The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-07-03
BRIGHAM CITY NOTES
Special 10 The Tribune.

BRIGHAM CITY. July "A young wo-
man travelling through Brigham City the
other night on the Cache Valley express.
had very narrow escape from being
| ground under the wheels OF the moving
| train The woman had LETT the coaches
during the wait here and was in the
| waiting room. The train pulled out be-
fore she expected II to, in trying TO
catch the train she grabbed the hand
| rail by the steps, but her foot slipped off.
! The train was gaining speed while she
was dangling in that manner. and she was
carried some distance out into the yard,
when brakeman saw her. He immcdi-
atcly sisnaled the engineer and then ga tn
cred the woman up in one arm. taking
| her TO the platform on the vestibule. She
was slightly bruised. but more frightened
| than injured
! David Evans OF the Third ward, has been
suffering for several days with case OF
| blood poisoning in the leg. The boy,
with some comrades, went to nearby
shallow water. stepped on an old rusty
Tin can which cut his foot quite badly;
Blood poison resulted from the cut and
the boy is now I'm quite a serious stage
Doctors. however. are maintaining hopes
that he will soon recover,
The fore part of the week. while i!e WIS
gallop. Word. little son Of Mr.. and Mrs
M. Art Boothc, met with "A serious ac
cdent When near the depot a dog ran
out in front of the pony causing IL to
boy had his arm crushed and badly laccr-
a,ed from the wrist to the shoulder. The
animal fell so heavily that 1t received
q bad tear in the shoulder, The boy
was placed under doctors care and Is
recovering.
While working in an eight-toot trench
on the property Of Jonathan n. Anderson,
NJ. G, Steenhousc had q very narrow es-
cape from being killed. He was working
in loose gravel and noticed 1T beginning
to cave. He ran TO one end of the trench
over his waist line. He was assisted
out of the prcdicament by other work
men. He was slightly bruised about the
head.
July marked the closing down OF one
OF Brigham Citys saloons-that of the
Wilson brothers, VINO have been in the
liduor business here for many years. Yes
tcrday the new ordinance went into cf-
feet. and their business having boon
slack, were unable to pay the increased
license. and they closed at 7 p. M. Joe
business. and entered Into an agreement
Wednesday night with the city council
whereby he paid $500 for SIX months
with promise of $3.50 more. Mir Zim-
city officers within the next !iVc days
he claims he has n bond granted him
by the city. which does not expire un-
III December 81, 1902 and II he wins the
case he viii continue TO ran this year
with $1,000 license, closing. however,
1T p. m. lie is represented by two
attorneys from Ogden,
Il. p. Newman, proprietor of the Coun-
ty Tin and Plumbing company, OF this
city has closed up his business here and
moved TO Salt Lake City. Mr.. New
man has purchased an interest in the
business of w, 5. Carver in the Liberty
Sheet Metal works iu Salt Lake CITY.
aud left for that city this week. He
will leave his family here for some time.
Jesse W. Hopes returned "Wednesday
evening from an extended visit through
Arizona. on a strictly pleasure trip. Mr.,
Hopes visited principally ut Thatcher.
where he has relatives He will leave
in a day or two for Salt Lake City. where
he Is employed by the Beneficial Life
Insurance company.