The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-09-11
UTAH STATE NEWS

and best tomato crop in years, Dut the
price has dropped to so cents bushel
The Utah Copper company has
raised the wages of all Greek laborers
at Bingham from SIZE to 1925 pei
day. beginning September /.
An effort is being made by the
Manufacturers association of Salt
Lake to start a factory for the manu-
facturc of apparatus for the produc
ton of denatured alcohol.
Il. c. Blaylock after lingering for
several days after being horribly
burned by the explosion Of a gas tank
at the pickle factory at Ogden, died at
the Ogden general hospital on Sep
TENDER 2.
Superintendent Williams, of the
Moscow mine at Milford, met with a
painful accident while going into the
mine, a rock becoming dislodged and
crashing down on his leg, causing a
bad break.
The Willard Canning company com
menced operations last week. No
apricots or plums will he canned this
year, and in all respects the canning
season in Willard will not be very
profitable one.
A large eXcavating machine that
will dig 1000 feet of trench a day and
two carloads of laboring men have
just arrived in Logan, and from now
on the work on the Logan sewer will
be pushed rapidly.
State Auditor Jewkes is putting
forth special efforts to get persons
holding state bounty certificates TO for
ward them to his Office for payment
at once, as he wishes to get them paid
and out of the way as rapidly as pos
sible.
The Tabernacle choir brought back
10 Salt Lake in the neighborhood OF
$500 receipts after paying heavy ad-
vertising bills and other large accounts
incident to the trip to Seattle. The
money was earned by giving concerts
along the route.
John NJ. Browning, known all over
the world as the inventor of the dead.
ly automatic Browning revolver and
ether firearms, has returned to Ogden
after spending three months in Bel
GUM and eastern cities of the United
States in the interests of his inven.
tons.
For the purpose of manufacturing
"coalettes," fuel which 1t is SAID has
been demonstrated to be more valu.
able than either soft or hard coal for
heating purposes, a company known
as the Superior Fuel & Briquette COM
pany has been formed at Coalville,
with $250,000 capital stock.
Two young men of Ogden made ar
rangements recently with two girls of
the State Industrial school for them
TO escape from the school and join
them. The officers of the school got
word of the plot and they proceeded
Immediately to entrap the would-be
runaways and also capture the young
men.
DIR. e, G. Gowans, of Salt Lake City,
has begun his duties at the State In
dustrial school, taking the place of for.
mer Superintendent II. H. Thomas,
whose resignation followed shortly al.
ter the investigation of charges of in
competency, which was made by a
committee appointed by Governor
Spry.
Within thirty days the Telluride
Power company will have completed
Its double line from Grace, Idaho, into
Salt Lake City, carrying a total of
100000 horsepower. Eastern capital.
lists will spend S5,000,000 in develop
ing and extending the transmission
lines of the Telluride Power company
throughout Utah.
John Brough, who came to the
United States from England, and
pushed handcart over the plains and
mountains to Salt Lake, arriving there
In 1852, took passage on a Cunard lin
er last week for England, on his first
visit to his old home.
The case of the people of the state
or Utah against all of the transcon-
unental railroads entering into the
business OF rate making for this sec
ton will be opened September % in
the United States court rooms in Salt
lake, before the interstate commerce
commission
AS she attempted to step backward
out OF the elevator at the l. d. S. hos
pital, in Salt Lake City. when she saw
1t start downward, Miss Nancy Os-
bourn. trained nurse "a years OF
age, was struck by the top Oh the cage,
thrown to the floor and had her head
crushed between the shaft and the ele.
vator. death being instantaneous.
Miss Bertha Parkinson was rem.
dered unconscious for two hours by
bolt of lightning which struck the
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