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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07
MARKET REPORT.

Special TO the Garland Globe:--
X. @. Stock Yards. March 9th, 190S.-
Storms last week interfered with cattle
receipts somewhat. and prices advanced
steadily till Fridsy, when there was q
loss Of 10 to 10 cents. Buyers anticips.
ted good runs this week, because Of the
delayed movement last week, and were
bearish Friday In consequence. Run Is
5000 head today. not as heavy as expec-
ted, killing grades strong. stockers and
feeders 10 higher. " usual on Mon.iay
The first shipment of the Lockhsrt steers
this season are here today, weighing 1480
lbs at 25. Colorado stockers lately
have sold at 8 rs to { 80, feeders 4 90 TO
4 go, calves 4 rs, bulls 8 rs. stays 4 90,
medium cows 8 rs, panhandle heifers
4 80, steers 80. A big majority OF the
cattle coming now are fed steers. and the
proportion Of stockers and feeders is
small, There Is ample demand for the
supply OF country kinds. and prices are
as high as any time this winter, stockers
at 3 so TO 4 90. feeders 4 90 to 4 90.
supply of sheep and lambs last week
was 81 900 head, market about steady
till Friday, when there was a decline Of
10 TO 10 cents. The run is II 900 today
market 10 lower, Monte Vista lambs at
9 so TO @ 70, heavy Fl Collins lambs 6 !5
to 90. Colorado ewes rs to 80.
Yearlings are worth 8 40 TO 8 20, .wethers
8 90 TO 20. Prospects favor pretty
good receipts Of sheep aud lambs at all
poinls for ths next few weeks, aud while
the demand IS good, not mach improve
msnt in the situation Is expected.
J. A. RICKART.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07
CALLED JUDGMENT OF COP.
rhlefs Death at lands Of Child
Whose Parents No Had Robbed.

The New York Sunday Worlds
correspondent In Budapest sends It
the following account Of recent
tragedy In the village OF Kaposvar.
Hungary:
Janos Verga. q stock farmer, sold
some oxen for 900 crowns and con.
cealed the money In his house.
Ference Ga, a ne'er.do-well OF the
village, knew Of this transaction and
determined to get tho money. He
watched the house until he saw
Varga and his wife leave It. Then
he entered and had no difficulty In
dnding the money. which he peck.
eted.
AS he was about TO leave he no
ticed sitting In a corner. staring 81.
iently and intently at him. the Vargas
stx'year-old daughter. Realizing thar
she had watched his theft. he deter.
mined to get rid Of this witness
against him. He threw Q rope over u
beam in the ceiling and tied n moose
In one end OF It. Picking up the little
girl, be tried TO persuade her to put
her head into the moose. saying It was
q nice game.
How" she asked.
IN show YOU" said the -obber,
laughing.
Gal put down the little girl. drew ny
chair. stood upon II and put his
head through the moose.
Like this" he said. again laugh.
Ing, is II II was all game he was
playing with the girl.
The child pulled the chair away
suddenly; the robber fell. his neck
In the moose and was strangled to
death.
The child watched her victims
death strut giles until they ceased.
then went outside To await for he'
parents. When they returned she
took them to the room where the
dead thief still dangied and told
them IN great glee what had taken
place. The 800 crowns were found
In the pockets OF the robber and the
six-yearoid child is now the heroine
Of the village. whore tho event IL
nalled Judgment of God"
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07
STORY OF \ SEA SERPENT.
u Knocked an oarsman Out Of Hh
Boat.

Mr.. McNaughton. as his name sig.
nifies. 10 a Scotsman, and is conse.
Quently scarcely likely to easggerate.
He has been visiting Clevedon. in
Somerset. and relates the folioSing
story Of a strange adventure, ssyS
Reynolds Newspaper, The incien,
was. he says, witnessed by many
spectators:
Mr.. McEaughton was quietly row
Ing In li''ls skin about a mile n
C'eyedon pier when a iarsesnabs e.,,
jec'. which he described aS "liks
huge mummy. with largo sunken eyes
enveloped IL a sort OF hairy fap.'
suddenly appeared at the rear OF
the boat. about 20 yards away.
II approached By series OF leaps
ana dives, causing the sea to be
greatly disturbed. Mr.. McNaughton
says that by plunging tho bars into
the surf he endeavored TO keep his
antagonist at bay.
But bis efforts were only momentar.
NY successful. In a few seconds IL
had reached within q few yards OF
the boat
can only d.mly recollsct what
happened no continued. The Dab
% monster seemed to leap straight
PUT OF the water--straight as an arrow
Ct me. hardly know what ! did. I
THINK must have ducked and crash.
ca the oar Into tho creature. ~
any rate was lung violently Into tho
When ] regslned the surface I
managed TO Chamber into the boat. Nv
terrible antagonist was nowhere Il
nsot In ca@ed condition. scassoly
os'nS TIA. l did. su,cers - n
reaching Pcltlshoad."e
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07
To Our Subscribers.

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ton, as he Is not In the postal business
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Now we do not want to lose your sub
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by all means, to have our paper, so lets
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The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07

Mrs. W l. Grover, who has beeu quite
sick with an attack of intercostal neural.
gia, Is on the improve.
Acting Supt. J NJ Davis and General
Mgr. w II Bancroft Of the o \ i Ry.
Co., passed through Garland enroutc to
Malad In n special Cur Thursday.
The case Of the State Of Utah VS.. Il G
Carroll Of Logan, charged with assault
with n deadly weapon upon the person OF
Joe orgil OF this city il being tried in
Brigham this week. We were unable to
get any particulars OF the trial this week
but detaile' account will appear later
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07
GARLAND NORTH NOTES.

BORN-To the wife of Frcdric Bux'
ton, fine son. Monday, Mnrch End.
All concerned improving.
Lorenzo Smith was called to Hooper
Monday TO attend the funeral Of his sister
Mrs. Margaret Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Farley Lishman have ac'
cepted the management of the Club
house for the season Of 1908,
Mira. T E King has been on the sick lis,
but is reported to be improving.
John PIERCE has moved down from his
dry farm and Is now living In George
Clark's house.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07
Rheumatic Pains Relieved.

b. F. Croker, Esq, now "a years Of
age, aud for twenty years Justice OF the
Peace at Martinsburg, Iowa, says: II
am terribly afflicted with sciatic rheuma.
tism in my left arm and right hip. ]
have used three bottles of Chamberlain g
Pain Balm and 1t did me lots of good ("
For sale bv Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-03-07
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

JGeph T. Corpett was ID ORoep on
business Tuesday.
A car Of Rock Springs Limp Coal will
be H. today, W L Grover a, Sons 1t
= J Rswks. who has been 10 Nevada
for the past eighteen months, returned
home Tuesday night.
MIR and Mira. J G Wheelon entertNi Mined
az dinner las, Friday MIR. and Mrs. Geo
Ausiin ~ salt Lake City y
John Standing. Jr. and wife of Col \
huston were in town Monday visiting re-
lstlvss. box Elder News.
The Annual Stock. holders meeting Of
the Bank Of Garland will be held vt It's
banking house, Garland, Utah. at IL u M
Monday March 9th.
u & Cutler left yesterday for Fort Col
Inns. Colo, 10 attend the Tech. Chemists
Convention to he held in that city week
beginning March 9th.
Rest. Mgr. Mosiah Evans spent the
fore part Of this week in y l. City, aud
attended directors' meeting of the Bank
Of Garland while thcie.
Ezra Jensen, who was operated upon
for appendicitis at the Ogden General
Hospital Monday, Feb. "a, returned
home last Sunday evening aud Is speed
lily recovering.
W Lewis went to Ogden Monday and
returned Tuesday accompanied by his
wife, who recently was operated upon at
the Ogden General Hospital. Mrs Lew
" Is rapidly recovering, which will be
good news TO hor many friends.
II you receive u copy Of the Garland
Globe with sample copy written on
the corner, remember that it Is MI invita-.
tion for You to subscribe. $3.50 win give
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afford To be withou your home paper.
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To whom 1t may concern:
have this day severed my connection
with what II known M the Austin Drain
Company and do not hold any right, It'll,
or interest in said company nor their drain
located IN North Garland or elsewhere
f15m7 =. G. Daliis.
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NOTICE.

Garland. Utah,
Feb. l2, 1908.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
THE STOCK MARKET

New York. Dec. 12.-The new spots 1t p9sitiye strength in the stock mar zet today were not sufficient to offset to rsducs sommissntssr % ns satsra fhsRss was eiscussion of the beneficial erect on rsiiroad earnings to follow proposed did not respond except in the case of New York Central. which rose vigor- 9usly In the face of the prevailing noMnward npssnsH n1a tendency The advance in culated early in the week and oficlally denied, of an intended absorption by the United States Steel Corporation. in sympathy. The greatest seiling pressure centered on the metal group, especially American Smelling. Rumors pa DanH %ess by that c0
 waning demand for copper and expec- tation of renewed decline in the price of silver. already near to the date outlook in the money market rss the principal topic for consid- oration. Expectation of weak bank known that he weekly statement would not appear until after the stock mar ket was closed: The operation of rofces of depletion of banking sup- dicating a continuance of the decrease In banking reserves. No loans on call gre made at the Stock Exchang on eO eAab luCTc was no QuOld . ton in call loans to serve as a guide. Time money rates. however, were hrmer, an advance i9 the sfxty-day rate following the earlier rise in the thirty day rate. The foreign exchange market continued very strong, making 1t evident that additional r6id would go out next week. The statement of the days sub-treasury operations show ed gain to that instltution of s4,sI4.- 000. refiecting the beginning of pay ments of subscriptions to the Panama Canal bonds, which will figure in the banking averages for all of next week. Todays outgo. of around &4,000.0 .000 gold to Paris also remains to be shown In the. figures of banking conditions The strong rally. in the late market was due to an tntimation that the bank tion.
 The bond market was irregular. but number of prominent issues made sudden advances Total sales par value, $2,616,00O. United States 2'g. registered. advanced 1-2 per cent on call.
 CLOSING STOCK LIST.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
NEWS OF ABBEvILLE.
c;ouutx Commissioner Grimm Of seeOnu
 District Seriously HI.

6ouw~x Commissioner Gr11hA OE
 DIstrict Seriously HI.
 Abbeyille. Dec. l2.--tspec,@' ~ ras most delightful entertainment sav at inc home of her mother on Kirkland street.
 Tha following young people were nresent: Misses Ruby Holly, Mary Rrad1ey, Ruth Bradley. Pearl Ro4iIns m pisnebe Delaney and D. l.. Perry, pr V. Pierson, A. L.. ColWin, U L' Dunn. o. Nj. Steagall. R. Fl. Freemah and A. l.. Hawley.
 Various games were played Alnone these was a guessing contest oi what other people ate. The success t',I contestant was Mir. Andrew Colwir to whom A prize was given. After tbe games delightful refreshments were served. .x
 Hast night at the home of the hyide,s parents at Elba, Mfr H. U. King. a prominent young cotton ouy- err of Abbeviile, married Miss Bryan MT King and his bride arrived on the 12 o'clock train today and are stop ping at the home of Mrs. N' M' Thornton Franklin street.
 Yesterday afternoon, Tom Key, Clem Davis, another negro. Tom Key himself was so badly cut that he had to be hauled to Abbeville in wagon.
 warrant has been issued for Dan Roan. who killed Amos Grace in Beat 2. in the lower end of Henry county. last Sunday.
 According to reports, there had been trouble between the negroes short time before and Dan Roan took com mon shot gun shell and cut in two and went to another negro's house. crack in the door and shot Amos Grace through the head, killing him instantly.
 The infant child of MT. and Mrs. Bud Skipper was buried here Tuesday afternoon. Rev. J. 2. Hendley per- formed the funeral service.
 Miss Martha Armstrong, the libra rian of the Southeast Agricultural School, is attending the annual meet ing of the Alabama Library Associa- ton in Anniston and Jacksonville this week. Miss Armstrong read paper on Library Methods"
 MT. Lee Griffin and Miss Minnie Johnson were married yesterday aft ernoon at the home of the brides par ents. MT. and Mrs. Wash Johnson. three miles below Abbeville. The cer- emony was performed by Rev. c. B. Searcey. MT. Griffin is a popular route carrier and is a young man of good character and splend1d habits. Miss Johnson was one of the most pop ular young ladies in her community.
 Hon. John Griffin, county commits sioner of the second district. is dam gerousIy i'll at his home at NewvilIe. Serious doubts are entertained as to his recovery.
 Miss Foy Pitts and Miss Elizabeth Underwood, both teachers in the Do- than public schools. are spending Sat urday and Sunday with Miss Mary Bradley.
 Miss Underwood taught last year in the Agricultural School and has many friends here.
 Miss Ida Holls-S who has been visit ing friends in Mobile for the past three weeks, returned home Thurs day.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

Chicago. Dee. 12.--Extreme nervous
 wheat pit on the local exchange to- day, prices fiuctuating over a range of l 1-s to I 7-S cent. The market, however, closed firm with prices up
 vious close. Corn and oats also closed
 firm and provisions steady.
 The action of the wheat market
 was repetition of that of eacn 70. oa
 market being subjected to heavy real
 iztng sales and also free sales TOT
 short account. Prices declined sharp
 es sgsTa SrcaE tiss Ms: sSfTg fhS Sy 0sx axsn
 severai of the leading bulls. During
 ersi ers nns and % the nUI market ei closed firm at almost the top point of the day nnaI quotations. on May being at loS@i-s
 and on July ss s-s. The range for the ,s lo6 s-s and on July s7 IA to ss s-s. At the low point today prices were
 3-S@12 to 1-2 cents below the clos- greatly improved demand for cash wheat in the local market was one
 of the chief buliish influences of late Minneapolis. Duluth and Chicago Ss1 cars last week and 6ss cars
 Corn was weak during the first part ation inspired to a large extent by the slump in wheat but became hrm late in the session and closed firm at almost the best prices of the day. Compared with the previous close, final prices today were up Is to 3-Sc May closed at 61 3-sc and July at s2 1-3c. A report from Kansas City claiming that offerings of corn from the interior were dropping of owing to the rectn break in prices helped to strengthen the market late In the session. Cash corn at the sample ta-
 bles here was in slow demand at de- clines of l. 4to 3-4c. Local receipts
 were 5s1 cars with s5 of contract grade.
 The weakness of wheat and corn caused an easy tone in oats early in the day but a brisk general demand developed which soon caused consider able hrmness. Cash oats at the sam pie tables was steady to 1-4c lower. unchanged to s-Sc higher compared tions on May being 52 l-2c and on July 47 1-2c. Local receipts were IA cars.
 Trade in provisions was dull and the market was steady. The feature of trade was buying a leading local | packer. A decline of five cents in the | price of live hogs had some effect At the close prices were 1-2c higher | to 1-2c lower.
 Estimated receipts for Monday: Wheat, 43 cars; corn, 455 cars; oats, l l64 cars; hogs, 57,000 head
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
wFw oRr.rANe coTrOy-

New orleans. Dec 12.--Cotton spot steady unchanged. Middling S%c Sales CD the spot 2b0 bales; to arrive 1,50O.
 Futuree opened steady at an advance of four to five points on favorable cables and what were considered to be buliieh spinner's 6 takingE for the week After the opening prices fell off for want of support from the bull side until they were one to two points below the level of yesterdays closing. At this point 6 covering movement was com menced among the shorts and during the remainder of the session prices gradually rose until the active months were Il to IF points above the lowest of the day and 10 points higher than yesterdays last auoia a. with prices Showing. aNnet advance os to
 The week in the future market closes with the active options to 10 points down Compared with the closing of last week. Longs liauidated freely both before and after the bureau reports which were the only events of interest during the week, Much of the selling out was induced by the very pesaimistic character of foreign ca- bles, particularly those from England Shorts added to their lines materially after the government estimate of the crop on wednesday. This estimate was disappoint- ing to the bear side but lack of aggressive ness from the bulls gave them courage to talk it down.
 Spots were inactive. sales amounting to 100 bales compared with 4.100 for the preceding week and s.ITs this week last year Bales to arrive amounted to 9.200 bales against B.s75 for the preceding week and 10.975 this week last year. MiddlinR showed q net loss of l-1sc at s&e.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
Tor amusement, Mrs. H. o. Hendrick

for amusement. Mrs. H. o. Hendrick winning
 As the guests entered they were served with delicious fruit punch by Miss Ruby Brazil. and after the games delightful refreshments were served by Miss Eunice Logan and Lex Logan. :.
 The Domino Club was reorganiSed and will meet next Friday afternoon with Mrs R. c. Divkinson.
 Those who enjoyed the occasion were; Mesdames H. o. Hendriclx. F. A. Wood, J. c. Johnson, E; M HightoweT' K R. Logan. a. M. Hightower, John Nelson and Misses Jamie Dinkins and Nell Dickinson.
 classes of the Baptist Sunday School of this city are arranging for what promises to be the prettiest Christma as Entertainment ever witnessed in Brun' didRe. The arrangement of the pro gram is in the hands of Misses Veims RraziI and Alice Waters. It Is to be eivan at the Baptist Church on Thurs' day night, December zA.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
FoH HOMES ABROAD.
Tu.uxoved Legations for United States
 Are Discussed.

AEO 0A4C01@G1s
 wasnington, Dec. Predetermined that the dignity of the United States shall no longer be jeopardized by the failure of this government to provide suitable buildings for It's diplomatic and consular deputies abroad, advo! cates of an immediate appropriation to begin the construction or purchase of suitable buildings have decided to press the matter at this session of Congress.
 Representative Nicholas Longworth, of ohio, will lead the nght again thiH session, as he did last.
 The members of the committee have agreed to stand behind the Longworth bill. introduced at the last session, au- thorizing the appropriation of st.O00,- 900 annually for the construction or purchasing of embassies. legations and consular buildings.
 Mir. Longwerth is willing to accept very material amendments. He would be satisfied If Congress merely author ized the Secretary of State to procure these buildings without making any appropriation at this time. This would serve as an authorization of tho work and at any time an ttem could Do in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13

serted into a general Appropriation bill providing the money for this pur- pose
 If interest in the project has not beeA stirred up in the United States. there are reasons to believe that 1t att tracts more than passing notice in Berlin.
 The speaker has just received a let ter from an ambitious German in Ber- lin who believes he has just the build ing that the United States desires for an embassy. He wants s35O,O00 for it and has written to the Speaker that "the building coming in question is situated on the southern side So that the windows of the work rooms look Into yard and distinguish themselves by air, light, calmness and no dust"
 The balconies are described as deli- cIous.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-12-13
GIVES BLOOD TO BROTHER.

New York, Dec. 12y--Louia Bauduy, a young clerk, cannot recoNer, it is said, despite the sacrifice of his brother John. who for twenty minutes stood by the operating table while blood from an artery in his arm flowed into the veins of his unconscious brother. who was the victim of gas poisoning.
 The patlent ahowed sltghN improve ment after the infusion of Bood but it was said today that his chances of life were slight. His young wife was kill- ed as a result of escaping 8as and he was found unconsctoUa.