The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-03-06
UTAH STATE NEWS


Arrangements are being made by
the Commercial club for the organiza-
ton OF company to operate knit.
ting factory in Ephraim.
George s. Drury, former resident
OF Springville, was killed near Bakers
neid, Cal. last week. as the result OF
an oil well derrick blowing up.
Because OF quarrel with his wife.
which resulted In the woman leay.
ing home Clarence E. Baker com
United suicide in Salt Lake City. in.
haling chloroform.
Joseph G. Rue, laborer employed
at the Oregon Short Line depot in
Salt Lake City. fell from scarold
upon which he was working and
sustained serious injuries.
The Western Pacific railroad is
now completed ten miles west of
Blkc, New. and the track laying is
being rushed as rapidly as the con.
dition OF the weather will permit
Love for liquor and gambling is the
cause attributed for the suicide of
William Rolloff, 20 years old. who was
found dead in his bed In a hotel in
balt Lake City. Laudnanum was the
poison taken.
While assisting in the erection of
scaffolding at Devils Slide, Ira Fowl
er, a young man OF Hennefer. lost
mis- footing and fell head first to the
ground, breaking his neck Death
was instantaneous.
A gasoline explosion caused a fire
In Park City which for time threat
ened the entire business portion of
the city. The blaze was finally got
ten under control after about 81 900
damage had been. done.
That the government has but
small chance to recover the s241O
received through the mails by Chas.
4. Price at Ogden last January is
the opinion of the Ogden authorities
who have looked into the case
Two Ogden newsboys, Nicholas Hig-
gins and lad named Smith. became
engaged in an alteration, when Smith |
stabbed the other lad with a pocket |
knife, the point of the blade striking
a rib. preventing serious injury.
The chamber of commerce OF Og- /
den has gone on record as being UNI
animously in favor OF advocating the
passage of a bill at the present SEES
sion of the Legislature providing for
a state public service commission.
In bill that passed the house last
week, the secretary of war was di-
rected to give for ornamental pur-
poses two condemned brass cannon
and carriages, to be placed on the
state house grounds in Salt Lake.
AS the result of playing with
matches, the little child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas l.. Thorpe of Ephraim
was badly burned last week, the ac-
cident happening while the mother
was absent from the room for few
moments.
Orson Saunders, the 21-year-old son
OF Street Supervisor Joseph Saunders
OF Ogden, committed suicide on Feb
ruary rs, taking carbolic acid. AS the
young man was apparently in good
spirits, the cause for the rash act is
mystery.
Mrs. Dollie Goodfield, wife of
William Goodfellow, is lying at the
point OF death at Devils Slide, We.
Der county, the result of drinking lin
iment which she thought to be the
medicine she was using for an i'll
ness from which she was suffering
II plan proposed by the chief
of police OF Salt Lake City becomes
effective, long time prisoners in the
city jail are to be furnished with
clothing during their confinement in
Jail, the suit to consist of brown
shirt, khaki trousers and brogans.
ufn ~ ;
enson, who was murdered In his home
west OF Murray by robbers, has been !
recovered The will was among a ,
lot OF papers taken by the robbers
and was found in the streets of Salt /
Lake City three days after the muir
der.
Through presence of mind Clarence ,
Chandler, an employee OF cracker
factory in Ogden, saved ais right
arm from being crushed when his
hand became lodged in two press 4
rollers or his machine. He managed 4
10 reverse the machine and save his 2
arm. !
Stock has been fully subscribed for
the erection of a bank building for
Ephraim, the majority having been
purchased by J. u. Jones OF Butte,
Mont. The ground has been secured 4
and the work OF building will be !,
started as soon as the weather wi q
permit.
The senate committee on agricul-
ture has restored the increase OF sal.
AIRY from $500 TO $4,000 for George 4
p. McCabe. solicitor OF the depart .
ment OF agriculture, whose home IL :,
At Ogden. The house knocked out !,
the Increase when II was reported q
on the bill l
John w Bybee, a pioneer OF Uin 7
tab, is dead. Mr.. Bybee was born !,
In England In 1929. In 1847 he 40
emigrated TO this country, taking up <,
MS residence at Uintah. His wife, h
six children. ifty-nine grandchildren Q
and forty-nine greatgrandchildren