The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-11-06
UTAH STATE NEWS

rious condition.
The much-talked.of railroad be.
tween Lund, Utah, and the Grand can.
yon OF the Arizona seems now to be
an assured fact.
Set upon by a gang OF hooddums In
Salt Lake City, Kim, a Korean boy
who attends the night session at the
Union school, was beaten and robbed
of SIS.
Mary Ryan, a young woman from
Kansas City, Is stranded in Salt Lake
City as the result of thieves taking
her suit case, in which was her trans.
portation and all of her money
The woman's building at the Agri.
cultural college at Logan is very
near completion. All of the exter.
Tor work Is finished and only small
portion Of the interior work remains
to be done.
The work of sending out 1875 no.
tees to corporations doing bushes in
Utah notifying them that their cor.
poration tax Is due, has been finished
in the office of the secretary of state,
c. s. Tingey.
An Ogden paper predicts that
within a few years the northeastern
corner Of Utah will be network OF
electric roads, controlled by David
Eccles, president of the Ogden Rapid
Transit Railway company
The city council OF Springville has
ordered all schools and public meet.
d..
Der OF new cases of smallpox having
developed. About twenty-five cases
are reported in eleven families.
A copy Of articles OF incorporation
of the Vernal Thoroughbred Sheep and
Livestock company OF Vernal was
filed with the secretary Of state. The
capitalization of the company is $780,
900 divided into shares of the par
value Of $25 each.
The court has issued an order in
structing the recorder Of the little
town of Huntsville to submit the
question or the dlsincorporation of
the town to the voters at the APP
preaching municipal election, thus
ending long fight among the citi'
zens.
Total deaths In Utah during Sep
TENDER of the present year were $780,
according to the state board of health
bulletin issued October 2S. or $50
towns and localities reporting, 100
reported no deaths. SiXty-three dis
tricts are free from contagious d.
seases.
Plans for q $4,000 amusement hall
for Tayorsville ward have been COM
pleted. 1t Is to be built alongside the
present meeting house, and will con
sist of full basement and large up
per room, about forty by fifty feet,
which is to be fitted with a gallery
and stage.
Don Carlos Dalton, an expressman
dropped dead while driving his wagon
in Ogden. Death was due to heart
failure. Mr.. Dalton was seen to sud
deny lose his grip on the reins and
fall backward into the wagon. BY
ISLANDERS rushed to his assistance. bu,
found him dead.
The state statistician Is now send
ing out blanks to the various labor
organizations of the state for infor-
nation as TO labor conditions. The
reports ask for information as to the
wages and hours of laborers and
also as to strikes, il any, and the
result of the strikes.
c. Murphy, L. Packard, r. Farr and
G. Tout, four lads who caused a
street car to be wrecked on the
Washington avenue line in Ogden, on
October IS, by piling heavy pieces OF
timber on the track, have been bound
over to the district court under heavy
bonds, on a charge of felony.
While attempting to stop runaway
horse attached TO light buggy
Walter Irving, a-well known young
man of Murray, was knocked down
and severely injured, sustaining q
broken nose, lacerated face and
bad bruises about the body.
This Aero club Of Utah, which was
organized in Salt Lake City short
time ago, has filed its articles Of In
corporation with the county clerk
The purpose of the club is to encour
age and promote aerial navigation
and assist inventors of air machines
in pertecting their inventions.
The really wonderful things that
can be accomplished oy intelligent
sheep dogs will be one OF the fea'
lures OF the National Woolgrowers
convention and the mid'winter sheep
show, which will be held in Ogden
next January. Prizes will be offered
for the finest specimens OF dogs.
Otto Bassett was convicted OF high
way robbery by a jury In the dis
hold