSQor Cutler TO sue
n K the board of
i : f f. X .An. Mr.. Kiesel