The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-12
UTAH STATE NEWS

Salt Lake City, declared for local OPP
ton.
The Utah Baptsts held their TWEEN
ty.hfth annual convention in Salt
Lake City last week.
Cooking will be taught TO High
school pulls OF Salt Lake City during
the coming school year.
The American party will hold its
state convention in Salt Lake City
on September rs, when a state Ticket
will be placed in the field.
A contract has been let by the Com
mercial club of Salt Lake for the con.
struction of a magnificent new home
for the club, to cost 100000.
|, Announcement was made last week
that the ogden factory of the Anal.
gamated Sugar company would begin
operations this year on Sept. 10.
Frank Lehman, "A 16.year-old Salt
Lake boy, was arrested in Ogden last
week, charged with stealing Il horse
mud buggy from Salt Lake livery
man.
Milton Thatcher, son of John b.
Thatcher of Logan, died of dropsy,
superinduced by leakage Of the heart,
at Dempsey hot springs, in Idaho last
week.
In the explosion of a locomotive on
the Denver & Rio Grande near
Thompson's, Engineer Lund and Fire
man Redell, of Grand Junction, were
injured.
An attendance far in excess of any
previous year is expected at each OF
the educational institutions in ogden,
and the city schools for the approach
Ing session.
Two cases of typhoid fever have
broken out among the inmates of the
industrial school. This, coupled
with the epidemic of scarlet fever, is
giving the officers of the school some
concern.
There has been such a demand for
small homes in Salt Lake that many
investors who have commenced tC
build such structures have sold them
before the work of construction was
completed.
James w. Walsh, formerly a resi-.
dent of Salt Lake City, being espec-
tally well known In athletic circles,
was killed as the result of the prema.
ture explosion of blast In mine
near Phoebe. Nevada.
The threeyear.old daughter of NJ.
]. Crowley fell from a second.story
window in Salt Lake, distance of 80
feet, ami escaped with few slight
bruises She had dropped her doll
and fell out OF the window after II.
Col. Il. A. Wall of Salt Lake City
has rewarded with check for 81 00O
the hotel clerk at Long Beach, Cal,
for resculng his daughter Mary, rs
years old, Mrs. Lindsay Rogers and
Ter daughter Helen, OF Fresno, from
drowning.
A runaway team ran over the three
year.old son of J. T. Lynch of Ogden,
while the little fellow was playing on
the sidewalk. The child narrowly
escaped death, having an arm broken
in two places and being otherwise
painfully injured.
The first carload of Alberta peaches
shipped from Suringville this season
was sent out on September 2, by the
local branch of the Utah County Fruit
association. II Is estimated that
Springvllle will ship over twenty-five
cars of Alberta peaches this season.
Hyrum " Smith, carpenter whose
home was in Payson, while visiting
Silver City, fell into an abandoned
shaft distance of $50 feet, his body
being horribly mangled, The mine
had been boarded over but had caved
near the mouth leaving a thin crust
Of earth.
David II. Jones, Jr., of Provo, met
with serious accident while on a
trip to the reservation. He shot a
chicken from his wagon, and on get
ting off to secure It the gun fell to
the ground and exploded, the charge
entering his right leg between the
ankle and knee,
The health board of Provo, with the
help of two veterinary surgeons, has
located four cases OF CHAMBERS, and
from the circumstances surrounding
the cases. It is evident that more than
100 horses have been exposed to the
disease Four of the horses were
within the city limits.
Although there were plenty OF hot
days in the Salt Lake valley during
| August. the report of the weather bu.
! reau for the month shows that the
average temperature was lower than
Il has been for thirty.five years, with
the exception of 1907, when the aver
| age temperature was II.
While intoxicated, II, c. Foster, q
! wyoming cattleman, was arrested
rnd placed in the ogden jail, where
lie attempted suicide by jabbing him.
self in the neck with a piece of rusty
bailing wire. He fought so hard TO
prevent physicians from aiding him
that he was placed in irons.
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