The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-23
UTAH STATE NEWS

Moab is to have a real live Fourth
OF July celebration for the first time
In several years.
Fred Duke, aged Ia, fell under a
moving freight train at Provo, his left
foot being crushed.
About 1000 people attended the an.
nual outing of the Black, Hawk Indian
war veterans at Lagoon last week.
June 81 is Eagles state day. when
the members from the different lodges
will meet in Salt Lake and celebrate.
Ernest Day OF Bountiful fell from n
Lagoon train and was painfully In
jured, his shoulder and arm being
fractured.
James w. Stark, who was appointed
postmaster at Moab eight years ago,
has resigned. III health is given as
the cause.
Unless an agreement can be
reached soon, the street car conductors
and motormen OF Salt Lake will go
on strike.
Mrs. Albert Hertz was seriously in.
jured In a street car collision in Salt
Lake City. The other passengers es-
capped injury.
Flag day was generally observed In
Salt Lake. flags being displayed and
many places Of business closed during
the afternoon.
Alexander Carlson, an Ogden boy,
while coasting down a hill on his
bicycle. collided with a wagon and
was seriously injured.
A little three-yearold son OF Mr..
and Mrs. J. ]. Rees OF Mant was acci-
dentally drowned at Clear Creek,
Carbon county. last week.
Albert Nelson OF Galley, New,
Jumped from moving street car In
Salt Lake City, his head striking q
pole, intiicting serious injuries.
The State Bank OF Bountiful flied
articles OF incorporation with the sec
rotary OF state last week. The insti'
tuition is capitalized at 100000.
The water in, Salt Lake is now one
foot and two and half inches above
the zero mark and six inches higher
than II was at this time last year
The threatened strike OF street car
employees in Salt Lake City did MOI
take place, the company concedine
most OF the demands OF their EN-
ployes.
Norman, the one.year-old son OF MT
and Mrs. Terry Nelson OF Salt Lake
fell into a tub Of hot water and was sc
badly scalded that he died few
hours later. :.
II. o. Sill, an employee of the Hatch
Sheep company, lost his left hand
having gone to sleep near the tracl
at Woods Cross, with his hand lying
on the rail
Bishop Christen Christensen. who
died at Chester last week, came tc
Utah In 1862, crossing the plains with
an OK team, and has resided in Utah
county ever since.
The old folks organizations OF Lehi
Pleasant Grove and American Forl
met at Lindon one day last week fol
their annual outing, about 800 ovel
co years OF age being present.
George Whitman, Roy Fox ant
Lionel Hansen, while digging at the
Utah Fire Clay company's beds II
Lehi were completely buried by {
In time to save their lives.
Rhea, the 5-year-old daughter o.
William o. Thurgood, met with a seri
Gus accident at Syracuse last week
having her foot amputated by a NOW
ing machine while playing In the hay
field, jumping in front OF the machine
The Alpine Light q Power compan,
Is new corporation that has beer
formed by Lehi, American Fork ant
Alpine parties. The company pro
pose to operate an electric power
plant in Dry Greek canyon northeast
of Alpine.
The senate last week passed the
bill authorizing the secretary of wal
IN axchange with lie Grand younf
certain lands in the Fort Douglas mil
itary reservation and pay him 5000
in return for certain lands to be con
veyed by Young.
Thursday, June 2s, will be real 20
tate day at Saltair. This will be thu
third annual outing Of the Real Estat'
association and is expected by thu
management that the excursion Il
that resort will be larger than any
of ~ predecessors.