The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-05-19
THE UTAH BUDGET

his trouble.
The union clerks of Ogden have in
augurated the early closing plan, and
all retail stores employing union
clerks now close at Z o'clock.
The good roads convention held at
Ephraim Saturday, May IA, was well
attended, and an enthusiastic senti.
ment was aroused for good roads.
Cache valleys dairy interests
amount to one and one-half million
dollars per year; two condensed milk
factories have an output of 81 10000
Old Folks day will be celebrated
this year on June 90 at Tooele City.
This is the date and the place decid-
ed on by the committee having the af.
fair In charge.
A report just received from Chi.
cago states that T. II. Glenn of Salt
Lake has been appointed to the posi-
ton of bacteriologlst at the North.
western Medical college,
Utah strawberries are now taking
the place Of the California product in
the Salt Lake market. Saturday three
crates of Mill Greek berries were sold
in Salt Lake for 30 cents box.
While playing with other boys, Har-
ry Caldwell, aged 12, of Salt Lake
City. was struck in the head by 10
pound Shot his skull being frac-
tured, and It is feared death may en-
sue.
Just now new settlers are focking
ia. A.
can show more varied lands or lands
Of better possibilities, and 1t Is this
that is attracting settlers from other
states.
While at work In the Utah Copper
mill at Garfield, Roy Betnley's cloth
ing caught on the shafting and but
for the fact that he had strength
enough to tear himself loose, he
would have been crushed to death.
The city of Richfeld owns property
valued at $o1,S6l; has bonded indebt-
edness of $4,000. running twenty
years and bearing per cent interest;
owns it's own water plant, valued at
$4,000, and has no floating indebted
ness.
Through passenger service on the
San Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
railroad, from salt Lake City to Los
Angeles, will be resumed on June 15.
Through freight service will probably
be resumed few days prior to that
time
There are two beet-sugar factories
in the Cache valley. which produced
In 1909 over thirty-three million
pounds of sugar and paid $69S,000 to
1860 beet farmers, yields in some in.
stances aggregating thirty-five tons
per acre.
Claud II. Give, charged with kill
Ing w. o. Wilcox at Mill Fork, May
z, had preliminary hearing at Provo.
May IA, and was bound over without
bonds for trial in the district court
on information charging murder in
the first degree.
Cache county is known as the mec-
ca of horse buyers In the western part
of the United States, hundreds OF fine
srimals being shipped out each year
TO Denver. Salt Lake. San Francisco,
the mountain and coast regions.
Salt Lake Route train No. 3, ma
rooned In the washout December 81.
last, has been taken out of the wash
and moved 20 Caliente. For four and
one-half months this superb train with
all its equipment has been stalled in
the canyon between Acoma and Cali
ente.
Walter p Stockton is in Salt Lake
hospital in precarious condition
from burns received while working as
lineman for the Utah Light & Rail
way company. while Frank Bowland
and Bailey Werner, who rescued him
from his perilous position, were badly
burned.
Lodged in a cell in the Ogden city
Jail with drunks, vagrants and petty
thieves, J. Ryan, former Catholic
priest, who was communicated from
the church because he violated his
oaths by marrying Miss Sadie Moran,
an Ogden girl, is charged with beat.
Ing his wife,
Twenty-three high schools compet-
ed in the track and fed meet in Salt
Lake City on May IA. with an aggre.
cate. number of $50 athletes contest.
ing The meet resulted in clean
victory for the Murdock academy,
from Beaver City, which scored to-
tai of 80 points.
There are sixteen cannerles in We.
her county; in fact, the canning in.
dustry of the state is directed from
Ogden, and the pack of 1909 was $780,
BOO cases of twenty-four cans to the
case. Sixty per cent of this pack was
tomatoes To move this pack necessi-
tated the use of 1900 cars
At meeting of the council of ad-
ministration of the Utah County post
Of the Black Hawk Indian War Vet
Grams, held in Springville last week,
1t was decided to celebrate the an.
nual campfire reunion in Springville
on August 16, II, IS and 10.
Henry Spriggs, who left Park City
Sunday morning at 1855 to walk to
Salt Lake City, a distance of thirty