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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
NEWS OF UTAH AND
ADJOINING STATES
FRESH BULLET HOLE
IN CAR, SAYS Judd
Juror DiSagreeS With Sheriff as
to Age of Penetration
in Wood.
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Provo, Aug. 5.-This morning in the
Give murder case Sheriff George T.
Judd was called in sur-rebuttal by the
defense. He testified that a bullet had
been taken from the car last night.
the same calibre as the bullet found
in the body of Wilcox and the bullets
found in Wilcox's bedroom Oh previous
examinations OF the car. inns bullet
had been found lodged in the floor
Of the office room and had been fired
in the direction of WilcOX's bedcham-
Der.
on cross-examination Sheriff Judd
testified that he had previously made
careful examinations OF the floor for
bullet holes. but had not found any.
He further testified that the bullet
hole discovered yesterday appeared TO
be a fresh bullet hole. On redirect
examination the sheriff testified that
he had had charge OF the ear for some
time, the key had been in possession
of the railroad men, who had been in
structed 10 let no one enter the car eX-
cept on order OF Sheriff Judd, and he
knew Of TO one being in the car eX-
cept defendant, his attorney, j. W.
WhitecottOn, and himself, when they
were there together.
Juror 5. D. Johnson, who discovered
the bullet hole il the car last even
ing, said that the hole did not appear
to him TO be a fresh hole.
County Attorney Evans opened for
the state, and was followed by j. w.
N. Whitecotton for the defense. Dis
trict Attorney Harvey Cuff will close
the jury will receive the instructions
of the court
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
DROWNED IN BEAR RIVER
l.. w. Williams OF North Ogden Thrown
Into Stream by Fractions Horse
-BOdy is Recovered.
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ogden, Aug. 5.-Lorin W. Williams Of
North Ogden was drowned in Bear river
near Corinne at 10 o'clock this morn
ing. His companions, William Daniels
and Hyrum Blayloc, risked their lives
in futile attempts TO save him. At S
o'clock this afternoon the body was
recovered.
The three young men left North Og-
den last night for fishing trip along
the Bear river. One % thei= horses,
becoming fractions al their camp on the
river bank this morning. Williams
mounted 10 better manage the animal
Bolting straight for the river, the
horse plunged in, throwing its rider
Williams cries for help brought his
companions, and though both swan To
The spot where he was seen to go
under, no trace OF him could be found.
AFTER searching in vain for the body
Daniels and BlaylOck returned to
Corlnne with the news. Under the di-
rection OF Sheriff Joseph JOsephsOn OF
BOX Elder county a rescue party
dragged the river for hours today, and
after being in the water five hours, the
body was recovered.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
INDIAN WAR VETS
ENCAMPMENT ENDS
Governor Spry and Congress-
man Howell Take Part
in Closing Day.
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Nephi, August 5.-The annual en-
campment of the Black Hawk Indian
War veterans came to a close tonight
with a banquet rendered to Governor
William Spry, Congressman Joseph
Howell and a number of other Wis
itors. by the Nephi Commercial club
An interesting program dwelling on
the dry farms OF Nephi was given,
the products Of the dry farms being
used to considerable advantage in the
menu
The days entertainment consisted
Of two meetings, one held this morn
ing and the other this afternoon,
horse races and dancing in the even
ing. The dry farm exhibit in the
Central school house attracted con-
siderable attention throughout the
day.
The baseball game this afternoon,
between Spanish Fork and Nephi
was won by Spanish Fork by a score
Of IA TO 4.
The morning program consisted Of
singing by the veterans choir; invo-
cation by Chaplain Thomas Bowlesi
music by the Nephi band; vocal duet
b9 LEstA INlNA54NN anu MIA CdA NSA D
address, State Commander ]. M.
Westwood; recitation by Pearl
Sparks; address, Rasmus Justeson;
comic recitation, Joseph 6. Blaine
music by Nephi band; recitation by
Wanda Lyon, and selection by the
Apollo quartet.
In the afternoon there were ad-
dresses by Governor Spry, Congress-
man Howell, ]. w. Paxman and r. E.
Grover. interspersed with music by
the veterans fife and drum corps.
The addresses at the Commercial
were made chiefly along the arid
farm lines. The address of welcome
was made by r. f. Grover. and was
responded to by Governor Spry. The
program was as follows: Vocal solo,
Mrs c. K. Davis; address, "Juab's
Dry Farms" J. W. Paxman; vocal
solo, T. w. Vickers; address, Dry
Nephi." Jacob Coleman; address,
What the Agricultural College Has
Done for Neph1." p. V. Gordon; ad-
dress, l.. A. Merrill; piano solo.
Thyllis Sparks; address. Our Pres
ent State Administration" T. l..
FOote; vocal solo. Alta Carter; ad-
dress, Judge Joshua Greenwood.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
HUNTSVILLE MUST PAY
DisineOrpOrnted 10 Escape Taxation,
but Is Ordered by Court 10
Liquidate Back Debts.
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ogden. Aug. 5.-After having legally
disincorporated 10 escape the burden
OF heavy taxes and alleged misrule by
the party in power. the inhabitants OF
the erstwhile city Of Huntsville are,
from time 10 time, 10 be subjected 10
taxes running as high as 20 mills on the
dollar, To pay off the public debt IN
CURED during their brief but stormy
municipal history. This means OF sat
isfying the claims OF creditors was or
dered by Judge ]. a. Howell in the dis
trict court this afternoon.
The total claims against the city
amount to s4.s96.39. while the assets
consist chiefly OF uncOllected fines as
sessed against Hoken Olsen. saloon
keeper. The chief creditor is the Utah
National bank, with claim Tor S5,-
3I9.l7. Jacob Jensen has an approved
claim for 40 cents. Today was the last
day for the presentation OF claims.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
NEW YORK MAN WISHES
TO EXHIBIT POLE CATS
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ogden. Aug. 5.-Skunks for exhibit at
the -Four state fair. is the latest sug-
gestlon received by DR.. II NJ. Rowe,
president of the fair association. Al
mon r. Klbbe Of Mayviile, n. Y. wishes
10 enter the exhibit and has asked that
special premiums Tor this class of eX-
hibits be provided. Kibbe ineloses the
information that 5000, 600 skunk skins
market alone, and declares that an ami
mai furnishing such a flOurishing in
dustfy should have consideration in the
-Four State fair. The communication was
turned over to Mayor William Glas-
mann, who, as supervisor of the poultry
and pet department, must pass on pole
cat exhibits
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
TAX LEVY is UNCHANGED;
SANPETE SALARIES RAISED
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Richfield, Aug. 5.-The county com
missioners have kept the tax levy at
the same point as last year, 10. 5 mills,
with an additional mills on cattle and
sheep outside OF incorporated cities.
In the matter OF salaries. there was a
slight raise in the offices of clerk, at
tOrney, treasurer, recorder, sheriff and
commissioners, the total raise amount
ing TO 1915 a year.
A franchise was granted TO the cit
liens OF Central TO build and maintain
a telephone line along the county roads
between that town and Richfield.
Seven applicants asked for The posi-
ton OF janitor of the court house, and
w. j. Bean was appointed.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
INSPECT NEW MACHINE.
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-a.-a.-lIla A.-n -E.raaArinl- q IloI

Especial to The Herald Republican,
Kaysville, Aug. Frederick G. Dick
ersOn. who has been here for over two
weeks installing a new machine. Of
which he Is the inventor, in the Kays-
Vile cannery, has returned TO his home
IN Chicago. Representatives from a
numbe OF the leading canning factories
I'm Utah visited the Kaysville cannery
and inspected the new machinery later
being guests of Mr.. Dickerson at La
gooni where trout and chicken dinner
was served Among the guests were
Maroni Mann of Woods Cross, Hyrum
Stewart of Clarified, William Craig of
Ogden, John G. NJ. Barnes of KaysVille
Fred Callahan of Salt Lake City, Rich
ard Stringham OF Woods Cross. Alex
Brewer of ogden. Bucian Ray of Salt
Lake City. and Jed stringham of Lay
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MUST SERVE TWO YEARS
FOR FALSE PRETENSES
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ogden. Aug. 5.-A. W. Haines. alias
Mendenhall, arrested in New Mexico
last winter and returned 10 Ogden TO
answer charges Of obtaining money un-
der false preIenses. was today SEN
fenced 10 two years in the state prison,
following his conviction on the charge
n the district court.
Showing a fictitious certificate OF de-
pOsit on the National Bank OF Sapulca,
Oklahoma, Haines presented a SlOG
draft on the bank TO DR.. r. A. Joyce
of this city. at the ogden general hos
piIal a year ago. The check was re-
ceiVed in payment for medical and hos
pital bills, and a gOodly cash balance
was returned 20 haines.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
PREPARE FOR FlREMEN.
Bingham Volunteers Make Ready for
Big Convention of Fire Fighters.

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Bingham, Aug. 5.-The Bingham VOL
unteer fire department ~ making ex-
tensiVe preparations 10 entertain the
state convention Of volunteer firemen
to be held here August % and "a Fire
departments No. l. No and the one at
Upper Bingham will meet them at the
station in full uniform the morning OF
the 23d. Headed by the band the pro-
CessiOn will form at the depot and
march the entire length of Main street
The organization will go into executive
session in Society hall in the afternoon
followed by an elaborate banquet. At
the conclusion Of the business session
on the oath, the convention, accOmpan-
led by the local firemen. Will go 10
Sandy, where the annual tournament
will be held on the 25th.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
PARK CITY MUST AGAIN
SELL THE WATER BONDS
Denver Bank, After Burying Issue,
Notifies City That the Paper Is
Not Acceptable.
(speeial to nc Herald-RepubIicanl

Park City, Aug. 5.-The committee on
fire and water reported TO the city
council that the Central Savings bank
of Denver. which promised 10 purchase
the $50, 900 water bonds had recOnsid-
cred and ordered the $1,000 check re-
turned. The only reason given for not
purchasing the bonds wss because or
an alleged unreasonable delay on the
part or the city in not sending IN the
papers setting forth the procedure OF
the council in reference to the water
bonds. 1t was decided TO forward the
bank its check. and TO readvertlse for
the selling OF the water bonds.
Miscellaneous bills 10 the amount OF
s2,I53.66, including the city's payroll,
were ordered paid. Treasurer j. j.
FitZgeTaId reported cash On hand July
l, S5,SS7.81; receipts for the month
licenses, S50S.50; police court, 9l,Uz5
cemetery, SIS; poll taxes, sic; m-scel-
ldneOus, S23, making d grand total IN
GLIDING cash on hand, Si,4IL5l. War
rants paid out in judy s5,45s.55; cash
on hand August l, s4,U36.I6.
r. II. Waters, justice OF the peace,
heard sixty-three city cases during the
past month. He imposed fines amount
ing 10 S1,155, of which amount Sl,025
was collected in cash.
The Park City Military band was
given 800, to be used in providing Tor
instruments and music.
The Park City volunteer fire depart
ment was given SIS TO pay the expenses
of the three delegates and trustee who
viii attend the state firemens cOnven-
ton. to be held at Bingham and Sandy
August %, "a and %.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
Is BADLY SCALDED ON
THRESHlNG MACHINE
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Preston, Ida. Aug 5.-Caught be-
tween a threshing machine and a sep
arator. which was attached to the for
mer as a trailer, and which became
unmanageable in descending hill
about a mile and a half east OF here
yesterday afternoon, Earl Hawks of
this place received injuries which may
prove fatal. The young man was bad
ly scalded, and is internally hurt. Suel
ROber, who was with him on the ma
chine, was slightly injured. Hawks
was brought here after the accident.
He has a wife and one child. The acct
dent was caused by the gearing Of
the thresher giving way. Both the
thresher and separator were completely
wrecked.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
TEACHER is BADLY INJURED
samuel o. Lowe Thrown Under Wagon
by Runaway Horse at Layton.
(Special TO The Herald Republican)

Layton. Aug. Samuel o. Lowe of
ParOwan, who has been teaching school
a Layton, was perhaps fatally injured
in a runaway this morning. Lowe,
who has been working on J. W. Thorn
ley's ranch, was driving a wagon loaded
with grain. The horses became fright
ened and started to run away. Lowe
fell 10 the dOubletTees, where he chung
for some time, finally falling TO the
ground. The wheels of the heavily
loaded wagon passed over his chest
and abdomen. The extent OF his in
juries is not known. although he is
lying at the Layton hospital in a pre-
cariOus condition.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
Provo BreVities
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Especial to The Herald epublican.)
Provo, Aug. 5.-Rev. @. w. Long
necker, of MinOt, North Dakota, and
family have arrived in Provo. Mr..
LOngnecker will succeed Rev. j. Chal-
len Smith as pastor of the Congrega-
tiOnal church MIR. Smith goes to Salt
Lake to take a position in the High
school.
A o. Johnson is confined to his room
with a broken collarbone and other in
juries sustained in a cavern of a shaft
in which he was working last Sunday
at Eureka.
George Bibbens son Of the late E. w.
Bibbens, OF this city, arrived yesterday
from Fort st. Michael, Alaska, where
he is stationed as a member of the
United States hospital corps.
A son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph o. Ward.
An abstract Of judgment from Judge
j. II. BOwmans court in the case Of
the Continental Insurance company vs.
Robert l. Woodward. has been filed in
the Fourth district court.
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Especial TO The Herald Republican,
Midvale. Aug. 5.-The fire which
started in the storage coal pile of the
Denver & RIO Grande railway yester-
day afternoon al Welby. has been eZ-
tinguished. For time it looked Is
though the blaze could not be checked.
but owing to the active work of rail-
way employees and residents the blaze
was finally. stamped out.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
PROVO POST INCORPORATES.

Especial to The Herald-Republican.)
Provo, May ARTICLES OF incOrpOra-
tion of the Post Publishing company
have been filed to carry on a general
printing and publishing business in
Provo. The capital stock is $4,000 in
shares or 80 cents each. The company
takes over and will continue the busi-
ness of the Post Publishing company in
Provo. The directors and officers are.
John NJ. Hicks, president; Heber c.
Hicks, vice president; Nephi c. Hicks,
secretary and treasurer; d. II. Thomas
and Joseph b. Keller
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Especial to The rald-Republican.)
Provo, Aug. 5.-The following direct
ors have been reelected by the Rain
bow Trout company, to fill a two-year
term: A. L. cullimore. A. l. Booth, Hy-
rum Baird and MILFORD F. Giles
Manager A. J. Sprague reported that
the company has on hand 500 900 fry
worth SIS a thousand.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
WILLARD NOTES.

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Willard, Aug. 5.-Aetive work has
been commenced on the waterworks
system for the city.
4 mass meeting of citizens was held
Monday to discuss the proposition OF
making Main street a state road from
Hot Springs TO Brigham. A levy of
five mills has been made for the pur-
pose by the county commissioners.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
SCATTERS REAL MONEY;
Is TAKEN BY POLICE
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Ogden. Aug. 5.-Scattering real $40
and S. bills with the recklessness Of
Pittsburg millionaire, a deluded
drunken individual styling himself a
United States senator and giving the
name Of Frederick Stanford Hawkins
created a lively stir on lower Twenty
fourth street this afternoon. When ar
rested by the police, he had a retinue Of
get-rich-quick street urchins, blocking
traffic. Hawkins is said to have dis
posed OF several hundred dollars and
when searched al the police station had
nothing but small change on his per-
son.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
RINGHAM nRIEFs.
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Bingham, Aug. General Manager
+. G. Allen and Managing Director A.
f. Holden inspected the Z. S. property
Friday.
The Utah Copper boys Of Upper Bling
ham are organizing a new band.
Chief Justice ID. n. Straup was a
guest OF his brother. DR.. F. f. Straup
this week
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
CONTRACT Is AwARpEp.
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NoptVIdI 10 he HoIdIu- tttpu DIIcdu.I
Midvale, Aug. 5.-A contract for S4.-
lie was awarded 10 Walter Roswell for
additions 90 school buildings in Mid
vale The board will also open bids
shortly for the sale of 500, 600 school
bonds. and Will appoint janitors at the
next meeting. Practically all the teach
ers have been engaged for the ensuing
year. Superintendent N Thompson has
announced that the contract for the
mason work on the new high school
building at Bingham, had been award
ed TO Mysen & Co.. of Salt Lake.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR ON
ROAD TO CONVENTION
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ogden. Aug. "a special train of
seven Pullmans. with dining cars at
tached, carrying SO Knights Templar
and their wives. passed through ogden
en- route TO the great Chicago conclave.
A side trip TO Salt Lake was made this
afternoon, the special train returning
in time TO leave for the east over the
Union Pacific early this evening.
Following close on the Chicago cor
ventiOn a large number Of special trains
bearing eastern Knights, will pass
through Ogden en- route to Yellowstone
park and the northwest. The first Of
these, bearing 10O members Of Bridge
port Conn, families will arrive Au-
gust 16.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
DECISION HANDED DOWN.
Canal Company Made Responsible fOs
Flood Water.
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Richfield, Aug. 5.-An important de-
cision affecting the right of canal com
panies 10 dispose OF flood waters has
been handed down by Judge Chidester
in the case OF Charles Nielsen VS.. the
Rocky Ford Canal company. This
case comes from Salina and was tried
several months ago. During a flood
two years ago a flume carrying waters of
the canal was dislOdged and water was
forced upon PLAINTIFFS land, doing some
damage. The decision awards dam
ages and places the responsibility Of
taking care OF flood waters on the ca
nal company. An appeal viii be taken
70 the supreme court.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
HELD TO DISTRICT COURT.

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ogden. Aug. John Woods. a ne
gro, with a penitentiary record. who
assaulted Brakeman G. r. Graham with
a large rock. when the latter ordered
him from a Union Pacific freight train
near RiVerdale. July 90 was bound over
u the district court under $500 bonds
in police court today. Graham and
Henry Wilhelm. also a brakeman, tes-
titled that upon being ordered from the
train WOds picked up a huge rock and
struck Graham on the head rendering
him unconscious for several hours.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
CONVICTED OF BURGLARY.
brown Has Already Served For For
gerry.

Especial to The Herald Republican,
ogden, Aug. 5.-William Brown, an
eX-conyict, was convicted of third de-
gree burglary by a jury in the district
court today While employed as an
agent for a local photographer, Brown
is said to have entered the home of
John Sullivan on Seventh street several
months ago during the absence of the
family. and TO have taken a gold watch.
He was arrested while attempting to
pawn the watch.
Brown has served one year in the
state prison for forgery committed in
ogden several years ago. Immediately
after his conviction today motion for
new trial was made
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
SCHOOL POPULATION INCREASES.
Especial to The Herald Republican,

Ogden, Aug. 5.-Reports Of the school
census enumerators, filed with the
board OF education today show a total
OF 1856 school children in Ogden City.
a gain of 382 over the census OF 1909.
The increase was chiefly noticeable in
the Fourth and Fifth wards. The emu
meratOrs. composed of principals of
public schools, have been busy since
July Is, and their report is said to be a
thorough one
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
FORCED TO MEET PAYMENT.

TNINNIUI 70 u III lltI INE pun INttIIsF
ogden. Aug. Sin the case of the
krieg Canning company against ]. c.
Plat and others. suing TO force pay
ment for stock in the company, Judge
j. A Howell today handed down de-
cision in favor of the plaintiff and or
dering Platt Joan Plat. John j. Nc
GregOr and Angus Kennedy TO paw $500
each, and Lamar Nelson and +. NJ. Re-
gan. $3.50 each for stock subscribed 70.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
CHARGED WITH CLOSING
ROAD OPEN MANY YEARS
lspeeiaI ID No ld-Repu blican.

Ogden. Aug. Suit 10 force William
ID. Skeen 10 reopen a roadway across
certain disputed land in Plain City, was
begun in the district court today by
Caroline Skeen and Daniel Skeen. The
three htigants are heirs-at-law 10 the
estate OF William Skeen, who died sew
eral years ago. leaving a large farm
10 be divided among his heirs. The
plaintiffs recite that William ID. Skeen
unlawfully closed a roadway running
through his land 10 their own land,
after il had been used for 35 years. A
restraining order is asked for and 5000
bond was furnished to cover the order.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
EXODUS OF FOREIGNERS.

Especial 10 The -Republican.)
ogden, Aug. 5-A flood tide OF hu-
manity, mostly foreigners. is sweeping
through ogden daily, bound ror the
east and Europe and the southeast.
This movement, which began in Can
ada and the northwest is fast becom-
ing an annual exodus Of foreign labor
ers.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
WILLIAM RICHANs DIES.
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American Fork, Aug. without re-
gaining consciousness William Richans.
who was stricken with paralysis while
at work In his tinshop Thursday, died
last night. The funeral will be held
from the Fourth ward l. d. 5. chapel to-
morrow afternoon at 2 O'closk. The
OF the services.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-08-06
BIRD pEsTROYs Mans.

Especial TO The Republican,
Ogden, Aug. 5.-FiFe caused by
sparks from a passing locomotive de-
stroyed the barn OF John Ellis at Wall
avenue and Twenty-sixth street tonight
and the fire department fought for
hours 10 prevent the destruction OF
the Shupe- Williams candy factory,
which was dangerously near. The dam
Rge was 81 600