The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1909-10-14
THE UTAH BUDGET

The harvesting and packing OF
winter apples commenced in Davis
county last week The crop is very
good this year.
Fire at Beaver City destroyed the
Studebaker branch store and the
isis theatre, the loss being several
thousand dollars
Seven hundred laborers are to be
employed on the Davis and Weber
counties canal as soon as the work
men can be obtained
A reward of $500 has been offered by
the governor for the arrest and convic-
tion of the highwayman who murdered
Policeman Riley in Salt Lake City.
George f. Maule. a well-known real
estate man of Ogden and author of
popular book entitled Life and
Law: the Way to Buster Life is
dead.
Clever forgers have been giving
bad checks to saloon keepers and to
buiness men of Ogden, getting away
with considerable sums by theii
frauds.
Dr. w. c. McCarty who was re-
Gently injured in an automobile acci-
dent In Ogden has sufficiently recov-
cred from his injuries to return to
his home In Idaho.
Some miscreant poisoned the fish
pond at Wandamere, a park near
Salt Lake. using cyanide of potas-
hum. killing approximately $4,000
worth of game fish.
The furniture for the Wayne stake
tabernacle has arrived from the east
and is being conveyed over the
mountains by team to Wayne. The
building is fast nearing completion.
Clifford Cave, the young man who
was accidentally shot In the face
while duck hunting near Ogden, Oc'
tober l. is improving. but it is be
neved he will lose the sight OF one
sye.
One of the greatest benefits real
lied by the new city OF Midvale Is
In having all saloons closed tight on
Sundays and holidays and In having
them keep orderly, and close at mid
night every night
One man was killed and several
dring of shot, while they were en-
gagged In blasting tor a railroad spur
which is being put in by the Utah
Construction company at Bingham.
The frosts of last week virtually
closed the tomato canning season In
Weber county. The CROP however,
was "a handsome one and had been
practically all harvested, the profits
to the growers being above the aver.
age.
The Kaysville city council haa
passed a new liquor law. by which
saloon licenses have been increased.
saloons must hereafter pay license
of 5000 per year, Minors, women or
habitual drunkards cannot buy liquor
and pool tables will not be permitted
IN saloons.
Amos S. Warren, one of Spring
ville's old pioneers, is dead OF heart
failure, after an illness of only Few
hours. Mr.. Warren was rs years old
and was the last member of the first
settlers of Springville. He drove
one of the first ten wagons to pull
into this city.
There Is practically no vinegar In
Utah. according to the state dairy
and food commission. On the other
hand there is from $4,000 to $4,000
worth of diluted acetic acid thar
heretofore has sold as vinegar, and
It is proposed to put sudden eno
to the Illegal traffic
From three to four carloads OF SUI
gar are being shipped from the sugar
works at Lehi every day, much OF 1t
going to Missouri river points. sugar
beet wagons form one continuous pro
cession from daylight till dark, and
the beets are coming in from outside
towns by the trainload.
r. A, Lowe of Austin, who has
been making specially of bee cul'
ture for a number of years, reports
that his apiary produced $4,000
pounds of honey this season, which
will bring him something like $4,000
He has demonstrated that bee cul'
ture pays in Sewer valley
The city recorder of Lehi has ad
yertised for sealed bids for digging
the trenches for the city water
works. The trench from Alpine to
the Lehi settling tank will be hve
and a half miles long, and the bids
REQUIRE that the work be commenced
Immediately after the goth inst.
Because there is no provision made
nv the city authorities of Huntsville
to feed prisoners in the city Jail, Ho
ken Olsen, sentenced to ninety days
imprisonment for the illegal sale OF
liquor, is incarcerated in the Ogden
jail, he having demanded that the
city furnish him three meals day.
Hugh NJ Darling, whose body was
found in the doorway of drug store
In Salt Lake City at an early houl