The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-03-17
UTAH STATE NEWS

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points last week.
James Newton broke Jail at Moab
one day last week, but was captured
eighteen miles from town.
Nels 8. Peterson, one of Ephraim's
oldest and most respected residents,
died on the 9th, at the age Of IS.
Mrs. Thomas O'Keefe, OF Park City,
is dead from ptomaine poisoning,
caused by eating canned tomatoes.
The senate has passed the bill
authorizing the establishment Of
government assay office at Salt Lake
City.
Bountiful now has Commercial
club to look after its business inter-
ests and the development Of its indus
tries.
Automobiles are to be legislated
against by the Kaysville city council,
the speed limit to be Ave miles an
hour.
Logan is to have another $4,000
school building, the rapid growth OF
the city's school population having
made this necessary. s
The question Of bonding the town
of Price for the further extension and
completion OF the waterworks system
this summer is being discussed. Z
Thieves entered a saloon in Ogden.
stole the cash register and carried II
a block before opening, when they
found but co cents In the register.
II is announced that within the next
three months new bank will open Its
doors at Garfield the new smelter
town on the shores Of the Great Salt
lake. f
A Finlander was assaulted and
robbed of 1920 at Scofield last week.
The man was quite badly beaten up
by the thug before he was over
powered.
A case Of smallpox has developed
at Spring City, but II is believed q
spread OF the disease will be pre-
vented, AS proper precautions have
been taken.
There have been complete In the
fields Of the Washington county expert.
ment farm more than two miles OF
under drains for the removal Of sur
plus water and alkali.
Marvin Manguri, oil Salt Lake city.
aged 81, was crushed to death by a
fall OF rock In the Daily West mine at
Park City. his neck being broken and
his body badly crushed.
A miner by the name of Beck, en-
ployed by the Columbus Consolidated
Mining company, was painfully and
perhaps seriously injured at Alta by
being crushed in the mine.
While coming of shift at the DAILY.
West mine at Park City, Alexander
Walkingshaw and John Eddy were
both caught in blast and as a result
Of the accident Walkinshaw will die
The Wasatch Orchard company ex
poets to harvest Its FIRST crop Of as
paragus. covering 1875 acres Of land,
near Ogden, which was set out about
three years ago. during the coming
season. The asparagus will be canned.
The city council OF Provo has passed
an ordinance requiring q license fee
Of SIS year for conducting a dance
hall. Dances given under the auspices
of religious or educational societies
will not be required to pay any license
fee.
Severe criticism OF the management
. of the Continental Life Insurance 4
Investment company is contained in
the report made by the deputies from
the office Of the secretary OF state,
who have been examining the books
OF the company.
The second Get Acquainted" ex.
cursion Of the Salt Lake Merchants
and Manufacturers association, which
was run to Nephi last week, was a
qualified success, about 500 people
landing at Nephi many being picked
mp along the road.
Ground was broken last week for
the $4,000 armory to be erected In Og.
den by David Eccles. 1t will be dedi.
Gated with elaborate ceremonies,
which will be attended by representa-.
tives from all the military organiza'
lions in the state.
The family of the late President
Christopher Layton held its annual re
union on Thursday Of last week In the
Kaysville music hall, and 100 mem
hers of the family. old and young, as.
sembled TO do honor to the memory
Of their roapacted progenitor.
The farmers Of Spanish Fork have
organized a branch Of county So
ciety looking to a state organization
in the place of the American Society
Of Equity. The Spanish Fork branch
win adopt a constitution similar to
that adopted by the Provo society.
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