The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-10-24
UTAH STATE NEWS


day.
Tho output of Utahs mines this
year will reach the enormous sum oil
f42.0OO,000.
During the past six months fully
5000 head of cattle have been shipped
from Modena
Nine attorneys we're granted per
mission to practice before the Supreme
court one day last week.
Friends Of Earnest Williams OF Salt
Lake City, who has been missing since
Ostober 8, fear he has met with foul
play
John c. Henderson, who shot and
killed Oscar h. Otto in Los Angeles a
few days ago, was formerly a resident
of Ogden.
Scattered over the state of Utah,
are many dairies, whose product OF
butter and cheese this year will ay.
ceed s2,000,000.
A fight Is being inaugurated on ths
eastern mail order houses by the Man
of Salt Lake City.
Frank Bowden, 25 years old, was
run over by threshing machine en-.
gine at Glover Creek and crushed SO
badly that he died.
Frederick Sorensen of Nephi is rails.
ing second crop of Strawberries,
which is regarded as quite a novelty
In that community.
Utah day was celebrated at the
jamestown exposition on October
18th, Governor Cutler and Ex-Governor
Thomas making addresses.
Two Salt Lake boys about II years
old are accused of holding up China.
man. The youthful highwaymen SO.
cured only SO for their trouble.
l.. b. Wilder, employed as an as
sayer by the State Mining company at
Minersville, was struck by lightning
and instantly killed on the 18th.
The state convention OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union was held
in Ogden last week, Mrs. Z. Il. Shep-
ard Of Ogden was elected president.
On the Utah Arid Farm company's
farm located in Dog Valley. the big
steam plow is being run night and
day, and an average of seventy-fve
acres per day Is being turned over.
Ambrose Greenwell while mounting
a horse at Huntsville, was thrown and
kicked and stamped on by the vicious
brute, and sustained fracture of sew
eral ribs. He is expected to recover
A receiver has been appointed to
take charge of the Ogden canyon sani.
tarium. at the mouth OF Ogden canyon
The resort has been a losing PROPOSE
tion ever since it was thrown open to
the public.
The products OF the metal and coal |
mines and the clay products of Utah |
will this year aggregate $50,000,000,
while the agriculture, horticulture and |
livestock industry will reach total |
of s75,000,000.
Frank Pierce of Salt Lake City will |
become first assistant secretary of the |
interior department on November l, |
succeeding Judge Thomas Ryan OF |
Kansas, who has been moved to less |
responsible position.
The same distressing condition with
reference to the prevalence of typhoio
fever in Salt Lake which existed last
year is reported again this fall. There
is an amazingly large number OF cases
of this dread disease.
Paul Angel, collector. attempted
suicide in Salt Lake City while intoX-
icatod, but was prevented by spec
tator who knocked a bottle of carbolic
acid from his hand and held him un
til the police arrived.
On the Levan bench--a strip of land
three miles wide by eight miles long,
in Juab county-this year 10000
bushels of wheat were raised. as
against $4,000 bushels last year, upoL
absolutely dry farms.
The settlement of the telephone
strike has had the effect of placing u
crew of men at work in Park City. The
company has been unable to make any
improvements since the trouble began,
but now it is rushing things.
G. G. Gregg, the Oldest member of
the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
in Utah, died at his home in Salt Lake
City last week. He was eighty-four
years old and has been prominent in
Ouu rtllOWo WoHlp iol q Sppu many years. |
Thomas Coughlin, an iron worker,
was crushed to death by falling der
rick, while at work on the Newhouse
building in Salt Lake Other work
men had narrow escapes, but succeed
ed in getting out of harms way.
William f. Strickley. an electrician
of Salt Lake, is dead as the result OF
having tooth pulled Blood flowed
profusely from the gums, and his nose
also bled freely, all efforts to stop the
flow OF blood being unavailIng. Strick
ley died five weeks after the tooth was
extracted
To move the cattle out OF Utah
would require 1850 cars or nearly
500 trainloads OF 30 cars each; to
move the horses in the state 5000 :
cars. or 220 trainloads; to move the !