The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-10-17
UTAH STATE NEWS

ing at the Sanitarium In Salt Lake
city, dropped dead from heart dis.
ease.
Hon. Fred J. Kiesel of ogden has
been selected as one of the board of
governors of the National Irrigation
congress.
Supplies for the forestry depot in
Ogden are arriving each day in car
load lots. The headquarters will be
opened November l..
All previous records for attend.
ance at the State fair was broken on
October Z, when $4,000 people
passed through the gates.
Voters of Utah will have six differ.
ent state tickets in the field this
year, viz. Republican, Democrat, So
cialist, Independence, Bryan!National
and Taft.Liberal
George Hlckenlooper, while EN-.
rloyed in putting up some decorations
OF the State fair grounds In Salt
Lake City, fell from a ladder and
was seriously injured.
While at play in front Of school
house in ogden, Paul White, aged
8, was run over by heavily loaded
wagon, sustaining internal injuries
which may prove serious.
While at play in front of school
house In Ogden, Paul White, aged
x, was run over by heavily loaded
wagon, sustaining internal injuries
which may prove serious.
The record for marriage licenses
issued In one day was broken in Salt
Lake City on Wednesday OF last
week, when thirty-one couples made
application for license to wed.
James f. Smith an attorney OF
Salt Lake City, was thrown from
wagon when the horses ran away,
falling underneath the wheels. sus'
tanning serious internal injuries.
clifford Baddley of Willard was &C.
cidentally shot, but not seriously in
jured, while shooting ducks one day
last week The doctor found Ave
shot in the back, one in his head and
two in his right leg.
No action has yet been taken by
the county commissioners of Weber
county regarding the franchise asked
for by the Ogden Rapid Transit COM
pany to extend its line through Og-
den canyon TO Huntsville
A day nursery for the accommoda-
ton of mothers who are unable to
employ competent help to care for
their children when they are com.
PEELED to be away from home, was
opened in Salt Lake City last week.
The epidemic of scarlet fever at
the state industrial school, after be-
Ing almost exterminated. has again
broken out, and sixteen inmates OF
the institution are now confined to
the quarantine ward with the disease.
A mail pouch containing eight reg
lstered packages destined for the east
was stolen from a truck at the Rio
Grande depot In Salt Lake. The
rIfed pouch was found later in a box
car. II Is believed the robbery was
made by tramps,
As the result OF delivery wagon
being struck by a street car in Salt
Lake City, Roy Stewart, six-year'
old boy, who was riding in the
wagon, was thrown underneath the
car and one leg so badly crushed that
amputation was necessary.
Mrs. Oscar Anderson OF Sacra-
mento, Cal, gave birth TO a child on
board a passenger train near Ogden
one day last week. On arrival OF the
train at Ogden the mother and child
were taken to the hospital and placed
under the proper care of physicians.
After reaching the unusual age OF
gS years, Mrs. Mary Ann Stratton
West, one of the earliest pioneers of
this state. died at her home in Og'
den on October 3. Mrs. West lived
With the family of Prophet Joseph
Smith at Nauvoo before coming TO
Utah.
A. w. Davis, a conductor on the
Oregon Short Line, who lived In Og'
den, fell from his train near Brigham
City and was horribly mangled No
one witnessed the accident, but 1t is
supposed he was walking on top Of
the cars when he fell beneath the
wheels
Harry W. Griffith, clerk of the Utah
suprem court, among whose friends
there was considerable anxiety ow'
ing to his apparent disappearance,
has returned home. He was taken
sick while in California and neglect
ed to advise his friends of his where.
| abouts
State Treasurer Christiansens re-
port for the month Of September,
shows the receipts Of that Office 10
have been 81, 03O3G and the disburse-
ments 57036.54, leaving, with the
balance of S243. 297.97 on hand Aug,
ust 81, balance on hand September
80 of $lS6.036.54.
The j. p, O'Neil Construction
company of Ogden has been awarded
EN- $4,000 contract by the Utah
Light & Railway company in connec