The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1909-02-06
UTAH STATE NEWS


went to Ogden to get married. were
Guaranteed for smallpox while IN the
junction City.
Mrs. Nettie Johnson, one of the
Oldest residents OF Ephraim, died on
January "a. from paraIytic stroke.
at the age Of SO.
beneht given by one OF tho Salt
Lake theatres last week netted the
fund for the sufferers from the earth.
quake in Italy the sum of $4,000.
Pedro Peitrie. a Mexican herder, is
under arrest charged with holding up
the Hagley saloon at Granger shooting
George Campbell through the scalp.
and stealing $3.50.
The Sunday closing law Is to be rig
Idly enforced at Scofield, all of the sa-
loon men having been notified that
they will be prosecuted for future in.
fractions of the law.
The Kansas Day club. composed of
residents Of the Sunhower state who
have taken up their abode in Ogden,
formed an organization last week, $50
"Jayhawkers" being present
Charles Cope OF Mendon dropped
dead from heart disease while stand
Ing In front of hotel in Ogden. He
was apparently in the best of health
when he was suddenly stricken.
Utahs portion OF the receipts from
the national forest fund at the end of
the fiscal year June 80, 1908, amounts
to $32.681.49. which amount was re-
ceived by the state treasurer last
week.
All Sing. an elderly Chinaman,
whose home was In Salt Lake City,
was found dead in his bed in an Og-
den hotel one day last week, death
having been due to rheumatism Of the
heart.
Congressman Howell has received
assurance that the rivers and harbors |
committee will authorize q survey of |
Green river from Uintah county to |
Moab, to determine the navigability OF |
that river
Wallace F. Fielding, recently ar
rested in Ogden on charge of big
amy. has been extradited and taken
hack to Oregon, where he will be tried
on charge OF forgery and selling a
mortgage.
A reduction Of 80 per cent In the
number OF deaths for the month of
December. 1908, as compared with
December. 1907, Is the showing con-
tanned In the bulletin issued by the
state board of health.
Mrs. Gertrude Myers, in an at.
tempt to escape the anger of her hus-
Inn frnV a nd Oh
window of their home in Salt Lake
City, badly spraining both ankles and
severely bruising her body.
Harry Davies, AZ years old, ma
chinist. whose home was In Platts-
burg. N. Y, committed suicide Satur.
day night In a rooming house In Salt
Lake City, taking laudanum. He was
out of work and Respondent.
Delegates from nearly every county
In Utah met In Salt Lake City on
January 20 and perfected a state or
Ganization for the protection OF fish
and game. and adopted suitable fish
and game bill to be presented to the
legislature.
Three young boys, aged seven. eight
and eleven years. sons OF prominent
families of Murray we're arrested
last week charged with committing
number of robberies which have puz-
Fled the officers. The boys have con-
fessed the crime
The widows of Spring City have
formed an organization, having elect
ed officers at banquet held at the
home OF one OF the members last
week. There are about forty widows
In the town. The organization is
purely a social one.
Because Tom Connors, miner at
the Highland Boy mine at Bingham.
refsued to give him a pipeful OF to-
bacco, Eli Lugovitch, an Austrian
miner. bit off large part of Connor's
left ear Lugovitch is in Jail, and
will face charge OF mayhem.
As means OF awakening interest
among the union men OF Utah, a call
has been issued to labor organiza-
tons OF the state for the second an
nual convention OF the Utah State Fed.
Grafton of Labor to be held in Salt
Lake City on Monday, March 8.
The home OF Joseph Fransden OF
Uintah was destroyed by fire one
night last week, the family being al
most suffocated with smoke and bare
ly escaping before the roof collapsed.
II is thought the fire was started by
a spark from a passing engine.
Entering from the rear, robbers In.
yaded the Davis Shoe company's store
ON Main street. In Salt Lake City,
forced the lock In the door of safety
vault and escaped with nearly $1,000
In cash and bank drafts. Negotiable
Eecurities valued It is said, at $4,000,
were not molested.
When a freight train was passing
through the Ephraim yards, some mis-
chievons boys uncoupled all the cars
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