American Fork citizen. [volume] (American Fork, Utah) 1912-1979, 1915-11-13
UTAH STATE NEWS

uleu last week, memDranOuB Group
being the cause OF death.
Judge Alfred N. Cherry, one OF the
best known attorneys and j~urists OF
Utah, died November 7 at Ocean
Park, Cal, al the age OF IL.
Prizes will be offered by the Manu-
facturers' association for the most ar.
tistic display and the biggest assert.
ment OF Utah-made goods shown In
the windows during Utah Products
week.
]. l.. Cochran, who Is said by the
police to be an ex-convict, was ar.
rested on the complaint OF Joe Hatp
of Garland. who declares the man
spent a part OF $50 left in his care for
safekeeping.
Seventy cents In postage stamps
was the reward OF cracksmen who
blew open the safe In the office OF
the Crager Iron company, at Salt
Lake, all tina v~aluables having pre-
viously been removed.
Abe Garimolo, a Mexican, and Joe
HALEY, an Indian, drew knives in the
street at Salt Lake and began to
carve each other, but were separated
by a policeman. A barroom quarrel
led to the attempted duel.
Salt Lake hotels which owe the
state OF Utah their license fees for
this yea will have two weeks more
In which to pay, and II they fail to
remit State Hotel Inspector J. J.. Mey-
ers will close their doors.
Roy ID. Horton, who was shot and
killed by Major II. p. Myton at Salt
Lake, on October 81, was buried last
Sunday. the obsequies being conduct
ed by the local branch OF the Indus
trial Workers of the World.
Mrs. Nancy Killian Snow. wife OF
Bernard Snow. for many years a res
ident Of Salem. but OF late years a
resident OF La Grande, Ore, died at
the Provo general hospital following
an operation for appendicitis.
Having entered pleas OF guilty, Ec-
tur Oppenici and Louis Parodi, conf.
dence men. who swindled John Glezos
out Of 5000 last summer, were sen
fenced to indeterminate terms In tho
state prison by Judge Morse at Salt
Lake.
Word has been received In Salt
Lake OF the death last week at Long
Beach. Cal, OF Allison @. Andrews.
for more than twenty years chief OF
the mineral division In the office OF
the United States surveyor general
for Utah.
inspectors for the state board Of
sheep commissioners are investigating
the report that fiocks Of Idaho sheep.
which have not been dipped, had been
permitted to cross the line and were
Now In Utah In violation OF the dip
Ding rule.
After a months trip through Cali
fornla and Nevada, gathering mate
rial concerning early Mormon settle
ments In that region, Andrew Jensen.
assistant historian OF the Mormon
church, has returned to his home and
work ut Salt Lake.
While grieving over the death Of
his wife. which occurred four years
ago, a farm hand named Emanuel
Erickson, attempted suicide by slash
ing his throat with q razor at the
ranch Of c. p. Sharp In Union. His
recovery Is doubtful.
Members OF the state land board
will 90 to Hurricane. Washington
county, November II, TO investigate
the proposition OF sinking an expert
mental well In that district to furnish
water for household uses for farmers
on dry farms In that section.
While riding a tricycle. In front OF
his home In Taylorsville, Salt Lake
county. David Barker. aged 8 years,
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles X. Bar.
ker. was struck by an automobile be
lieved TO have been a truck. and
crushed to death under It's wheels.
Members OF the Parks a. Banks cir
Gus have made affidavit at Las Vegas
New, that William Visgar, who died
at Salina. Utah. following his arrest
was In reality dubbed to death by
Officer Rasmussen. A statement has
been issued by the officer denying the
charge.
Ogden stands first and Salt Lake
fourth among twelve OF the leading
cities west OF the Rocky mountains
VIII NhNN W ~ AN"NoN
ployed, according to a recent report
compiled by the bureau OF labor sta
tistics OF the United States depart
ment OF labor.
John Lowry. Sr.. SO years OF age, q
pioneer of lS47. a member OF the con
stitutional convention of the state OF
Utah and a resident OF Manti, San.
pete county, for more than tifty-tiye
years, died November 7 at Salt Lake
as the result OF injuries sustained in
q accident last December.
The Demise Of the Hebrew colony
at Clarion, Piute county, VAS for
maily affirmed last week when the
state land board voted TO cancel all
contracts with the colony, This means
that the entire tract of ~land-about
5000 acres, together with water
rights-reyerts back to the state.
Unless a special meeting OF the
board OF pardons is called by the gov
ernor 10 consider the case OF Joseph