The Spanish Fork press. [volume] (Spanish Fork, Utah) 1902-current, 1910-08-11
THE UTAH BUDGET


vile.
A jury in the district court of Og'
den Friday afternoon returned YER
6tct of guilty In the case OF William
Brown, charged with burglary.
Captain Duncan Ross. the champion
broad-sword fighter Of the world, OF
Glasgow, Scotland, was in Salt Lake
This week. seeking match with the
blades.
The jury in the Give murder case
at Provo. after deliberating nine
hoars, returned verdict of just-
liable homicide. according to the plea
Of the "unwritten law
The Post publishing company OF
Provo has filed articles OF incorpora-
fion to carry on a general publishing
business. The capital stock is $4,000,
par value 80 cents share.
The Bingham volunteer fire depart
men is making extensive preparations
10 entertain the state convention OF
Volunteer Firemen, which will be held
In Bingham August % and "a.
Thirty employees OF the National
Ffreproof company working on the
Kearns building in Salt Lake C~ty,
walked out because non-union wire
men were put on the job.
The Scranton mine OF Eureka was
aeclared unfair by the Miners union
because the company refused to con-
sider the plea for better food made by
Ehirty-flve striking miners.
Three Austrians were frightfully
mangled and three other severly in
ured by delayed explosion of a shot
In cut of the Bingham Garfield rail-
road, near Salt Lake City, Sunday.
Salt Lake county now is assured of
county hospital along with its In
.Hrmary. Plans for the hospital have
been decided upon by the county COM
nissioners and work should start
soon.
J. w. Hayes. who obtained $1oO
from DR.. Joyce Ogden by representing
himself as a member OF the Masonic
order, was sentenced to two years in
the penitentiary by District Judge
Howell of Ogden.
According to Associated Press dis
patches Salt Lake City will be the
scene of a notable conference OF gov.
ernors, who will discuss plans to re-
balm control Of the natural resources
..an their respective states.
III. 9. Graves. chief forester Of the
U. s, forestry bureau, was a Salt
Lake visitor Sunday. Mr.. Graves Is
making a. western trip to get person
ally acquainted with the various Of
Rcers Of the service and with the peo-
pie using the forests.
Geo. II. Riley, q clerk, and Il. j
walsh, an actor we're arrested by the
Ogden police on the charges of doping
and robbing Charles Johnson. lab
Drer.
Three young toughs attacked an
aged lady in Ogden Sunday night and
attempted to snatch a valuable golt
watch from her belt. She made such
heroic defense that the youths Were
frightened off, making their escape
without being apprehended.
Sheri George T. Judd of Provo tool
Brig Peterson and David Greenhalgl
10 Santiquin Sunday and left then
here. The youiss men have been II
custody for a week on suspicion o
being the men who shot Mosiah Gun
derson at Santiquin on July 4.
Chief Forester Henry S. Graves, tn
successor of Clifford Pinchot, arrived
In Ogden Friday morning and spen
the day with District Forester A. Z
Sherman and the other officers OF tn
Fourth district headquarters. MI
Graves said that in all the forestr,
districts he has recently visited h
has found matter moving along a
smoothly as possible.
Tom Thoris of Farnham, was hel
up, brutally beaten and robbed of $S
late Wednesday night near Mounds
by Joseph Barkarish and Steve
Pavich OF Salt Lake, who escaped Il
wards Sunnyside, Deputy Sheriff Blu
yes and a posse from here were 500
on the trail of the assailants an
early Friday morning succeeded
capturing them.
The street car line has been nnail
extended from Salt Lake City
Sandy, the people of Sandy ce,ebratin
the arrival of the first car by genera
suspension of business and devotin
the day to a general celebra ion.
Wallace r. White. of Salt LAX
City, one of the best-known attorney
In Utah, dropped dead in Emigratio
canyon, shortly after II O'Clock We
nesday afternoon Apoplexy, or hea
failure. is presumed to have been ii
cause of death, judged by the circur
stances.
The Utah National Guard is e
camped at Dale Creek, Wyomin
where it vii spend fifteen days
maneuvers and drill tactics. Two sp
cal trains were required to transpo
the different companies and their il
pedimentia.
Salt Lakes habit Of taxing every Il
divdual or corporation for the priv
lege of doing business, through ord