The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-09-24
UTAH STATE NEWS

teen burglaries IN the capital city
during the past four months
Incendiaries are causing consider.
able damage in the vicinity Of Santa
Quin, several haystacks having been
destroyed by fire the past week
The Bamberger road will be double
tracked in the immediate future, IRON
Pennington TO Kaysville, and also for
five miles out Of Salt Lake and Og-
den
Clarence Morgan, a miner employ
ed at the Silver King Coalition mine,
at Park City, fell down a chute fifty
feet in length and escaped serious in
juries.
With the largest representation in
the history Of the union on hand, the
state convention Of the w. G. r. u
opened in Provo on the 14th for a
three days session.
The license 70 retail and wholesale
liquor dealers OF Park City was in
creased at meeting Of the city coun.
ell Thursday night Mayor Frank DAILY
casting the deciding ballot.
Joe Nehalephi. 20 years OF age. was
killed at the Columbus Consolidated
mine in Alta district, Tuesday after.
noon, by the caying in Of seven-foot
Wine in which he was shoyeliDg.
At the fourth annual convention Of
.he Utah State Federation OF Labor,
held in Salt Lake City, a resolution
was adopted opposing any change in
the present liquor laws Of the state.
Losing his balance and falling from
the wagon in which he was riding, as
the team took sharp turn, joan /.
Gibson, pioneer farmer Of Hooper,
Weber county, broke his neck, dying
Instantly.
W. ]. Burns, farmer OF Beaver
county, has raised probably the larg-
est squash ever seen In the state.
The squash. II is said will weigh $50
pounds. 1t will be placed on exnibi-
ton at the state fair.
At a meeting OF the members OF the
Utah Press association at Tremonton,
on September -, resolution was
adopted placing the members on rec
ord as being against the creation OF
q railroad commission.
Clement Strong, aged 8, was seri-
ously injured at Alpine when cart
ridge which he had found was ex-
ploded, the thumb and forefinger be-
ing torn from the left hand and the
right hand badly lacerated.
While hunting doves in a can.
yon about a mile south OF Kaysyille,
&. w. Whitman of Salt Lake was &C.
cidentally shot in the leg by friend.
About 200 small shot entered mis-
right leg just above the knee,
A most important move in the di.
rection OF good roads has been starr.
ed in Sewer county. Next week the
county road commissioner VIII com.
mence work at Salina on section OF
the state road leading south There
will be matter OF $4,000 spent on
this work.
Another mysterious fire occurred at
TOOele when the big barn belonging
TO Henry Dorimus, secretary or the
Tooele waterworks, was burned. The
barn contained a large quantity OF
farming machinery, which was de-
stroyed A horse valued at $3.50 was
also burned.
The recruiting station OF the ma.
rine corps, established in Salt Lake
City on June rs, has made an excel
lent showing in enlistments for the
service during that time Seventy,
three men have been enlisted over
30 per cent OF these being residents
OF Utah
menced In Cache valley. The crop is
short as compared with that OF last
year. In some OF the big producing
districts like Lewiston the estimate
Is that there will be at least 80 per
cent reduction In the crop.
Parasites which look like canta.
loupe seeds are believed TO be the
cause Of the death OF the wild fowl in
Utah. according TO DR.. j. w fireman,
city veterinarian OF Salt Lake, who
has forwarded specimens Of the para
sites TO the government health bu.
reau at Washington.
The Socialists met in Salt Lake
City and nominated complete state
and county ticket. The platform re.
affirms the principles embodied in
the national platform OF 1908, declar'
Ing in favor OF a complete overthrow
Of existing economic and political
conditions.
Nine OF Salt Lakes greatest retail
establishments have decided to return
to the late closing Saturday nights
and, beginning September II the old