The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1907-08-15

an ihuepenuent telephor,
has asked the Laramie a'' c0u
ior a franchise. II is NV NY 60
Lake capital is behind the a.Mea a :.
IL is feared the railroad s.'
Colorado will cause a shorts.s s
as number of the Goa, ~ n
be forced to close down nn,s @ n
strike Is soon settled 14sss
| Ernst Bonami, French :.
was shot and killed by a. sala
assassin while asleep in .s aA b
Mill Creek, Ore. There ;s nv ~,
to the identity of his murdar.
| Mrs. Francisco MARQUEE !, II
daughters. both under 12 years !. Y
were drowned at ford IN ~ n
Juan river, near Arboles css ~
the overturning of their w.sas le
A. Henry Cines of Hanna n !
Ing, and Miss Theresa Farnsvo' X
England were married last vsss al !,
girl coming to America on nurra y
meet her lover. The two bss
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sweethearts since children ].
A. j. Campbell of Butte died !, !,
York City on the 9th, following !,
GRAFTON for appendicitis. Mr. h NJ
bell was prominently connec,ed Il
counsel for the Amalgamated r. 4,
company and was well known th,' Y
out Montana. NJ
Ed. Gossen. wanted at The n, d
Ore, on a charge of mur,ern,
est Bonomi, has been arrestM
Pendleton. He was betrayed nv "
Bonomi, who, 1t is alleged. b,a hi
ranged to marry Gossen in cass Il
nomi was killed.
Three unidentified bodies we-e ~
en- bodies we're taken from the D
of a wooden building in the cent. n
I, North Yakima. Wash. which Inn
early Saturday. Adjoining pol
was badly damaged. The entire |ll
aggregates $4,000. P
Howard Dexter, freieAt end !,
was run over and killed at rors
Mont. by a passenger train. Ths Y
gineer OF the passenger says he
an object on the track, but in the !,
light he thought it was dog, sa
was not discovered, until too lat y
stop the train, that 1t was the bod q
a man.
From all parts Of the United 81 !,
more than 800 veterans Of the
teenth Pennsylvania cavalry, Gen
w. ]. Palmer's regiment in the d
war, will arrive In Colorado SN
upon the evening of August 20 iot
most unique reunion ever held in
United States, as the guests Of
liam ]. Palmer. {,
At mass meeting in Seattle,
which 200 shingle manufactures
present, a fund of $4,000 was ps 1
to cooperate with the Pacific
Lumber Manufacturers association
other lumber associations in hsh
the proposed 10-cent advance nfr i
rates to the. east to be made py
transcontinental lines October l.
ber associations have already n
| $145,000. y
In the Federal court at Cheye !
Judge j. A. Riner oyerrnled TIE
ton for new trial in the case
M. Holbrook, r. Il. LonebaugA h
Robert McPhilamey, recently
victed of conspiracy to deiraud
government in the acquisition Of
lands at Monarch, Wyo. The
imposed a fine of so 900 each on
brook and Lonebaugh and
fine on McPhilamey.
Mrs. Frank Carr, the wife Of
loonman who is well known ta''
out Nevada, attempted suiclHe
Goldfield. The woman TOOK
dose of bichloride of mercury
was found In an unconscious
ton lying on the bed in her
with the picture of her little daas
.clasped to her breast. Her iiie
saved with difficulty. :
William d. Haywood, secre7
treasurer of the Western Feuela
of Miners, intimated in an ine''
at Denver that In his opinion 'ne
eton found at Telluride was no,
uine nor discovered in good ialu
said the renewed enforcement
card system at Cripple Greek
his acquittal at Boise indlca'o
intention on the part OF the lh"s
ers to continue war upon the y
ton.
Judge Bach, In the Disulc'
at Helena, has decided tnd
Rocky Mountain Bell Telepnon'
pany must furnish It's patroa,
service or lose its franchise ~
he would punish any one W.,
tempted to interfere win INV m
but the mere fact that one
persuades another not 10 WV,
uses no threats or force does nVi a
tify the company In refusing
duty to the public. u.M
An agreement between JUG
and mine owners has Deen
which means permanent pea.. .s,o.
Wyoming coal fields. Inc 's a.,
settlement we're an eighthour ~.
sao,,,o oo,.,hor 1. a wage me'