The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-07-07
THE UTAH BUDCy,

fight on the 4th. Ad D.
The merchants of Moun, ~
will give their employees a bsM N'.''' y
days during the remainder =, "au boy
mer. sun
There are 975 students At o.
versity summer school in Sal ua
City, thirty-two states be,na laa
sented. 'epis
w. ]. Lynch, appointed q
of the state land board to sucoass ..ssi q
Fl. Farnsworth, resigned, bas
chosen secretary of the board veg
A bomb thrown from
struck d. II. Clark in the temn,s I''
he was sitting on street car s@ y
Lake City. Clark is in the bo,na,, y
AS the result of a family an,,'
Edward Wilson Of Salt Lake c,,s @ :,
himself, the bullet penetr,,,as a9
left lung and will probably resn,.
his death.
The extremely hot weather !, ).
ing to ripen some of the early y.s ~
ties of peaches too soon, It is al, a.
though a bumper crop of the l,,.,
riety Is expected.
A fire on the premises q, n.
Droubay at Erda, a few mila. ~
Tooele. totally destroyed his h,s
burned one horse and other nro,..
valued at $4,000.
A deposit of mineral soap has h.
located in Flat canyon, near Richss
by a company of Salt Laker \
will manufacture a commercial a.,
Ing and securing product from n
William Brown, aged 16 wa, a.
dentally shot and killed in Sail /,
City by his chum, Howard Sall,s
while the latter was attemptlny
adjust the mechanism of reyoNv
There is every indication th,t
Utah-Idaho shooting tournamsm
be held at Ogden, July II, 12 and
will be participated in by "a large NJ,
ber of the crack marksmen Of "A
states.
In spite of numerous dismal mss
tions of damage from late frosts
drouths and other causes, Ogden h
men are in the middle of what N
call the heaviest early fruit seasu
many years.
Harry Thorne is on trial in h
Lake City for first degree murdg
the killing of George w. Fassel
groceryman, on March 26. Jm 4
Riley. a partner of Thorne, has
ready been convicted.
That the Griffin Car Wheel
pany Of Chicago is to build a ID
plant in Salt Lake City, is the HI
rumor. The plant would employ al
300 men and would handle the d
in Utah, Idaho and Nevada.
Corporation licenses paid to
secretary of state during the qur
ending June 80 amounted to ~
and penalties and costs assss
against corporations which were 4
linquent amounted to $4,15l. j,
According to the story told b. "
j. Shrewsbury, of Denver, he
stabbed in the back by Joseph So fe
in a Salt Lake saloon, because b n
fused to buy drink for - ut
Shrewsbury was not dangerOusg
jured.
A heavy hailstorm in the uaR
of Orangeville covered the groati 'e
a depth of three inches with vi
while poultry and young calves 4,
killed by the force of the storm
whole crops of grain and alfalli
beaten down.
The special committee of the Nha
Of directors of the. Utah-ldaho hi
pital has combined with n
committee of the Logan CONNIE an
Boosters club for the purpose Of Is o
Ing funds for the erection of the han
posed hospital at Logan. kioD
John l.. Van Cott, aged 10 into
painfully injured by the explcsN anna
can of powder in Salt Lake W Gu
he 3rd. The boy filled the can ring
y full of powder and tamped elcc
iirt. The can struck him in lne l'les
lead, fracturing his skull mos
Newton A. Williams, recenN
pointed superintendent OF the uas
River division of the Denver ~"
irande railroad, has, in elgn' Ne
service with the company, risen ~
brakeman on a freight tram a.
important position he now hoas nn.
Apricots, the growing oil WIN
becoming more popular eacn
ire filling an important place oar ~'vi
. '.' 'ruustiy 'nis nlo"o ond fmlt 5000
iu"on'ns ite iieien' ~ r,or 10 nade
.uai,'y saiu 10 oe SupJl ,,lnsd ilssis
n the west is being shipped pe,r,
Jtah. ~,n
The Utah construction compe' A In
een awarded the biggest SnS Es mi
ract for railroad construcu's sout
yer let in the west. II cans brida
of fifty miles of douoF r tho
etween Pueblo and Wa'' asbe
'olo, The estimate is beI"" pd wo,
nd six million dollars. netbo,
Under the claim that sue Oldest
way every legal right to p.' Of c.
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