The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-03-03
vTAH STATE NEWS
More than 5000 sheep have been fed

OBuch Will COIuucuCt us bOOu us tH'
weather permits.
A new bank and a modern hotel ar,
among the improvements planned TO
Bountiful this spring. OK.
Preparations are being made TO
the Utah county horse show, to b.
held at Provo in April.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs
Thurber died at Richfeld from drink
ing quantity of strong I've.
It is estimated that 100 acres will
be planted to cucdmbers in the vein
ity Of Kaysville this season.
Business men of Sandy have de
cided to form chamber Of commerce
to boost the good points Of that place
The Independent Telephone com.
pany opened an exchange in Park City
last week. The equipment is modern
throughout.
The Kaysvlle city counsel has a
committe at work investigating the
feasibility of putting in system Of
waterworks.
Andrew Johnson, SO years OF age,
was struck by street car in Salt
Lake City, sustaining injuries which
may prove fatal. -.
The Independent Telephone com.
pany has strung its wires to Spring.
vile and will begin placing instru
ments this week.
John Penfield, employed at the
Southern Pacific freight house In Og,
den, was run over by switch engine,
both Of his feet being cut of.
William ]. Lynch, former chief Of
police Of Salt Lake City, has been
unanimously chosen chairman OF the
State Board Of Land Commissioners.
A company known as the Morgan
Amusement company has been organ.
lied at Morgan for the purpose OF
building an opera house and dancing
hall.
At the annual meeting Of the stock.
holders Of the Daly.Judge Mining
company held In New York last week
the old board of directors was re-
elected.
Johnson B. B. Young, who has been
q resident of this state since 1850,
died Saturday at his home In Tam
panogos. He was successful farmer
and stock raiser.
Contracts for 100 acres Of cucum.
bers have been signed by the farmers
OF Springville. This means that
Springville will have a branch plant
Of the Mont Pickle company Of Salt
Lake.
Preparations are being made for the
organization Of bank in Fillmore. A
meeting Of the promoters will be call
cd In short time. Some Of the lead.
ing men Of the county are behind
the enterprise.
George Evans, city marshal Of Lehi, |
is dangerously Ill at the Provo gen.
eral hospital. John ID. Woodhouse,
the nightwatchman. takes his place
as marshal, and John w. Chelton is
serving as night Waterman.
At a special meeting of the CONNER
ciaI club, at American Fork, perma.
nent headquarters were decided upon.
The club will have four rooms over
the Chapman Mercantile company's
store, which will be fitted up at once.
The secretary of the interior has
ordered 23.O40 acres Of land in Cache
and Rich counties withdrawn from
settlement for exclusion in the Bear
river forest reserve. The lands con.
stitnte township 8 north, range 4
east.
There have been three mild cases
OF smallpox In the family OF Bishop
Nephi Packard, at Springville, but all
the patients are recovering, and, ow.
Ing to precautions taken by the health
board, II is believed no new cases will
appear
Karl Hopkins, Dale II. Parke and
James Z. Moss are the students OF the
University who have been selected az
The debating team to represent the
Utah university in the annual inter.
state debate with the University of
Denver.
The county commissioners of Uin.
ah county have granted a franchise
o the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
'ompany to construct telephone sys.
EN-. The franchise is not exclusive
nd must be completed by October l
4 this year.
John s. Lindsay, for years lead.
ne figure in dramatic circles Of the
rest and south. died in Salt Lake
thursday Mr.. Lindsay was for more
han ten years a prominent member
the old stock company Of the Salt
AXE theatre.