The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-16
UTAH STATE NEWS

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A case of leprosy has developed in
Salt Lake City, a Greek laborer be-
Ing afflicted.
The farmers of Axtell report that
much damage is being done in that
section of the country by squirrels.
peanuts" Sinclair of Salt Lake
Knocked out Young Erlnborn of Den
yer in the seventeenth round at Provo
on Tuesday.
Twenty-Five Utah dentists have ar.
ranged to attend the meeting of the
National Dental association to be held
In Denver beginning July 16.
Miss Loise Halliday of Provo sus.
tanned a broken arm and severe
bruises when an auto in which she
was riding ran off the dugway.
An Ogden man who drove a livery
team eleven hours, during which time
he failed to feed or water the ami
mails, has been sentenced to thirty
days in jail
In fit of dependency resulting
from various reverses, Arthur Thomp-
son, aged 80 years, of Theodore, Utah,
ended his life in Salt Lake City, TAX
ing carbolic acid.
The thirteenth annual reunion of
the Welsh people of the state was
celebrated at Saltair on Wednesday.
II is estimated that about 10000
Welsh people were present.
In dispute over a play in ball
game between Lewiston and Logan,
Joseph Featherstone, a contractor for
Japanese labor, was struck by a Lew
iston fan and knocked unconscious.
Not single injury has been re-
ported for Cache county following the
celebration of the Fourth. In nearly
every town ordinances forbid promis
cuous use of firearms, fireworks or
explosives.
Friday, July Is, has been designated
by the Salt Lake Commercial Club as
an "All.Utah Products day" On
that date It is proposed that the peo-
pie buy as far as possible articles
produced in Utah.
Falling head foremost into bucket
tui vi oblOhb Sp"boNN' 'N'''N 49,
rified gaze Of her mother, Vivian
Horsley II months of age, died of
strangulation, the accident occurring
ut the Horsley home in Salt Lake
City.
A total reward of $3.50 has been
offered for the capture of the three
robbers who held up an Oregon Short
Line train near Ogden, the railroad
Offering $4,000 and the American Elk.
press company and the state OF Utah
the balance.
Three Greeks have made affidavit
that it was Nick Trignali fellow
countryman, who shot and fatally
wounded Charles Dennis, night watch
man at the Highland Boy mine at
Bingham The officers are now search
Ing for Trignali.
Utah cherries from Weber county
took highest price on the Chicago
market recently, beating shipments
from the best districts of California,
and bringing a price double that paid
on the same date and place for car
load of Idaho cherries.
John c. Pritz OF Spokane, Wash,
who was married to Miss Agnes A.
Burnet Of Fruita, Colo, in Salt Lake
City, was robbed of a pocket book
containing his marriage certificate
and $50 in bills few moments after
the wedding ceremony.
The Ogden Western Union Tele'
graph office is considered to have
been the most important telegraph Of
fee in the United States during the
Jeffries. Johnson fight at Reno, 1t being
the central station through which all
information TO the east was sent.
According to the report of the Salt
Lake City board of health for June
the average death rate for the month
was O.96 per 1000 population as com.
pared with death rate of 1923 per
1000 for May. The annual death rate
per thousand population was l1.52.
Fire broke out in the laundry
room of the girls cottage at the
State Industrial school at Ogden, Gre
ating considerable excitement among
the inmates. The boys and girls
were all released, and all Joined in
fighting the flames until the fire de-
partment arrived.
AS the result of an automobile acct
dent near Lehi, the machine plunging
fifty feet over the edge of the road
way, Harold c. Raymond received
broken arm and internal injuries. anC
A. j. Kennedy, Billy Arnold and Red
Hisel were bruised and scratched, All
are Salt Lake residents.