The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-02-17
UTAH STATE NEWS

An entertainment was given in Salt
Lake last week to raise funds for the
relief of the starving people in Japan.
A street car collision, caused by
slippery rails. occurred in Salt Lake,
one of the motormen being badly in.
jured.
The public schools Of Willard are
again open after being closed for a
week on account of an epidemic of
scarlet fever.
Joseph Watson, a locomotive fire.
man. whose home is at Wilson, Weber
county, fell from his engine. sustaining
serious injuries.
David Bullock, the Cedar City stock.
man who was injured in the train
wreck near Beryl, has about even
chances for recovery.
The board Of health of Provo is hav.
ing list of contagious diseases pub.
lished in the local papers for the in.
formation of the public.
Senator Sutherland has introduced a
bill to appropriate 100000 for add.
tonal room and facilities for the post.
Office building at Ogden.
Frank Mazza, convicted of voluntary
manslaughter for killing Joseph Vatrel.
Ia, in Salt Lake, has been sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment.
The Century Printing company, Of
Salt Lake City, suffered a $4,000 loss
by fire last week, the blaze being
caused by an over-heated stove.
The number Of divorces granted in
Weber county during 1905 was 80.
while AT marriage licenses were is.
sued during the same period of time.
The expectoration ordinance is to
be rigidly enforced in Salt Lake, eigh.
teen offenders being arrested in one
day last week for splitting on the side
walks.
Mayor Eldredge of Coalville has
called an election for March to vote
on the proposition of raising $4,000 ad.
ditional bonds for the city's electric
light plant.
c. d. Clegg met with a painful acct.
dent at Park City, caused by an ex.
plosion Of black powder, and his sight
will probably be permanently injured
as result.
Provision has been made for the
grazing Of $4,000 head OF cattle and
horses, and 100000 head of sheep In
the Uintah forest reserve during the
season Of 1906.
BY the falling OF scaffold at New
house, Charles Lawyer, a carpenter In
the employ Of the San Pedro Railroad
company, received serious internal In
5uries. Two others also were hurt.
Joseph Smith, Russian, aged 81.
attempted suicide by shooting in Og,
den, but will recover. He was ex.
pecting money from the east and be
came Respondent over its non-arrival.
George Graham, a teamster, SO years
OF age, was struck by a switch engine
In Salt Lake City and instantly killed,
For fifty feet Graham's body was drag.
ged by the footboard, and was mang-
led beyond recognition.
The board of county commissioners
of Utah county have appropriated
$3.50 to build dam at the mouth Of
Powell's slough in Lake view for the
purpose OF converting the slough into
spawning bed for bass.
A. j. Goodman, the Wyoming sheep
herder, who was shot in the foot in the
raid made upon the Burnt Fork sheep
camp by cattlemen January 10, has
left the hospital In Salt Lake, having
recovered from his injuries.
The five-year-old son of Charles An
derson, OF Salt Lake. was crushed by
the falling OF a 450.pound box from a
dray on which he was hanging, both
legs being fractured and his head in.
jured, but It is believed he will re-
cover.
Gorge Havercamp and others Of Pro
vo have been experimenting for the
past two years in the manufacture OF
molasses from sugar beets, and from
all the information obtainable they
seem to have made a success Of the
project.
A Salt Lake woman has sued the
management of local theatre for
damages because an actress kicked
one Of her shoes on, the shoe striking
the woman on the head and forcing a
hairpin into her skull. She asks for
$3.50.
j. II. McCarron, to whom a fran
chise for an interurban road through
Weber and Davis counties was grant
ed last fall. says his road will be the
first interurban line to connect Salt
Lake and Ogden and that work will
begin In May.