Utah State News Roundup From Parowan to Salt Lake City
A long Utah news digest reports the death of Parowan pioneer Father Michelsen after a brief illness, local efforts for electric power, scarlet fever quarantines in Mailview, and the Congregational Association of Utah meeting in Salt Lake City. Sugar beets shipments from Sevier county may top 300 carloads, with farmers earning $35 000 to $40 000. Other items include gunshot and runaway injuries, railroad and penitentiary news, Roosevelt’s Aquarius forest reserve proclamation, Uintah reservation plans, and various local accidents and crimes across Ogden, Salt Lake City, and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra
Caroline Snow
Mantl
Sevier County
A Barrered Life in Harland’s Tale Reveals a Web of Betrayal
Harriet exposes a town rumor that Mrs Withers and Edward Withers eloped to Europe, shaking the household. The husband, ill and proud, confronts the shock while Constance pleads, and the family faces a public scandal as a sensational newspaper confirms the elopement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarriet
Angel
Europe
Illa
Edward Withers
John
Withers
Harriet
Kairtet
Mra Withers
Warriot
Constance Ile
Edward
Mr Withers
Constance
Connie
Hitch Life
Humane Sheet
Mountain Lion Companion to Cheyenne Indian Sent to Museum
A Western military correspondent recalls a Cheyenne Indian and a tame Rocky Mountain lion that followed him everywhere yet shunned others. The lion, kept as a pet, accompanied the buck into a post traders store and was eventually caged and sent as a gift to the National Museum in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Sun
Hiotile
National Museum
Washington
The Crow Sentinel Counts Twenty Six
A naturalist in Wales observed crows gathered around a dead sheep. He led four camp boys into a hut. the crows entered but refused to leave until all were out. Repeated trials showed the sentinel crow counting people and not releasing until the building emptied.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Lipari Pumice Industry From Monte Chirica Described
London News reports on Eumcoe Stone Pumice from Lipari island, produced from Monte Chirica after gas escape in a trachytic lava. About 1000 workers extract pumice, with output in large blocks and biskets carried to shore. Pumice finds use in cleaning and polishing and exports exceed block volume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eumcoe
Tyrrhenian Sea
Lipari
Monte Chirica
London News
VMint on Horns Can Draw With Various Road Surfaces
The report compares how a horse can draw on different road surfaces. It states the draw amount on metal talls is by far the highest under favorable conditions, with ratios given for asphalt wood cobbles earth and sand compared to other surfaces.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Utah State News
Father Michelsen
Parowan
Mailview
Congregational Association of Utah
Salt Lake City
American Fork
Uintah Reservation
Burch
Ogden
Winnemucca New
Mra Lewis Balser
Kanarra
Ita
Shelpio
P Johnson
Roosevelt
Aquarius Forest Reserve
Utah
Aquarius Plateau
Elowerine
Stockton
Sanpete County
Lehi
J Payne
J W Slarries
Salt Lake
Fort Duchesne
John E Russell
Benjamin Ilolliday
Missouri River
Territories
Leicester
Mass
Irla
HW J Jones
Kelton
Alvin Nay
Ittchfield
Merrison Merrill Thumber Company
Schmitt Roth
Cisco
Ceget
Thomas A Turner
H L. Farrington
Turner
Harrington
Areatt Cps Raamian Laadt Bairglee
Marion Harland
Ceeerern
International Press Association
Ifarriet
Mr. Withers
Ates
Ashley
General Merchandise
East End
A. B. Peironnet
Jo. Blackburn
Bette Mendes
A. FR. Young
Undertaker
Vernal, Utah
G F
Fredrickson
Vernal
R. Weltman
Huet Ulatah Avenue
A. G Hatch
Attorrey-At-Law
Heber, Utah
T. We © Donnell
Notary
Johnson Block
FE. Harmston, C. E
V.S
U 8 Law Office
M. Toohey
Star Painting Company
P.O
John W. Pope
Uttar
J. L. Donnelly
UVU
Sth Cavalry
Unitah
O' GrAs Snow & CO
Washington,d.c
Glenwood Springs
Aspen
Leadville
Pueblo
Colorado Springs
Denver
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis
Chicago
Ogden Union Depot
Southern Pacific
Oregon Short
Reparate
Gissinet Beatine
Pullman
Fres
L A. Benton, G. A. P, da
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