The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1907-01-24
Utah STATE NEWS

Utah, was held in Salt Lake city
last week
Clifford Burbridgc, aged 8, Of Salt
Lake City, is dead as the result of be
Ing strucl, by SNOWFALL the blow
causing brain fever
The ogden teachers and pupils are
to be hauled to school in cabs and
carriages while, the street cars are
tied up by snowstorms
Peter Romers, a Mexican, was found
by the railroad track near riverside
with both feet badly frozen and was
taken to an Ogden hospital
At Fay and Gold Springs the snow
is reported to be three to four feet
deep and much difficulty is expert
cnced in keeping open mail commune
cation with those points
The Brigham Young university. at
Provo, feels the need for additional
room for the extension of college
work, and a movement is now under
way TOT Sio,VOO Dullulub.
Judge Willis Browns method of con
Quoting the Salt Lake Juvenile court
was subjected to severe denunciation
at the hands of the state supreme
court in a unanimous opinion handed
down last week
When cold winds dry and crack the
skin box of salvc can save much
discomfort In buying salve look for
the name on the box to AVOID any
limitations, aud be sure you get the
original DoWilrs Witch Hazel Salve.
Sold by Peoples Go. Op Institution.
Thomas b.. Harris, l6 years old, who
rescued Ivy Blair from drowning
March 25 1906. in Weber river, at the
risk of his own life, has been awarded
a gold medal by the Carnegie Hero
Fund commission,
Mrs. Zelpha EARL, widow of the
late Hawley II. EARL was shot and In
stantly killed at her home in Scoheld
by William Brown, negro. Brown
then turned the weapon upon him
self killing himself
There were 427 mortgages recorded
by the county recorder of Utah county
in 1906 representing values TO the
amount of $3.50, 1920. Two hundred
and eight mortgages we're released
representing $191 ,O10.2O.
A Salt Lake woman, Mrs. Ella Dug
man. has announced her intention OF
leading party of Eskimos into the
frozen north in search of the north
pole Mrs. Ougman formerly conduct
ed a restaurant in Salt Lake.
The comb honey crop Of Utah for
1906 was about 100000 pounds; ex.
tracted. 100000 pounds wax. $4,000
pounds. The comb honey retails at
Is cents per pound, and extracted at
from to Is cents per pound
Ernest Howard, who Is charged with
the murder of Frank Yoursq, an Ital
ian laboor, during an alteration at
Crandall's camp, near Bingham, last
November, was held without bail to
the district court last week by Judge
q, b, Diehl
Clear up the complexion, cleanse the
liver and tone the system. You eau
best do this 10y dose or two OF De-
Wits Little Early Risers. Safe, re-
liable little pills with n reputation.
The pills that every one knows. Recon-
mended by Peoples Co. OPP. lnstitu-
ton.
Representatives of the Hartman In.
terests in Salt Lake City are now in
quest Of a centrally located site for
Il depot and offices for the Utah Light
and Railway company. Such build.
ing will be necessary for the en-
larged system
Hyrum Farrell, of Eden, was
caught in a snowslide in Ogden can.
yon, horse, sleigh and Farrell all going
into the river The horse was killed
and the sleigh buried under tons Of
snow, but Farrell miraculously es.
capped uniniured,
NAlt9 ola sNdAo d6h On "lhe loln. OF
this month the pioneers entered Paro
wan valley The company consisted
OF 100 men and boys over IS years
o. age, 80 women and Is children
Only three Of that company are now
living at ParOwan
The third annual meeting Of the
Utah State Horticulture association.
held in Salt Lake last week, was we'll
attended, nearly every county in the
state being represented, and most Of
the leading fruit growers aud fruit
dealers being in attendance.
Sheep are now being tralled from
the reservation near Myton and Theo
doro to Heber City, from where they
will be shipped over the railroad to
the desert for the winter Hay is
being hauled to feed the sheep on the
trail at cost Of $50 a ton
70 organize a league or association
in Salt Lake having for It's object tho