The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-03
UTAH STATE NEWS

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There are now fourteen smallpox
patients under quarantine in Salt
Lake City.
The Fifteenth regiment Of infantry,
stationed at Fort Douglas, INDUCED
in a five days hike last week.
Thomas Mannix, the young man
who was thrown from horse in
Park City. died from his injuries.
Five hundred children and seventy
five decorated vehicles appeared i'm
the flower parade held In Salt Lake
City last week.
The next general meeting Of the
State Federation of Women's Clubs
is to be held at Manti, beginning
Oct q and continuing three days.
Raymond c. Hill, a car inspector,
was killed at Ogden last week, the
train starting while he was under
meath a car inspecting an air-brake.
News has been received in Ogden
that John Pawlas, former resident
of that city, was killed in II train
wreck near Billings, Mont, last
week.
Ben Foreman, the young man ar.
rested in Ogden on the charge of
stealing "A horse in Park City, has
been bound over to the district court
for trial.
An automobile ran into a street car
I'm Salt Lake City one day last week
and put the car out of business. the
auto and its occupants escaping
without injury.
There has been fifteen cars of cant.
aloupes shipped out of Green River
so far thin year. Catalogues of the
Green River variety are bringing
$3.50 per crate on the New York
market.
There Is regular building boom
on in Vernal Not for long TINA
have so many buildings been in the
course of construction, and for the
most part they are to be modern and
COmmOdiOus.
Although the Elberta peaches are
now gone, Willard people are sull
busy with fruit. Several varieties OF
late peaches are coming in, and the
heavy crop of plums and prunes is
ready for shipment.
Highwaymen have begun holding
up automobiles in Salt Lake City
One night last week young man
was stopped at the point of IA revol.
yer, while taking spin in his ma
III al r,It of
Governor Cutler will address the
Mississippi congress at San
Francisco, October 6 to 10, II his en-
gagements will permit his attend
ance. His subject will be THE Con
servation of Natural Resources"
Cars of Ogden fruit have been re
Gently disposed of in Omaha, Denver
St Paul, South Dakota, Minneapolis
Chicago, Pittsburg, Cincinnati, De
trolt Cleveland and Philadelphia
Not bad for the supposed.tobe desert
Mike Kofales, a Greek, employed
ms a wheel brass helper in the South
crn Pacific machine shops at Ogden
had the first three fingers of his left
hand cut of by Il swiftly revolving
circular saw, while attempting to saw
piece of wood
when a street car was accidentally
Gerailcd in Salt Lake City, John Pot
ter, aged 40, a resident Of the capita
city, was thrown from the car anC
under the rear wheels, his body be
ing horribly mangled. death being al
most instantaneous
Samuel Boyer, wel.Rnown younG
man of Silver City, died from injuries
sustained while out horseback rid
ing. The horse that he was riding
was going at a fairly good clip, and
in some way which cannot be &C
counted for ran into a COW.
While driving near the Rivcrdale
mill, three young children of Mrs,
Carton Holsp, ranging in age from
| eight months to seven years, were
thrown from buggy and badly
bruised, A passing train frightened
the horse, causing it to run away,
Cyrus Edison Smell, cashier of the
Payson Exchange Savings bank at
~ 9'lls ulNu ANNAAg VI lhSA Nt'h
in Salt Lake City, at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. George d,
Smell. following an attack of heart
trouble. He had been i'll but one
week.
Lawrence Manning, 20 years old,
suspected OF being one o. q gang OF
organized bicycle thieves, was cap.
urcd by an Ogden officer after an
exciting chase covering fourteen
miles, lie made a confession that
he had stolen wheel at the Union
depot.
G, w, Koepp was badly injured in
an explosion Of dynamite in Ogden
canyon, For while it was believed
that he would lose the sight of one
OF his eyes from particles OF rock
which were blown into his face, but
1t is announced that he will recover
his sight.
Trampled upon by horse, Steph.