The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-08-25
UTAH STATE NEWS

bdkes ndlI-WOrl0, Sulclueu SATURDAY,
taking morphine.
The thirty-sixth annual conference
of the Methodist missions was held in
<aSalt Lake City last week
" Harold Jones, aged 10, of Salt Lake
: City, is dead from lockjaw, caused by
small splinter in his foot
Grasshoppers are doing consider.
able damage to the second alfalfa
crop in the fields near North Ogden.
Work on the waterworks system for
Monroe is progressing rapidly. the
last carload of piping arriving last
week.
The United States Ozokerite com.
pany has purchased 1,015,000 feet OF
lumber on the Uintah reserve in the
vicinity of Cotton.
The public schools Of Salt Lake City
will begin a week later than the
usual time this year, the date set be.
ing September II.
1t is expected that 1900 delegates
will be present at the annual meeting
of the National Wool Growers, which
will be held in Salt Lake City in jan
uary.
Wholesale dry goods men say tat
fall deliveries will be heavier in spite
of the fact that prices nearly all round
t.h kaa at ic lay
uear.
The fall campaign in Utah will be
state committees will meet and issue
calls for their respective state conven.
tons.
Abe Jones and Royal Hanson, Provo
lads about IL years Of age were Sc
verely scalded through the explosion
of a can Of boiling water with which
they were experimenting.
Because the Garfield smelter re.
quired 100000 more brick in the con.
struction of the plant than was at first
calculated upon, there is serious
brick famine in Salt Lake.
The threatened trouble between the
employees and the oficisls of the Utah
Independent Telephone company al
Ogden is likely to be averted and the
demands of the men granted.
While returning from a visit with
neighbors, George Wahlen, about 35
years of age, dropped dead Sunday
at noon just as he was entering the
gate to his own residence at Ogden.
4 The Kaysville Canning company has
peen making a successful run on
beans and fruits during the last two
months, and last week the first carload
shipment was made to Boise, Ida,
firm.
The sixth annual meeting Of the
Utah State Pharmaceutical associa-
ton was held at the Hermitage in
Ogden canyon last week, pharmacists
being in attendance from all parts of
the state.
While painting a smokestack at the
Inland Crystal Salt company's works
near Saltair beach, John White, a
painter, fell a distance of twenty-five
feet, sustaining injuries which may
prove fatal
Councilman A. II. Moyes and Rob.
ert Paine presented their resigna
10 al 10 hn
regular meeting last week. The res
ignations were accepted and the men
were reelected.
The committee appointed by the
Miners union has succeeded In rails
ing sufficient funds to guarantee a big
celebration at Park City on Labor
\ day. Addresses will be made and all
vkinds OF sports pulled off.
While mixing a combination of IL
guilds and powders for the manufac-
ture of fireworks, X. Sanaw, a Jap.
anese restaurant keeper of Salt Lake,
was badly injured and the room
wrecked, the chemicals exploding.
Joseph bdIhtT VI i1uHlSNll1e, VINO
owns one of the biggest private fish
hatcheries in the mountain country
received last week 100000 trout fry
from the Amethyst fish hatchery in
Colorado, to be planted at his hatch
cry.
Burglars entered the West Jordan
meeting house Wednesday night Of
last week and stole three quilts made
by the Ladies' Relief society. The
quilts are of ornamental design, with
picture of the temple worked into
the goods,
Information has been filed in the
district court at Provo against George
Ferre, charging assault with a dead
ly weapon with intent to murder.
Ferre is the man who stabbed young
Wright with pocket knife on the
1 evening of ,July %