The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-11-10
UTAH STATE NEWS

to Utah in 1852, died at Schofield las,
week from pneumonia
The Flour and Grain Dealers asso
citation, Of Salt Lake City, advanced
the price Of oats cents per hundred
Geo. B. Davis, bookkeeper of Salt
Lake City, was run down and killed
by an automobile as he was crossing
street.
G. A. Aamodt, a painter about So
years old, was run over and instantly
killed by freight train in the yards
at Bingham Junction.
Thomas Smith, we'll known charac.
ter OF Logan, was killed in the Ore.
gon Short Line yards by being caught
between two freight cars.
John SILL an early resident of Rays
vile and a man well known through.
put the northern part of Davis coun.
ty. died at Warren, Weber county, at
the age of 30.
Roy Merrill, a grandson of the late
Apostle Merrill, while at work in Rich.
mond, fell from an electric light pole
10 the ground and his back was brole
On as a result OF the fall.
Thomas Taylor, Of Henefer, was &C.
eidentally shot while hunting rabbits
The boy, who Is IA years old, was en-
gagged as sheep herder. 1t is be
ueved he is fatally injured.
w. r. Cameron, formerly Of Sunny
side, was killed in a mining accident
In Mexico in which fourteen others
were killed. No particulars Of the
tragedy have been received.
A. II. McKenna, signalman en-
ployed by the Short Line in Salt
Lake, attempted suicide by cutting
his throat with an ak, inficting .
CHASTITY wound, but he will recover.
Because his sweetheart Tilted him,
Henry Ergman, rs years old, of Og.
Den, threatened to kill her and then
himself. Ergman was arrested and
now occupies cell in the county
iail.
The coal situation in and about Brig
tam City has attained a most serious
aspect. For some time past the peo
pie OF that place have been forced to
rely on the Ogden dealers for their
supply.
A crate Of fine grapes, pomegranates
and ounces, raised on the farm Of the
southern experiment station of the Ag'
ricultural college, at st. George, was
sent to tho governor and state officers
last week
At Peterson, in Morgan county, the
store of Olson Bros. was entered by
burglars and the safe blown open
There was $50 in checks and $40 In
cash taken, and a lot of merchandise
was carried away.
As result of partial strike by
the employees of the sugar factory. at
Lehi, wages were increased 15c to
csc per day. The laborers there are
paid from 81 to $3.50 per day now, but
O day Is twelve hours.
The clerks of Salt Lakes stores are
10 have school of craftsmanship es.
tablished for their benefit by the local
Y. NJ. C. A. The idea Is a novel one,
and has met with the hearty approval
of the local merchants.
The comptroller OF the currency has
approved the application OF h. r.
Booth, j. s. Ostler, T. A. Foote, c. Ii
Grace and Lewis II. Hills to organize
the Nephi National bank of Nephi
Utah, with $4,000 capital.
Whooping cough is said to prevail
through the state to a rather unusual
extent and the disease appears TO be
more severe this year than heretofore.
Many fatal cases have come to the at
tenfion of the state board of health.
The people of West Bountiful, where
q $4,000 meeting house collapsed dur.
ing the recent terrific windstorm,
are already planning to reconstruct the
edifice. This time special precautions
will be taken to make the building Sc
cure.
Salt Lake is to have a branch fac,
tory OF the new and novel invention
the telegraphone-which not only
makes a perfect reproduction of the
human voice, but also records every
thing that passes over. the ordinary
telephone.
Work on the Salt Lake end of the
Western Pacific is progressing rapid
", although twice the number OF men
could be used to advantage In the
grading and track-laying. Work Is .ad.
vancing at the rate Of one and one.
half miles day.
In wreck at Summit, Cal, Engi,
neer Tobias Welch was instantly