The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-04-20
UTAH STATE NEWS

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The horse fair at Logan has been
postponed until Saturday, the goth
inst.
Statistics Just issued show that g.
AIS immigrants arrived in Utah the
past year.
Miss Ada Chamberlain, of Vernal.
suffered broken leg in runaway
near that place.
The Elks of Salt Lake added $1,000
to the charity fund by their two en-
tertainments given last week
The annual encampment Of the
Grand Army Of the Republic will be
held in Salt Lake City on May 16.
Salt Lake City by the first Of June
will have one of the most modern and
best equipped gas plants In the coun.
try.
Jakka Njaagaanes, a Finlander, aged
"a, was killed at Bingham by an ore
train which was running from the
mines to the depot.
Utah educators will have headQuar.
tiers of their own at the convention of
the National Educational association
TO be held at Los Angeles this sum-
mer.
The descendants of the late Farley
p. Pratt held a big family reunion
In Salt Lake City on the 18th in oh.
servance of Mr.. Pratt's Tooth ami.
versary.
II is claimed that there is no county
In the state Of Utah that is doing more
In the line Of farm settlements and
land Improvement this year than Mil
lard county.
Two masked men held up Walter
Selig, the bartender of the Healy bar,
In Ogden and secured about SOS in
cash and several hundred dollars
worth of jewelry.
A petition to the secretary Of war
Is being circulated In Wasatch coun-
ty, requesting the secretary Of war
TO not dismantle Fort Duchesne and
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The nine-year-old son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William c. Meelor, of Fayette,
had his hand shot to pieces by his
twelve-year-old brother while the two
boys were playing with gun.
Several Lehi citizens have formed
company and Will erect an opera
house and dance hall the coming
summer. The enterprise will be
thoroughly modern and will cost abont
$4,000.
The Daughters of the Pioneers of
Utah held an interesting and import
ant meeting in their quarters at the
Lion house, In Salt Lake City last
week, at which all the old officers
were reelected.
The supreme court decided last
week that terms of the district court
can only be held at the times fixed
by law, and that when terms are
held at other times all judgments
entered are invalid.
Martin Baburic who had been in
the asylum at Provo since last Sep
TENDER, was deported 40 Hungary last
week, 1t having been discovered that
ne had been in an asylum before com.
ing to the UnBed States.
Injured twice within four months
by street car accidents, Il. G. Lock.
wood has evidently decided that he
will try to shake of the hoodoo which
seems to hang over him by suing the
Ogden Street Car company for $4,000
damages.
The steamer lCtaff. Dweller, which
has been IN use oD the Green river
for year ,or two is to be dismant tied
and removed to Sal, Lake. where she
will be launched and used as a pleas
ure boat at Ssltar beach during the
coming season
By a fractions horse jumping off the
roadway In Ogden canyon into the
raging torrent OF the Ogden river
Miss Rose Philip, 81 Ogden, wal
drowned, her body being found three
miles down the river from where the
accident occurred.
A lone hiEhwayman attempted tc
hold up the San Pedro station agent
at PaysOn, bun failed to secure any
thing of value, owing to the plueki
ness of Agent Eelch, who fought the
would-be robber of and saved tn,
companys money.
Mrs Alfreda &c Hooley who shot
and killed her husband in Salt Lake
City. will probably spend the remaind
er OF her days in the insane asylum
at Provo. she having been adjudged in
sane by the commission appointed t.
Investigate her case.
Ogden's new federal building e
completed. so far as the walls and ths
roof are concerned, and the plaster
In 10 oil