The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-08-17
UTAH STATE NEWS

new company has capital OF $780,
900.
Alma Thomas, aged 5, was thrown
from buggy during q runaway In
Salt Lake City and almost instantly
killed.
A movement has been started by
the reform element of Park City look.
ing to the closing of the red light
district.
For stealing watch valued at $3.50,
Emmett Brady of Salt Lake was last
week sentenced to two years In the
state prison.
The First State bank of Salina has
been incorporated. with capital of
$4,000. Local capitalists are back of
the enterprise.
Paving contracts have been award.
ed by the Nephi city council and that
town will soon have substantial ce-
ment sidewalks.
The unimproved portion Of the city
hall square in Ogden is being parked,
most Of the work being done by the
prisoners in the city jail
A young man named Butterworth
was accidentally shot while on an out
ing in Logan canyon. He is in the hos
pital at Logan and will recover.
A general strike of all the switch
men on the Denver & Rio Grande
railroad between Denver and Salt
Lake is possible In the near future.
Cliff Anderson. a carpenter, collided
with an automobile in Salt Lake City
while riding his bicycle, and was ser
iously injured, his skull being frac.
tured
Isaac Hatch, aged ~, was accident
ally shot and killed by his cousin,
George Hatch, while the two boys
were hunting chickens near Koosh-
arem.
j. II. Mcconnell attempted to
board moving train in Ogden,
was thrown under the wheels and his
right foot crushed so badly that ampu.
tation was necessary.
A Salt Lake man has sued the To-
cal street car company for $1,000
damages because a conductor broke
his nose and blackened his eyes dur
Ing an argument on a street car.
An ordinance limiting the speed OF
automobiles on all public highways
in Salt Lake county. outside the city,
to fifteen miles an hour has been
passed by the county commissioners
Mike Seppala, aged %. was killed
Inv N cava.in In tho Wanna vntn nj
Bingham, his skull being crushed. 1t
is not known how the accident oc.
Cured as Seppala was alone at the
time.
Miss Blanche Musser, one OF the
passengers on the Columbia, which
was wrecked on the California coast,
when a large number OF the passen-
gers were drowned, arrived home last
week
Imagining that she has attained a
state of perfect exaltation and has be-
come a god, Mrs. Clara Sullivan. aged
29 years. "a Salt Lake woman, has
been adjudged insane and sent to the
State Mental hospital.
The work Of taking the school cen.
ou' ioi hs'hi bt0h IL
shows an increase Of twenty over last
year There are $40 boys and 400
girls between 6 and IL years OF age,
making total of 1.039.
A Salt Lake boy dropped lighted
match into the bunghole of whisky
barrel on which he was sitting and
was blown fifteen feet into the air.
In ..t laI h,..,, l..., 4. L..
face was slightly burned.
Three young men convicted of con-
cealing themselves in bathrooms at
Saltair and taking kodack pictures OF
women az they were unrobed. pre-
paratory to DOMINIC their bathing
suits, were fined so each.
Because of a blunder of the last leg
islature there is danger that the state
experimental farms, run In connection
with the Agricultural college at Lehi
and st. George. win have to be
closed, owing to lack of funds.
The Robinson -four mills, near
American Fork were destroyed by fire
last week, entailing loss of $4,000.
A lantern was accidentally over.
turned near the elevator shaft, and
the blaze was soon beyond control.
Mortimer BarTows, aged 6, while
playing In the bath tub at the family
residence In Ogden, fell backwards
out OF the tub and struck a pile OF
broken glass. He was badly cut, but
4 Is not thought that his injuries are
fatal
The July report of the Salt Lake
City health department shows
death rate of l.Oi per 1909 OF popu.
lation. There We're SS deaths and 2l3
births during the month. or the
births there We're 1903 males and 10
Lille Fowler aged s, was burned to
death In Salt Lake City while play
ing with matches, her clothing catch.
ing ON fire and being burned from her
body the flesh being cooked to the
bone. death resulting after eight
hours of suffering.
William J. Coda. the acronaut who
fell among live electric wires while
making "A parachute iumD AT Ogden