The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-10-20
THE UTAH BUDGET

days.
Four additional carriers will be al.
lowed the Salt Lake postoffce, eff.
fective November 1.
Salt Lake and Brigham City. 60
miles apart, are now connected by cleo
trio trolley service.
With more than 100 Jordan district
teachers in attendance, a successful
teachers institute was held at River.
ton on Saturday.
For the murder of Warren Richard
son at Clear Creek, March % last, b
Breckenbury was on Saturday, at
Brigham City, sentenced to life i'm
prisonment in the state penitentiary
Orders for the immediate removal
of division headquarters of the Utah
division of the Union Pacific to Green
River from Ogden have been received
This means that at least 1000 people
will leave Ogden.
John Kelley, aged 16, and Dan Muir
ply, aged 90, arrested in Salt Lake
as suspects in connection with the
shooting of S. Faneto, a Pennington
Japanese truck gardener, have been
identified by their victim.
Walter Turner, the youthful horse
thief who has confessed to stealing
and disposing of a number of animals
in Weber county, will be held foi
trial, instead of being deported tc
Canada, as at first proposed
F. r. Prime has been arrested al
Council Bluffs, Iowa. charged with be
ing member of gang of box car
thieves who had been operating In
Ogden and vicinity during the sum
mer. Prime is said to have confessed
John Baptiste Truvieo, one of the
pioneer trappers and hunters of Utah
died few days ago at his home in
Marshall, Marin county, California
where he was also known as one oil
the picturesque characters of the
state.
Cora Ellis and w. l.. Seath, con
victed at Ogden of stealing clothing
and other articles of value from an
Ogden home about month ago, have
been sentenced to prison, the woman
for one year and the man for seven
years.
]. e. Hogan, county bee inspector
has just finished his inspection of the
bees of Sanpete county, and reports
having found the county comparative
ly free from foul brood, a number OF
colonies in Moroni being the only
ones destroyed.
Becoming entangled in a hanging
rope at Wells, New, where he was
working, Henry Schley, a young man
of Payson, was strangled to death. II
is supposed the young man tainted
and fell so that his neck caught In the
| loop of rope.
| The members of the Eureka city
council have determined that the city
shall own its own water system, and
work is being pushed on the large
we'll owned by the city, which, with
proper development, will furnish an
excellent water supply
The beet crop in the vicinity of VII
lard is considerably lighter this year
than usual, on account of the dry sea
son. The average yield this year will
be about ten tons per acre. In other
years the average yield has beer
about twenty tons per acre.
BY the arrest at Price of two boy:
and a man, on the charge of counter
feiting, it is believed that the gant
of counterfeiters which has placed ,
large number OF bogus dollars in cir
culation in the southern part of thu
state has been appfehended.
S. Faneto, young Japanese gard
ner, was shot in the head by a DO!
tramp who, with companion, ha'
Just held the Japanese up at his hom'
in Pennington. The Japanese ma!
die. The shooting followed a robber.
by the boy and an older companion
Frank futile, a sheepman of Manti
who, with a party of Manti peopl
was on bear hunt in Twelve Mil
canyon, was seriously injured in a.
encounter with big brown bear. TIL
) flesh was torn from his right arm AM
his wrist broken, while his body wa
badly scratched.
To raise funds for the payment o
debt amounting to $4,000, contract
ed by the little city of Huntsville be
fore its disincorporation severa
months ago, 1t is proposed to sell tn
Huntsville city hall and the munic
pal electric lighting system to tn
highest bidder.
Word has been received In Sal
Lake City that A. W. Perry is unde
arrest at Hot Springs, Ark, suspecte
of being the accomplish of Gladly
Whitney, the woman whom the polio
blamed for the preparation of tn
$4,000 diamond robbery in Salt LAX
City September 2 last.
The Utah Light & Railway con
pany is pushing its line of poles int
Draper, and just as soon as TINS tas
is completed the company will ri
/ the line across the river and proyid
7 West Jordan, South Jordan, Riverto
\ and Bluffdale with electric lights.
= William Perry Nebeker, pione'
of Utah died at his home in Salt Lax
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