The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1908-09-26
UTAH STATE NEWS

The latest directory census gives
Ogden city and its suburbs a popula.
ton of 1920,
Springville fruit growers have
shipped over twelve cars Of Alberta
peaches so far this season.
The Salt Lake K Ogden railway will
start work upon the Temporary passen.
ger and freight depot in ogden within
a few days.
William Moreton, aged 10, while
placing Il cartridge in a revolver, acct.
dentally discharged the weapon and
shot himself in the knee.
The total enrolment in the Park
City schools for the opening day was
96l pupils. There are los pupils reg
istered in the high school.
All of the contracts for furnishing
the material for the Richmond water.
works system have been let, and con.
structlon work will begin in the near
future.
George ]. Ross, while driving in a
buggy along the streets of Salt Lake,
was run down by an automobile and
fatally injured, death resulting the
following day.
Joseph Davis, alLss Joe Cunning
ham, prisoner in the state peniten.
tiary, died last week. Davis, who was
but boy, was sent up from Weber
county for robbing clothing store In
Ogden.
10 N hn
had in the Salt Lake market, the cap
ital city now receiving its entire sup
ply from the Utah mines. The output
of the Utah coal mines is about 5000
tons day.
While Mrs. Robert Lund of Harris.
vile, with her two children, was driv-
ing into Ogden, "a passing train fright.
ened her horse, she being thrown from
the buggy and badly injured, the chill.
dren escaping without a scratch.
Ben Foreman resident OF Park
City, was arrested in Ogden last week
on the charge of horse stealing, II be.
ing claimed that he had taken val
liable animal owned by the superin'
tendent of the Silver King mine.
Thomas ManiX, a well known young
man of Park City, was thrown from n
horse and received injuries that may
prove fatal. The attending physician,
found the skull fractured at the base,
and the young mans condition seri'
Gus
Practically every labor union of any
-. L.. NJ
the convention of the Utah Federation
of Labor held In Ogden last week. The
next convention will be held in Salt
Lake City the second Tuesday in May,
1909
Sidney X. Hooper, son of the late
Captain w. II. Hooper and member
of the Game 4 Hooper Insurance com
pany of Salt Lake City, died Wednes,
day morning of last week, at the age
of SO years. Death was due to ty'
phoid fever.
Over 500 people visited Brigham
City ON Peach day, September 10
When the visitors had partaken OF
their I'LL of the luscious fruit each was
presented with neatly packed box of
The finer specimens, with the compli'
ments Of the BOXelder Commercial
club.
Albert l.. Howe, a tiagman on the
Rio Grande Western, while leaning
from the platform of train was
struck on the head by one of the side
Orders of the bridge across the Prove
river and killed. Howe was Al years
of age and had lived in ogden for Is
years,
All the saloons on the former Yin
tab reservation will be forced to close
after the last of this month. At the
last meeting of the county commits
sioners of Uintah county they declined
TO grant further liquor licenses to sa
loon men after the present licenses
expire.
Mrs. Frank Kiner of Salt Lake was
badly burned while preparing some
hot turpentine to put on the throat
OF sick child, the solution CATCHING
on fire, and before she had time tC
throw the burning fluid from her OF
escape the flames, her nightrobe wa'
ablaZe.
David Logan, the negro who shol
and killed Dick Hawkins, Colored, IN
Salt Lake saloon, as the result of &
quarrel, will be charged with murder
in the first degree Logan claims thai
Hawkins was after him with the in
tent to take his life and will plead
self defense.
Henry GUss, OF salt Lake City, haC
n narrow escape from lightning las
week During an electrical storm {
bolt of lightning struck the side o
the house, within Two feet of the heaC
of the bed, tearing good sized hol,
and scattering cement and plaster al
over the room.
The Amalgamated Sugar company
of Ogden Is now running on full time
and the sugar beet harvest is rapidly
being delivered. The sugar beets this
season are said to be Of the fines
variety and something like 100000
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