The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-06-30
UTAH STATE NEWS

ptoPiS Pippofhe III
a monster celebration OF the Fourth Of
July.
The prospects for bounteous har-
vest in Cache valley have never been
brighter.
Clara BELL, young girl OF Ogden,
was seriously injured, being thrown
from a horse. t
Harvesting has begun at st. George,
and apricots, apples and other fruits
are ripening.
The annual meeting Of the Utah
State Dental association was held In
Ogden last week
There Is movement on foot at
Provo to have the city build and own
IN electric light plant.
Dell Epperson, who fell from swing
In one of the parks OF Salt Lake City,
10 dead from his injuries.
&. Hyldahl has been appointed post
master at Elsinore. Sewer county, vice
May II. Passmore resigned.
The German Saints Of the Cache
stake to the number of 1000 attended
the conference in Logan last week.
Lorenzo Sandberg, aged Il, OF st.
George, was killed In the Newhouse
mine last week, being crushed by the
cage.
Two tons OF sand caved In upon
Elijah Powell, laborer, aged "a years.
in sand pit in Salt Lake City. smoth-
ering him to death.
Roy Campbell. the young man who
held up number Of men and boys
m the Reed hotel at Ogden, has been
held to the district court for trial.
Lawrence Nelson, OF Roy. was seri-
pusly injured In a runaway accident
In Ogden, falling underneath the
wagon, the wheels passing over his
body.
Irwin Edmunls, aged 15, was
drowned while bathing in a pond near
Wales, Sanpete county. The boy
could not swim, and got into deep
water.
The Fourth of July committee at
Logan announces that II expects TO
give the finest display OF fireworks
ever seen In that city. The cost Ia
estimated at $1,000.
Alice Frodsham, aged IL, OF Yves
ton, Cache county. fell from fence
while ut play, and since that time has
lost the power OF speech. Otherwise
she has entirely recovered.
Daniel Driscoll, aged "a, was killed
by the explosion OF a soda water tank
IN the Metcalf bottling works, Salt
Lake City. Driscoll was instantly
killed. being horribly manBled.
II Ia announced that work will be-
gin within sixty days upon the new
Rio Grande Western and Western Pa
ciIc passenger depot In Salt Lake
City, the building to cost 100000,
Edward Higgins, who during Presi'
dent Johnson's administration was
acting governor OF Utah, died In Wash
ington on the 18th. aged 81 years.
Since 1885 he had been a government
clerk.
The little daughter OF Joseph Brad
held OF Jerico, Juab county, was play
ing with matches when her clothing
ignited the little one being so badly
burned that death ensued few hours
later.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union, at meeting held in Ogden,
adopted resolution calling for
united effort in lighting the lawless'
moss and lack of order prevailing in
this city"
The Bingham Miners union has
voted to demand an increase OF 81
cents a day upon the minimum scale
of wages paid in the camp. The mini
mum scale in Bingham now Is $2.S'
per day.
William J. Larkin. aged rs and
resident OF Ogden valley for fort!
years, fell from load OF hay anC
struck one of the horses. which
kicked him in the right temple, kiillnl
him instantly.
The Y. M. c. A. boys department
OF Salt Lake City will send two rep
resentatives to the boys conference
at Lake Geneva, Wis, August l, whicl
is to be attended by 800 boys from dit
ferent parts OF the country.
After holding armed possession o
his house In Salina for several days
John Jones was finally induced b.
Sheriff ABBOTT to surrender and will b
sent TO the asylum. Jones was re
leased from the asylum some time ag'
~ cured.