The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-12-18
UTAH STATE NEWS

payroll of the American smelter at
Murray.
A postoffce has been established at
Soldier Summit, with Annie Cleary
as postmaster.
Senator Smoot has introduced bill
authorizing the establishing of a fish
culture station in Utah.
The farmers institute was held at
Sandy on Thursday, two sessions be-
Ing held, there being an excellent at
tendance and much interest mani
tested.
Provo will be we'll represented at
the apple show in Denver January
to 8. From forty to fifty fruit grow.
ers and business men Of Provo have
signified their intention of going.
Real estate at Sandy has been on
the boom lately. This is atribuated
to the fact that the Utah Light and
Railway company is pushing its line
in this direction as fast as manual
labor can do It.
The First National bank of Logan
has decided to increase its capital
stock from $4,000 to 100000. The
new issue of stock will in all prob
ability be distributed among local
merchants and present stockholders
Infurated because he had been or
dered to leave rooming house in
Ogden, Thomas Fletcher a drunken
negro, slashed the throat OF j. b.
Abel, the proprietor with a pocket
knife, causing a serious but not fatal
wound.
Ii. w. Head has been arrested in
Salt Lake and identified by saloon
keeper as one of two men who held
up his place of business, getting $27.
The alleged robber was captured
thirty minutes after the crime had
been committed.
When the humane officer of Salt
Lake City finds team on the streets
these days that is not properly shod,
he compels the driver to unhitch his
horses and take them to the nearest
farrier's shop for the recalking OF
their shoes.
The Hatchtown reservoir in Gar
field county is wanted by number OF
land owners in Juab county. The
state land board has received a prop
osition from these land owners to pur-
chase the enterprise, which will cost
about $165,000.
Howell Snowden, formerly superin-
'tendent of the special delivery in the
Denver postoffice and under indict.
ment for robbing the United States
mail, was captured in Brigham City
q few days ago and will be taken
back to. Denver
There has been a quiet movement
for the organization of a cooperative
creamery and cold storage plant in
Sewer, Wayne and Piute counties. A
number of men have become inter.
(! ested, and It Is said plant costing
100000 will, be installed.
!, .. The, sum Of $4,000 has been raised
BY frieri1s Of the late Fisher s. Har-
"fis, one OF the. best known and most
popular men who ever resided In
Utah, for the purpose OF buying
,hdme; FOR his widow, ItrAs proposed
90 increase the. fund. TO $4,000,
Senator Smoot took occasion. on
Tuesday to deny that any alliance ex-
listed, between the beet sugar interests
of the. intermoutnatp states and, the
sugar trust. and added his own con-
domination OF the trust to the general
condemnation OF the monopoly.
William w. Riyes, a prominent res
ident Of Salt Lake City, and whose
ancestors were among the first set
tiers at Jamestown, died on Deem
Der z, the primary cause Of death
being an injury sustained in a street
car accident during the recent state
fair.
Ten candy factories In the state of
Utah have reported TO State Statisti-
clan Haines The amount of capital
invested is $794,260, and the total pro
duct for 1908 amounted to $1,454 1876,
while the number of employees was
S81, the wages paid being $3S6,747
]. s. Peery, an Ogden sheep owner,
has purchased 10,240 acres of land
from the Union Pacific Railroad com.
pany, the property being in the
South Fork canyon district. Mr..
Peery paid $102S2 for the property
and will use it as a summer sheep
range.
For the purpose Of applying the
tuberculin test to every COW in We.
Der county supplying milk for con.
sumption, DR.. S. d. Brimhall, who is
connected with the department of ag.
riculture, has arrived In Ogden, and
will start the crusade against cattle
afflicted with tuberculosis.
Samuel Newhouse, the Utah mining
magnate, paid 100000 for a special
tarin to take him to New York City