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Show THE SPANISH FORK ANDREW JENSEN. SPANISH FORK Pabllaker - - - PEAT FUEL OF THE FUTURE. LOST HEIR IS FOUND PRESS An A. Noonan, mayor of St. Louis, taking him to St. Joseph to return him THE UTAH BUDGET States Awaits Utilization as Source of Heat snd Power, t Big Deposits in Central architect named Mann, a friend of Ellis, took the child from the home on an order from Edward Louis." Strange Story of Boy Who DisapUTAH peared Years Ago. Mrs." A. P. Dorance! the wife of a That F. a! Helnze is not the directOhio Copper prominent Helena coal merchant, was ing power' behind the Washington. A number of cities company is the statement given by a shot and killed by a burglar at Hot and towns In the United States director of that company to the Bos- Springs hotel. may obtain their light, heat and ton News Bureau. V Ina Patterson, a school Miss dead at Harlem, Mont., Is power direct from peat bogs In the at mill teacher, The old near future. The statement Is made of poison which she overdose an from Are last was by destroyed Utah, by federal experts that billions of dol week. The mill had n;H been tu op- w as using as a flesh reducer. She was lars' worth of fuel lies undeveloped eration for ten years, but there was 22 years of age. in the swamps and bogs of the coun some material In It oi value. Laverne Sovereign." a try, awaiting only the genius and was instantly killed by lightning basIn Boise boy the conditions Mining business ability of the American be- about ten miles from Great Falls, better rapidare in in, getting Idaho, for it drives the wheel of progress, enMont., while he and his brother, aged Its value, on the basis of $3 a ton, ly, and the various properties are 11, were driving into town. which new era of prosperity, roughly guessed at by experts of the joying a The Butte Ministerial association dlstrlot. to means much tbat geological survey, who have been I has passed resolutions calling upon Recent shipments of first class lead studying the peat deposits for some , the sheriff and the county attorney tb in mine the Utah ore from Is Apex more than $38,000,000,000, time, 28, sent directly to the smelter, have ftop the proposed prize fight, July more "money than is represented In and Tony all the property, stock, Implements, averaged in gross value better than between Jack Tippets and buildings owned by the farmers $22 a ton, with a tendency of the latA man has been arrested at Dillon, of the United States. ter lots to run higher. who is believed to be Billy Mont., amount In The greatest of peat Is Allegheny district, Sierra county, the eastern Dakotas, Minnesota, Wis California, Is attracting uhe' attention Westbrook, wanted In Billings for ofconsin, Michigan, northern Iowa, lilt of the mining world from the fact that horse stealing, and for whom the some for been have ficers searching nois, Indiana, Ohio, New York, the a number of very Important disclosa New England states, New Jersey, por ures have been made In that section time, , Hons of Virginia, North and South Crazed with liquor, Fred S. Drown-Inwithin the past five or six months. shot his wife and attempted suiCarolina, Georgia and Florida. It Is the intention of the company A thorough Investigation of the at their home In Spokane. The cide the Edna mine, 20 miles north woman Is dead. The man Is In the peat resources Is now being under owning taken by the geological survey, not of Idaho City, to Install a $60,000 plant hospital and Is believed to be fatally treatment of their ore. The only as to the amount of peat and its for the , injured. embrace stamps, will location, but .also its use. Prof. plant P. J. Patton of Merrill, Mont., has a cyanlding proCharles A. Davis of the technological and filter press and just completed negotiations with Col., branch has general charge of the in- cess. onel Thomas Cruse for the purchase That the recent find of high grade of 12.000 head of spring lambs. This vestigations, while Prof. Robert H, ore in the Consolidated Is the Fernald, consulting engineer in charge silver-lealargest sheep deal made In the of gas producer tests, Is endeavoring Andes claim at Park City Is of con- state this ' year. to find the value of peat as a fuel for siderable Importance to the Silver A new trial has been denied George heating and power purposes. The lat King Coalition Mines company was prominent ter but recently returned from a trip shown by the active demand for the and Fredof Elklns, of reKeno, convicted . Two Fortunes Await Identification of to Ellis, For some reason Mann brought 8t. Louis Young Man Separated child back to St. Louis and gave the from Parents When s Bby; Work Is to begin In the near future him to a Degress, Josle Bass. Had Strange Career, en a new flour mill at Payson. One spring day more than fifteen C. 8. Six, a former resident of Pay years ago a detention officer brought St. Louis, Mo. Charles Hayden El- to the office of Mrs. Harris, eon, died In a Salt Laka hospital lust police lis, a young man In his twenties, who matron in St. Louis, a blue-eyeweek, after a protracted IlinesB. It Is announced the city tax levy or has been reared by Mr. and Mrs. F. pretty boy about six years of H. Blueknian of Wellston, St. Louis age. The Bait Lake City will remain the name police had found the child county, as their son, may be. the son in the home of the negro woman and as last year, 13 mills. of Dr. Nicholson, a prominent and bad taken him from her. The little The chief clerk at the Bingham wealthy physician of Minneapolis, and fellow's clothes were, of line material In an ftontofllco has been granted heir to two fortunes. Young Ellis, and bore the name Charles Hayden crease In salary of $100 a year. who Is an electrician, was taken by Ellis. Beyond that and the fact that tor the A contract let has been Mr. and Mrs. Blackmnn to raise when the little boy lisped of his papa who North at wells six artesian of drilling he was but five years old. and has "drew pictures" of houses, from which the Ogden, to be used for sprinkling since lived with them. Dr. Nichol- the police matron judged that the county roads. son, who Is en route home from Eu- child's father must have been an arThe living Hug, In which 15.000 rope, ia expected to arrive in St. Louis chitect, nothing was learned of the thlldreu will take part, will be oue of when he will try . and prove that little fellow's past. The negress said the features of the O. A. It encamp young Ellis Is bis son. i the, child's parents were dead. ment at Salt Lake City. Herbert T. Park of Minneapolis, atEllsworth Spencer, aged 19, of Salt torney for Dr. Nicholson, and who has Laka City, was drowned In Dear river been making a world-widsearch for Champion Beefsteak Eater. fit the Wlmmer ranch, near Ran Dr. Nicholson's so , has found five New York. Philip. Lonimel, weighyoung men, any of whom may turn ing 270 pound h, has won the chamdolph, while In swimming. were dl out to be the missing son. Charles An Ogden couple who pionship medal as a beefsteak eater. Torced last year, the wife charging Hay den Ellis Is one of the five. Two In a contest with Max Meyers, 275 her husband with cruelty and Inhu- others live In St. Louis, one in St. pounds, at a political club's outing, Joseph and the other in Illinois. A Lommel gorged hiniBelf with ten man treatment, were married ai: chain of evidence now indicates that last week. pounds of beefsteak without getting Ellis is the right boy., from the table, while Meyers was The Knichts of Pythias of Salt young A story stranger than any fiction Is up able to stuff only 8 pounds Into him Lake City are to present the drama the life story of Charles Hayden El- self. There were many bets on the "Damon and Fythlas" In the near fulis, If be Is the missing son, and a in be the used to contest, which w;as watched by an exture, home talent stepson of Mr. and Mrs. Blackman, cited crowd of several hundred production. who live at Muskogee, Okla., says to Europe, where he investigated the Five mills for general taxes and 3 that he is almost uses of peat, and found the older Ellis that positive mills fur school taxes for 1909 and Is the Ntcholson heir. much further advanced countries The story told official decided Is 1910 upon the levy at Seattle Increase. line than the United States. this by the stepson of Blackman la that Imports along ly and passed by the state board of Dr. Nicholson and his wife, who lived Seattle. Wash. The port warden's Prof. Fernald returns with the belief equalization. in Minneapolis, separated In 1884, the report for June shows that domestic that peat will soon be extensively As the result of a collision of gro w If coming to St. Louis with her in- imports from coastwise, Alaska and used in the United States. "I believe the day Is coming soon cery wagons In Suit Lake City on fant son. Here she found herself un- local ports were $2,325,445; exports to Pioneer day, Thomas Hulzer Is In the able to care for the child. She gave domestic ports $4,899,497, and imports when cities located . near the peat bospltal with a broken leg, while his him to Charles Ellis, an architect, from foreign ports $2,605,536, of which bogs and away from the coal fields and Mrs. Ellis, and wrote Dr. Nichol- $1,117,706 was raw silk from the will obtain their power and light from wagon was demolished. A Salt Lake woman, while visiting son that the baby was dead. Orient. Total exports to foreign ports peat 1 understand that Florida is to After a time Ellis and his wife were $633,583. the Oriental trade show- have a power plant soon that will use the "third degree- - at one of the resorts last week her gold watch and grew tired of the baby boy, placing ing decreased exports and increased peat as a fuel, and will transmit the ' 20 In cash. electricity to Jacksonville." Pickpockets were re- him In the Industrial home In St Imports. 't theft. for the sponsible H The street supervisor of Provo has A FARM. been instructed to destroy Canadian WHEN WIFE WANTED on all city thistles on the streets and property, and the citizens will be com- Husband Compelled to Walk 28 Miles a Day Because Spouse Wanted from weed Delled to eradicate the Tiny Maple May Thrive Like Mate, Country Home. their property. Which Attains Large Size, to In hurried flight over this charming of Scientists. The new pipe organ In the Spring-Vlil- e .Milwaukee. Walking 28 miles a .Wonder little city, dropped from its beak a day tabernacle has been placed in to and from his work in the city, just winged seed which lodged in a crevGreensburg, Ind. Another tree has ice. There, warmed by the sun. nour commission, and Prof. J. J. McClellan, because "his wife wanted to live on a who presided at the opening concert, tarm,'" Richard It Fido, a thin, hollow-:heeke- made Its appearance on the court- ished by the showers and cradled by bids fair the wind, the little seed put forth tiny pronounces It as one of the best or man, explained to Judge house tower in this city and gans In the state. Neelen In the district court the cause to receive as much publicity as its roots and frail shoots. mate, which has caused Greensburg to David Arnold of Murray, who was of much domestic Infelicity. it added courageous Growing tabbed three times near the heart by Fldo bad been arrested by his wife, be mentioned In almost every corner branches and leaves until it has develJohn Ely, at Pocatello, Idaho, is re- Adda, on a charge of assault and bat- of the civilized world. oped Into a sturdy litle maple. Twenty The tiny tree Is believed to be a years ago there were seven trees on coveting. Arnold had been to the tery. Adda Is a buxom brunette, with liver for a swim, and came by a hobo a swarthy complexion, and weight 150 maple, the same as the larger one the tower, but from various causes all camo. where he wa attacked by a pounds more than her husband. that reposes near the pinnacle of the died excepting the one that stands "We were married a year ago," said tower, and which is now a sturdy tree proudly on the top of the tower. tramp. Two of the seven had to be cut The following Increases In the sal Fido In court. "My mother objected ten or twelve feet in height. away owing to the roots spreading the rles of postofflce employes of the to the match, but I finally won her The second tree was first noticed Ogden postofllce was authorized last aver. Then my wife refused to live In a few days ago, and had sprung from stone work In such a manner that the week: Four clerks, $900 to $1,000 the city. She wanted a house In the a crevice just above the cornice on the tower was greatly damaged. Other per annum; Ave, from $1,000 to $1,100; open country on a farm. So we moved south side of the tower. It Is in plain died, probably from lack of nourish two, from $S00 to $900; seven, from to Granville. view from two sides of the square, and ment, but the lone tree still thrives "Every day I walked to Milwaukee, seen through a glass appears to be at through the summer's beat and the 11,000 to $1,100. cold blasts of winter. The unveiling of the Provo pioneer worked ten hours, and then walked least six or eight Inches high. The tiny tree that has made its apand Indian war veterans monument home again In the evening. And many There are many versions as to how In the park, which was the leading evenings there was no supper waiting the first tree ever started to grow on pearance on the south side bids fair to live for many years if It can with feature of the Pioneer day celebra- for me." "Well, my poor man, I am afraid you the rock surface of the tower,' and the stand the elements, for Its position is tion at Provo, was attended by a large are varied. opinions such that it will be a long time before number of enthusiastic citizens, and have a hard row to hoe," exclaimed A plausible one seems that many it will have reached such a '.he court, whereupon Fldo was size as to was a very Interesting event sweet-voicesongster, damage to any great extent the rool years ago some William Ford of Mid vale has been of the tower. seriously injured by being thrown from a horse. Ford had Just been A MUTINY AT CONSTANTINOPLE. QUELLING WIFE FINALLY FINDS.HUSBAND the pasture and was astride the tmixnal. when It made a leap to clear a ditch, upsetting the rider and throw Spouse Refuses to' Return to Once Happy Home and Is Placed ing him violently to the ground. In Prison. Isabelle Jackson, daugh tcr of M. It Jackson, a farmer living Laporte, Ind, An exciting chase for between Sandy and Murray, was a husband, covering two continents badly Injured and had a miraculous and lasting more than nine years, cul' escape from death waen Bhe fell out ? minated In Laporte when Alexander of a car on the roller coaster at Wan f 3? v.. Kurlay, who has been working on a tiamcre park, near Salt Lake City. farm near here, was lodged in, jail on A. It. Carstensen. of Salt ljike City, of his wife, who charges complaint to been selected has by the governor abandonment. succeed lister D. Freed as s direc, Kurlay became a benedict In 1900. tor of the Utah State Fair association. A wedding trip to Europe was . sugFreed resigned after a disagreement by film and the young bride gested with PreslSent McDonald, of the assogladly accepted. The couple toured ciation, as to the conduct of the races. the old continent and all was as seV. W. Clark, rene as a schoolboy in vacation time supervisor of the Cache national foret, died last week, until Austria was reached. In the domain of Emperor Franz Joafter a short illness of pncuncmla, in : -. . sef the bridegroom began to tire of Card's camp In lxgun canyon, followconnubial felicity. Soon after their aring a kick by a horsu. Mr. Clark was rival at Vienna Mrs. Kurlay discov30 years of age, and had lived in ered she was minus a husband. Cache county for the past two years. She searched the Austrian capital Two negroes got lino a flK.it in for her missing spouse without result Salt Lake City, jik tiring e shot at Then she began to scour the .world to the hither, which went wild and locate her alleged faithless helpmeet. struck Herbert Bauer In the shoulShe traveled over Europe aud Amerder. The negroes were employe of In her quest, but not until she ica a circus and the shooting happened reuched Laporte did she lay eyes on while liuuer was watching Ue trained . the object of her nearch. Animals. "Will you not come back to your Dr. John Sundwall, of the Univerhappy liouie?" she nsked. sity of Utah, has been assigned by "Yes, I will not," wns the reply. t!ie state boa to of heath to in, evi"Then you will go to Jail," she as human disease rate the peculiar serted. : known as "j?oat fever," which recentAn officer was called and the wife ly broke out In several made good her threat. districts in Kane and Washington counties. Sails to Receive $1,000,000. Mrs. J. II. Singleton was Instantly York. Mrs. Henry lijrstyn of New kilted and her hunbund and little boy N. J., U on the way to West Hoboken, were rendered unconscious by being one tenth of the claim to Germany struck by bolts of lightning at Amerleft by Bishop J. estate 24. bolt first The ican Fork on July Frankel of Uresiau, her uncle. She Ft ruck the bmlmnd and son, and the .4 carries the power of attorney for her 4. ...... l. lwi vAh..M rn - i lit? HiMiurr, nuw nuna tttutnnt niomur brother, who also receives ly kilhd. The capture of Constantinople by the young Turks did not put an end to . .Inyhcws, of Salt Lake City, crisis, for several days afterwards 500 sailors and marines, stationed at a man DO years of age, and weighing the Pig Iron Production Jumps. the Arsenal, showed their discontent at the ministerial changes by mutinying. Sharon, Pa. With the exception of In 250 pounds, fell Into the river Spome young Turn troops at once surrounded tne Arsenal, placed guns In com kane, and wns rescuert from death af- manding positions, snd called upon the men to surrender, which they prompt- three stacks, every blast furnace In Is In operation. Those the shetuwRO valley ter heroic efforts on tfle part of ly did. allowing themselves to be disarmed without offering resistance. It requiring the strength of who had murdered one of their officers were tried by court martial and txe. The pig Iron production from this loInOr n dozen men to get him out of cuted. The others, after receiving a severe reprimand from the minister of cality has Increased 50 per cent, durwar, were transferred to disciplinary battalions. ing the but four month" the water. fair-haire- , e ' New Tree On High Tower d - d . V X 4 KVft'l.i ' U-V....V- I r F - 'V "VY t i, 'A 4 AROUND THE MINES INLAND NORTHWEST lis' ?. gout-ralxlti- g . . 0 one-tent- Geyser-Marlo- Mer-cu- n r, B.ng-ham- Ca-pon- l. . g tube-mi- ll hotel-keepe- stock. Twenty years of patient prospects ing has revealed the ledge on tne Jack Walte property near Murray, Ida., where large quantities of galena ore and boulders carrying shipping lead and silver were in the gulch, so near the surface that the action of the water would have disclosed them In the course of time. A company has recently been incorporated for the purpose of mining and marketing black marble and onyx, in the rough or polished as reThe quarries are situated quired. some two miles northwest of Pelican Point on the west side of Utah lake, and less than a mile from the San Pedro railroad. The steamer St. Croix arrived at Seattle from Nome on July 22, with $500,000 In gold dust and bars.i On the way down the St. Croix stopped at Cordova and the passengers were taken. up the Copper river on a special train forty-ninmiles to the camp where a $3,000,000 cantilever bridge is under construction across the river. Production will be resumed at once from the Victor shaft of the C. O. D. Consolidated at Goldeld. The extraction of ore was suspended while this shaft was being sunk from the 300 level, where the ore to, the 450-fohas been exposed again and a good tonnage of pay ore Is assured. This ore carries a high percentage of copper and Is shipped to the smelters of Utah. The fourth unit of the Steptoe valley smelter at McGlll. Nevada, Is now In commission. It may be some time before little machinery Is broken ' In and thoroughly It will handle, running smoothly. however, from 1,000 to 1.20 J tons of ore per day from the start, and In connection with the other three, units will create a steady demand for fully 7,IK)0 tons of ore per day. Scores of prospectors are engaged In mining on the mountains In the and vicinity of the Hbrst-PoweHandspike copper properties on the Little North Fork. In the Coeur d'Alenes since the Idaho Northern railroad began making surveys for a branch line up the Little North river. Every foot of mining ground baa been locaaed within ten days, according to advices from the north. In two of the wells which are being drilled In the Virgin oil field those of the Interstate Oil company are excellent Indications, It Is "said, that oil Is about to be encountered In the second oil sand. Overlying that sand is a 400-fostratum of hard lime stone. e The first shipment of ore from the" original strike at Ellendale netted the owners a trifle more than $4,000 a tonaccording to the Tono-pa- h Sun. The consignment comprised flvetons of rock, the total sura received having been something over , e high-grad- $20,000. A report of the? .receiver of the Idaho Smelting St Refining company, owning the Panhandle smelter at Pon- deray, Idaho, shows that the concern has total liabilities, exclusive of capital stock, to the amount of $50l.r.".H.22 and that Its total resources are $222,-ZU.83. The Belmont mine, near Marysvllle, Mont., which has produced upwards of has been pur$2,000,000 in gold, chased from the Longmalds. of, Hel ena, by Colonel Thomas Cruse, a Helena banker. The price was not made public, but It Is said to Involve a large sum. , The first load of concentrates from the new mill of the Muldoon mine, which was "reopened by R. T. Tustla three years ago, was brought to the railroad at Hnlley, Idaho, last week. This sliver lead proiwrty is producing 20 tons of concentrates every work ing day of 18 hours. Perhaps the fastest work In the his tory of modern mill construction was accomplished In the erection of the fourth unit of the concentrator nt Mc Glll by the Hughes Construction com pany. The work was, commenced on lh 1.1th of April on 1 was prartlcaily ririi'.t"'1 on July lf.. rs ceiving stolen goods, and fines of and $500, respectively, were Imposed on them. After August 15 the Montana wilt h nnprnlprt from Chicago instead of Helena, it Is officially announced by Auditor Welsh. The Montana railroad extends from Lombard to Lewlstown, a distance of 157 miles.. 'the third annual carnival in commemoration of the pilgrimage of Lew'.s and Clark from Montana Into Idaho more than a centuryago by way of what is now Helena was celebrated in Helena lart week. While in the act of eating. A. C. Spalding, a well known horsebuyerv from St. Louis, a member of the firm of Spalding & Yates, expired suddenly in a cafe at Miles Cltv. Mont. Death was due to an affliction of the $1,000 rail-rnn- ri heart. James H. Donovan, a brakeman, has brought suit against the Chicago, Milwaukee & Puget ' Sound railway, asking judgment for $75,000 for the loss of his right arm. It is alleged that he was knocked under the wheels by a swinging door of a car while ' ". throwing a switch. E. C. Ferguson, a Butte man, wants & Qulncy the Chicago, Burlington railway to give him $2,000 because one of the defendant's employes struck him on the head with a beer bottle. Ferguson declares he was struck by the bottle, without provocation, while riding In the smoker. Alfred Wortman, who claimed he was a member of a wealthy family in the county prison In Philadelphia where he had been confined harged with obtaining money under false pretenses. He tore his clothes In strips and hanged himself to a cell door. Wheat on the dry farms near Ontario, Ore., is in excellent condition thin Vfar anil la ernerterl tn mnUa n record crop. While Malheur county farmers do not give much attention to wheat growing as a general crop, nearly every farmer has a small field, which will average from 30 to 40 bushels an acre The Seattle Chamber of Commerce and the exposi non nave petitioned tne mayor and city council to refuse a license to a large eastern circus, whose flaming posters are already on the billboards. The petitioners set forth that the circus frhould not be permitted to compete with the world's fair. It Is announced that Prince and Princess Kuninoralya and Prince and Princess Nat;hlnioto, all of Japanese royal blood, who are traveling In Europe, will visit the exposition on their way home. The crown prince will attend the fair later. Two hundred Masons, representing mi pans oi me siaie, participated on July 20 in the dedication of the Masonic temple, Jest completed In Mont., at a cost of $50,000. Grand Muster C. B. Nolan of Helena conducted the grand lodge service of dedication. 500 of head of sheep, which Upward were being driven to summer pasturage on the Helena national forest, were poisoned by loco southwest or Helena and died. Rain on the previous day. Is supposed to have given the poison weed an abnormal growth over night. Mrs. Howard W. Cherry, wife of tho editor of the Iveljck (Nevada) Review, committed suicide by drinking carbolic acid. It Is said that she wa desondent over the fact tluit a mar ried sister, living there, opposed her recent marriage and forbid her access to her home. On August 2 the new Western Pacific railroad will be opened for commercial purposes to Elko, Nev., a distance of about 250 miles west of Salt Lake City. For several months pnst It has been open a a far as Shufler, Ncv and trains have been running three to Ave times s week. At a meeting of the Parlllo count LogKlug congress at Seattle, IT. T. Andrews of, the federal forestry service said that the government holds 20 per cent of the standing tlmhtr of the t country and that i of the government tlmUer Is over ripe and rvady for the nx. . Alaska-Yukon-Pacifi- c Alaska-Yukon-Pacif- Lew-iBto- pr ci-n- |