The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1907-12-14
UTAH STATE NEWS

600 for the public building at Ogden.
The city council of Park City has
issued an order to the officers to put
| a stop to the practice o. skating on
the sidewalks.
At the old folks annual mid-winter
reunion. held in Lehi on the 9th,
nearly 200 persons over GO years OF
age were present.
Mrs. Guy Condor of Salt Lake
drank a quantity of wood alcohol, mis-
taking II for medicine, and had mar
row escape from death.
AS the result Of the giving way OF
a scaffold, on which he was working.
Robert o. Corkhill, of Salt Lake, was
probably fatally injured.
Mrs. Thomas Vance, the Salt Lake
woman who was brutally beaten by
her husband, is dead. and Vance Will
face charge of murder.
An effort is being made by the old
soldiers of Salt Lake City and Ogden
to form Utah chapter of the mill
tary order of the Loyal Legion.
That Salt Lake City will have a
new assay Office is the confident
opinion of Senator Sutherland, who
has introduced bill authorizing one.
II has been definitely arranged that
the great musical event of the Welsh
people, the Eisteddfod, will be held
In the Salt Lake tabernacle October
/, 2 and 3, 1908.
Henry Westerhold, who was in
jured in mine accident near Lund,
Nevada. died in Salt Lake hospital
last week. Westerhold was resi-
dent of Cedar City.
The trial of Fred Walker for the
murder of DR.. Earl S. Beers, at Og-
den, began in earnest on Friday. De-
cember g. when the work of selecting
a jury was finished.
Representative Howell played In
poor luck in the selection of seat in
the house, drawing place on the
Democratic side in what is known as
the Cherokee Strip"
Peter and John Adamson, brothers,
are at their homes in American Fork,
each with broken leg. and the former
with his right arm broken in addition,
as the result Of runaway accident.
Two tramps were found by, a train
crew, one night last week, lying along
the Southern Pacific tracks 100 miles
west OF Ogden. suffering greatly from
exposure. The feet of both men we're
frozen.
Walter Neal, stranger In Salt
Lake. was run down by passenger
train. Sunday, and killed. It is be-
lieved that the man deliberately sui.
cided, throwing himself in front Of
the train.
While driving wagon containing
green lumber through Cedar City
canyon, Daniel Pendleton, Jr.. a resi-,
dent Of Cedar City, was crushed to
death under the vehicle, which was
overturned.
David Henry Peery, mining man
and national Democratic committee,
man for Utah, died at Los Angeles,
Cal, on December 6, after an illness
extending over period of two years,
from Bright's disease,
Senator Sutherland has re-intro-
duced his bill of last congress author.
izing 100000 to be expended for a
monument to General Patrick e. Con.
nor. to be selected by the secretary
OF war and the governor of Utah.
The statements of four national
banks in Salt Lake City which were
given out last week, show that the
banks are In an exceptionally strong
condition. A compilation of the
amount Of money actually on hand
shows total of over $5,00O,00O.
Joe Molander. the Italian who killed
John Massa and severely wounded
Dominick Asalie in an ARRAY at Mer
cur, has so far escaped arrest, and
the officers who are searching for him
assert the belief that Molanders
friends are hiding him in Salt Lake
City.
Dave Tobin, who was so badly
burned by powder explosion near
Caliente, Nevada, when Tom Duggau
was fatally burned, died In Sail
Lake hospital last week. Duggan, In
the torment caused by the burns
pleaded for some one to end his
misery.
The execution of A. T. Day, which
will take place at the. penitentiary
December 10, will be the first one in
Utah for three years and half. The
last murderer to pay the death pen,
atty was Frank Rose, who was shot at
the penitentiary April 22, 1904, for
the killing OF his wife.
While his aged mother was rebuk.
ing him for his hardness In prepar.
ing breakfast, Thomas Redman, co
years DID, of Salt Lake City, fell
dead. The mother. who is more than
80 years old, fell on his PROSTATE
body. In faint, and was found In
that condition by neighbors
Matt Lang, saloon keeper of
Newhouse, was shot and killed by A..
w. Kingshury, bartender In quar-
rel over a woman 1t is claimed
Lang was getting the best of his an.
tagonist in fight, when Kingsbury
fired FIVE shots at him. any one o!
which would have been fatal.
The sheriff of Salt Lake county ia