| Show UTAH STATE NEWS university of utah students have pledged about 5 to the new gym fund at a meeting held in bingham june alon last week the prevailing senti ment was in favor of the incorporation of that town tho teachers of salt lake city and the children a e to have no vacation this spring it being deemed not ad disable to prolong the school term james moran a resident of ogden received a telegram one day last week beating that his wife had been killed a a street car accident in oakland four inmates of the reform school at ogden have made their escape from that institution during the past five weeks but three have been captured it Is announced that green river and moab will have a boat in operation next week which will serve to better the transportation facilities to grand county many farmers in the vicinity of american fork are plowing under their lucerne and planting wheat believing there Is more money in the latter crop S S smith employed in the daly west mine at park city was seriously injured being knocked down and dragged a considerable distance by a string of cars the establishing of a juvenile court n salt lake city soon as provided for by the recent legislature has produced a large number of candidates tor judge of the court jack mcalinden a miner employed at the daly judge mine at park city was seriously injured by picking into a charge of giant powder in a missed bole in the face of a drift three years of controversy over the waters of beaver river has ended in a complete victory tor beaver city and the water users who derive their lights from that municipality the malad valley railroad from corinne to garland has been turned over to the oregon short line and preparations are being made to extend the line to malad city in idaho john G rhodin manager of the american flag mine at park city and one of the best known mining men in the west died at his home in park city on the of pneumonia after a brief illness while a party of small boys were hunting in the hills near salt lake city clem horsley aged 12 was shot in the back with a 22 calibre rifle sus a dangerous wound but he has good chances for recovery the people of perry a small vil lage three miles south of brigham have made arrangements to purchase electric power from brigham city for lighting and ateer purposes the poles are being put in place now residents of bingham junction are petitioning the rio grande western for a midnight train from salt lake city in orders that the may attend the theatre in the capital city and return home the same night in an altercation between hugh watson and J harry williams of salt lal e city over the manner of piling of lime which watson was de ll vering the latter was severely stabbed and williams Is under arrest the operation which v as performed on the face of dick bassett aged 15 of american fork who had his face disfigured by a powder explosion necessitated the removal of over pieces of bone from the left side of his face mrs hattle lee has been awarded 2 damages against salt lake city for injuries sustained while riding a bicycle on a sidewalk one night last immer i A trench had been cut in de sidewalk and no lights placed to warn people of its existence incomplete returns of mortality from 14 counties with 17 cities 4 in towns and 26 villages hav ing an estimated population of show a total of deaths from all causes during february representing a dath rats of 12 94 per 1 A large eagle alighted on the high tension wire from ogden to salt lake and was electrocuted being found on the wl e when the trouble man went la search of the cause of the break the talons of the bird were tightly clenched thus deping th body froni falling A calf with two heads is attracting bucs attention at american lork it has a natural body but has two dis heads composing two sets of eyes and nostrils and has three ears the middle ear being as large as the other combined the animal belongs to A shelley tho eleven i ear old son of hardin poff of Ver while out riding wag attacked by an ita ian who bound the boy to his horse back 1 aped the bridle and turned the animal loose the horse went diorec ly home where the lad was released from his painful position being almost dead twenty eight communities in utah were free from disease at the end of february scarlet fever was reported present in 12 localities 92 cases and 1 death smallpox 20 localities cases 1 death diphtheria 12 lacall ties 56 cases 3 deaths typhoid fever 10 localities 19 cases 2 deaths four boys of richfield whose ages range from 11 to 14 years all members of prominent families have been con evicted of numerous petty thefts they having used an empty basement in which to s ore their plunder and where they held midnight revels and eating stolen candy and nuta |
