The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-23
UTAH STATE NEWS


annua! dry farming congress, to be
held in Billings, Mont, October 1928,
were appointed by Governor Spry last
week
According to advices received at
the United States land Office in Salt
Lake CITY, valuable lands adjacent
to the west shore OF Utah Lake
have been opened to entry.
Two masked men walked into a res
taYrant in Salt Lake City at o'clock
in the morning and held up the walt.
ers and patrons, besides tapping the
cash TILL securing about $125.
Some miscreant fired a charge OF
duck shot into a passenger train near
willard The shot was fired through
ono of the windows of the smoking
car, near vacant seat, and no one
was hurt
More than $4,000 has already been
received by the secretary OF state
from companies paying annual corpora
ton tax In some cases the remit.
tances came before the notification
was received.
Utah had taken the grand prize
for grain and seeds of al kinds, and
gold medals and other awards on Its
educational exhibit at the Alaska.
Yukon Pacific exposition. In all. the
state received seven prizes.
William Reese and Harvey Bass,
convicted in 1903 of the murder OF
Fred McCabe, a student in the Ogden
high school, and sentenced to forty
and thirty years respectively, In the
state prison, have made application for
a pardon.
During the absence of Charles
Barnes, well ytnown resident pf
Park CITY, while he was at work, his
house was entered by burglars, who
secured about 500 in money besides
revolver and number of other
things.
After carrying a buckshot In his
brain for 1870 days, J. J. Jorgenson
of Shelley, Ida, has just undergone
third surgical operation, in Salt
Lake City hospital, in which the
missile was extracted. Jorgenson
was shot last June.
Work has been started on the 10
gan street railway, which Is being
built by David Eccles, president OF
the ogden Rapid Transit company
The road is two and one-third miles
in length, and runs from the railroad
depot to the State Agricultural col
lege.
Jessie Bradley, a Hyrum man, was
examined in the district court as to
his sanity, and as a result he was com
mitted to the insane asylum. Some
time ago Bradley was in runaway
accident and, being thrown out Of the
vehicle, he sustained serious bruiso
on the head.
Senator George A Sutherland, who
has been on an extended tour with the
senate committee on reclamation serv'
ice, has returned to Salt Lake. He re-
ports that the committee will recon-
mend a bond issue Of from 100000
to $2O,0OO,0OO, that projects under way
may be completed
The Oregon Short Line directorate
for the ensuing year was elected In
the Short Line offices In Salt Lake DC.
tober 12, the only change in the formet
board being the succession of Freder
lex t. s. Crosby of New York to the
vacancy caused by the death Of the
late H. H. Hartman.
The town OF Hyrum, Cache county
now boasts of the only wooden mill In
operation in the state. During the
year 1908 the mill was In operation
1876 days, employing at times five oper
atives, to whom about $500 was paid
in wages. Nearly 5000 pounds of Utah
wool was consumed.
4 proclamation of President Taf
setting aside certain lands In Sar
Juan county for the Natural Bridges
national monument OF Utah has beer
received at the United States surveyor
generals Office and the general lan(
Office in Salt Lake City.
w. G. Mack, a Rio Grande Western
conductor, with headquarters at Help
er is lying in an Ogden hospital in
critical condition suffering from
fractured skull and conclusion OF tn
brain. it is not known whether hi
injuries were the result of an acciden
or an attempt at murder
Secretary Farnsworth Of the stat
board of land commissioners Is pre-
pairing for publication all the rule
and regulations of the board pertain
ing to the purchase OF state lands
and also lands under the Carey ac
When completed they will contat
---uif inform iay--neceasa for ppl
cation for land.
The Utah-Idaho Sugar company ha
given notice to the farmers OF Uta
county to suspend operations in deli'
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