The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-08
THE UTAH BUDGET

The census takers appointed to de-
termine the present school popula7
tion Of Logan have completed their
task and an increase OF 81 is noted
Chauncey Loveland of Logan was
killed Monday by lightning while in
! the College ward after load of hay.
| MIR Loveland was about fifty years
OF age.
In the twenty-seven counties OF Utah
n total of 1926 destructive wild ant
mails were killed during the year end.
ing March 20. 1914. Bounty OF s27.-
309 was collected
| w. w. Otuey. a street car con.
ductor Of Salt Lake City. was serious.
ly injured Sunday night when his
car was struck by lightning during
a severe electrical storm.
The first fatal accident occurred on
the Orem interurban line ON July 81.
when southbound car ran over Pau.
line Atherly l6months-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. ID. j. Atherly of Lake
| View.
At the height OF one of the severest
electric storms to visit salt Lake In
years a bolt of lightning struck tina
car barns Of the Utah Light a. Rail.
way company and did considerable
damage.
Twenty-three out OF hfty.two APP
plicants for state certificates as bar.
bers passed the examination held
last week by the state board of ex.
aminers of BARRIERS at Salt Lake. Og.
den and Provo.
X. A. Hart, engineer in charge OF
the western division of the federal
drainage bureau, visited Spanish Fork
90 outline a general scheme for re-
claiming 5000 acres OF waterlogged
lands west OF town.
At the request of Box Elder county
authorities. officers are making
search for Grover C. Rowlins, %
years OF age, who Is alleged to have
attacked and seriously injured a man
named Campbell with a pitehfork.
The Provo city park assumed n de-
cidedly military aspect on Sunday
when nearly 400 infantrymen from tina
national guard OF Utah and the Unit.
ed States army pitched their tents
for the annual joint encampment.
Alleging they were pushed from
moving passenger train and injured
by their resulting fall. John Sullivan
and James Louney filed suit at Salt
Lake In the district court against
the Salt Lake Route for $4,000 dam
ages.
Miss Alice hughes. Il years OF age,
was seriously injured when she
crashed through q skylight In the
new administration building OF the
University OF Utah to the concrete
floor of the art room, fourteen feet
below.
The body OF the unidentified man
found floating in the Crescent canal
\ eight miles south of Midvale, was
buried and the sheriff and others who
are working on the case have been
unable to definitely ascertain his
identity
Lorenzo ID. Creel, Indian agent for
Utah. and Mrs. Laura H. Holderly,
his assistant, are visiting the Skull
valley Indian reservation to begin ar
rangements for a big fair of scatter.
GU III bldl ldht DluNo
at Skull valley either late In Septem.
Der or early in October
Official clemency is sought by Ma.
rie Arthur In an application filed with
the state board of pardons. She was
convicted of involuntary manslaugh.
ter in connection with shooting TO
death Frank Broadway" Jones at
| III nd
TO one year in the county jail.
Officials of the Salt Lake police de.
partment announce that the chain of
evidence against George Moore, the
] public chauffeur charged with the
murder of Mrs. Sadie wilkins, Is now
: complete and they are ready for trial
In the district court, Robbery Is
charged as the motive for the crime.
Thomas Berringer Heller, known as
a pioneer auctioneer of Utah. driver
% street stage In Ogden before the
advent of street cars and one OF the
pioneers to cross the plains in an OK
cart. died in Ogden, Auugst 2. at his
residence, at the age of 7S years His
death was due to hemorrhage OF the
brain.
With the purpose OF recording
songs OF the Ute Indians on the Tin,
tab reservation, Miss Frances Dens-
more, connected with the bureau OF
ethnology of the Smithsonian insti'
tuition at Washington, has arrived at
Fort Duchesne. She has two phono-
graphs and a large store OF blank
records.
The Utah State Firemen's associa-
tion will meet in Park City August
= is. 10, 90. for convention purposes
and tournament Plans are being
perfected by the Park City fire de.
| partment and citizens for one OF tho
most succe ssful affairs Of the sea.
son. The local committee is prepar.
ing TO entertain 1000 visitors