The Lehi banner. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1891-1917, 1914-08-22
THE UTAH BUDGET

houI mil inspector will not no IN
pointed until next fall.
Inc prospects now are that tho
'oniato crop in Weber county this
year Will break all records
respondent over domestic troubles
II Is said, Mrs. Kalk Chase. % years
OF age attempted suicide at Salt
Lake 1t is thought she will recover.
Inc ninth annual tennis tournament
Oh the lntormountain Tennis asso
oiatlo VIII be held at Salt Lake ON
August 20 and the week following
The European war will be over in
SIX weeks in the opinion of T. A.
Liebler, a New York theatrical pro.
Queer, who visited Salt Lake last
week
With solemn ceremonies and IN tho
presence of Sc eral hundred persons
the cornerstone of the new ST Pat.
rick's church in Salt Lake CITY was
laid Sunday afternoon.
The new hotel building at Tremon.
ton has been completed at a cost Of
$4,000. 1t is said to be one OF the
hnest hotels In the state outside OF
Salt Lake and Ogden.
The expenditures OF Ogden CITY for
the month of July exceeded the re-.
ceipts by nearly $4,000. according
10 the monthly financial report sub.
mitted to the commissioners.
The bounty on flies at Salt Lake
expired last week On the last ay
redemption day, thirty gallons of flies
was turned In at the health office and
paid for at the rate of 10 cents a
pint.
Mary ]. Robinson West. the first
white child born in Davis county.
wife OF John A. West, OF Salt Lake
City, died at the family residence
August IL. Death was Cue to general
debility
Joseph Oleson. a bartender, shot
and dangerously wounded Mrs.
Mayme Dalton at her home in Salt
Lake, and two hours later committed
suicide by shooting himself through
the heart.
Dreaming that he was plunging
Into a swimming pool, Frank Nelson,
aged IL. OF Salt Lake, dived from a
porch balcony, fifteen feet to the
ground Sunday night. lie was not ser.
iously hurt.
Paul Sweden is dead and four
other members of his family we're in
1ured as the result OF an automobile
accident near Elsinore, the car turn
Ing turtle when something went
wrong with the stearing gear.
N. j. Thurston of Salt Lake, who
tried to kill himself with u pocket
knife at Murtaugh, Idaho, has been
brought to Salt Lake for treatment,
and 1t is probable he will be commit.
ted to the state mental hospital.
Edward Godat, who is alleged to
have murdered MS wife at Price and
who took bi-chloride OF mercury
tablets while being brought to jail,
Is still alive and It is now believed
will recover. He denies any knowl.
edge of the crime.
Salt Lake City and Provo, the
northern and southern ends of the
present Orem lnterurban railroad, aid
ed by all the towns of Utah county
that lie along the new electric line,
Joined August IA, ~ celebration at
Provo of the roads. completion.
Satisfied with the success OF the
innovation as tried out several weeks
ago, the authorities of the Utah In
dustrial school have allowed sec.
ond delegation of boy students ma
summer vacation of five days. The
boys are paroled on their honor to re-
turn to the school.
Peter Christensen Green, 81 years
Of age, pioneer resident of Weber
county, died at his home in Plain
City. death being due to the inflrmi-
ties of old age Born In Denmark,
March /, 1927, Mr. Green came to
Utah in 1862 and had resided at Plain
City since that time.
Alene Olsen, seven years of age,
daughter OF Hans c. Olsen, living
near Spanish Fork, was killed and
her little sister probably fatally In
iured when hay derrick with which
Mr.. Olsen was loading hay fell TO
the ground. crushing the two young
children under its weight,
Morgan is preparing to hold a
three days fair and celebration Sep
TENDER 10 to September ~ Samples
of all Of the products of Morgan
county will be on exhibition. The
first day will be old folks and pioneer
day, the second commercial and live
stock day, the third visitors and mis-
cellaneous day.
Profile maps of branch railroad
intended to pierce the most valuable
coal DEPOSITS In southern Utah have
been filed in the Salt Lake United
States land office by officials of the
Southwestern Pacific railroad, whose
main line is proposed to extend from
Grand Junction. Colo, to San Diego
Cal traVprsinR the southern part OF