The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-10-30
UTAH STATE NEWS


and caused a wreck, the car leaving
the track, but no one was injured.
Charles Stewart has been sen
fenced to serve five years in the
state penitentiary for the killing of
Charles Wheeler at Cotton in July
last
The Railroad Red Book issued by
the Denver a. Rio Grande, gives most
of It's October issue to an illustrated
description Of President Taft's trip
over that line.
Salt Lake is said to have the i'm.
piled promise of the 1913 biennial
convention of the Amalgamated AS
ISOLATION of Electrical Railway En-.
ployes of America.
Edward Davis, aged 8, fell under
meath a heavily loaded dray, while
attempting to get on the wagon in
front of his home in Salt Lake City,
and was crushed to death.
Contracts are said to have been
let in Denver for the new Union de-
pot at Provo. 1t will be built by the
Denver & Rio Grande, but used
Jointly by that road and the Salt
Lake route.
Utah has been asked to send a
delegate TO the annual convention of
the National Society for the Promo
ton of Industrial Education, which
will be held in Milwaukee, Deem
Der 2, and 4.
George l.. Gutner, convicted OF
stealing $3.50 from cupboard In the
home of an Ogden woman while he
was assisting in moving her furni-
ture, has been sentenced to five
years imprisonment.
Coyotes are said to be causing a
great deal OF trouble in Millard
county and are becoming more nu-
merous every year. One man on a
recent hunting trip killed between
eighty and 100 coyotes.
Christian Bindrup, while returning
from meeting in Logan. was knocked |
down by team and suffered broken
leg. AS Mr.. Bindrup is 80 years of
age, 1t is feared the injury may lead
to serious consequences.
A man arrested in Salt Lake City |
for begging was searched at the po- |
lice station, when 1t was found he |
had $3.50 in cash in his pockets, a
gold watch and chain. and diamond |
ring valued at about 5000.
Manti is planning big time for |
Thanksgiving, the sixtieth anniver-
sary Of the founding of that thriv
ing town. Governor William Spry
has been asked to attend and will
take part in the celebration.
The annual inspection trip over
the Oregon Short Line began Mon
day out of Ogden. Four divisions
will be thoroughly inspected inside
and out so that the officials can see
just how the road Is being operated
The ordinance under which the Lo
gan city authorities sought to close
the cigar stands in the city on Sun
day was practically nullifed, when
Judge Vaughan, in the case OF Logan
City VS.. Louis Buxton, dismissed the
action because the complaint was in
sufficient.
The well-boring machine In the
Levan ridge has gone down $50 feet
and has encountered so much water
that operations have been stopped
for the present. owing to the fact
that the sand, ETC., washes in and
practically blockades the progress of
the machine.
Acting on authority OF telegram
from the state bank examiner OF Cal
ifornia, Secretary OF State T1ngey
has instructed G.. A. Glazter, Utah
state bank examiner, TO take charge
of the Japanese-Amerdcan bank OF
Ogden. The failure of the Japanese
bank In San Francisco led to this
action.
Active work on the extension of
the double track Of the Short Line
north OF Woods Cross will begin in
two weeks, az the ties have all been
distributed and the shipment of rails
from the Colorado Fuel & Iron COM
pany has commenced
One of the largest land sales ever
conducted in this state was the one
held at Logan on Wednesday by the
Promontory- Curlew Land company
Bids on part OF the property were
opened, and about $4,000 acres OF
land were sold. The prices ranged
from $1.25 to $25 an acre.
Elijah w. Davis, one of the pest
known cattlemen in the state, com.
mitted suicide at his home In Yer
nal on Tuesday by shooting himself
through the head Davis shot him
self early Tuesday morning, but
death did not ensue until Tuesday
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While Robert Cunningham, aged 6,
WAS coming out of the gate at his