The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-11-24
THE UTAH BUDGET

While working in a coal mine at
Moreland, John Camalon, "A Greek, was
run over by loaded pit car and in
stantly killed
The twenty-ffth annual convention
of the Utah State Sunday School asso-
citation will be held in ogden, Novem-
ber 20, 80 and December /.
Four hundred and ten thousand dol
lars worth of the 100000 issue of
Salt Lake City school bonds will re.
main in the hands of local investors.
Plans are already under way for
holding a county fair at Logan in 1911,
fair which will eclipse anything of
its kind held in this inter-mountain
country.
Burning rubbish and dry leaves in
the streets and back yards of the city
is believed to be responsible for a
serious epidemic of scarlet fever now
raging in Ogden.
Representatives of the wholesale,
iobbing and manufacturing houses of
Salt Lake are planning to form local
branch of the National Association of
Sales Managers.
Building operations throughout Da-
Wis county have been unusually active
this fall, and since election time have
greatly increased in number, sueses.
tive of the prosperity of the county.
The new hotel at Cache Junction
has been opened, the hotel that every
man from every part of the United
States that ever had to wait in Cache
Junction two hours has been waiting
Tor.
BY the duplicate check system, six
colored walters and white man who
ncted as checker in Salt Lake res
taurant, are said to have robbed the
proprietor of $1,000 during the past
three weeks.
A three days conference of state
superintendents of schools was held
In Salt Lake City last week, substan-
tial steps toward solving many vexing
problems of school superintendents
being taken
The careless handling of shotgun
almost caused the death of Orlando
Crane, aged 15, near Salina The
charge of shot plowed across the boys
tdtt, DuL lOILuuulcly OulJ hCoh
wound was made.
A test OF the ordinance in effect in
Ogden prohibiting bicycle riding on
sidewalks is to be made, merchant
having been convicted declaring his
Intention of carrying the case to the
supreme court.
J. Nj. Flaherty, switchman, fell
l.. ~ h.. ,,,,, ar,
home from his work in Salt Lake City
at night, and sustained broken leg
Some unknown person had taken the
cap from the manhole.
Herbert Lofthouse, aged 5, was ac-
cidentally shot by a 14-year-old boy in
Salt Lake, the bullet from n .22-calibre
rifle plowing through the abdomen
and lodging in the left leg. The boy
Is in a critical condition.
A Salt Lake Judge, after sentencing
man who had beat woman, de-
clared IF there were law in the
state whereby could send you to the
whipping post would in addition rec
ommend such punishment"
Several hundred acres of land in
Juab county have been reclassified as
agricultural lands and subjected to en-
try under the enlarged homestead act
according to proclamation from the
department at Washington.
The town of Chester is quarartined
at present with scarlet fever, the dis
ease having appeared in severa
homes. The public schools are closed
and all public gatherings have beer
discontinued for some time.
Ed Henderson, gambler who for
merly operated at Prescott, Ariz,
where he is said tc have been prosper
GUS, dropped dead in Salt Lake Cit,
from heart disease, occasioned by the
excessive use of morphine.
The citizens of Ephriam will now b'
given an opportunity to patronize ant
contribute to public library an,
reading room. The reading room ha'
been entirely remodeled and new
furniture and fixtures installed.
The Republican campaign com
mittee at Park City has decided Il
contest the action of the county com
missioners in the casting out of fort.
Republican votes and twenty Demo
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meal errors appeared on the tall!
sheets.
Suffocated by smoke from a fir
caused by the overturning of an oi
lamp, Mrs S. c. Hull, aged 60 years
was found dead in the kitchen of he
little home in Salt Lake City. Th
aged woman was a sufferer iron
rheumatism, and could not escap'
from the room.
Thomas Vance, the Salt Lake maj
once sentenced to death for the muT
der of his wife, but granted a new
trial, has again been sentenced, thi
time to twenty years Imprisonment
the maximum penalty for the crim'
of assault with intent to commit muir
duer, for which he was convicted,
Insurance Commissioner Willard