-- i u-Sw SDeath Closes Career of Utah Railroad Man X With the increase of gold shipments from Montana Mr Sprunt wss employed as shotgun guard on the express cars on the Utah Northern from Terminus to Montana He was said to be the first railroad man -- to locate in Pocatello and was the first conductor on the Ore- An active and constructive career tended here Friday with the death —of Jamea Peacock Sprunt founder £Tof Ogden city’s street railway sys-- Z tim pioneer sugar factory operator railroad man and real estate ter Mr' Sprunt died of Illness to age Friday at 8:45 a m at 7 Xlls home 101 First avsnue V He was bom at Perth Bootland 'January 31 lMf to William Dow and Elizabeth Peacock Sprunt He "arrived with his family In Balt Lake Tcity with Captain Rawlins' train TTof 66 wagons in September 1864 Mr Sprunt moved to Ogden where In 1888 he was a cook on Later —the Union Pacific ralroad o' he carried messages for Which he “received 110 a day Coon after the railroad reached Ogden he was employed as engine '"wiper by the Central Pacific rall- — roda He braked for' the Union Pacific and later was fireman be “tween Green River and Rawlins James Peacock Sprunt closes active career nt -- SATURDAY MORNING THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE 11 w ry k - Death ZWyo of Virgin river sent out engineers and had 284000 acre sndtr control when the panic of 190T wiped out hopes for his Irrigation plans Mr Sprunt then engaged In the beet" sugar industry establishing factories at GunnLson and Rigby Idaho During the World war he built the 'largest potato flour mill in the United States at Burley gon Short Line railroad In 1883 he and Joseph A Stahr formed the firm of Sprunt and Stahr at Ogden They lost the undertaking In the panic of 1887 Mr Bprunt later secured option on the Ogden street car holding oompany Under his direction the mule track was converted to standard gauge It was due to his efforts that Ogden had rapid transit before Salt Lake City BOYS Entering the real estate business Mr Sprunt developed the hot GIRLS' springs north of Ogden now known at UtahT hot springe West Ogden and other parts of the city In the early ’90s be went to Mexico where ho was emigration agent of the Mexican national railways He held this position until a revolution overthrew the government He returned to Utah and was the first in Utah and Nevada to file for water under 'the Carey act He claimed 411 unappropriated water JUNE 1938 11 With ths end of the war the demand for potato flour ceased end ths business closed After a trip to Australia where he visited relatives in 1911 he retired from business Surviving are three sons T R Sprunt of Salt Lake City D R Sprunt of Denvsr Colo and J P two Sprunt of San Francisco daughters Mrs Elizabeth P Cat-tro-n and Mrs Charles Alt both of Salt Lake City six grandchildren and two FreeBalloons LARGE SNAKE BALLOON WITH EACH CONE Large MICKEY MOUSE BALLOON with eaeh PINT QUART aAHVQFQAA (jarden (jate SPECIAL TODAY Fresh Orange Marshmallow — qt 50c BAIT ITH SOUTH MOSIH MAIN -(J)— HU SOUTH 15TH EAST (4— S3S SOUTH 1STH EAST DismncriD cleanllneiofboby (U-- ese (1)--4U ' COHlEa fresh-smelli- - FR Eg ft&LOONk TODAY on 1 things" is vital for health protection Clorox used In the regular laundering process makes white cottons and linens snowy-whit- e especially important for diaperw bed protectors sanitary use Clorox K has mony rubber sheets panties Play safe personal and other uses Simply follow directions on label bDDD P P CQ L Q — in ni : iJT— hv‘ itjiYiTm FHIEST f FRESHEST r D daf every week throuihout the year you’U find the Finest Store Compare et Fruit and Veietabl In 0 F Freaheet and tocke— compare v aria tiee—compare price and then make 0 P I Stored bout pleasurable place to Food Shop I very Wherever Q - SOUTH TEMPLE FINE FLA VOR COFFEE-- Flavor that’s completely satisfy thing about lb v MARSIIMALLOVS ing—a clean crisp taste— zesty tang— mellow smoothness! 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