The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-12-25
UTAH STATE NEWS

and 20.
A cave-in at the Daly-Judge mine
at Park City resulted in the death OF
Peter Elzel and the injury of Mike
Smith and Frank Rukvin.
Every grocery store, dairy and
butcher shop in Ogden Is to be In.
spected thoroughly by a deputy state
food and dairy commissioner.
Mike Vaccarilli, who was shot in
a pistol duel with Special officer Emil
CHASER in Salt Lake City on the night
of November Z. has succumbed to his
injuries. .
The body of Oscar Bell, miner, OF
Eureka was found under the sipk In
his home, with bullet through his
head A coroner's jury has decided
that Bell suicided.
Wallace Lyon, aged %, was shot in
the head and probably fatally injured
by Theodore Kennedy, a negro dur.
ing drunken quarrel at Ogden, Ken
nedy has disappeared
After the first of the year the town
of Murray will own a water system,
paying $27,165 for private enter
prise, and will pay for the same in
FIVE annual installments.
J. c. Hayes, who was injured in
the fire at Park City, still remains in
a critical condition and little hope is
held out for his recovery. All the
other injured are doing nicely.
Thomas jefferson Patten, one Of
the Oldest residents of Utah county,
died at his home In Provo, December
IA, at the age of 81 years. General
debility was the cause of death.
Smallpox, assuming epidemic pro-
portions, has broken out in the little
community of Harrisville, five miles
northwest of Ogden. and the surround
ing countryside is said to have been
exposed.
Engineer Campbell of the Hartman
railroads has received notice Of the
first shipment of structural steel for
the new freight depot at Ogden,
which will cost approximately
100000
More than sixty Utahns now In
Washington have made application
for invitations to the launching of the
battleship Utah at the yards of the
New York shipbuilding company, on
December 90
The plan of the Ogden Weber club
TO annex portions of the ranges at
the headwaters of the ogden river,
TO the Cache valley forest reserve,
has received the approval of Utah
delegation in congress-
Denouncing dancing as the inevita-
BILE source of immortality among the
young, the Rev. II. ID. Zimmerman,
pastor of the Baptist church at Og-
den, delivered scathing sermon
against that popular amusement.
Extensive improvements are now
being made on the county infirmary
located at F'airview. The work
which Is under way will cost $4,000
when finished or an amount equal to
the original cost of the building.
Several arrests of transfers and
delivery boys who leave their horses
standing for hours at a time without
pldHhtlo hdNt bNNi lNNShNiy
Ogden in pursuance OF the recent or.
der of Chief Browning to enforce the
ordinance pertaining to cruelty to an.
finals.
Samuel G. Park, former state SEN
ator and well known business, man,
has been chosen by the Salt Lake
board of education as the new men,
Der from the Second precinct to fill
the uneXpired term caused by the
death of NJ. C. Cheesman on .Novem-
Der so. ''
: while endeaVoIing to!turn:a switch
: In GrGnt of a moving Stag car he had
been, driving, Gus Shellas was run
down at the Yampa smelter at Bling
"fhmA'an his right foot so badly
crushed that it probably will have
70 he amputated.
L.'R. Anderson; &ff6 died in Ogden
'betSber of !rhe PRESENT year. sup,
posedly in the most abjects poverty,
lett an estate valued at $42'1O9'. so, &C,
: cording to his creditors, who petf'
toned the disTiGl court, a few days
ago for the appointment or an ad,
ministTator, -,
Representative Howell has intro
duced bin providing for pensions
for soldisfs' of the, BlaslshawK Indian
wars and for the widows Of these yet,
Grams. A scale is, provided by which
a. soldier go years old wfAi 'get.Si2 per
: month; 20 years old; $50. and rs
years old, $50. ): e., -.
Many fshermen are fesiFous OF
knowing whether"br not the refuse
'.frtm sugar beet -pulp stunning into
the streams INJURIES orr drives away