The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-09-16
THE UTAH BUDGET

pacity of 1.200 pounds of cheese per
day.
Melon day at the Four-State fair in
Ogden was great success. Three
thousand melons were distributed
among the visitors.
State Statistician H. T. Haines has
compiled figures showing that the
brewery business in Utah increased
ass per cent from 1905 to 1908.
Perry Russell of Ioa had his jaw
broken on the left side. seven teeth
loosened, and he was otherwise
bruised, due to kick from horse.
Ogden banks now show a gain of
S1,b00,000 In deposits over this time q
year ago This is taken as an index
Of substantial growth of business in
the vicinity.
1t is estimated that the output OF
sugar from the Lehi sugar factory
this year will be 10000 tons. The field
campaign on the beet crop will begin
September %.
Ole Olson of Smithfield, who was
injured by load of wheat falling
pelvic bone, succumbed to his injuries,
He leaves wife and six children.
Albert Gaylor, aged 16, has a
broken arm as the result of 'joshing"
\ stranger on the streets of Salt Lake,
the man grasping the lad by the arm
and shaking him so severely that his
arm was broken.
John Parlin, sheepherder in the
employ of the Bountiful Livestock
company, was severely injured by
lightning while herding his flock in
the range. Twenty-six sheep in his
band were killed by the bolt.
Cities in Sanpete county are raising
the liquor license to figure that
will make the sale of liquors in that
county prohibitive. Two thousand dol
Lars per anpum appears to be the fig
ure agreed upon for a license.
Sewer County Beet Growers asso-
citation will ship 1000 cars, 100 trains,
of sugar beets this year; 500 cars of
hay will also be shipped from that
county this year. The farmers will
receive $1,225,000 for these two crops.
Albert M. Baker, one of the first
settlers to enttr the Cache valley, 60
ing there in 1856. died at his home In
Mendon. He was rs years of age
Paralysis was the cause. He had
crossed the plains two times by OK
team.
Friday last the little daughter of
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dentally fell upon a pitchfork while at
play In the garden. One of the tines
entered her left hand, one her cheek
Just below her left eye, while another
went into her forehead.
Angus Cliff, 26 years old, miner
was accidentally killed while at work
in the DAILY West mine at Park City.
He was uncoupling ore cars at the
1,200-foot level station wnen the cage
started up, he was dragged into the
shaft and his neck broken.
Lehi will soon have a waterworks
system. Five cars of pipe have ar
rived and twenty-five men are at
work. The water win be piped seven
miles from Alpine Springs, near Al
pine, and is said to be some of the
purest water in the state.
A box of a dozen apples has been
sent to the Seattle exposition by j.
Tom Fitch from Helper, the apples
being grown in his orchard at Helper.
The dozen apples in a row are said
to measure fifty-two and one-half inch
es across the top or almost four and
one-half feet.
Notifications to 1000 Incorporated
companies doing business in Utah are
now being sent out informing them
that there is due the state the annual
corporation tax, ranging from So for
companies with capital of $1O.OUo or
less to $50 for companies of more than
100000 capital.
While returning to Lehi from Sara
toga Springs at night, John Corner
and Leslie Broadbent, riding one
horse, were fired upon by some un.
known person. Their horse ran
away and collided with carriage,
the shaft entering their horses body,
killing the animal.
While attempting TO oil shaft in
tuc oldH SOppSl iiillli JOuh hdlSIly,
rs years old. had his clothing caught
In set screw and was terribly bat
tered by the whirling machinery.
His left arm was completely pulled
out of the body and his left leg was
smashed to pieces, death resulting.
While camping couple of miles
from Indianola. where Richard Mills
and Hyrum Meyer We're clearing land,
two children of the former and one
of the latter were poisoned through
eating canned salmon. The salmon
was eaten at lunch, soon the children
became i'll, and only heroic measures
saved their lives.
Earl Grimes, tramp of many
aliases, said to be wanted in Colo
RADIO for horse stealing, has been ar
rested at Price on a charge of car