The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-02
Jews of the lnterInOllntain ReQiOn
MURRAY NEWS
Special TO The Tribune

5pcclal 10 lne
MURRAY, July I.-While engaged this
morning In putting up his summer crop
OF hay, B. G. Camp, farmer, who re-
sides in the near Vicinity OF this place
met with painful accident. \ load Of
hay had just been hauled into the stack
Ing ground, and Camp had climbed the
ladder to gain the top OF the haystack.
when he grabbed hold OF the rope, and
and his hand was pulled into the
volving pulley. The hand was badly
lacerated, pieces OF skin being torn from
the palm and back OF the hand. The
third finger was so badly torn that IT
was necessary TO amputate II.
Two cars on the Murray line were in
operation this morning and up to noon
no other cars but these two were being
used. On account OF the accident be-
tween Ninth and Tenth South. yester-
day AFTERNOON. all power rr,IiDtl from Tenth
off About O'Clock Wednesday even
ing a connection was made, and those
who wished to go to Murray were COM
PEELED to walk from Ninth to Tenth
South where the two cars We're plying
between that point and Murray. These
cars ran about every fifty minutes. This
afternoon the scene of the accident had
changed but little. many OF the poles
were still strewn about the track, and
dangling wires were in evidence every
where. Almost every trolley pole of the
either torn down or uprooted by the ac-
cident Many crossarms were torn aawy.
and the trolley wire broken in many
places All day today a large stage.
with seating capacity of about thirty
persons, was in operation between Ninth
and Tenth South. The stage was drawn
by two spans of horses and was kept
busy all the time. Late this afternoon
the repair car OF the Utah Light and
Power company was engaged in string
ing new wire between the points where
the breaks were In evidence. II was said
that by / o'clock tonight all the breaks
would be completed and that the Muir
ray cars would be able to run clear
through.
The Mormon church has now under
erection at Fourteenth South street an
other handsome church. This particular
church Is situated but a short distance
from the Granite tabernacle, and VIII be
used by one of the many wards in that
district. The new edihce is being con,
structcd ont of white pressed brick. and
tho front which faces the street, Will be
OF an unique design. The interior deco.
OF the ordinary Each room will be laid
with a hardwood floor. and a large heat
ing plant will be installed in the base
ment OF the new church. IL is the inten-
ton of the contractors TO have the new
church completed by early fall.
A change will be made very shortly
here in the office of the Rocky Mountain
Bell Telephone company, when Reid Al
len who has held the position of man
ager for the past seven or eight years.
will be transferred TO the Salt Lake Of
ce and the Office IN R,; the Nlin In1nre Nron w, pe
chief operator at this point The change
is now being carried out all over the
state In the Offices OF this company The
short time ago did away with the serv-
ices OF a manager In their office here
and at the present time the chief op-
tor has charge OF aIalrs mere. Wnile
an INSPECTOR from headquarters AT the
city makes a trip TO this point twice
week.