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Show r Weather Forecast. Tommunity Tuesday and Wednesday fair. Booster fi 3 Leslie Maycock Electrocuted at Springville Early This Morning jarian. 4 d I i'-pthrax- "BfPART OF SYSTEM thaUthe cow A WARDERS The residents of Springville and FOURTH Provo were shocked today to learn of the sudden death through It is Being Figured in as a - Link in Transcontinental Line. of Leslie From the continued reports Hailing each week from the east it appears as though the Moffat road is cutting considerable figure In rail road "circles, and will within, ihe next-yeaor two be a jiart of one of the great ti'anw-eonjin-ent- systems Crossing the country. Should the plans now under consideration go through, Provo will soon ba a town of much im- Maycock, KANSANS IES TALK , belonging to . Young Folks To Harvest Fruit Will Be Planted Channel Catfish ! Improvements Have Many Are Going to Colorado Been Planned by the State Districts and Some Would Like to Come Into Provo. Fish and game Department precaution In stamping it out, and wlicre animals are found to lie sufferings from it they will be killed and either burned or buried -- out of the reach of dogs. Me r elec-'troeuti- NEW-VARIE-T- r Mis. F. It. Tvvrnle had died and upon'iuaking a post mor: tern examination found that the animal had. died from this dread disease. A nuin- her of other animat's, in that had .become neighborhood victims. a the disease v dangerous to the Tmmairfam- ily the people of Payson were. warned to take every" possi- - . Harold AllemaiT Saw the Accident and Sent in the Alarm, But the YoutijpMan Was Beyond Assistance Before he Could be Reached. t ANTHRAXI l)oi lol J. tali Deputy State'Veterm- lias returned from Pay- bC v out to inves- where 1,011. tigate tjic yepoit. given out that Httlo vveie dying from As soon s he lYUchod Pay son he Ljund j I f I ( MOFFAT ROAD HAY i $ PAYSON COWS HAVE . VOLUME 5 PROVO CITY,1 UTAH, TUESDAY, AUGUST 27, 1512. NUMBER 202 it ? ? A ij j j ii $ -- IL Madsen, 1). j The news ofthe bumper fruit crop in tins section has spread far and wide and people living in the i chief' deputy state fish Vnd game commissioner, has receivedvord from. lh(iB- rcau of Fisheries, Washington, D. C., that according to liis request a shipment of Channel Catfish and Small Mouth Blaek Bass will he on the way to Itah soon and $ central states are beginning to make inquiries with regard to labor conditions here, to see whether or pot it will pay for young men and women to form excursion parties for the purpose of coming to Utah to pick fruit. Jiav just been received from the Secretary of the Y. M. C. A. of 'Iopeka, Kansas, asking, for all particulars regarding the prices paid for pickers and packers, fhe amount that can be made g and the length of time the will "last, and other information necessary for those desirfor the harvest ing to come-we- .Springville manager of the Mountain States Telephone and TeleThe Pioneer Trip to Edge- -' portance, as the natural outlet COLORADOANS CLAIM graph. company. According to for the Mpffat road will be wood Farjn Proved Very one of the officials of that comshould roach Provo during the , through Provo and into ' Successful. one went YIELD Mr. ENORMOUS next thirty dajs. This is a large Maycock up pany, thus making this city a great . nf.Jhe. poles a short distance out vnrietyof- - enttish ronsidcred a junction for business from the tp- of the center of town, taking with serration and traffic to the Pacific splendid food as well as a game Last Saturday afternoon many coast. him his testing set in order to try The following dispatch The Growers Are Sending fish, and if its propagation here out the wires.' Jit Springville the members of the Fourth ward and came3 fronr Denver yesterday : is successful itr should go a long their friends journeyed to Edge-woo- d Oa4for The Harvest Denver, Colo., Aug. 26. Newcity owns its own power plant and ridding the lake of Hands Needed. - - - way toward grove for the annual pioneer man Erb is seeking control of the its wires are run on the same lines not in any way inwill and Den verNorth western & Pacific cjtrp. John celebration by -Judge given five as the Bell Telephone, being terfere with other game fish. It railroad iu behalf of a syndicate soon Booth As E. at that place'. will inhabit the deeper portions of or six feet lower than the Bell of English and French capitalists DENVER, Aug. 26. The as" lake and its channels and tribthe arrived the had slipper who propose to establish a mpw guests wires. When he had gotten up to 1012 fruit corp will be utaries. Tfie Small Mouth Black these wires was served, and following a short transcontinental system, extend. ur slightly above x ' ' large as that of Bass is considered the gamest of season. The at which carry a voltage of 2300 program was given. When Smith ing' from ocean fishes.. It all growiTMo game It is estimat Ihe According, to the present out- Brothers, pioneer musicians of this proposed system is to include Is- any previous year. 6 to 8 pouudscjunl its habits look in our fruit districts it will "volts. he must have iir some-waweigh Rock' ed that ori'lhe tine of tbc Dcnver Lehigh Valley Wabash, are similar to those of the large require about two thousand hands came incontact with an 'Uninsolat-e- d district, arrived on the scene an land, Moffat road, and much new & Rio Grande railroad Ju Western mouth bass now in the lake. took time old place. dancing to harvest the crop and place item party mileage, and will be closely allied Colorado there will be between portion of these high tension fish will be taken upon the market in These the with the proper condition. Sunday Sunday morning Hawley system, , wires, as Herald Alleman , saw in the - It has been definitely ascertain- 0.000 and 10,000 care of fruit, arrival and placed in the Powell At th present time there are not school exercises weie given him fall over the wires. of peaches, pears, apri- SI, nigh' Bass Preserve.,, which . iu enough hands engaged 'to do the style of the Sunday schoopelass ed that Mr, Erbs associates in the consisting' Alleman immediately sent in an held in cots, plums, cantaloupes, aud ap- the meantime will be prepared for work ftd he fruit growers are conwere and local deal are Dr. F, S. Pearson. early days, alarm, and run for a ladder, which ducted under the direction of Pereival Farquhar and English ples, to be moved between tli their reeeption by draining and working lifird find earnestly to get he soon put into place and with Judge Booth. The services in the and French capitalists, who made first of September and the end of removing all other fish. their help together before tha 1 This preserve contains about times comes to start the real pickthe assistance of people living in afternoon at 2 j up what was know'n in 1910 as the the season. In Utah the crop w ill took place 2300 large black bass spawners at ing and packing season. Already that neighborhood the man was oclock, and President A. N. Mer--j Pearson syndicate! This syndicate approximate 3,000 cars. Colorado the first shipments, present and Mr. Madsen statps the In Doctors to the ground.Chamberlain1 Professor II. W, brought obtained at a 'cost of $30,000,000 peaches and pears are rill, ' will come from that it would be difficult indeed on. early and practically all available George W. Clark and Gteorge A. and Patriarch Andrew Watson between 600.000 and 700.000 shar- mainly peaches, Junc- to place any- estimate oiv the help in the county is now at work Anderson were summoned aijd were the speakers. Most of the es of stock iu the Lehigh Valley. the side. members of the party returned to Wabash and Rock Island, for the tion about September 1st. and will amount of bass fry. - The preserve in the orchards, so that it will b soon reached Maycock s continue for a period of at least covers about 2000 acres, contain- necessary to in the extra After working over hom for over Provo Sunday evening. of organizing a transcon- fifteen purpose das at Ihe rate of To or ing several miles of deep channels, bands within ship the next two weeks. an hour they sent for Doctor tinental system. The peach ship- and man ysprings. Borne refiaih. more cars a , George E. Robison nf this city, Already 'the fruit growers of Farqubar, aeeotnpaTiied by II. ments from day. Delta-Ho- t chkiss- - fire needed for next spawning sea the Hnd as soon as he arrived at S. S. JONES PLANS have sent. to the central f. Millcrmady an 'examination of ((dorado HANDCART REUNION 5 e will not son, so it has been" decided to. re- states for assistance, and as the district , .Springville the three doctors held & Pathe Denver, Northwestern 13th of move the fish for this purpose. railroads have given rates into a brief consultation and announccific for Mhe syndicate and also begin until about the S. S. this of In Jones the presiand Montezuma city, The preserve will be stocked dur- the fruit districts, a great many . dead. ed the man , had an engineer of the Rock Ts Animas in and Colorado - Mr. Maycock had worked' for dent of the Ilandeart Pioneers as. Valleys, ing the winter,. the fish to be taken young people will come west for land. This syndicate was comsection, from the seines running iuttah the purpose "of 'seeing the Inter-the Telephone Company for about sociation, and Langley A. Bailey, pelled, by a constant decline in iu the - Two years and has been considered of Nephi, vice president, were in the stock market, to (relinquish in Northern New Mexico, the lake. mountain country and earning Mr. Madsen is also preparing their wav while out here. one of the best workmen in the ser Salt. Lake City Saturday arrang- tempararily its control of this heavy shipments will commence about the loth proximo. Apple some retaining ponds on Provo and his ing for the fall gathering of the stock to "a ice. of that company, syndicate of bankers Meath will be keenly felt.- - He handcart veterans to betheld in composed-oCo shipments from Canon City and liver at a point below the lower Kuhn. Loeh f leaves a wife and numerous rela- this city In October. 'Arrange- and Sir Ernest Cassccll of Lorn the upper Arkansas Valley will county bridge, where he w ill plaut E. C. the commence to move October first the largest amount of trout ever tives in Springville, Provo, and ments were - made - whereby builddon. Out of this transaction the floor of fourth to In Utah the shipments will com- planted at nue tune in any westBishops the county other parts-o- f grew the recent reorganization of mence the will beusectfor gathering, ing naturally shortly after Beptemlier-1st- . ern state.' These fish will lie part mourn Being STILL UNCONSCIOUS the Missouri Pacific and Denver y. which takeplaceroft-Thurs-dawill Except for early varieties, of the result of the woik taking a very pleasant fellow he made & Ridi Grande.3- -Oct. 3, at 1 :30 p. m. will not commence numerous 'friends who will be. spawn at the Telluride dam in The Pearson syndicate, which apples Handcart of the The his spring, and sudden the first October.. before. of Daughters of, Pyovo canyon Jus is also heavily interested in grieved to learn of direction the under be Pioneers, will there . upwards of $7.0,'000 dealt , ... According to word received"-froand Bout liAmerican railMrs. Frank Armstrong, president, least and at in the fish 6,000 packers Halt Lake this afternoon, E. pickers plant. fry retained a part of its holdw ill join with the veterans in mak- ways, to O. Ilenriehsen, one of our. best is West intentions be the will and Madsens Mr. is It required, ings. It is said that its holdings ing the occasion a memorable one. in Rock Island were double that being scoured to secure a suffic- give the public a chance to see the known citizens, still liesjn a pre- - " E COH Refreshments will be served and of ient number to meetiheldemauds fkli..o that they may have some carious condition at the home of pny other individual interest. of the fruit an enjoyable reunion and a full atidea of what isbeing doneia the his daughter, Mrs. J. J. Cannon growers. that this syndicate tendance's expected bytbe offi- It is assertedhands of fish fiy throughout iuSalt .Lake. Mrr Ilenriehsen distribution with Newman has joined ARNOLD WHITE AGAIN cers in gharge. .state the was driving a team . between-Bountif- ul and roads Erb and the Hawley Bear lower COURT OF IN and TOILS river Sevier The and Farmington in Dawill carry out on a revised scale with vis stocked also are river being county last Saturday afterthe plan which fell through3 in 4 4 B. F. Roper bass fry and catfish fry from Utah noon when the horses ran away Officer Probation Arrangements are being made 4 REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES 1910 the amusement committee of and threw him out. His skull closed a deal last caught Arnold White, the juven-on lake.. NIGHT .TOMORROW Farquhar Leland entertain ile delinquent who ran away to Ward the First was fractured in front and at the, disthe ' week, wehereby syndicate the 28th of Jane, yesterday, and Farrer and. William Leffler, two base. He also suffered from Arin its of the holdings posed At eight clock tomorrow at his the mother had missionaries,' returned .bring today SERVICES -- fracture ol three ribs ami bis hips . recently gentine Central railroad to Spey-ei- t of FUIiERil 26th night the Republicans of On court. the into a lawn party at the First ward Soboy were badly bruised. He was takand company, Kuhn, Loeb and PgOYOtfvfrill meet iu the five sentenced was White June cial hall next Friday evening, and young en to the L. D. S. hospital and exfor company, and French bankers wards to select delegates to the but Industrial Bcliool, a general invitation has been ex1othe OVER amined' by physicians and later Dr. and $15,000,000. Farquhar bethe state and judicial eon- on was revoked sentence good tended to members of the ward to moved to the home of his daughtPearson will become directors in havior. When taken before ventious.. Judicial eonven- Judge be present for the purpose of givHis sons have been at bis er. about thirty days in the Empire tion will take place in this - was the boy ever since the ' accident today Wahlquist bedside ing the boys a good homecoming Trust company of New York, the and the has-be- en the over .of services i funeral The cityJkptember4. sent program occured. hon)conja promise again Thefollowing . j A state convention will be held w bank'whieh lias been a remains of. Samuel T. Jones were -- I belifiYior, - good arranged for the occasion . road Moffat in the Mr. Erb with in Salt Lake September 5. held in the Stake Tabernacle SunAddress of welcome to returned will deal. This trust -- company have chairmen The ward and day afternoon, and a large con- DELEGATES ARE CHOSEN missionaries, Andrew Morgan. increase its capital stock and add with Erb in the, Denver deal, vot- NATIONAL IRRIGATION the been notifying Masters. II. busy Ira last Saturday Colonel Dodge gregation of relatives, friends and FOR CONGRESS NEXT MONTH Sng, Mrs. -- and its to surplus. a $1,500,000 ers of the meeting citizens of Provo attended to pay Reading, Mrs. Alex Hedquist. The Wabash, which is in the stak'd in an interview that, if the is antieipat- attendance large Preaching, the Street, was deal consummated, thejr last respects to tne departed Address, hands of receivers, is being reor- - Erb a ed in all the wards. .The pri- Mayor Charles F. Decker has townsman. The Tabernacle choir Leland Farrer. the work Robert Deqvor, North'';OK,;r-u- i andrin fol- eanized, the following delegates the at held be for the Vnaries music will excellent appointed e. furnished Song,-MariHedquist. t" banker, who will become part Provo-FirsFleming.'B''Tjondon -- ware to represent Provo at the . twenin t Work the and places occasion lowing examination speakers Address, Missionary Miller, who made an ward Maescr school; Provo ,is associated. with Frank Trum of the Denver. Norlhwcsteni & Bishop L. L. Nelson, Bishop 1. N. tieth National Irrigation ConEugene Roberts: Iloland, ' J Milliam gress, Which will take place in Balt was Taylor, President Pacific Song, Leland Farrer. Elder Joseph Buttle, and Lake City during the latter part noteholders' eomfuittee Knight, Jokes, W. D. Roberts. iuittee. Edwin Ilawlev was also with the school. Provo Fourth All of them of September and early part of Wride. ranklin Evan Erickson. Gale last (Elder Song, committee at the which went over the property the of S. Berry, AVal- a school wmber ; , ward, Timnanogos Circus Stunts, Edwin Farrer. month lust before the first meet - told of the splendid character of October; Joseph death his of time , J.H. Parker labors his of ter 'Fifth Scott, ward, Fnsby .Ralph Poul- Provo j to'work out plans of reorgan - the deceased and Address, Mr. Leffler.. ' admitted locally today ing . V, Dunn. and 'since to school. AVhitehead. Joseph itpn coming here Song Walter , ! that Dr Pcajson.was associated nation was neia 4 John. David .Address, ' " Salt-Lake- A-let- " ter har-vesin- Colo-rado-Ft- st tw-ocea- Ieast-lwice- n.- as y -- Si - Palisade-Clifton-Gran- d - Iaonia-Montros- Bep-tembe- Aztee-Farmingto- r. n his-los- s. 3 . ' e 1 m - SMI I. IIS r I Jac : sr w izt i. l wv - , Pt-ovo- 1 , r ---- : |