The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-01
UTAH STATE NEWS

Harvey Moore, a resident of Wan.
ship, was severely but not seriously
injured in a runaway in Park City.
Wild ducks, geese and snipe are
barred from the Salt Lake market
through an order issued by the city
health commissioner.
A prominent grower OF Weber
county declares that, with present
Aourishing conditions, the net returns
from an acre Of full-grown Jonathan
apple trees is $500 annually.
One of the attractive features Of
the fruit exhibit at the state fair this
year will be the carload apple dis.
play. Four carloa :, or 1000 cases,
Of apples will be in one exhibit.
Following the lead taken by north,
markets, the Ogden Jonathan apple
Is said to nave taken precedence
over apples from every section of
the country.
Sam Billings, a miner of Park City,
who had his hand badly """~'"' .r''
the explosion OF a dynamite cap a
few days ago, will loss LmU a.. -..
and a portion of his hand as a result
of the accident.
The city fathers Of Gunnison have
put the ban on ball playing on Sun.
days. The council has authorized the
city mashal to put stop to ball play.
ing in the city park or upon any of
the public grounds on Sunday.
With 200 employees at work, the
Amalgamated Sugar company's fac.
tory at Ogden is now running night
and day, and will continue for the
next four months to handle the SUI.
gar beet crop of Weber county.
George Simpson, a cement worker
at Devils Slide, is dead as a result
Of blow over the head with bill
lard cue, and his slayer, Art Aldrich.
Is held by the sheriff of Morgan coun-
ty under a charge Of first degree MUIR
der.
The Agricultural college at Logan
began the school year on September
20, with the brightest prospects 1t
has had in it's history. More students
have presented themselves for regis
tration on the opening day than ever
before.
Brig Peterson and David Gren.
halgh, who are accused of shooting
Mosiah Gunderson at his home in
Santaquin on the night of July "a.
will be charged with assault with a
deadly weapon, Gunderson having re-
covered.
AS a result OF the derailment and
pverturning Of passenger coach of
the Salt Lake & Mercur railroad near
Manning, baby of Mrs. w. Baxter
of Lehi was instantly killed, and
three persons were more or less seri-
ously injured.
Ephriam was visited by the most
severe flood OF the season on Sept
ember 10. Miss Pearl Hanson, In
trying to get some of the goods out
of the basement, was nearly drowned
when the rock wall caved and the
entire cellar was filled in an instant
Mrs. Bathsheba Wilson Smith, the
last surviving Latter-day Saint who
took the endowment in the Nauvoo
temple, one Of the pioneers of the
church and the first president of the
Relief society, died at her rome in
Salt Lake City, September 20, at the
age of SO.
AS the body Of the man supposed
TO be William Langdon, found mang
led on the railroad track bed near
Cotton, was being prepared for ship
ment to brother, in Ohio, the Ohi1
man telegraphed that his brother had
turned up alive. The body is still
being held awaiting Identification.
A comprise has been reached in
the famous Bradley-Brown case. Al
torney General Barnes is named as
guardian of the children and exc
cutor in the handling of the $12,50C
which will be given by the Brown
estate in settlement of the fight
against the will Of the late Senator
Brown, thus virtually recognizing
Brown as the father of Mrs. Brad
ley's children.
Seven heavily loaded ore cars broke
loose from a freight train at Lake
side, and running down grade, crashed
Into a string of refrigerator cars, to
tally demolishing two and derailine
three others.
Two Salt Lake school teachers, the
Misses Mile and Leonora Haun, came
near losing their lives as a result o.
eating shrimp salad contracting
ptomaine poisoning. Both are now
out of danger.