The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-04-13
UTAH STATE NEWS

voiney G. Gunnell has been appoint
ed Judge of the juvenile court in
Ogden.
Governor Cutler has issued proc
iamatlon designating April Is as Ar.
Dor day.
The fighting game in Ephraim re-
ceived knockout blow at the city
council meeting last week.
The merchants of Ephraim are agi.
tating the question of having a whole.
sale house erected in that city
Utah leads all the states In this in.
termountain region In the number of
cigars manufactured each year.
Lehi will probably have one of the
largest clay working establishments
In the west within the next few
months.
The range herds of sheep in Utah
have been ordered inspected at once
for scab. About 100000 sheep will be
inspected.
A Japanese laborer named Naka.
nero was struck by train while
crossing bridge at Ogden and in.
stantly killed.
c. ]. Lindell, switchman, was
caught between two cars at Ogden
and badly crushed, but there is hope
of saving his life.
Frosts have done considerable dam
age to fruit at Green River recently.
The outlook for good crop OF
peaches and apples is, however, excel
lent.
Contracts have been signed for an
interstate debate between the Uni
versity of Oregon and the University
Of Utah, to be held at Salt Lake
April 2S.
Rev.. P. A. Simpkin, recently ap-
pointed judge of the Juvenile court,
Of Salt Lake City, has declined the
appointment, owing to his numerous
other duties.
| James Leavitt, aged Ia, was stabbed
N the back by Roy Evans, playmate
Of about the same age, during an
alteration in Ogden. The wound is
not regarded as dangerous.
Mrs. William Ball. of Lehi, was
Knocked down by a COW which stepped
IN her arm and broke both bones just
above the wrist. Owing to her ad-
vanced age the fracture is a serious
one.
The records of the revenue collec-
or show that during the past year
i,170,152 cigars were manufactured in
the state of Utah. the revenue col
lected for the same amounting to
1850
The first Get Acquainted" excur-
sion to be conducted by the Manufac-
turers & Merchants association Of
Salt Lake City this year will be made
on April "a to the northern part of
the state.
Mrs. Thomas Green died at Rays
vile on the 3lst, at the age of n.
She was one of the rapidly diminish
ing number who In early life knew
and associated with the Prophet Jo-
seph Smith.
| william Fatheringham, aged so, a
well known citizen of Lehi, was killed
by an explosion of dynamite near
Stephenville, Mont. He was thawing
dynamite In a cook stove when the
explosion occurred.
"Teddy," the big brown bear who
for eight years has been in the ZOO
at Glenwood park, and who was be-
lieved to be the best specimen in cap
tivity in the state, escaped last week
and it was found necessary to kill
him.
| Carl Barnes, young man en-
ployed in furniture store in Salt
| Lake City, accidentally shot himself
| WHlle IObllUB WIFI an AUTOMATIC re-
volver in the presence Of his fiance,
his recovery being doubtful.
The people of North Sanpete are de,
termined to have a sugar factory, not,
withstanding the dissolution of the
Sanpete and Sewer Sugar company A
local company Is to be organized and
factory built about midway be,
tween Moroni Mount Pleasant and
Spring City.
The Utah Construction company OF
Ogden, has received the contract
for building the remaining 32l miles
of the Western Pacific line from
Deeth, Nevada, TO the Nevada Califor
mia line, at an approximate cost OF
$6,000,000.
John Dewey, the veteran chief en-
gineer of the Lehi sugar factory and
three of his associates in the machine
shop department have recently per
fected a smoke consumer which they