The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-09-29
THE UTAH BUDGET

neral services at the Tabernacle in
Salt Lake City on Sunday of Mrs.
Bathsheba Wilson Smith
Thomas Reeder was run down by
an automobile on the main street OF
Ogden and badly injured. The joy
riders made their escape.
Ducks and other water fowls In the
state of Idaho are not affected with
the disease that has been raging
among the game birds of Utah.
The body of the man who was killed
on the railroad track near Cotton on
September II, was buried on Sunday
without having been identified.
Rev. Elmer l. Goshen, pastor of the
First Congregational church In Salt
Lake City, is planning to conduct
free employment bureau in his church.
A site has been selected for Salt
Lake City's proposed 100000 high
school building, tract of eleven acres
on the east side of the city having
been purchased.
While waiting for street car in
Salt Lake City, Edward Barlow, aged
sc. was stricken by heart failure and
died while being taken to the emer-
gency hospital.
To stimulate the smaller industries
throughout California and Nevada, the
Salt Lake Route has made volun-
tary reduction in its freight tariffs, in
effect October /.
Mrs. Mary l.. Dillingham;, aged SO,
fell from a street car in Salt Lnke
City, in attempting to alight from the
car while 1t was in motion, sustaining
injuries which resulted in her DEATH
Mike Mckinley is in an Ogden hos.
pital suffering from innumerable cuts
and abrasions as result of being as
saulted while passing through the
railroad yards, presumably by high.
waymen
A complete yeggman's outrt for
blowing safes has been found by a
farmer at Kaysville in his barn 1t
Is believed the outfit was left there
while the owners located safe to be
robbed
with the end In view of trying to in.
duce settlers to locate In Utah, the
Salt Lake Route will issue within a
few week some of the handsomest
booklets ever published by railroad
In this part of the country,
The Boy Scout" movement, start
Cd In England some years ago by Sir
Baden-Powell is OF have a Salt Lake
chapter. The Boy Scouts have an
enrolment of more than 40000 in
England and are nearly 100000 strong
In America.
The first sample records recently
taken of the famous Salt Lake taber-
nacle organ and choir by the Columbia
Phonograph company, have been COM
pleted and people in every cline will
soon be able to judge of the merits
of that excellent organization.
Carl Esivis, aged 19 years. who sus-
taineu a slight injury to the left foot
at the Murray smelters, developing
into peritonltis. is dead The infec-
ton OF the injured foot Is said to have
been accompanied by general break,
down of his physical condition.
Governor William Spry is quoted as
being heartily in favor of a PROPOSE.
tion made by Governor NJ. E. Hay of
Washington to call another conserva-
ton congress to discuss the move
ment, as it applies particularly to the
western, mountain and coast states.
On Monday the delegates to the
Good Roads convention at Ogden con-
structed, with their own hands and
the aid of picks and shovels, half a
mile of macadam road, the first
stretch of the new road connecting
Cheyenne, Salt Lake and Boise City.
The regular first-class rate from Los
Angeles to Salt Lake will be reduced
October |, from $50 to s25. Between
San Francisco and Salt Lake the rate
will fall from $50 to S23,5S. The new
schedule is the result of complaints
made by the Salt Lake Commercial
club.
A wave of prosperity Is spreading
over the hamlet of Union, about three
miles southeast of Murray. Progress
sive citizens there of late have been
going about among the property own
ers, and ways and means are being
planned for water distributing
plant,
George Simpson, a cement worker
at DEVILS Slide, is dead as a result
of blow over the head with bill
lizard cue, and his slayer, Art Aldrich,
Is held by the sheriff of Morgan coun.
ty under a charge of first degree MUIR
der.
The Agricultural college at Logan
began the school year on September
20, with the brightest prospects it
has had In its history. More students
have presented themselves for regis
tration on the opening day than ever
before.
Mrs. Bathsheba Wilson Smith, the
last surviving Latter-day Saint who
took the endowment in the Nauvoo
temple, one of the pioneers OF the
rburoh and the first uresident Of the