The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1908-05-21
UTAH STATE NEWS


will be one of tho features OF the
Decoration day celebration at Ogden.
The dwelling house of James Hicks,
located on farm near Mount Pleas
ant, was totally destroyed by fire last
week.
The three-year-old son of William
Critchlow, of Pleasant View, was
kicked by horse one day last week
and fatally injured.
The Manti local telephone company
has made an agreement with the Bell
Telephone company whereby they are
20 be consolidated.
Springville man convicted OF sell
Ing liquor in violation of the city
ordinance has been sentenced to
thirty-fve days in jail.
Fifty doctors from various cities in
Gtab attended the fourteenth annual
meeting of the Utah State Medical as
sociation In Salt Lake City last week.
Landon l.. Downing, a well known
Salt Lake wool buyer, dropped dead
rs the result OF an attack OF heart
failure at his home on Saturday last.
John Hacking of Cedar Fort was
knocked down by fractions horse,
his chest being crushed In. his in
juries being such that death may en-
sue.
Martha G. Wells, the mother OF for
mer Governor Heber M. Wells, died
in Salt Lake City on May 12. She
came to Utah In one of the OK trains
In 1S4S.
Frank Blodgett has been sentenced
20 fifteen days in jail for the larceny
OF q number of cherry trees from the
orchards of some of his neighbors in
North Ogden.
Preliminary steps were taken by the
directors of the Weber club OF Ogden,
last week, looking to the holding OF a
Chautauqua in Ogden, probably the
latter part of July.
or the 100000 pounds of wool al
ready sent out of the state, about one
half has been sent to st. Louis. The
remainder of the wool has been sent
tosBoston and other eastern poitns.
The people of Park City celebrated
mel on Wednesday OF last week. the
day being observed as holiday and
an elaborate program carried out.
The eight cases of smallpox in diff
ferent portions of Ogden can be
traced to one case which was not re-
ported to the health department, &C
cording to the sanitary inspector
An appeal is to be taken to the su-
preme court by Jim Donaldson. sen.
fenced to ten years imprisonment for
his connection in the notorious Nc.
Whirter bunco case, at Salt Lake.
The action taken by the State Fed
GRAFTON of Labor in admitting minis
was heartily. approved at meeting OF
the Ministerial association OF Ogden.
An Sun, an erstwhile prosperous
gardener of Ogden, is at the Weber
cornty jail awaiting deportation to
the Orient, because he violated the
immigration laws of the United States.
Andrew johnson of bennington was
Kicked In the head by frac'ious
horse, the calk of the horses forefoot
being driven into his skull. He is in
Salt Lake hospital In a precarious
condition.
Arrangements are to be made for
the transfer of the exhibits at the In.
termountain fair at Ogden TO the
state fair In Salt Lake. The Inter.
mountain fair will be held before the
state fair.
William Lux, aged 30, whose home
Ia in Seattle. while passing between
two cars at Thistle Junction, was
knocked down and run over. one foot
being caught under the car wheel
severing two toes, breaking another
and decorating the bottom OF the foot
j. II. Cassidy, a tunnel worker for
the Western Pacific, in alighting from
an incoming train in Salt Lake City
was thrown againsS switch and lit
orally scalped. His skull was laid
bare for several inches in four differ
ent places. He will recover, however
Joe Garcia. the Mexican believed to
be implicated with Joe Sullivan in the
murder of Policeman Ford in Salt
Lake City, died at Seattle, where he
was shot by officers while resisting
arrest. without making statement
admitting his guilt of the crime OF
murder
After suffering terrible agony for
fifteen hours from the effects Of TAX
Ing a bichloride of mercury tablet
the two-year-old son of James A. Kiln
kenbeard. OF Salt Lake. is dead. The
tablets were on table, the little one
getting hold of them unknown to It's
parents.
While Jackson Hunt, a farmer liv'
ing near Hooper, was walking in d
pasture near his home, an inturiated
bull attacked him. breaking six ribs
But for the assistance of neighbors
who drove the maddened beast away
st is probable that he would have
been killed.
Efforts are being made by those in