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Show Assault With up July which 24 served the pleasure day celebration, lernoon, In of City a serious materiajly few mar a successful Pioneer at Huntsville this of at the coun. work few in days local rooming-house thought mix- to a past of the and asa business that men proprietors the men have TROUBLE OVER POOL GAME have hied Republican Special Service N easant, July 24.-John Billy them- Davies, Said Disappears; to Have Alleged Started It, Accomplice ves to other quarters At first glance the counterfeit apoe at pears genuine enough, but closer examination shews that it has beer printed in two parts silk thread Provo, July 24.-As the result of placed between the two sides|q row in the Exchange barroom this and they have been pasted ™ , together The bank given ~| evening, Thomas Wright ts in the hosthe Merchants' & Planters' bank of | pital with a frightful gash and three Inter- Mountain , Republican Bureau, 410 25th Street. Ogden, been the gang biiiekdl Thomas Wright, the Victim, Hospital With Dangerous Wounds. been taken in for various amounts either $10 or $5 in each case, as those were the denominations of the bills passed Sergeant Chambers has een working on the ease but it is of Trouble. at Bottom has for result and Man Weapon-Drunken Deadly 24.-A terfeiters ASSAULTERS ARE ARRESTED of July Pleasant Citizens Victims of Accident While Horseback Riding. the state of ofaed any cityThe af- Marshal cially with Albert Garner about the head who interfered latter was Harper, of Eden intoxicated condition had miserable for several resibreaking windows and generally cutting up about the - city Harper, Ike Shupe and Clarke MulVaney, the men who are accused ot assaulting the officer, were arrested and ee released under bonds of $40 ear The affair, ft | Stated, started after Alma Peterson had asked that the marshal arrest rr breaking several windows in his place of business When the officer went te mak the arrest found Shields beaten at aged soiled a Georgia, but the name|minor cuts on isbila omitted, ances have beadeurtousl arte. with chances by grease and ‘fingers. This is glance second Cc FAREWELL PARTY WALTER Ogden Friends Honor Departure for Study rubbing apparent Prior Berlin to to Musie. oe Gets Ogden, July 2&4.-The friends ter Scoville, who leaves soon left side and back, "er or acain: recovery against for . him, and George Ferre is in the. city jail, where he will be held to answer for the cutting The trouble arose about 7 o'clock this evening over a pool Which Thomas Wright and a were the principals From what can be learned at present the players were peaceable until a bystander named Billy Davis began to interfere and play the game from the outside. He mixed things with Thomas Wright for a few minutes and then went to the front of the saloon and asked George Ferre to assist him, saying he was in trouble and needed help TO SCOVILLE Wim the Help of WalJust how for Ber-|™elee is not in Mix-Up. Ferre got mixed in clear, for things were the gQ- fierAeontiaieesni: kudter e 1 ing wild in a few minutes and a freess aan CA! for-all fight was the order of the music embled last evening at the hour Second ward meeting hous it fareg " as } weit party in his honor The evening Mi Lamb tis of the proprietors I pent in an enjoyable manner. The | 5©¢Mt for an officer and was doing what | rot wing program wa rendered he could to quiet the fighters DurRelieved of THis Revolver XSddres "May He ( B ville ing th mix-up the fight was transt+ ae the lop Round of the Ladder pool room to the ofThe officer stated the purpose of his] s Shorten fies It was here the nen were fightvisit, when he was told he could not on, ee ¥ sins hai- Mother, Pin a Rose]}ing when the officer entered, but he arrest the man, until his Suan had d young uC passed on into the pool room to asbeen attended to. if at all At thi | W arks of eulogy, Lucille ; ist in quieting the racket there, paypoint Ike Shupe Harper employer, | ‘NV ean Solo, Lizzie MeQuarric ing no attention to the fight in front ind Clarke Mulvaney, interfered and| Recttation A Selection in German In a moment all was still as death protested against the arrest and | Pingree and Thomas Wright was tearing his thereupon took hold of the otfieer and} | Elda Solo, (a) ‘There, Let Me Rest; (b)] shirt off to get to the wounds which t proceeded to treat him rather rough- | oly Sing Me te Sleep," Willlam S Paine, ] were accompanied by Mi s Minnie Clarke. The blade about five "Love and E steem Geerge W Mci tunity te use it he wa erpowered | Cune inehe long, dripping wit lood, i snd deprived of his we apon The A Few Remarks of Wit and Humor said to have been taken from George Run was then in beating the Refors assistance ve alten used officer inyvone of the almost by tl over could officer into assailants head the | Walter Violin come to. the he had been| insensibility. a and] on. said he undoubted] a ould Ree been7 killed by the infuriated Rave men. Sheriff Was notified to the place ested Sebring, of the of this the affair. immediately three and assailants J esct use He ar- Scoville solo, Axe i UGE OMe ike W ali Phe tor Will Matthew Newman, and given to Mr. Lamb, whe it over to the officer, Policeman Galt. | Olesen TmoWright was general eae ae wy, ghee e ndraring | were arms alte B. Mrs Scoville that Interesting Story; Jennie etl n hospital, dressed, he will ; Vords of after the and Piczo erre turned One on Wilson Ye oe ZUNE An city B. luncheon, Advice," dance Mr Scoville Heber ind a Scowcroft delighttul was taken to the where but not wounds entertained presented|rest ° Ferre and was lodged 7 under placed in the city ar- jail, but a deadly weapon. ee ea sonic Jenos son, ite evens SMALL BOY AND GUN Libbie Ballinger, Hy Quarrie, Scowcroft Industrial School. Sacra Meda McQuarrie, Sars Willlam Shorten George Rosabel | cpected. ys Newman Sherten, Wil- Thomas 4 1 1A years ol ane the H intendent Industrial of 24 July Ogden, afternoon | the Ford uged son Reform school The little manner to of the the of at Thomas while school, canyon in some mishap || OVERALL: Joseph | painful little -A befell 7-year-old boys State camp | Company: South} New Add and Ogden, to rre Provo July OGDEN FOR FACTORY Super-|ycnitting > | in c § liam Paine, Axel Ohlson, Ben Johnson,|2bout 40 and has a wife and two or B. Scoville, ester Scovill 1 three children Sympathy seems to V Valter a Scoville lLet yer cower | Willard| be with Ferre and the injured man circumstances as now unhI Brace on, Matthew Galt and Wilford|under the } dincheliffe derstood | thi Thomas, Wrightied. ‘is about 234s Ferre: unmart 24.-It has Plant |!" in been defi- | a oe the honorcity entertainme DS Programs day Pioneer of gave refreshments and rendered were fellow man- | nitely announced that Ogden is come in pos- | to have an--overall factory which Briefs n various 24.-The July Provo, : : Enlarge Enterprise. Served soon R Benedict, inspector of forest 1 Kanosh, where will | reserves left today for ession of his father istol, and while | upply the leeal de mand and that of |he will inspect the reserves in. the playing with the ime accidentally | ¢he tate as well The Ogden Knit-]southern part of the state. Forest Su discharged a shot through his ictt|ting company will enlarge. it plant | pervisior W Pack returned last knee As soon a the accident W2s |and add the new enterprise to it |ening from a trip through the cendiscovered he was hurried to this city ready thriving busine tral portion of the Uintah reserve, and where Dr Rich and Conroy attended | Machinery 1as been ordered and |reports everything in a promising conto the wound While very painful it |, ill be here in a few days The nev dition is not thought that the accident wil } factory will mean an expenditure of _ -- affect the future use of the injured 0 GOOD RAGES AT PROVO pent the day with hi The boy had camp, and while the | industry parents at the latter were not aware of hi will ive employment to quite a force he went into a tent and took the pistol of si ‘ited men Overalls will be made one of the Browning automatic type. | in two style the bib and waist. and examining the equal in quality to any made >) will be discharged into his knee Luckily the |} jn the Ba bullet was one pierced to not of hard g the bre: i: any in such bone steel and| manner a PASSED . : City Junction Ogden. off rather practically morning flocked to OFF QUIETLY -- s oa eri Practically 24 the Pioneer day on | everybody passed resorts to a \Sports at Grove, ial | Glenwood Park PARK Furnished. tine escape also city the of came house were eit the in for ou turnout : While . Grand | »c0n, KS Ball Fests. wities having es the heat, as this has been one of the most torrid of the warm days of the past Park City holiday reva the drew canyon Ogden weeks two : initar th ilthough quota largest 2 \ 3 d Gail the | da and pring Hot Utah the jum, share 3usine throughout the were also all of offices and most partment AT Provo. Deserted. quietly, and the gg + deserted after the early} hour a CELEBRATION | Pioneer Day July No Great Bursts of Speed Were . Made Buta Fine Sport . as} ; their | running of ¢ July o the from where] the 1 this good after- an tne eee follow Although eec a ome f own bicyele scratch, 0 oO Turniehed The handicap-Charles first; Albert Ras- roussen, 150. yards, cond; F. P. Kimball, 200 yards, third. -Time-4:50 of out (two pace trot..or. Special a t = pret an E a ebyPe)- ony one ‘ ane 2ex imme-2 rater ons vere wel grove, wa traack ra nished Archibald, City] of-the 24.-There race mw f results ears July 24-Park in."honor: card. S ec ‘ cle vehiel rated e . carl ana a good racing cart waswas fur s no great were there Two-mile eco to and to "One-half mile dash, free-for-all-Mi generally | py) port ind raes made the day |< be ithen first, Mackey second Timeclo ed t merry for the hundreds of peopl who | 0:51' 1ddle, one-half mile dash- ind County | were out for 4 rood time Pony or Pet lirat, Gray econd rime-O:S. Jt ifternoon The baseball gwame in the 1 close finish, and Pet and Gray het een the Colored Occidental "oft 5 a quarter-mile dash, Pet time, Di Rewey road sce: and come was removed ‘ performed by j ul nec most wa and Behan high the on nos i leer It ab Phe recovers to complete palate und nost ear, the affected few past the within had be very painful Dr. Ocden arief Ben Critchlow July 224 today on busine Salt Lake (ily alt Lake of Taysum Elsie Miss } M1 ister het iting is vi chroeder; in this city aged Clara E SS R a left for the city | 7 Cushing wa account morning on brother-in-law if the death of hi Thoma G. Finck agent for the Cc EE Goodin road pent Monday | Wells-Fargo compan; in Park on busine Ogden went to Moore, G. Mi and LeCompte (yeoryre Sait Lake to to Hem Va, tiverdals ompte day Woe W i. thi Armstrong First. National. returned to the Henry slit "A resi old-time an Geli ler W. Fred cee ee at the dent of Ogden, died it 9 o'cloe ‘ a Point at' Five dence illnes an after of dropsy evening about six months ts franchise water substitute The new ee 2 s ae f last © aia not materialize ae oe meé et not did aon counell to agreed has water committee ordinan the of the { mene F and it will come granting the evening up next Monday Lake Fares bank. city Monda was Formet Senator ih nowy on busliie RRS He hae ees ‘ mMcag el pending eee with hi srother eashier of Salt, Lake yesterday a passenger Pater is in City vas | of f the attired for|of } kind Park rendered vork the the. toda good duly pioneer Nephi Symphony aS pioneer men ft early fun days, as they and foree The in most inoether Winn dance day features was one of the broncho aaa had the time of thrown of skill but was as far 7 Funny are There to I al Hollow-eyed Resident--Nobody lives | Voeal Solo : near Ernest | here sit This is a row of flats.- Sports in the afternoon and i" "hie ago Tribune lin the evening finished out the interesting life Many rere rule the exhibition veyond expectation print, | or lican won't lican will their Band contest his the Nauvoo of "pioneers." busting Ge to use different be seen that present tron Potter Taken ter, days the ago forger Bae aes arrested for the here Detroit say M. about Potten authorities, was taken back to face trial on the charge of forgery. He went in charge of Captain br Detectives ee and Detective Juda C. Hamba Both Legs Crus ‘ait brite Harts, a miner employed at Bingham, fell beeath the of an ore train at the camp Monday morning after havis gee, from the cars while in : had both legs so badly eainan that it is thought that amputation will be necessary and William Wright, whom he turned over to Warden Arthur Pratt to serve twelve-year sentences each. Both rngen were convicted of highway robbery ast week. Since the time of their first arrest they have been very troublesome prisoners, having twice attempted to break jail Girl Brought From Bingham-Hazel Pearee was brought in fom Bingham last night to await action in her case udge George Armstrong. was arrested by Deputy Sheriff Coats on the charge of incorrigibility. alleged that the girl has been involved in several petty thefts She will be called upon today to show cause why she should not be committed to the State Industrial school. The girl says that she is only fifteen years of age Danger in Grass Fire-The fire who has been the last three yea WEATHER Report Shows Favorable to Conditions T. BE. HARPER, Cereals. Washington, July 24.-The weather bureau today issued the summary reviewing the ditions in the crop country of the United States during the past week "Except in the central Missouri valley, where the nights were rather cool, temperature conditions in the districts ie of the Rocky mountains during the week ended July 23 were ve 85 favorable, being somewhat above nor-| mal and in the more northerly below the normal in the and western souri gulf valley, and portions diana and drouth states the of the being Iowa, severe Mis- . In- need in The best gift Missouri Illinois, Dakotas gets 18 her rain, . northeastern ring. Missouri and the central western counties of Llinois, but elsewhere in the principal agricultural states there was ample moisture, heavy rains having occurred from the central and western gulf coasts northeastward to the lower lake region in the middle and south Atlantic states and Pui cate od ae sourl and central Kansas. Th much cloudiness in the Atiantie cosas st and gulf districts, reports indicating general need of sunshine in the gulf states Damaging tocal storms attended the heavy rainfall in the south Atlantic and east gulf states and hail storms caused considerable damage in Kansas 1e general weather equal: tions ab le, on the Pacific coast were BALKS AT Doctor Will CENT FARE Make Te Test Case ae Rate. TEN of Coney King's yer, wigh Way. who He wag ohnttanttaied at once got plgeed h ait his a writ with Sunday, July 29, The miles, in three days, walking LINE -TO- ST. 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SHORT Repub- ------- who Better aaw eleven over are always busy. to show you our forty dollars regu- We will be system any eet for éverybody. We gan to learn the business years -we are still learning SUPPLEMENT oO FO FR ever careful of. of habeas! Herbert Spencer a Boy. When Herbert Spencer was a boy ae father sent him away home school. The youngster became pemeniaiic: and with two shillings in his pockets, made hi ay e, over 120 Mr. and Mrs. Sam C. Park returned to the city yesterday after an extended visit in the Bast f away Mr. Park attended the Ns annual) reunion of his the University of Michigan Edwin and Seott Kimball, with two friends, € I. Burkholder and Mr Frame, will arrive in Salt Lake thi morning to spend a few days with Mres Edwin Kimball Mr. Burkholder and Mr. Frame are from Schenectady, N Y., and are returning with Edwin Beginning a girl COLORADO-UTAH corpus from Justice Gaynor which | prevented the doctor's arraignment in he Mey Island police court. The hearing of the case ae adjourned until 10 lank tomor ae Mr and Mrs. David C. Dunbar have returned from New York and other Eastern cities and report a most pleasant pilgrimage notwithstanding the St. engagement LAKE under Palied w outa you, consult these Master Specialtsta, cared. CALL OR WRITE. Clarence G. Dresser, who has bee taking a post graduate course in the Columbia School of Mines, has returned home Miss Hdith Gray of Canyon Cit Ore., who has been vis ihe with Miz . Ruth Beasley for the last week, left for her home yesterday So. us SALT fawo Warlatid PERSONAL, buy sce Diamond in Bathroom-The next time that Prof. Horace Cummings of the University of Utah takes a dip into the brine at Saltair, he will first carefully check his valuables. Friday the lake and Zion's Savings Bank and Trust company, No. 1 Main street, opens more than 3,000 accounts a year. Have you a savings account? If not, start one Be you Ne York, July 24.-The right of the Brooklyn Rania Transit Railroad company to charge two fares between Coney Island and this city is to be tested in court Dr. Thomas MacFar-| land, of 423 Forty-fifth street, Brook-| Iyvn, was the man who questioned the right of the railroad to mulet him for | ten cents for the ride On his Moa Gene Osto Sines inlana" BS | Dies of Aleoholism-John Carley, 60 ars of age, died at Mark's hosniae: yesterday from chronic alcoholsim Carley aS arrested last Friday by Patrolman George Burton on Commercial street and booked at the police station for vagrancy. He became sick while in jail and Police Surgeon Paul ordered him taken to St. Mark's He we a Masonie pin and when arover-working the ‘‘distress zg charged with begging but the charge against him was disfound that he was missed when it was sick t is thought that Carley has here and arrangefriends and relatives ments for his funeral will be deferred pending word from them Grocer. 2nd although very high temper: ditiires occurred in central and northern CalSes ifornia, western Idaho and the east| ern portions of Oregon and Wash-| ington. de- while eee about in the bude des on returning to his Almac vered that the precious stone tad vanished. The matter was reported to the as force and they are at work on the They have no clue as to the idiot tity" of the thief. Society-Opticilans one Form evening for °o tah men Monday een purpose o society, the name of whic Utah Association of Optometrists, the objfect to elevate the Soo profession to a higher plane. Thos ie ent were F. J Alexander, oO. blee, R. W. Daynes BE Broaddus, J. Mitchell Jensen, D. Pons, R. Ridley, J. H. Knicker bocker, Oo R ibblee we as elected chairman of the meeting. r Alexander, M Broaddus were apMitchell and J. £ pointed a committee to draft the byich and constitution which are to be presented at the next meeting, which is £6 be held at the call of the chatr. E, | IN MATRIMONY| di s central and northeastern partment was called to Fourth North, between Ninth and ‘Tenth West, yesterday to put out a large grass fire The blaze extended over a tract of more than fifty acres by the time the department arrived ar nd gave the fire men considerable difficulty before. the fire was under control. No damage was done to the houses in the vicinity although many of the householders were on duty with wet blankets protecting their dwellings and flower beds in that It will be different from others Tt will be "just right." more up to date. will not it will i better and cleaner and e the ax upon their older relateach your boys that they must Us funny and arbu t it will be both » humorous, : A feature. tistic. It Oren will here hereafter be ar exular Sumlay dee =n BAKING POWDER Gives my customers perfect satisfaction. It is the "Best of the good ones. AND THE CROPS Government Some are not fit kinds-of funny pictures. The Inter-Mountain Repubin the house. all its readers A in F. W. Gardner has sae returned home from a trip up the Weber canyon and brings tales which make the present weather all thé more unbearable. Mr. } are so cool ap in the mountains that one feels very ee these days ying besidea cozy fire and under the| protections ahaitar of two heavy blanks. Francis pe a Pictures! kind. COMIC Equines-Four low- day es Watts won first prize, $10 for be riding; Chris Johnson won the cal priz@é of $5 and William Green won the third prize, $2.50 After the He contest, a purse of $5 was. raised nad Green boarded psrot ue, | & im 4 Master } r o of | Prayes « SR ) Singing | Selection broncho of the band were and women caused feet lives of the emigrants were saved when Vincent Larson ida his cowboys repulsed the India t the ball war the oe Telephone team defeated the Exchange bunch bv a score of 14 ri 4. The affair vas followed by a broncho-busting member: paraded six new program honoring The foundation 24 -Murray's celebuaMurvay. July tion of Pioneer day attracted thousands who thronged the streets or visited the various places where programs were given There 60 floats in the parade through the streets yesterday morning, and - the procession wa nearly a broveht out L and attracted no end of attention Marshal Mauss was in charge of the affaiu vhieh was a ; WwW ‘ing delivered an appropriate high school grounds ataddy ter the und he was loudly applauded "kangaroo" court Was held, and during the time set apart for lunch the crowd was royally entertained A feature of the program at chool grounds 1 on an emigrant camp. C. st led the Indians into the camp which was defended by Will Atwood garb he following prothen carried out nie * Gs ent: ¢ erem¢ remonte C. . . Grace ; | Chaplain Charles Sperry a few day in Park) , Rov. MeDouala Vabernacle Cholr | | LOY Recitation-hit Karson's Ride ci j W. Mont Ferry is over from Brigh-| } j Pearl Sparks ton today | Vocal Solo > L. P. Anderson - | Oration Jacob Coleman | Stranger-Is there a ma of the} Cornet Solo A. Ig Jota | jname of Richards living ate ety | Vocal: Solo Helen Grace GH Kearns Ehe 24.-A the Floats, Oratory, Kangaroo Court and Broncho-Busting Are Features. .|Symphony Band in Pioneer Garb Feature of the Celebration. July Bricfs. MURRAY HAS, BiG TIME | Nephi, out restaurant recently oa Packer is doing a nic business. They cater especially to he traveler and have equipped a large sample ©coom the COnVERIENRS of the commervial travele are Mr. and Mrs. E. M. "Hubble vacation in spending a few weeks the Yellowstone fF sence of Mr I has been shifted to the Mercantile division of the Shelley Mercantile company. At meeting of the city council the following gentlemen were elected as delegates from Shelley to the {rrigation corer ee. convenes. at Boise city, Sept 22: John F. Shelley, N. C. Micke ison T. J. Bennett, L. M Nebeker and + soren | Yorgensen. getting ut Lake and the Park Cit) i an | und the wire first Time-o 26 UNDER SURGEON'S KNIFI Gang wa full of mnterest he speci | trot or pace-Rose M. won firs t erand ball at Maple Hall, thi eventare heat Time- P28 hand ing wa > preat oomal uces ind ai Dun Z4 wa econd Teazer was aE sful Sucec Undergoes Pastor fitting close to the day festivitie drawn 02% Orden | Three-eighths mile da 1D ttle Wait Operation for Abscess in' Nose first, Macke econd rina Ogden, July 24 Rev if iH Park City Briefs Fleer of the German Evangelical St Park: ‘City July 4 M1 E under morning this) ehureh LeCompte and daughter Mis ice. Bill NAY AT NEPHI Paul in operation surgical adic ult a went nah, went to sal ike Monda et cham nasal in the abs an received new ot ie dea of which ing suflermeg been has W hic h he from ber, Arthur Wells, a brother of Mi Le ei carried Shelley The Paes 4 Etta Pingree, Wilson, Bess being choir; prayer, Chaplain Bradshaw; music, Basalt band; | welcome, President Don C Walker; music, Basalt band; oration, Hon. George A. Smith; solo, Mrs : Barren; "The West as It Was and Is." J. T. Thorne; mate quartet, LL. M. Nebeker and others; "Ineidents of Pioneer , Instrumental muThorne; recitation Hazel Patterson; oad girls' drill, directed by rs F Miss Vera Lufkin and Migs Myrtle Thorne cornet solo (piano accompaniment), Sidney Whitehead; "Incidents in the evelopment of SheHey,"' A. E. Christensen, ladies' chorus, by ten young ladies; antl Latte r-day Saints' choir; benediction, chaplain. Two grand balls in the evening proyed the climax of a day of u nalloyed pleasure for the residents, and the strangery within atte city gates er arge. : Terre denies cutting Wright and claims not to have had a knife. Atl > men are residents of Provo and vicinity. Davis is characterized as a bully and trouble ape but both of the other men seem to be well re- Wallace l Clarke, rov ie. Wlda Pingree, tee, ne Wilson, Florence Painful Mishap to Son of Superintendent Thomas of | Siem iby Seco a" Sadie Is elRitt on, Ma el Bhovten. TS ee lle ing program the Two Tough Prisoners-Sheriff Beebe of Emery county arrived im this city Monday, bringing with him Leo Boyle Shelley, Idaho, July 24.-Pioneer day was celebrated here in __ fitting style. The ball was set rolling at 9 o'clock, when a tenderfoot ball game was in order. This was followed by exercises at the town hall. the follow- to extend the before M icine 1 Judg Ad -| With a set. of ndard church orks, | Billy Davis is nowhere to be found Petes rons - eri ipa . cn 5e "a ar : Will Newman mz ae the presentation] He is said to have slipped away about eterson, where their bail was fixed. | speech - » the ee done 4and > cutting was up The men were charged with assault] The following were present Misses pet Procg toatl Oe erie SaRnae was still a with Residents Observe Pioneer Day With Fine Program and Sports. ~ Masons have been busy reinforeing the foundation of the Shelley bank building which joins the property recently excavated by the Shelley Real Estate company making it necessary Davis Disappears. : George OHELLEY CELEBRATES for watering troughs will be placed in the down-town portion of the city at once, through the aM ikeneiae, of $250 by the city council Monda Senator's New Daughter-A daugher has been added to the household of Senator W. A. Clark of Montana, having been born in Paris three weeks ago. The name selected for the new baby is Hugetti Marcelli She is the third daughter born to Mr. Clark and is present wife. The first one, Ondree, was born four years ago. Another girl was born about a year and a half ago, but did not live. Shelley, Idaho, July 24.-The Weeber Lumber company, limited, _ just completed an addition to th extensive coal bins and are unioailitis coal for storage. Provo his fears are recover. Aver- ett and Eph Madsen, were the vietims ot what may prove a fatal accident while riding horseback this morning. Both men had mounted the vise horse, when the animal begar back, and throwing itself bac a tans fell on both men he horn of the saddle broke several of Madsen's ribs, the broken bones penetrating one of his lungs Averett was also Internally tngeted; and at least reports had not regained consciousness, Madsen is not expected to live. oo to Begin-It is expectby the management of the new ackin plant at Bountiful that saukhtefhs will begin early in September be Drinks 3 Kimball, that city =5 City Among Junction Business Men. Ogden, CITY NEWS IN BRIEF IN PROVO SALOON 7» Gang of Bainterfeiters Operate city Charge MAY PROVE FATAL 25, 1906. oe HUNTSVILLE Face REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, WEDNESDAY, JULY SHOVING THE QUEER CUTTING AFFRAY Relieved of His Revolver Which Was Used on His Own Head. Must INTER-MOUNTAIN 2 AT THE 3 ~~ MARSHAL BEATEN i G. Luke, Gen'l Mer. As sociation Merchants' Protective Scientifie Collectors COMMERCIAL of Bad NAT'L FRANCIS "Some Debts, BANK Rooms 7 BUILDING, J, LUKE, General People Don't Like 46-9 0" Salt Lake Manager. oP! 200. City Utah., beago |