The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1906-11-17
UTAH STATE NEWS

result Of fall from a trestle at Gar
field
M. Foyle, an aged man of Ogden,
was struck by a bicycle while walking
down the street, and sustained a
broken arm.
Arthur Bush, aged %, was accident
ally shot in the right leg while at work
near Liberty, a revolver falling from
his pocket.
A convention of publicity experts
from all the leading cities OF the
United States and Canada is to be held
in Salt Lake next June.
Walter James Of Black Rock and N.
s. Nelson of Mt. Pleasant last week
sold 10000 head OF sheep to pack
ing company Of Los Angeles.
Mexican of Salt Lake was beaten in
the checker match with Drouillord Of
Kansas City, the former winning three
games and the latter Ave, with eleven
draws.
The recent storms have made the
roads of Summit county impossible
and hay and grain which is being fur.
nished Park City by the county is now
in big demand.
George Capos, a Greek, in the EN-.
ploy OF the Southern Pacific company
az Ogden, was run over and killed by
q car under which he had crawled to
get some tools.
Delegates have been appointed by
Governor Cutler TO attend the Trans
Mississippi Commercial congress
which will meet at Kansas City, Mo,
November 20 TO 90.
The report Of the state game war
den shows that the amount OF fish
taken from the Provo river, Of the
sucker species, by graphing, will
reach not less than 100000 pounds per
year.
John William Guthrie, fifty years
Mason, president of the Commercial
National bank OF Ogden and the
founder Of the banking business in
Corinne, Utah. in 1869. died at Ogden
on the 10Th.
Hugh McGrail, OF Leadville, Colo,
was killed In Salt Lake City, being
run over by switch engine, his
head being found several feet from
his body. II Is not known how the
accident occurred.
The 500 coal cars ordered by the
Denver e. Rio Grande, and which are
soon TO be here with twenty new en-.
gines for service on the hills, will help
out the coke and coal trade of Car
bon county wonderfully.
C. A. Griffith, foreman for the Amer.
lean Smelter q Refining company in
Tooele county, fell from trestle willie
supervising some work and struck on
his head, fracturing his skull, death
resulting few days later.
Attorney General NJ. A. Breeder has
issued an opinion in which the right of
county superintendent OF public
schools to specify courses OF study diff.
fering from those courses laiA down by
the state board of education Is denied.
In the district court at Ogden the
case against Lauritz Farse of Salt
Lake for assault with intent to com.
nit murder was dismissed Last sum.
mer Farse was arrested after he and
Ora f. Page had rolled down the
mountain side In an encounter i'm
which each claimed the other had
attempted to kill him.
At meeting Of the stockholders of
the Utah Packing company held in
Salt Lake City last week. a plan TO
raise money for the immediate re.
building OF the plant, recently destroy.
ed by fire, was unanimously agreed mp.
on.
DR.. Clark of the state board of
health declares that the lack of a
sewerage system in Provo, outside of |
the business district. Is menace TO !
the health Of the town and that II Is |
responsible for a number OF cases of
typhoid fever.
Ths reclamation engineer in charge |
of the Strawberry valley project re.
ports that 100 feet of the tunnel We're
completed on the first of the month. |
Only one shift OF eight hours was
worked ON the tunnel during the |
greater part of October.
Samuel b. Howell, of Salt Lake,
aged so, is dead at Goldheld, Nevada,
of pneumonia. Mr. Howell was vet
eran prospector, being one OF those
who went to California in 40, and had
just made some rich locations when
by his fatal illness.
The fury of the wind that devas.
tated Davis county on October 20 has
claimed victim. Bishop Jacob Sc.
.yts Il 81 l..