The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-09-05

James McCarrick, a miRsr, fell from
staglng into a shaft about eight feet
deep, At Manhattan, Nevada, and was
SO badly injured that he died IN few
moments. lie struck on his head in
the bottom Of the shaft and HIS skull
was fractured.
Following closely the advance Of
from 20 to 40 per cent In wages
granted the coal miners OF the state
Of Wyoming comes the announcement
that the BARRIERS Of sheridan have
agreed TO advance the price OF shaw.
ing from rs cents to 25 cents.
A party Of engineers running a line
between Uinta, Fremont and Sweet
water counties, Wyoming, have dis
covered that a strip OF land two miles
wide, heretofore regarded as lying In
Uinta county in reality belongs 20
sweetwater and Fremont counties.
Captain Cough. state humane so
clety officer of Wyoming, will attend
The county fair at Cody, Big Horn
county, TO witness the endurance
horse race. The riders will travel
Rfty miles, and he will be there 10 see
that the horses are not abused or rid
den after they show signs OF exhaus
ton.
The largest single transaction in
ranch lands ever eonsummsted II
Montana, so far as the acreage is con
cerred, has just been closed In Lewis
ton. The Billings & Northern rail
way purchased from the Sage Creeh
sheep company its entire holdings o.
10000 acres at SO an acre, o.
coco On0
To check II cold quickly, get from
your druggist some little Candy Cold
Tablets called Pleventics. Druggists
everywhere are now dispensing Proven
ties, for they are not only safe, but de-
cldedly certain and prorpt. Proven
tics contain no Quinlne, no laxative.
nothing harsh nor sickening. Taken
at the "sneezp age" Preveutics will
prevent Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La
grippe, etc. Hence the lame, PreVen-
ties. Good for feverish children. As
Preventics 20 cents. Trial boxes 5 It's.
Sold by T. } Wadsworth,
City Engineer w. S. Collins o:
Basin, Wyo., is suffering from seriou'
Injuries as the result Of an accident
at the new city reservoir, which is II
course of construction A timbe
broke under his weight and he fell {
distance Of eighteen feet, ak , OF
his head and shoulders on a pile o
loose rock
A. L. Ham, a resident OF Gillette
Wyo.. was instantly killed near Hunt
ley Mont, by falling under the Bur
lington train, on which he was pas
senger, en- route for his home |:
Wyoming The body Of the unfortU
nate man was not found for severa
hours afterward. The body was gath
cred up in a basket.
Three men were killed and one in
jured by a premature explosion
blasting powder at the Milwaukee
railroad camp near Butte. One OF tn,
men, Pero Janik, aged 22, died from
his injuries when he was beini
brought 10 town. The men who res
cued him after the blast we're oSlige
to dig him out Of the debris -
The long distance once OF tn
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone con-
pany at Butte opened last week wit
lady strike-breakers at the switcl
board, The windows Of the ono
have been frosted So far as can +
learned, the unions have paid no q
tention to the action of the compan
in resuming the long distance service
Again the steer roping supreme
OF the great. west is to be couteste
for in Cheyenne The two contestant
will he Angus McPhee of Cheyenne
champion of the world under th
award of the judges at the last From
tier day celebration, and Pete Dicl
ersOn of Douglas, Arlz. the peer e
th- ~-~e~- - tha southwest
Don't be afraid to give Chamberlain
Cough Remedy to your children. II
no opium or other harmful
lrug. IL always cures. Fol- sale 10y
T. j. WadswOrth