The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-07-31
UTAH STATE NEWS

on a new -four mill at Payson.
Bingham is to have a free delivery
system, two carriers to be employed
That Colorado will send big
crowd to the G.. A. II, encampment,
to be held in Salt Lake City, is evil
denced by the spirit of the press OF
that state.
Mrs. G.. ID. Reynolds, 20 years old,
died in Salt Lake City last week
from smallpox. None of the other
members of the family has con.
tracted the disease.
City Recorder Ernest ID. Brown, OF
Ogden, Is dead after an illness dat
ing from last January. He was ma
tive OF Ogden, and had been honored
with q number Of public positions.
1t is announced that the Pennsyl-
vania veterans are coming to the G.
A. r. encampment in Salt Lake City
in special trains, which will arrive in
Salt Lake the morning Of August 8.
AS the result Of the overturning OF
a camping wagon in Lambs canyon,
in which the family of DR.. X. w.
Fisher, Of Salt Lake City, was riding,
Thos. Fisher, aged 4. was drowned.
Pure food inspectors have been
busy recently dumping milk into the
gutter that had Zen shipped into
Salt Lake City, the milk not coming
up to the standard set by the authori-
ties.
Love of jewelry has caused the
downfall OF Alex Wandless, a l9-year-
old Salt Lake lad, who has been ar
rested for forging number of checks,
using his ili-goJten gains to buy all
kinds Of jewelry.
Actual work has begun on the Dee
memorial hospital at Ogden, a public
hospital which be in the nature OF a
memorial to the late Thomas ID. Dee,
OF the Junction City.
The 1910 convention of the Broth
erhood Of Owls is to be held in Salt
Lake City, when approximately 1000
delegates will be in attendance. The
convention will probably be held dur
liz TIC hlohlh VI august
Salt Lake City is being threatened
with the Norway rat pest, and unless
some means is taken Immediately to
eradicate this king of all animal pill
ferers, it will not be long before the
city Is overrun with them.
One hundred dollars has been ap-
propriated by the county commission
ers OF Cache county to assist the
Cache Valley Fruit association in ar
ranging an exhibit for display at the
Horticultural fair to be held at Salt
Lake.
A warning against typhoid fever is
contained in an address issued by the
state board Of health TO health off,
GERS throughout the state. A war
fare against flies, which carry the dis
ease germs in great numbers, is
urged.
Walter J. Turner, his wife and three
children have been deported, by order
Of the immigration department, from
Ogden TO their former home in Can
ada. The unfortunate family was in
the direst poverty, and the father was
an invalid.
The famous dry farms of Juab coun-
ty, in the vicinity of Nephl and Mona,
will this year produce more than thir-
ty-fye bushels to the acre of the fin
est hard wheat raised anywhere in the
west, according to people who are in
position to know.
John Flynn, brakeman employed
on the Union Pacific, fell from NOV
ing train as it was entering the Ogden
yards, and sustained injuries of Sc.
rious II not fatal character, bring
badly cut and bruised about the face
and his skull fractured.
One OF the best indications of the
growth and prosperity of Salt Lake
seen in some time comes in the an
nouncement OF the postal department,
stating that the employees OF the Salt
Lake Office will receive increased sal
aries for the fiscal year starting July
/. aggregating $l5,S0O.
j. +, Howell, Salt Lake man, dis
appeared fFeaa his me-seXeIal days
last week, he having become crazed
over the death of his daughter, and
search for him proved futile, until he
was finally located at the cemetery,
where he was keeping lonely vigil at
the grave OF his child
Clarence Hendrickson, the victim
OF an elevator accident in Salt Lake
City. has suffered the amputation OF
both legs, and 1t is believed his life
will be saved. The accident was the
result of the boys own carelessness
while he was visiting with the lad
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