The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-12-03
UTAH STATE NEWS

bad sanitary conditions.
A Provo man convicted OF fishing
In Utah lake with set lines has been
fined $25 and sentenced to fifty days
In Jail.
The schools at Hurricane, in Beav-
or county, have been closed, because
of the prevalence Of smallpox in that
section.
Having become a public charge be-
ders of Ogden, Swede, is to be taken
back to his home in Sweden.
Crazed by habitual drinking cover
Ing a period of two years, o. w. Jen-
sen, gardener of Brigham City,
placed a .22-caliber rife to his fore
head and killed himself. .
A meeting of beet growers is to be
held in Ogden on December l. Tie
purpose of the meeting is to devise
plans to secure a higher price for
beets and also better accommoda-
tons.
A call has been issued for a meet
Ing in Salt Lake City, December 10,
1910, Of all the sherffs in the state
for the purpose of perfecting the or.
ganization of the Sheriffs' association
Of the state of Utah.
There is still a probability of Mid.
vale getting a railroad station along
the line of the Salt Lake Rout il
plans being formulated by the Com
mercial club and city council of Mid
vale are carried out.
A special train was run from
Helper on Tuesday to convey ship
ment of pool and billiard tables to
Salt Lake for the Commercial club.
The shipment had been delayed and
the tables were needed for the open
Ing Of the new club quarters on Wed.
nesday.
State Chemist Herman Harms and
State Dairy and Food Commissioners
willard Hansen have departed for
New Orleans, where they will repre-
sent the state at the fourteenth an
nual convention of the Association OF
State and National Food and Dairy
departments.
Plans for two large Carey act irri.
cation projects, for the reclamation
of about $4,000 acres of land in Utah
are being completed. One project is
near Moab, in Grand county, the
other being south of the old Uintah
Indian reservation, and southeast OF
south Myton bench.
William Riley Cole, one of the ear.
Hest Utah pioneers, bodyguard of the
Prophet Joseph Smith, member OF
the Nauvoo legion, and one of the
most active members of the church in
the early days, died at the home OF
his daughter in ogden on November
%, at the age of SO.
The establishment of miners res
cue station under government charge
at the University of Utah will be eff
fected within a year II negotiations
now on between the board of regents
of the university and the United
States bureau of mines are carried to
successful conclusion.
Mrs. Eurithe K. La Barthe, one OF
Utah's first women lawmakers, and
woman OF note in many ways, died
utbuuy VI WYNN "iNN' " $780,
illness, in Salt Lake City. Mrs. La
Barthe was elected a member OF the
first state legislature. For several
years past she has lived in Denver.
Denver.
Five men who desired to be under
takers were examined Tuesday by
the secretary of the state board of
health The state law does not re.
quire an examination for undertakers
who wish only to embalm bodies for
local burial, but for undertakers who
desire to ship bodies on the trains
the examination is necessary.
While gathering willows for kind.
ling near Corinne, George RAIDER
grabbed shotgun from the wagon in
hurry by the barrel and pulled it to.
ward him, the gun being discharged,
his right arm being so badly mangled
that amputation was necessary
Brigham Peterson and Dave Green.
halgh, the two young Santaquin men
who are alleged to have shot and dan
gerously wounded Mosiah Gunderson,
an aged man, at his home in Santa
quin last July, have finally been dis.
charged from custody. Gunderson
bias recovered from his injuries.
Construction has commenced neal
Uintah, in Weber canyon, on a hydro.
electric plant embracing in It's design
all of the latest and most approved
methods of developing electric power
by water. The plant is being con
structed for the Davis and Weber