The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-08-11
UTAH STATE NEWS

with capital OF $4,000.
Plain City is to have a new canning
factory. a $4,000 company having
been organized for that purpose.
The Davis county fair will be sure
go this fall, an association having filed
articles of incorporation last week.
The Oregon Short Line company will
pkerate the first Yellowstone park ex.
frsion of the season on August rs.
F'rhe Logan band. consisting Of TWEEN.
fy-one pieces. spent two days last week
in visiting Salt Lake pleasuresresorts.
Farmers in the Monroe fields have
commenced cutting their grain and In.
dications for a good harvest are excel
lent.
The drug stores of Provo will remain
open for business on Sundays in the
future. but will not be allowed to sell
liquor for any purpose.
State Treasurer Christianson reports
that S135 $50 state funds were collect.
ed during the month of July, while
s164,40O was paid out
Joseph Mcmahon. the aeronaut who
fell distance of 200 feet while max
ing parachute jump at Salt Lake City.
is dead from his injuries.
The encampment of the Indian war
veterans at Ephraim last week was an
unqualified success, every county In
the state being represented.
The tax levy for Salt Lake county
was fixed at As mills and the county
SCHOOL tax at rs mills by the board Of
hnty commissioners last week.
The little ten-year-old son Of Joseph
Jackson fell into a well, fifty-five feet
deep, at Draper. and would have been
drowned but for the timely arrival Of
assistance.
Daniel w. Ellis, county recorder OF
Weber county for three consecutive
terms, has rendered his resignation.
His private interests demand his per.
sonal attention.
James Mcdonald, a seven-year-old
Salt Lake boy, was seriously injured
last week, being knocked down and
run over by a surrey while he was
playing in the street.
School census enumerators in thirty
six of the fifty.two districts of Salt
Lake have completed their labors for
this year. The increase shown In the
thirty-s districts is 6Ss.
The company boarding house at Win
ter Quarters was destroyed by fire last
week. Had It not been for the excel
Vent condition of the waterworks, the
sat,sa. town would have burned down.
4 Svperintedy ut Martin OF the Park
City public schools has just completed
the school census of Park City. The
census shows SIS girls and $50 boys, a
total OF 1856 children of the school
age.
Henry c. Gale, aged 10, was killed
In a mine in Granite district, Beaver
county. he having entered the tunnel
before all the shots had exploded and
received the full force of the explo-
sion.
Ben Noble, q Salt Lake man who
has long been known to the police as
confirmed drnnkard, was found dead
In his cell In the city jail one morning
last week, death being due to alco-
holism.
Charles A. Carmsn. an electrical en-
gineer, fell down stairs, while starting
street, Sak Lake City, receiving inju.
ries which resulted in death a few
hours later
The distillery to be built by the
Utah Sugar company for the manufac
TURF of denatured alcohol from the mo
Aliases made by the sugar companies
yof this state, will be established In
Salt Lake or Ogden.
Mary Pattison, a Salt Lake girl, has
eueu tue stTtel Gar CDHlpduy LOT SD,uOO
damages. alleging that she was forced
10 stand on the foot-board of a crowd
ed street car, from which she fell, sus-
tanning permanent injuries.
It Is probable that son of the en-
peror of Germany will come to Utah
to study mining. He is now a student
at the University of Bonn, and after
his graduation he will continue his
study of mining in this country.
The Cambrian society OF Salt Lake
at a recent meeting appointed a com
mittee TO inquire into the advisability
OF having an eisteddfod in Salt Lake in
1907 during the Inter-Mountain fair,
such as were held in 1895 and 1898.
The news that Governor Cutler had
refused to call the legislature together
in special session was received with
much satisfaction in Logan, and the
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