The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-09-08
UTAH STATE NEW

Is expected.
Willis Parkinson, OF Hyrum. who
sustained serious injuries by being
thrown from horse about a month
ago, is recovering.
The farmers In the vicinity OF Hyde
Park were heavy losers as the result
of the recent storm, much hay and
grain being rendered worthless.
Joe Douglas. a laborer, was run
over by a milk wagon in Salt Lake
City and is in the hospital suffering
from internal injuries of serious
character.
Torrance McGuirk, a miner In the
employ OF the Daly-Judge Mining COM
pany at thes workings in Park City,
was killed at that property by being
caved on.
Dick Mooneye, an Indian. filledapp on
bad whisky in Salt Lake onet'night
last week, and almost scared score
of women to death, before being
rounded up by the police.
Reginald Jackson, a 16-year-old
Salt Lake boy, was struck by an auto
mobile and his leg broken, while he,
in company with number Of other
lads, was playing in the street.
The Rio Grande Western is double
tracking It's main line from Soldier
Summit to Cotton, at the branch to
the Scofield and Winter Quarters
mines, a distance Of seven miles.
Joseph c. Jones died at Mammoth
from the effects of chloroform while
undergoing an operation for dis
located hip. caused by a fall while
attending to some duties near the
house.
Henry M. Hansen, post quarter
master sergeant, U. 8. A., who has
been on duty in Ogden for some
months, has received orders to pro-
coed to Manila on the first available
transport.
In runaway accident near Elsin-
ore, party Of young people were
thrown from the vehicle, Miss Belle
Sylvester sustaining a broken leg
while Dan Washburn had one Of his
ears badly torn.
Arthur Messenger, under arrest In
Salt Lake City, is accused OF desert
ing his wife and four children at Den
YER, and without going to the trouble Of
getting divorce, marrying MISS
Laura Nelson OF Bingham.
A large number Of Indian war veter.
ans and their families from Utah coun.
~ and the surrounding country
gathered at the Provo lake resort for
a four days campfire OF the Black
Hawk Veterans, last week.
The sum OF $l.40O was paid last
week to the farmers about Spring
willie for cucumbers. The money was
paid by the National Pickle company
of Salt Lake, one of the largest food
producing plants in Utah, has ware
houses at Kaysville. Lehi, Springville
and Spanish Fork.
. At meeting OF the business men
of Ogden held at the Weber club
rooms, II was decided to inaugurate
a get acquainted" trip to Ely, New,
some time during the month. The
president and secretary of the club
were authorized to complete arrange
ments for special train to carry the
Ogden people.
r. II. Little and C. d. Hagerty, who
have been trying to break the trans
continental automobile record, aban'
doned the attempt at Kelton, owing
to the condition of the roads. They
found the desert so badly soaked by
the recent rains that II would be i'm
possible to equal the present record
Sanspling OF the sugar beet fields at
Lem ouOWb iuu' Nhe p'''S WIZ w
ready for harvesting in about two
weeks. The beets never looked better
and the prospects for record break
ing Yield are fattering.
The Perry Irrigation company Of
Weber county has filed articles OF in
corporation with the secretary OF
state. The company is formed for
the purpose OF controlling and operat'
ing the Perry rights in the Weber
river.
William Chapney, aged l6, OF Salt
Lake City, went to hang up his coat
in the pocket OF which was pistol,
when the weapon fell to the floor and
was discharged, the bullet entering
the boys foot. INJECTING painful
wound.
At the State Sunday School Eistedd'
fod, held at Saltair on the 2Sth. the
Kaysville choir won first prize for
choirs OF thirty voices, while the Su'
var House choir was the winner In the