The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-04-02
THE SALT LAKE HERALD: TUESDAY, APRIL ,, 1907
SMOKE HESSIAHS At LEHI
Consumer Invented by John Dewey
and Associates in Sugar Factory
Machine ShOps.

Lehi. March 3l.-John Dewey, the vet
eran chief engineer of the Lehi sugar rae
tory and three Of his associates IN the
machine shop department have recently
perfected a smoke consumer Whlch Iley
claim will consume any kind OF fumes TED
into it. The machine has been tested on
coal smoke. sulphur fumes, SalL fumes
and its work has so astOnished lts mEeh-
tors BY its effectiveness that the patent
papers were hurried off to Washington IN
charge of "a sneciai messenger last We'd
uesday. who Will not return TIL the let
ters patent are granted by the depart
ment
consumers ever granted and says that
his does not infringe on any OF them IN
anv way, as he has adopted principle
never before used but which viii surprise
the world because of its SlmpuClty-
The inventors of course VIII not make
known the principle on which their ma
chine works till their representative wires
them that the patent is granted, but they
say that il will stop AL lawsuits against
the smeIters and enable the big furnaces
in the cities to comply with the city or
| dinances at an astOnishinSiy low co9t
With the exception Of one machine, Wnlch
the inventors were compelled TO buy. MI
! Dewey has made all the machine himself,
he even having constructed the auJoIno-
| bile which was brought into use Tor gen
| Grating the necessary power
! Alice Manning was the victim OF a case
| Of poisoning which came near causing her
death a few DAYS ago. It seems that she
/ with other members at W = Evans
| camp at Topliff had tomato soup Tor sup
/ per, the tomatoes having been canned
All were affected who ate the soup, but
/ Miss Manning being specially fond Of to-
| matoes. ate more heartily than the 9th
/ ers. She was brought home on the train
| and after the doctor worked with her all
| night the danger point was passed ana
/ she is now out of danger.
/ Mrs. William Ball. ST, was Knocked
/ down by n COW Thursday which stepped
I on her arm and broke both bones just
above the wrist. Owing to her advanced
/ age the fracture is a serious one.
! Mrs Z. T Nay was taken TO the Ogden
/ general hospital Tuesday and underwent
! an operation, the doctors removing from
/ her large tUmOT. She is progressing ia
/ Vorably.
The city council at its last session leased
/ the city pavilion to the Young Men Mu-
| tual Improvement association. the annual
| rental being $3.50. The resignation of DR..
/ r y. Steele who has acted as quaran-
/ tine physician for the past six years, was
accepted and DR.. Horace Holbrook was
/ appointed to fill the vacancy
/ Joseph W. Sabey was also appointed as
| night police to fill the vacancy caused
| by the resignation of John W. Chiffon.
! Mrs. Levi Phillips was operated on al
| the L. u. 5. hospital this week for APP
| pendicitis and is making good improve
james Z. Ross Of Sugar City. Ida
stopped off in Lehi several days this week
! on his return from Los Angeles. where he
/ took a tranioad of mutton He was de-
| tanned three times by WaShOutS and final
| ly reached market by taking a circuitous
route 400 miles out of his way
! VI. 4. Smith is circulating a petition
| for signatures asking the county com
missioners to open the road through Pro
| vO canyon. Several thousand head OF
/ sheep have recently been taken from the
| Deseret to the. Strawberry range, and
/ owing To the landsldes in Provo canyon
| the sheep outfits are unable to follow
| Mrs. John W. Chiffon is critically III
and if her condition will permit she viii
/ be taken to the l.. d. ). hospital tOmOr-
row to undergo an operation.
! James c. Cough and James w. Holden
/ superintendent and chief engineer. res
| pectively, of the Idaho Falls sugar fac
| tory. are visiting relatives in Lehi.
! r r. Cutler. jr. superintendent; Wal
/ ter l.. Webb. foreman. and James Carter
I foreman of the Sugar City factory, ar
rived in Lehi this week. Mr.. Webb vii
remain till his health is Improved and
4 Mr.. Carter Will remain here perma-
nently.
John i. Austin of Heber was IN Leh
/ this week and loaded a train with ewes
I which his company has been feeding OF
| beet pulp at the sugar factory this win
ter. The sheep go to Wyoming.
| Senator John Y. Smiths home was made
| glad by the advent Of a son Wednesday
All doing well.