The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-04-17
RiChfield News Notes
Special to The Tribune.

! Special to The Tribune.
RICHFIELD, April 16.--J. ]. Woodring
| formerly connected with the ElchheII
Reaper was in town few days this week
| shaking hands with old friends. Since
leaving here two months ago he has Wis
tied Oregon and California, aud after
| looking over the two states decided lc
make Ukiah, Cal, his future home, lie
| has secured n thirty-acrc ranch, WhlcI
embraces a vineyard of hrteen acres OF
bearing vines. He says he vii! lead the
simple life under his own vine ana liz
tree and bid adeu 10 the petty worries
that fail to the lot of the printerman.
Mrs. Della Boyson of Butte. Mont, ar
rived here last week in company with hel
father Bishop Brandlcy OF Canada Tor
4 visit with relatives and friends, MES'
Boyson Will remain in Richlield during
the summer and will make her home
with her mother.
President y. X. Hansen and Secretary
Parley Magleby of the County Fair aSSo-
ciatlon are making strenuous, efforts 10
obtain permanent quarters for holding the
annual county fair. Al the last session
of the city council. Mr.. Magleby appeared
before that body and asked that the city
park located near the depot. be leased
to the association. Upon Il vote on the
question the council decided to give the
association a twenty-year lease. on ths
property providing the ASSOCIATION USED
the grounds for fair purposes and I'M
proved the property SUITABLY; ii is PROB
able that the association will accept the
lease with all its requirements. and that
the Sewer county fair VIII secure per-
j. II. Nelson, who has spent the entire
winter on Gold Mountain doing assess
ment work on various mining claims. re-
turned last week and reports gooo
strike on the Advocate property
Miss Pearl Jorgenscn. who had been
visiting friends in Salt Lake CITY for
several days, returned home TUESDAY.
The teachers and pupils of the Rich
field schools are busilY engaged In pre-
pairing programmes for the closing day
exercises. which occur the latter part oil
This
Mrs. Andrew Nelson returned home
Sunday from Salt Lake CITY. where she
was n guest of Joseph Nelson ana her
son William Nelson.
Ed Rassmussen purchased the livery
business Of Andrew Anderson last
Wednesday and Will conduct the bust
fMrs. r. p Erickson and Vcrnsl Erick-
sen left here last "Wednesday for Deimar.
New 20 visit with her daughter MIS-.
Thc city council has been busily on
gagged for the past week or more In re-
vIsing the city ordinances Several liquor
cases have gone by the board on account
of discrepancies and sins of omisslon'
and the city fathers concluded TO revisgi
them and have them rcpubilshcd ana
printed in book form.
Tcrm-enG examinations are being held
in the schools and many anxious ones
arc awaiting the crucial test for promo
lion
The G. c. Morrison Plumbing and Heat
Ing company is the title Of newly-incor-
poratcd firm in this city. The officers OF
Inc company arc: @. c Morrison. presi
dent w. T. Orroc5. vice president: w, r.
Oferman. secretary, The company has
the promise of prosperous future.
George Flint was the victim of a run
away accident. which resulted I'm the
smashup of a wagon and severe bruises
for himself. caused by the wagon passing
over his body.
Bishop Black OF Marvsvale expects to
return here with his family and make
Richfield his home. lie has been ap-
pointed resident agent for the Jensen
Creamery company. He Will have charge
of the entire district comprising the
of Sewer, Wayne, Pluto. Gar
field and Kane.
County Attorney Jorgensen was called
10 BurrVlllc this week In connection With |
tho Lipsy- Sheffield shooting scrapc that /
has caused such a furor Of excitement !
in that little villnge A case against |
Lipsy had been filed in the Justice court,