The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-07-21
UTAH STATE NEWS

brated at Lehi.
Work has begun on the Mount pick.
ling plant at Kaysville.
Copper ore has been discovered BY
laborers digging trench In the
streets of Salt Lake.
Thomas Blackmore, a section hand.
was struck by a switch engine in. Or.
den and seriously injured.
The people of Huntsville, Weber
county, are planning the installation
OF an electric light system. =
A reported case of CHAMBERS from
Cache county has been verified BY DR..
7. B. Beatty of the state board OF,
health.
Three hundred people, headed by,
three bands. left Salt Lake on the 14th
for Denver to attend the Elks' con.
vention.
Frank Miaone. an Italian section
nsnd, was run over by q passenger
train near Green River, being lately
injured.
Andrew Pierce. springville car.
pe"ter, sustained serious injuries by
falling from a LADDER His hip was
broken and he was otherwise hurt.
Frank Crowley, mining man from
Bullfrog, Nevada, fell from street
car in Salt Lake City, his collar bone
being broken and his shoulder dislo-
Gated
Christian Hildebrand made a vicious
attack upon Alfred iii, a fellow work.
man, in Logan, telling him with
long-handled shovel, INJECTING serious
injuries.
A company has been organized in
Salt Lake City, with a capital stock
of $4,000, for the purpose Of manu-.
featuring macaroni and the kindred
products.
William Lacey, aged 81, a lineman,
was shocked to death while at work
In Ogden. A hole in his glove Is said
to have been the means OF the fatal
accident.
There is a scarcity OF brick for
building purposes in Salt Lake to the
extent that contractors are being held
back on nearly every building that is
being erected In the city.
Mrs. Ed Farrer and Mrs. George t.
Ross Of Provo were thrown from a
buggy through the horse becoming un.
manageable, while out riding, both la
dies being painfully injured.
While Homer Call, an aged citizen
Of Willard, was assisting in hitching
up a wild horse he was thrown to
the ground, receiving dislocated
shoulder and other injuries. 81
The second attempt to wreck Seth
Browns butcher shop in Salt Lake
City was made one night last week,
when a bomb was exploded under the
building, which was badly wrecked.
Henry Earl Wilkinson, the 11-year.
old son OF Nicholas Wilkinson,
coach counter in the Rio Grande
yards, was drowned while wading In a
pool just west of the Jordan river, In
Salt Lake City.
A railroad to Ely, New, from Salt
Lake, opening up the Deep Creek
country to the merchants OF Salt Lake,
is among the possibilities. The board
OF governors OF the Commercial club
has the matter in hand.
While cutting alfalfa, Dee, the IL,
year-old son of Joseph ID. Cox, OF Lehi,
had his foot severed from his leg, just
above the ankle Joint, the severed
member being held by but the tendon
on the front of the ankle.
Mrs. Millie Bergsjo was drowned
and her little son probably fatally In
jured as the result of a runaway, the
horses and wagon going over the dug.
way and into the river in Logan can.
yon about eight miles from Logan.
Colin st. Clair, laborer, 33 years
old employed at the salt works near
Saltair, was instantly killed by Salt
air train. being run down while walk
ing ON the track towards Salt Lake
City, his body being horribly man.
gled.
Utah sheep will be inspected thor
oughly in September before going to
winter ranges and those diseased will
be dipped twice. This decision was
reached by the board of sheep com.
missionors at u meeting in Salt Lake
last week.
The Emery County Beekeepers' as
sociation last week received their con-
sisnment of 625 colonies of bees aud a
carload of bee and honey supplies from
Beeville, Tex. The different varieties
OF bees are the Holy Land. Cernoleans
and Italian.
The assessed valuation of all Salt |
Lake City property for the present
year is SAL 1903, 661, according to fig
ures completed by the county auditors |