The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-02-10
UTAH STATE NEWS

Sluney BRICKS SdlOOn NJ hihnDeIiey
was destroyed by fire last week.
Moroni farmers are contracting to
plant 900 acres of beets this year, fac
tory or no factory.
The people of Coalville will vote
$4,000 additional bonds to pay off the
. indebtedness on the electric light
plant.
James Evans, a miner well known
in Utah was found dead in his bed at
Park City. Death was due to natural
causes.
The wool growers Of Fountain
Green have formed an association for
the purpose Of selling their 1906 clip
of wool.
James Evans and Dan Sullivan met
death in the Silver King mine at Park
City last week from nitro-glycerine
poisoning.
Frank Mazza, on trial in Salt Lake
City for killing Joseph Vatrella, Sep
TENDER 8. 1905, has been convicted OF
granddaughter.
Joe Stanley and Henry Doyle, while
coasting in Park City, ran into horse
and we're severely injured. The
horse escaped injury.
Burglars, using skeleton keys, en-
tered the mercantile house of I. L.
Clark & Sons at Ogden, and got away
with silks valued at $500.
Roy Gray, aged "a, resident Of Og'
den, fell from train at Buena Vista
Colo, his foot being so badly crushed
that amputation was necessary.
Miss Gay Newcomb and Mrs. c. f
Goist were both slightly injured as
the result of the overturning Of o
coasting schooner in Park City.
At special meeting of the county
commissioners of Beaver county. ~
ID. Farnsworth was appointed countIl
assessor, vice A. J. Lewis. resigned.
David II. Allen was killed while
hauling gravel near Salt Lake City,
the wagon turning over. the yong
eman being buried beneath the rad OF
gravel.
J. The Manufacturers & Merchants
( a6aociation has taken up khe work Of
nro&scting the business men of Salt
Lake City from the advertising
CRATER ~
There are. a great miny coyotes be-
ing killed I'm tho yic3aity iof scofield,
as they are very num'srous. and band,
of of as as high ,,s Z s~ssy have eesn sses
Oscar Schoenfelf,,> Salt Lake
printer, while leaning owe, q revolving
shafting. was caught in 4 he machinery
andlsbefore he was rescY ed, sustained
painful injuries.
Rpx Campbell emplJS ed I in the
Grand opera-house, ogd} fell from
a box In the second I l,sry e 1.-THE
fioos below. suffeftng dlalocation OF
the hip and other injyAes 'sSas
The agricultural department win
send Psshologist Waite to Utah to in.
.vsstigsts Ms (blight known as the
.s,ss-ssows," VIII ch b destroying the
,xruit and shaded trees of Utah.
"a proposition sesefore the Provo
city council lookif to, increasing the
police force for ths purpose of afford.
ing the churches add iti6nsI protection
from hoodlums Sundhy nights.
The imnenses4 tss15f colored
marble id LOGAN ~ yon are being
opened up snd the pr moters are san.
guine that The marble business will
shortly become Logan.s greatest in.
duskts stsS.a Y, .sy.Vs,.,..!
Utah has moved u sixteen places|
in rank With ssferenss 70 The iil4~ac5
of children betwesn the agese u 10
and IA years during the first ten
years following the adoption of the
free school law in the state.
John Meyers and G. II. Rumsby,
convicted Of criminal conspiracy in
connection With The bounty frauds of
1904, in lsslCLake county, have been
sentenced ~ serve one year each in
the couptyijAaI.
Barpsy vvogsl of Salt Lake City
is dea hs tn. resuIts OF falling down