The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-08-08
UTAH STATE NEWS

Merchants association OF Salt Lake
have Joined in the good roads move
ment.
Judging from the results obtained
In the Fourth ward, the school popu-
lation Of Ogden is not as large as 1t
was one year ago.
Two trainloads of Utah National
Guardsmen left Saturday for Camp
Emmett Crawford, Wyoming to par.
ticipate in the army maneuvers.
The little daughter of William Da-
Wis Of Perry died suddenly one day
last week, as the result of eating some
tablets which she found in dhe house
Charles owen, a fifteen-yearold
Salt Lake boy. attempted to dive IN
the shallow water at Saltair, and is In
the hospital In precarious condition.
The city OF Salt Lake, by a majority
OF sol OF its taxpayers, last week
voted to bond themselves for 100000
to complete improvements already be-
gun.
The Utah-Idaho Hospital. OF Logan,
has filed articles OF incorporation in
the office OF the secretary of state.
The hospital is incorporated for $50.
900. in $40 shares.
In a runaway accident near Dewey.
Vile the young son OF John s. Blng.
ham was thrown from the wagon, a
wheel passing over his head, nearly
severing his left ear.
Jack Wilson, alias Jack Clark, boy
about Is or 10 years of age, whose
home is supposed to be In Ogden, was
arrested at Thistle Junction last week
on charge of horse stealing.
While In swimming In Mill creek,
Salt Lake City. Harry w. Peterson,
aged II, dived In shallow water, strik.
Ing bis head against the bottom with
sufficient force to break his neck.
The Golfers of the state were en-.
riched last week by fee OF $22,O05
from the articles of incorporation
and agreement OF the Denver & Rio
Grande Railroad company, which was
placed on file.
According to report submitted by
the sanitary inspector health condi-
tions in Ogden are better than they
have been In years, there being but
two cases of measles on the list OF
contagious diseases at the present
time.
Francisco Ciddeo, the Italian arrest
ed some time ago in Salt Lake City
on the charge OF numbering a girl in
British Columbia, dynamiting the no.
tel In which she was sleeping, was
executed at Kamloops, B. c., on Fri
day.
Mrs. Matt Soban, an Austrian won.
an, was shot at her home in Bling.
ham on Sunday evening, death result
Ing a few minutes later. Joe Mauro-
vich is accused of the crime, IL being
claimed the tragedy was the result of
religious discussion.
According to advices received az 10.
cal railroad headquarters. the fruit
crop In the territory adjacent to Og.
den will be larger this year than last
season, A year ago the shipments to
the north. east, and west aggregated
more than 800 car loads.
George N. Sanders, an engineer on
The Salt Lake q Ogden railway, was
crushed to death under his engine in
q collision between the last train on
Friday night from Lagoon and dump
car that had broken loose from an.
other train near Beck's hot springs.
Alton Brooks Parker, candidate for
president of the United States on the
Democratic ticket four years ago, and
and one Of the most prominent figures
In national Democracy, was in Salt
Lake on Sunday on his way back TO
New York from Yellowstone Park.
1t appears that in the Pace murdeS
case at Woodland, in which a fifteen
year-old boy shot and killed his faith
er. the boy will make the claim OF
self defense, the father having start
ed for him with revolver, when the
lad picked up shot gun and shot his
father.
Western Pacific railroad engineers
think that the east and west end OF
the track of the new line will meet
and be connected near Beckwith pass
which is at the summit of the Sierras
This will take place some time mex
summer, according to present expec
tations.
!. o. Austin, an aeronaut, who has
been making ascensions from the Sal
Palace grounds in Salt Lake City
landed in tree one day last weel
while making a parachute jump anC
fell to the ground a distance of fifty
feet, being badly bruised but not seri
ously hurt
The business done in the United
States land Office In Salt Lake Cit!
during the year 1907 amounted L
$l52,446. Coal land entries, OF which
there were but twenty-five, amounted
to nearly two-thirds of this. So far al
fees are concerned, homestead entries
paid the least
Activity in the state campaign Il
Just commencing in Utah. The Repub
licans have fixed the date of tn,