The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-07-23
UTAH STATE NEW WS


for n monster parade by the labor or
ganizations of Ogden on Labor day.
Wool shipments out of Utah and
Idaho for the current year are nearly
at an end, according to local railroad
men.
For driving a horse hired from a
livery stable until the animal was al
most dead, two young men of Ogden
were fined $50 each.
Leon Bailey, an ogden bartender,
convicted of receiving stolen goods,
has left the country, leaving his
bondsmen to settle with the court.
The FIVE hundred Ute Indians who
revolted and terrorized the country
after fleeing from their reservation
in Utah, will have 900-mile trek
back from Rapid City, s. ID.
William Smith, negro, is in
Salt Lake hospital in dangerous
condition, having been SHOT by Mirls
Booker, colored, because Smith
laughed when another colored man
hurled a rock at Booker.
Receipts at the Salt Lake Cts post
Office during the month OF Jrne this
year show IN Increase OF over 10 per
cent ..cr the receip.s for the same
month Lass year. au indication Of the
growth of the capitll city.
Having in motion the movement for
the lmmo ovement Of the highway be-
tween Sal, Lake City and Ogden, the
Automobile club of Salt Lake will
next take up the matter of good
road between that city and Provo.
Charles Themm, German, Inn
agining some one had insulted his
pretty little wife. armed himself with
a huge revoive: and broke up Ger
man celebration in Salt Lake, for
which he was given a jail sentence.
The board of land commissioners
let a 100000 contract last week In
connection with the s250,00O Piute
reservoir project, In the southern por-
tion of the state. The contract is for
the construction of an irrigating ca
nal twenty miles in length.
After remaining unconscious all
day from the effects of uraemic poi
soning superinduced by an overdose
OF morphine, Frank o. Bucher died
at his home in Ogden. 1t is thought
he took the drug to produce rest, and
had no intention of suicide.
Steve Adams. member Of the
Western Federation of Miners, who
was acquitted last week in Colorado
OF the murder OF Arthur Collins at
Telluride, in that state. was in Ogden
for few hours on his way to his
farm in the state of Oregon.
Joe Pazalez, the Austrian who shot
and killed Mike Bovich during a
fight over religious differences at Gar
field, will have to stand trial for mur.
der when captured. So far all efforts
to discover the whereabouts OF the
missing man have been futile.
The University of Utah Is among
the first schools in the country to
take official action to prevent the
spread of pulmonary tuberculosis by
excluding from its class rooms all per
sons who are shown By examination
to be affected with the disease,
John Smith, delivery boy, was
struck by a train in Salt Lake City
and badly injured. Young Smith was
holding the lines loosely when the
horse started over the railway track.
It is said, and was paying no atten.
ton to the animal or his surroundings
Thomas Matthews, q nine-yearold
Salt Lake boy met death by drown
ing last week under peculiar circum'
stances. 1t is claimed some other
boys pushed him into reservoir, and
as he was unable to swim, he was
drowned before the lads could get as.
sistance.
A row over card game in saloon
at Newhouse resulted in the killing of
John Erickson, the terror and des-
perado of the camp, by man named
Henderson. The men were engaged
In poker game when the alteration
occurred. Erickson was the ag'
gressor.
Charles II. Titus, the self-styled
divine healer" of Salt Lake City,
who allowed two of his little children
TO die of malignant diphtheria with.
out the care of physician, and, con-
sequently, was charged with involun-
tary manslaughter, viii be tried dur-
ing the week.
Della Lunginglino. an Italian. was
attacked by Ermenegildo Digoman,
a countryman, armed with long
dirk, at deserted cabin in Bingham
and disemboweled and partly dis
membered. Digoman crept upon Lun-
Gginglino from behind and stabbed
him thirteen times.
The 9-yearold son of Sven Ander-
son of Koosharem was seriously in
jured last week, He was thrown from
horse, his foot being caught In the
bride and he was dashed to the
ground with great force, being in an
unconscious condition when discoy-
cred He will recover,
1t would appear that the statute
passed by the last legislature and
which was added to the criminal
CODE making the refusal of hus-
hand To DroVide the common neces-