The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-06-26
UTAH STATE NEWS

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The union painters and paper hang.
ers OF Salt Lake City have gone on
strike, directing to the use of the EN-.
ployers' card of merit"
A nine-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Jones of Wellsvllle was
drowned in what is known as the
big Creek at that place Sunday.
Frank Mangum. manager of the
oaks, In Ogden canyon, was seriously
injured on Sunday as the result of a
runaway his skull being fractured
and his collar bone broken.
Robert Patterson, newspaper
carrier, collided with an automobile
while delivering papers from his
bicycle in Salt Lake CITY, his leg be-
ing broken.
Mrs. Sarah Kershaw, aged 80 years,
one OF the pioneer women of Weber
county. died at her home in Ogden
on June IL. She had been living in
Ogden since 1866.
Soren Sorensen. an aged and high
ly respected citizen of Fountain
Green. Is dead after an illness OF
several months Death was due to
rheumatism and heart trouble.
John c. Walters, Nevada mining
man, attempted suicide in Ogden, cut
ting his throat with razor while in
toxicated. He did not succeed in sew.
ering the iugular vein, and will re-
cover.
The body of James Newton. 80
years old, was found on the brink of
small pond in Salt Lake City last
week. He had been gathering water
cress,. and death was due to heart
failure.
Coal Is again selling in Salt Lake
City at $5.75 per ton, delivered the
summer storage rate having been
abandoned, the dealers reporting that
very few people had taken advantage
OF the rate.
Lehi will have to hold another bond
election In order to make her last is.
sue OF water works bonds legal The
city council has accordingly called an
other election for July 81. The new
issue will be for $4,000
Several OF the young men of Eph-
rain have organized town band
Sixteen members are enrolled. A
supply of music has been ordered.
and when 1t arrives the citizens II
Ephraim may expect public concerts.
Love fora teacher of a Baptist mis-,
sion school In Seattle so upset the !
mind of w. s. Shing, Chinese stu.
dent, that he Is declared to be insane /
by Salt Lake physicians, and will
probably be sent to the state mental
hospital.
The three-yearold child of Grant
Moser was so severely bitten by
bulldog In Salt Lake last week that
the little ones life. was In danger
for time. 1t seems the dog at
tackled the child without the slight.
est provocation.
Salt Lake county, including Salt
Lake City. cast total OF 1886 votes
in the recent election on the state
capitol opposition. 3,133 of which
We're in favor OF the capitol and 463
against 1t. The vote in the city was
2,525 in favor and $50 against 1t.
While walking along the track
near Boulder siding, Howard Beck
stead. aged 20. resident of Sandy,
was struck by a train, suffering a
compound fracture OF both legs.
Beckstead failed to hear the whistle
of the engine approaching behind
him.
As the result OF an automobile ac-
cident near Lehi, Mrs. Eugene Willie
was seriously injured, while Mr..
NNfIIn Mr.. nd ]
Lillian Hines were painfully bruised.
In attempting to pass wagon, the
went over an embank-
ment.
Representatives OF about sixty OF
the national, state and private banks
Of Utah met in Salt Lake City last
week and formed the Utah Bankers
with the idea OF promot. ,
Ing the general welfare and efficiency
Of the banks and banking interests ,
Of the state.
Arch Thomas, resident OF Lehi,
was killed by train at that place on
June 15. Thomas body was found in
he early morning, the supposition
)eing that he was walking along Il
he track, fell and struck his head on 6
he rail. where he lay until the en- q
CINE struck his body, s
In attempting to catch ride on v
he rear end of concrete mixer al. d
ached to wagon in Salt Lake City. a
Theodore Matson May, years old. II
vas caught between the side of the II
machine and one OF the rear wheels u
md was killed. The heavy wheel u
,roke the child's neck.
Dan-Tso-Se, the 1G-year-old Navajo
indian who pleaded guilty to killing
our members OF his tribe in south
IN Utah. has been sentenced to ten
ears Imprisonment at Fort Leayen. D
Sorth The boy was practically their W
lave. reyolted at their brutal treat. a
lent, and slew them II
Trying TO land big carp cost the u
fe OF Walter H. Thomas, 4 years q
i'd, son OF John Thomas, OF Pleas. :.