The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-03-04
THE UTAH BUDGET

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Lake City for his fourth term.
At the old folks celebration at
Draper ON Friday, more than 400 per
sons over the age Of 40 were present
Antonio Yoconenti, a laborer for the
Denver e. Rio Grande railroad at Col
ton, was run over and instantly killed
by freight train
Mrs. Katherine X. Hatch, pioneer
resident of this state and also of sew
eral other states in the west, died at
Logan, February 25, at the age of "a
years.
A white man caught in an opium
den in Park City when a raid was
made by the police, put up the plea
that he was teaching the Cinnamon
how to read
Weber county fruit growers propose
10 inaugurate system Of packing
now In use In the California and
Grand Junction regions. which is said
to bring much higher prices for the
fruit.
The Wasatch canning factory OF Og.
den was totally destroyed by fire Sun.
day morning. entailing a loss of S75..
600. mostly covered by insurance. The
fire ia supposed to have resulted from
defective wiring
After lingering for almost week
with his throat cut from ear to ear,
j. w. Walker. the young man who at
tempted suicide with pocket knife,
died at the Ogden general hospital
Sunday morning
Sanpete county Is forging ahead in
dairy products. There are today
eight creameries in operation, whose
output aggregates approximately 500.
900 pounds of butter annually. This
industry is yet in its infancy
The Tooele authorizes are looking
for a stranger who gave his name as
Roberts. who Is wanted for cashing
bogus checks on several business
Arms and on the Tooele Commercial
bank to the amount of 5000.
In Sanpete county sheep raising and
wool growing Is extensively engaged
in. In the production of wool and NUT
ton this county leads, not only IN
Utah but the entire United States. no
other county having SO many sheep.
Thomas Huddleston, driver of a pas
senger motor train on the Ohio Copper
company's property at Lark, about six
miles from Bingham lost his right
leg as the result of collision be-
tween passenger and an ore train.
The body of Cleveland Coombs, a
17-year-old Salt Lake boy, has been
found in the mountains near Salt
Lake City, the lad having shot him.
self through the heart. Dependency
over lack of employment led to the
tragedy.
Sheriff Judd OF Utah county Is hav'
ing the body of Gerhard Siebel, the
man who froze to death in Spanish
Fork canyon, embalmed. II Is said
Siebel is member of wealthy Ger
man family, and formerly an officer in
the German army.
The news comes from Parowan that
several cases of illegal liquor selling
has been found and the guilty persons
punished. In fact. II is reported that
the punishment was so severe that
at least one of the offenders decided
to shake the dust of Parowan from
his feet.
Utahs fruit crop for 1910 will be
marketed through the Utah Fruit ex
change. organized last year, and al
of the crop sold in carload lots by
nine of the eleven fruitgrowers' asso
Citations in the state will be marketed
through the Pioneer Fruit company OF
California.
While trying to climb through q
freight train in the o. S. L. yards in
Salt Lake City, William Dunster, aged
63 years, employed by the city as q
laborer, caught his right arm between
the bumpers and so severely jammed
it that the member had to be ampu
tated at the shoulder.
The council of Salt Lake has per.
mitted the peddling of farm products
recently to consumers of that city by
the growers and in this way it is be
lieved the cost of living will have
soon been reduced to considerable ex-
tent. Heretofore peddlers without
license had been barred.
Ed l. Kopp, the superintendent OF
the Daly-West loading station at Parl,
City. had his left leg broken just
above the ankle While moving a
truck load of timbers one of the tim
bers fell and struck Mr.. Kopp just
above the ankle, breaking the leg and
also bruising his left arm.
The Cache County Poultry associa-
ton held its second annual exhibit at
Logan last week and was we'll patro-
nized with a good display of birds
Although there were not quite as many
fowls as last year. the quality is much
better, and greater care has been tax.
en- in the preparation of the birds.
A macaroni factory will soon be
opened in Ogden. Machinery is being
installed for the manufacture and op-
erations will commence within a few
weeks. The local market and the en-
tire intermountain region will be sup
piled by this factory
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