The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-09-05
UTAH STATE NE WIS

tand recently has been augmented by
the addition of twelve calves
A four-year course in mechanic arts
will be added to the manual training
department of the Salt Lake high
school,
The Western Pacific will inaugurato
regular freight and passenger service
on its line between Salt Like and
Bews, New, October /.
The Y. NJ G. A. of Salt Lake City
has provided the mears for over 201
boys to enjoy an outing of from a
week to ten days during the summer.
A shocking case of neglect comes
from Ogden, a four.year-old child dy.
ing in squalor and misery while its
mother was locked up in jail for
drunkenness.
The price of coal has again been
boosted by Salt Lake dealers, Wyo.
ming coal now being sold at 81 ton
for lump, while the Utah product Is
priced at $3.50.
X. b. Boyd, section man, was run
down by an engine near Ogden while
walking along the track and sustained
fatal injuries, his left arm being cut
off near the shoulder.
While feeding hay baler the young
son Of Gustav Felt. of Huntsville,
broke one Of his legs. Young Felt was
pushing the hay into the machine with
his foot at the time OF the accident.
Arrangements are being made for
big sham battle to be held in Ogden
on September &C. 1t Is probable the
occasion may extend over two days
and be followed by an old fashioned
camp fire.
David Dose, who killed himself at
Laramie, Wyo,, with 30 caliber rifle,
was practically blind, being unable to
tell the difference between darkness
and daylight, and was Respondent
over this fact.
u Is rumored that grand jury Is
to be called to investigate the exces-
sive cost of living in Salt Lake City,
it being chargeu that combination
exists between the different mer-
chants to keep up prices.
Mrs. Mabel Miller. of Nebraska City,
Neb., became frightened when the fuse
blew out on Salt Lake street car,
and jumped from the moving car,
striking on her head, & tiacturing the
skull, death resulting few hours
later.
A crusade against poolroom keepers
and saloon men, who have been
guilty of allowing minors in their
places and contributing to the deliu.
quency Of children, has been inaugur.
ated by the Juvenile court Of Salt
Lake City,
Leland Brown of Ogden, the seven
teen-year-oid son of Captain William
Brown, who was killed by Abe Majors.
had the misfortune to have horse
fall with him last week. His right
leg was broken at the ankle and just
below the knee.
r. s. Riddle, Salt Lake jeweler,
had narrow escape from death near
Geneva while returning from Provo
on Rio Grande train, bullet, fired
by some careless hunter, crashing
through the car window and barely
missing his head.
In broad daylight burglars entered
the residence of Gus Becker, in Og-
den, and secured S15 in cash, In addi |
ton to about $500 worth of jewelry
and cutlery. The crime was commit
ted while the family were absent, be-
tween and o'clock.
Several Greeks were taken to Salt |
Lake hospital from Helper last week,
all suffering from burns The Greeks |
who are laborers, were living in a car
near Helper and the stove In the car |
was upset, causing fire. The men |
were burned on faces and shoulders.
An enterprising dealer raised the |
butter famine for short time in Salt |
Lake one day last week, and stole 8
march on his competitors by shipping
In large quantity of Idaho butter. II
went like hot cakes, for 80 cents
against 35 cents for the Utah butter
William Henry Little. the proprietor
Of the Central hotel, in Ogden, while
sitting in chair in the Office of his
hotel, was suddenly overcome and eX
pired in about three minutes. At the
time Mr.. Little was stricken he was
joking with party of guests in the
hotel
The instructions to the fish and
game warden to tear ont the screens
at the private fish ponds in the tribu
taries of the Ogden river, in accord
ance with the opinion of the attorney.
general, will not be carried into effect
until there has been legal battle IN
the courts.
In the Brown, Dixie and Wasatch
national forests 40 acres in each for
est has been withdrawn from appro
Driation and use of all kinds under all
public land laws, subject to prior valid
adverse claims, for use as administr;l
ion sites by the forest service in sad
rational forest.
c. H. Calland, claim adjuster of the
hartman lines. and who resided in
Ogden, mysteriously disappeared few
lays ago and is being sought for by
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