The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-05-01
RiChfield News Notes
To Tho Tribune.

manager OF the local electric light COM
pany is at Price this week looking over
that field with "a view TO establishing an
electric plant for tho town. There Is an
available water power there, and II this
enough to make steam plant pay; He
has several associates I'm the scncnc
and it will probably result In lighting
J. w, Hogan. the ontractor, who has
been enlarglng the SEWER valley canal.
made himself, popular With his employees
the past week While the Georgia tlar-
per company was holding down the boards
at the local theatcr he bought up the
entire center section Two nights III sue
cesslon and distributed the tickets among
his employees.
Mrs. Alfred j. Bird. accompanied by
her three children. recently arrived from
England and joined her husband. who
is an employee of the Richiield CONNER
cial and Savings bank; She had very
pleased pleased with this Country.
o. p Borg has just returned from
LIintah, where he went to attend the
Judge w NJ MeCarty of the supreme
court was in Richneid and neighborinS
towns the past week, shaking hands with
J. f. Hcpplcr has left here To begin
his duties as travelling representative of
the DsnIcson Plow company;
From MarySYalc comes the cheering
news of expected activity among the
mines Of that district this summer The
Deer Trail has boon working force Of
results is attempted 90 be maintained 1t
has leaked out that some promising ore
has been encountered, w. H.. White, the
attorney from that town. and all-around
booster, was here this week, and he Is
saneuinc that there will be- much work
| there this summer as soon as the spo"
goes.
Mrs Oliver Anderson OF Glcnwood is
lying dangerously Ill Al the home of her
husbands brother, FranlS Anderson, She
gave birth TO a son on Monday and her
condition is considered serious.
Mckinley Outzcn. the little son OF H..
IT, Outzcn. was severely injured by he
onto A wagon driven by his brother and
fell from IL under the whels of a large
dray, which was attached TO the wagon.
TWO wheels passed over his legs, but
an examination disclosed the fact that
no bones were broken.
There is some troub1c among the water
| users here, owing TO the fact that some
have been using water on their lawns in
,, the night time. As there are number
of citizens In the northern part OF the
city whose. premises arc nearly on level
with the city's source of supply they are
deprived OF water whenever the tank
gets TOO low. With taps In tho lower
part open all night these citizens arc
deprived Of water and tn" superintend- :
cnr OF Watcrworks threatens prosecutions
against the offenders.
The school trustees met here Yesterday
afternoon and fixed the tax loyy for this
year at Il mills Ten mills will bc used
FOR general expenses, mills for high
school purposes. and mills for interest
on bonds, 1t was expected Mat there
would he a raise In the levy. hut the
trustees decided that they would not
| make a raise this year.
Judge Ferdinand Erickson and his son,
William. of Mount Pleasant were visitors
Ia Eichticld TN" past week. Judge Erick-
son is a heavy Stockbolder in IN" Jumbo
Plaster company, and they visited the
min NJ SIgurd before returning home.
Frank Hcpplor, president of the Central
Utah Trout company. has acquired Utlc
"a largo tract Of land in the vicinity Of
the fish ponds and will devote it TO sheep
raising. He has more sheep than he can
get on tho reserve this year and he will
pasture a number OF them i'll the val
John Nelson and wife arc here on a
visit from Garfield. Mr. Nelson has been
employed in Il store there, but Will ac-
ccDt o position with the Utah Copper
company on his return to the Smeltcr
city.
Returns have been received from sam
pies OF orc from the recent strike in the
average from thirty To ninety ounces In
silver and from 50 TO $il In gold per
! ton; This is considered an important
strike. and as the orc is the sulphide
which made the Annie Laurie famous
there will be development work done OH
the vein; n better process OF reduc-
tion could be secured for Gold mountain
there would he resumption of the
camps old-,me activity.
Frank Ogden and wife have returned
to their home after several months, abb
sence. Mr.. Ogden has been at Black
foot. Ida. in the interest of the Salina
Mercantile company.
miles north of tho city has stopped all
traffic for forty eight hours. A freight
train, which left here Tuesday afternoon.
was deratlcd because OF rotten ties, and
this branch was blocked for fair. The
afternoon passenger from the north ar
rived at the scene Of the derailment and
could get no further, so there was no
train from any. point south OF salina.
Two days mail was received about 6
o'clock last night, the wreck having been
cleared enough To let the train through,
The school children and their teachers
are busily preparing programme for
ne closing OF school, which will take
except The beginners, will take part In
the entertainment. which will mark the
closing. The beginners did not commence
the school year until three weeks after
the other grades had begun and they
will continue three weeks longer in con-
sequence.
The trustees have been considering ap-
plicstions for school teachers for next
year. They have concluded 10 add two
MOI. more teachers than have been employed
secured for next year: II, Z; Jensen.
principal OF high school; Earl Thompson
priinSlPaI Of grades Lister oHisT sophia
Nellie stalker, Mary Thompson. Dot
Wright. Myrtle Nebeker and SerInda
County Attorney John Jorgenson was
Salt Lake visitor this week.
j. NJ. Peterson returned from, Salt Lake
the past week. where he has been scrv-
ing juror in the federal court. He
was excused until May IL, at which time
he Will return and resume his court
duties.
0. c. Thurber returned from Salt Lake
on Sunday. He has been placing some
Jumbo stock and attending to other mat
Mrs. A. Anderson Of Salt Lake City
visited at the home of Peter Hansen this
week.
Cards arc out announcing the marriage
OF Alden Gledhll and Miss Eva Har-
mon, which will take place at the Mantl
temple. May D. 1900.
Il. r. Baldwin of Beaver visited friends
here over Sunday.
Miss Maud Orrock has been engaged
to teach school at Vernon next year.
Richfleld and Monroe high schools Will
cross bats at the fair grounds Satur-
day.
The barber shop OF Hyrum Ivie was en-
tered Tuesday by sneak thieves and the
till was rifled OF several dollars. This Is
the third time that the shop has been
victimized.
A. T.. Uawley made a. business trip to
Grass Valley this week i'm the interest