The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-05-11
UTAH STATE NEWS

phi, some time during August.
A bear hunt is being organized at
Manti, the bear in that section having
caused serious losses to cattlemen.
Much of the fruit is reported to
have been killed at Alpine, Utah coun.
ty as a result of the recent cold
weather.
1.-THE first electrically-driven -four
mill in southern Utah Is the Rich
field roller mill Power was turned
on last week.
The threatened strike of the electri-
cal workers of Salt Lake has been
averted, the men being granted an in
crease in wages.
The late freeze made 1t necessary
for some of the Manb beet farmers
to replant their fields. Double OF the
acreage is planted this year.
Mrs. Rose Manning, who was &C.
onsed Of shoplitting and searched in
an Ogden store, has sued the owners
of the store for $1,000 damages.
Matte and Florence Parsons, sisters
aged IA and IL, were severely injured
in SILT Lake by colliding with an
automobile while bicycle riding.
II. c. Wilson, about 70 years of age,
who came to Salt Lake from Soldier
Summit on business, fell down a STAIR
way and sustained a broken leg.
Forty pupils in the Salt Lake public
schools went on a strike last week,
but an interview with their parents
RESULTED in the strike being quickly
settled.
The body of a man, supposed to be
a soldier, was found near Green River,
the throat having been cut. The cor
oner's jury returned verdict of
suicide.
The Intermountain Fair association
will not hold fair in Weber county
this fall, but the association will have
a number of race meets during the
summer.
Joseph Edmonds, aged 81, foreman
at the Portland Cement conf .any's
quarry near Salt Lake, fell under a
car heavily loaded with stone and was
instantly killed.
Green River Is to have a telephone
system of its own. The company
xuhtch 20 70 snparota a. Rlad ticIac ~
Incorporation with the secretary of
state last week.
Hyrum Marble, Of Nephi, has been
sent to the asylum, his demented &C.
tons alarming his family to such an
extent that they applied to the officers
for his detention.
4 There seems to be an epidemic of
pneumoniain Park City at present and
for the past few days man has been
brought each day from some of the
mines with the disease.
Laland Simons, q student at the
Salt Lake high school,, was struck In
the head by "A hammer which fellow
student was throwing, his skull being
fractured, hut he will recover.
Alexander Ross, who while jumping
out of his wagon was caught by the
boot leather and fell and struck his
head on the ground, died the next
morning from conclusion Of the brain.
Representative Harry ]. Robinson,
who is a practicing attorney Of Salt
Lake and editor of the Bingham Bull.
letin. has been appointed notary pub.
lie for Salt Lake county by Governor
Cutler.
The Provo free library board has re.
ceived a letter from Andrew Carnegie
to the effect that as soon as he re-
ceives a copy of a deed for the library
site he will begin to advance money
for the building, and continue as the
work goes on.
|, The siX-year.old son of Henry Hack.
ing, Of Cedar Fort, was up tres
above picket fence when he fell,
one Of the pickets penetrating the
fieshy part of his leg, inflictirg a
painful wound.
The state has sold all the land 1t
has received from the government
The board of land commissioners has
ceased to exercise it's function as a
land seller and now exists only to
collect money due from the salAs and
payable in installments and to ad-
just various controversies.
II. M. Henderson, mechanic, while
engaged in the erection of huge cleo
trio crane at Ogden, was struck by
a falling piece of the crane and so
badly injured that he died while be-
ing carried to the hospital
The president has signed the proc
lamation adding 1880 acres in Sc
vier county to the Fish-Lake national
forest reserve. The area affected lies
along the northwest boundary of the
reserve and includes a mart of the