The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-09-08
THE UTAH BUDGET

ray at a cost of 10000, II present
plans are carried out.
Caught in the act of watering his
milk from a public fountain, an Ogden
milk man was fined $25
A Salt Lake minister, in his sermon
on Sunday, declared that every bache.
lor should be taxed enough to main
tain some needy family
Hyrum Baird, manager of hotel in
Salt Lake City, and j. NJ. Irvine, me-
gro porter, were both seriously injured
in an elevator accident, both men fall
Ing fifty feet
Il. Nj. Boland, hotel man of Lander,
Wyo., had narrow escape from death
In Ogden, when he took morphine
pills, thinking he was taking kidney
medicine He is now out Of danger.
The Labor day parade in Salt Lake
City was one of the greatest in the his
marching through the streets, being
cheered on all sides by vast crowds.
Interest in the international sheep
show to be held in Ogden, September
% to 30, is growing constantly, accord.
Ing to communications pouring in daily
from sheepmen from all sections of the
country.
The people of Tooele on September
3 celebrated the sixty-frst anniversary
Of the settlement of that town. Tooele
was first settled by three families and
boasted total population of eight peo-
pie sixty.one years ago.
The Weber-Davis county canal is to
be repaired at cost of 100000, the
water having been turned off for that
purpose few days ago A concrete
lining Is to be put in the big ditch for
distance of nine miles
Burglars entered saloon in Salt
Lake City and stole telephone which
had cash box attachment the tele-
phone being found in the alley in the
rear of the saloon with the cash box
broken open and ri1ed of its contents.
After a 10 000-mile automobile trip
through Europe, Joseph Scowcroft has
returned to Ogden bringing with him
many ideas on good roads which he
will expound at the Good Roads con
veHt!on to be held there September 23
TO 26.
The gambling cases which have Gre
ated such interest in Ogden, following
the spectacular raid made by the po-
lice and special officers of the Ogden
Betterment league three weeks ago,
will be appealed TO the highest tri-
bunals.
n, x1ht trh hac
been called spinal meningitis. and
which has caused heavy losses In the
spring and fall in different sections of
the state, is now believed by Provo
horseman to be the result of feeding
mouldy hay.
Tillie, the fifteen-months-old child of
Jacob Il. Zollinger of College, Cache
county, was drowned in an irrigation
ditch, running by its fathers home
The child had been missing but few
moments when its lifeless body wos
found in the ditch.
The Civil Service commission an
nounces an examination September 2l
at Salt Lake, Logan and Provo in Utah,
and at the usual places in the other
SlttlSS III liaih huibNS
for service at Indian agencies and on
the lsthmian canal.
Beetgrowers of Weber county have
received notice from the officials of the
Amalgamated Sugar company directing
the digging of beets on September 8.
AS the factory will start operations on
September l5 IL is necessary to have a
considerable SunDly on hand
Overtaxed by the sudden growth of
the fruit industry in northern Utah,
the Hartman lines are using six trans
fer gangs of men unloading merchan-
disc cars, and packing them with fruit.
The railroads operating through Ogden
are hard pressed for enough cars for
freight.
Armed with long hatpin and a
keen-edged butcher knife, which she
had secreted in her stocking after TAX
ing it from the kitchen table Marie
Armstrong, one of the inmates of the
state industrial school, ran amuck, but
vas disarmed before she had injured
anyone.
Holman Lawhorn, aged 8, of Bing-
ham, fell under an ore car on the high
line of the Denver & Rio Grande road
and was seriously injured, the wheels
of the slowly.moving car cutting Off
the lads right leg between the knee
and ankle, also cutting off the tore part
of his left foot.
While working on a smokestack in
Ogden, Ed, Slagle, laborer fell a dis.
tance of thirty-siX feet to tin roof,
but escaped death. Two of the fingers
of his right hand were torn off by a
wire which the falling man attempted
TO clutch on his downward rush
through the air.
Paralysis, superlnduced by frac.
ture Of the spine, caused the death OF
Marcus Il. Darrow. well known young
farmer, at Kaysvlle. Mr. Darrow was
raklug hay when the horse attached to
the rake became frightened, throwing
the vehicle on top of the driver.