The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-08-18
THE UTAH BUDGET


weigh over fifty pounds.
Monroe has installed public baths
1T the Monroe hot springs. The pool
is 90x45 feet made of rock and cemenp
The annual fair OF Sewer county
viii be held at the fair grounds In
Tichheld. September 14th to 18th. in.
clusive.
Murray citizens are making efforts
TO have the Universal Cleaner Manu-
featuring company to locate in that
city.
County Game Warden Rose, who
has Just completed an inspection OF
Davis county, says there is plenty OF
grouse, pheasants. quail and sage hens
In that county.
Utah's state land board will try to
complete the Piute reservoir irriga
ton project. This was the formal de-
risiop announced by the board Satur-
day.
The Salt Lake Federation of Labor
at a meeting Sunday noon adopted res
olutions denouncing the action OF s.
M. Barlow, chief Of police, in threaten
ing to stop street meetings.
The apartments OF William Calvin,
a switchman at Helper, were entered
by sneak thieves and while Calvin
was sleeping they relieved him of $19
In cash.
The Provo Herald has leased the
plant of the Sewer Valley Sun at
Richfield and will begin the publica'
tion of a paper, to be known as the
Sun-Herald.
The tomato canneries throughout
Davis county will commence opera
ton for the season this week, and the
prospects for bumper yield OF the
fruit this year are bright.
Work ON the construction OF
double track road from Helper to
Spring Glen is being rapidly pushed,
and from all indications the road will
be completed by the end of October.
Preferring to take the chance of
jumping from thirty-foot. cliff in
Waterfall canyon than being bitten
by rattlesnake, Fred Craner OF Og.
den. aged 19, suffered q severe frac'
ture of the left leg,
Milford merchants will get up big
exhibit at the Beaver county fair to
be held at Beaver City next Septem-
her 21-24. The Beaver county fair
continues to grow bigger and better
each year.
The new eighteen-mile Utah Copper
railroad from Bingham to Garfield Is
being pushed vigorously, tents being
pitched along the line sufficient to ac
commodate small army. Over the
whole distance some construction
work has been done, except close to
town where tunnels are to be driven
The Knight woolen mills plant OF
Provo is now in operation in all its
departments, cleaning wool, carding.
spinning, dyeing, weaving and ,finish'
ing. The work so far has been con.
fined to getting out samples, which
have been sent to the trade through,
out the country.
A protest was filed with the state
game warden this week by the mem,
bers of the Goshen Duck club, com.
posed mostly of the business men of
Eureka, against the shooting of fish
ducks by the sportsmen of this state.
The advisory committee of five ap-
pointed by Governor William Spry,
met Monday for the purpose of con
sidering ways and means for the es-
tablishment of a Utah exhibit at the
Eighteenth National Irrigation con-
gress to be held at Pueblo September
26 to 2S.
two boys about 8 years of age, whose
homes are in Salt Lake City, were tax
en- into custody by the Ogden police
Monday and were held for their par
ents.
Joseph w, Burt, who had spent
practically all of his life in police
work in Salt Lake City, and who. for
the past seven years, has been a de-
tective in the city police department
died at his home Sunday morning of
heart trouble.
BY a 150-pound pile-driver hammer
falling about so feet and striking him
on top of the head Oscar Olsen ol
Chester was severely injured. Olsen's
accident was due to rope with which
the hammer is pulled up breaking and
the hammer falling at a time when he
was directly under IT,
Prof. John j. Mcclellan, organist at
the tabernacle, has been elected vice
president of the National Association
of American Organists, which has Just
concluded its national convention at
Ocean Grove, n, J. 1t is an honor that
followed an organ recital given by
Professor Mcclellan.
In decision by Judge j. D. Muir,
ply in police court of Ogden, in which
A. C. Bolander was fined $40 for ask.
ing a question at a street religious
meeting recently. free speech was de-
fined as under the control of the city
ordinances.
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