The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-28
THE UTAH BUDGET

Manu, which has been In course OF
construction during the past few
months. Is nearing completion.
John Bailey OF Park City stabbed
his son. Christopher, in the neck
with a pocketknife. following an a.
tercation with his wife. The young
man will recover.
The Wayne stake tabernacle OF the
Mormon church. which has been under
course of construction at Loa. for
nearly three years past, was dedicated
on Sunday, October %.
New discoveries of hydrocarbon de
posits are being made constantly in
the Uintah basin Nowhere in the
world. perhaps. is there such large
areas OF hydro-carbon deposits as in
this section of the state.
Christian Bindrup, while returning
from meeting in Logan. was knocked
down by team and suffered broken
leg. AS Mr. Bindrup is so years OF
age, 1t is feared the injury may lead
10 serious consequences.
A man arrested in Salt Lake City
for begging was searched at the po-
lice station, when 1t was found he
had $500 in cash IN his pockets, a
gold watch and chain. and diamond
ring valued at about 5000.
Manti is planning a big time for
thanksgiving, the sixtieth anniver
sary of the founding of that thriv-
.ng town. Governor William Spry
has been asked 10 attend and viii
take part in the celebration.
John Dombrus. a Greek laborer,
struck BIZ Kapekos, another Greek,
over the head with a beer bottle, in
fiicting a severe wound, which may
result seriously. The argument caus-
ing the fight arose over board bill.
The first locomotive for the South
ern Utah railroad has arrived from
the factory at Lima, o., and is now
being put into shape in the Price
yards. II is hoped to have the road
in operation within the next week
or so.
Fire broke out in a creamery belong
ing to County Commissioner Oscar b.
Madison of Ogden, and before the
flames could be checked the cream
cry. tool house and buggy shed had
been completely destroyed. at loss
OF $4,000.
Word has been received at Murray
to the effect that o. NJ. Daniels. son-in-
law of A. A. Greenwald, was killed
last week at Fort Riley. Kan. The
cause of the young mans death was
the explosion of one of the big guns,
caused by defective shell.
John Nyman. while working on the
new Swedish amusement hall at Park
City. fen about thirty-five feet He
landed on his head. and 1t is consid-
cred a miracle that his neck was not
broken. His only injuries consisted
of few bruises and an injured arm.
The Sierra Nevada Mil oompany's s
plant in Salt Lake City was de
stroyed by FIRE Monday night. the
loss being $4,000, with $4,000 in
surance One man came near losing
his life, fainting while inside the
burning building and was carried out
by a policeman.
While under the influence Of liquor
John Bailey, miner at the Silver
King mine, Park City, stabbed his son
Christopher, In the neck with large
pocketknife, because the latter refused
10 let the enraged man abuse his
mother. The young man, though Sc
riously injured. will recover.
Al letter has been received in Sal
Lake City from Mrs Mary J. Robin
ron OF San Diego. Cal, asking for In
formation concerning Charles Smith
an attorney, who died In Salt Lake oil
August 1e. She claims that Smith:
true name was Frederick p. Robinson
and that he was her husband.
Moritz Mehesy. a pioneer In tn
furrier industry in Utah, and witt
came to the United States about thir
ty-eight years ago and settled in Sal
Lake City in 1889, died in Salt LAX
hospital. October 22. at the age o
so, death resulting from old age an,
the amputation OF one of his limbs.
Arrangements have been made b
the Amalgamated Sugar company 10
a spur track TO be built by the Ore
gon Short Line Railroad company a
Harrisville TO connect with the Ogdel
Rapid Transit company's extension be
tween ogden and Plain City so as I
facilitate the handling OF sugar beet:
Nick Vacos, charged with the mu
der at Ogden of John Cantos, a fe
low Greek OF considerable prom
nence, will not be brought to trit
until next January. The killing o.
CURED at Conto's store last Apri
The trial Judge refused to accept
plea of guilty of murder in the secon
degree on recommendation of tn
prosecuting attorney
Active work on the extension {
the double track of the Short Lar
north of Woods Cross will begin
two weeks, as the ties have all bee
distrihrted and the shinment OF raj