The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-06-02
THE UTAH BUDGET

alton will be held at Ogden July {
and 9.
Phyllis Harrison, aged Z, died al
her home in Logan on May 2S from
poisoning caused by eating tainted
Ice cream.
Bingham's new $4,000 Catholic
church is fast nearing completion, and
will be ready for dedication the last
Of next month
j. E. Turpin, painter, employed at
the International smelter, at Tooele,
fell fifteen feet and was severely in.
jured, but will recover.
The city council of Richfeld has
declared in favor OF the safe and
sane celebration, and fireworks will
be tabooed in that town in the future
II is expected that when the old
folks day celebration is held at Tooele
on June %, at least $500 men and
women over the age of so will be pres.
emit
Excitement and over.exertion in the
hot sun while playing ball at Salt
Lake City shortly before noon Sunday
Charles Larson, aged 2S.
William Morgan, convicted in Salt
Lake City of counterfeiting. escaped
from the officers while being taken to
the Federal prison at Fort Leaven-
worth, Kas., and is still at large.
Mrs. Emeline A. Islaub, 50 years
old, wife of George II. Islaub, who
for many years was postmaster of
Ogden, died suddenly Saturday in Salt
Lake City of hemorrhage Of the lungs.
The country in the vicinity of LOT
green, about Is m. les north of Tintic.
Is being ravaged by big brown crick-
cts, which are spreading over the val
legs and creating a good deal of dam
age.
Taken with acute gastritis while
walking along the street in Salt Lake
City. William S. Gallagher, proprietor
of rooming house. died in an auto
mobile while being hurried to hos
pital.
The thirteenth annual convention of |
the Colorado Association of Master
Plumbers, including Colorado, Wyo-
ming, Utah, Idaho and New Mexico, |
was held In Salt Lake City on Mon.
day and Tuesday.
Through passenger trains between
Los Angeles and Salt Lake will be in
operation over the Salt Lake Route
by June 10, possibly sooner 1t appears
very likely that through freight will
be moved as early as June T.
A team of spirited horses, attached
to light spring wagon and driven by
Jacob Sorenson of Ogden valley,
plunged over the embankment into
the dam at the head of Ogden can.
yon, forcing Sorenson to swim for his
life.
While Mayo Sorenson, aged Z, was
playing at his home in Centerfield.
he found giant cap. and not knowing
OF the danger of exploding it, struck
1t on rock. The entire contents of
the cap struck his left hand, severing
the thumb.
Some experts from the State Agri-.
cultural college have just completed
a tour of Tooele valley, investigating
the spreading of the mcern weevil
plague. After a careful survey they
discovered that weevil is operating
as far south as Erda,
That the next annual convention OF
the National Association of Attorneys
General will be held in Salt Lake next ,
year is the information received.
from Attorney General Albert r.
Barnes, who is attending the conven.
ton at st. Paul, Mimi
By the burning of one of the Utah
Fuel company's dwellings at Sunny.
side. Saturday night, the child of Mr.. ,
and Mrs. Francis Dennson, aged :
about one year. was cremated. The ,
olae caught from stove-pipe while .
the mother was temporarily out of
ioors
AS an evidence of their appreciation /,
Or the way the Salt Lake Elks have :
always turned out and visited south :
srn California whenever there was \
anything doing there, the Elks' lodge :
If Santa Monica has decided to run $
big excursion from Los Angeles TO )
Salt Lake, July 16. h
A postal savings bank minus the
interest features, but with full conf
Ience in Uncle Sam. has been insti-
uted by foreigners In Salt Lake. At
he present time over $4,000, accord. r
ng to the statement of the postmaster,
les in the local postoffice as result b
I the movement.
The latest fish story comes from
'lverton, resident of that village
eclaring that one morning last week, |
lille he and neighbor were talk \
lg in the front yard, a large fish
ropped from the heavens to the cen. 7
pr of his lawn. He says the fish
leasured IA inches in length ia
Utah's gold medal for the general be
zcellency of the states exhibit at ia
lie Alaska Yukon-Pacific exposition 81
as received by Governor Spry last NJ
eek. and with the medal came a
lmber of diplomas awarded the state &C
r various special exhibits. sh
Willy Beyhl, aged 35, who had been W.
OnIoVad In a nfqar efpra In Salt ne