The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-11-13
UTAH STATE NEWS

In the state. The work has beeL
completed at a cost of $4,000
On account OF there being only on
ticket In the field at Springville. tn
election for city officers passed
quietly, there being less than 90
votes cast.
II Is now rumored that James
Hill Is to buy the Moffat road, and
that the road will be extended to Salt
Lake City as rapidly as men ant
money can build 1t.
The increase in the rate for reg
istering mail from to 10 cents
which went into effect Monday, IL
expected to increase the Salt Lake
postofiice receipts about $4,000 {
year.
Self-defense will be the plea OF
John Kothiaftis, Greek, who Is on
trial in Salt Lake City on charge
of murder in the first degree fer
killing Peter Gets at Bingham De
cember %. 1908.
Thomas McGourity, who is EN-
ployed at the Silver King Consoli
dated mine, at Park City, while work
ing on a staging, had the staging
knocked from under him by falling
rock, sustaining painful injuries.
Men engaged In digging trench
for a water pipe in Salt Lake City
unearthed human skull, and finally
a complete skeleton. The position OF
the bones indicated that the body
was buried in a sitting position.
William Stevenson. well-known
young man of Ogden, is deau after
short illness from brain hemorrhage,
believed to have been brought on
from an old gunshot wound received
by the young man several years ago.
The Ogden tabernacle choir OF 200
members will not so to Chicago to
take part in the musical program OF
the National Land and Irrigation ex-
position after all, certain obstacles
having arisen which will prevent the
choir going.
Bill Papas, a Greek section hand
of Woods Cross, stabbed and badly
wounded John Poulas. q fellow work
man, few days ago. A quarrel en-
sued between the men and Papas
stabbed his partner because he de.
manded his pay.
Falling a distance OF sixty feet,
and striking pieces of scaffolding sew.
eral times on his downward rush
through the air, James Pierce, car.
penter employed on a new building
In Ogden, sustained a broken arm
and five fractured ribs.
A resolution has been adopted by
the Murray city council whereby the
sum of $500 will be appropriated for
the purpose of driving wells, testing
and determining the question OF OBJ
tanning an adequate supply OF water
for the inhabitants of that place.
Salt Lake is to be visited on the
morning OF November II by the mem
bers of the Japanese commercial
commission which has been touring
the country for the purpose OF
strengthening the commercial bonds
between the United States and ia
pan.
The Gunnison Valley bank building
at Ephraim has just been completed
and Is one of the most beautiful
buildings south of Salt Lake City. II
is built of white pressed brick and
beautiful white stone, and has cost
over $4,000. II Is absolutely fire
proof.
In the temporary absence OF the
waiter in charge of a restaurant In
Ogden, two strangers walked behind
the desk and tapped the till for $2O
The men entered the place and asked
the waiter to go out and get them a
bottle of beer, and robbed the TIL
while he was gone.
Manti is making elaborate prepare
lions to entertain the numerous visi
tors expected at the 65th anniversary
Fully 1000 people are expected anC
many others who have not so far beer
heard from wifi ftkefy- he attend
ance
Because he stepped into a pile o.
hot ashes left by the Union Portland
Cement company near its cement
plant at Devil Slide, and was so Sc
verely burned that he had 10 remain
in the hospital at Ogden for some
time, George Geanakoules demands
$4,000 damages.
1t is announced that the Hartman
interests are negotiating with th'
government for the purchase of larg'
timber tracts in the Kaibab distric
by connection with the proposed rail
road, which will be built from LunC
in southern Utah into the BuckskiI
mountain section OF the state.
The new $4,000 mill of the Neph