The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-06-04
UTAH STATE NEWS


drowned.
The second annual convention of
the Utah Bankers association, organ.
lied last June In Salt Lake, will be
held in Ogden June % and 80.
Plans for the establishment OF a
factory for the extensive bottling of
Ogden grape juice are being consid-
cred by local vineyard owners.
The annual convocation of the Epis.
copal church in the missionary dis
trict of Utah was held in Logan last
week, fifty delegates being in attend
ance.
Fire from an over.heated kitchen
stove totally destroyed the home of
William Coddle of Plain City. The
dwelling had just been finished at a
cost of $4,000.
Both the proposition for bond is.
sue of $4,000 for a municipal light.
ing plant and an issue of $4,000 to
increase the waterworks plant car.
ried at the election at Provo.
Rasmas Johnson, who was driving
tHt dulOlnbDilt "hiNh NoucNu NhS
death of Mrs. Pauline Hansen in
Salt Lake City, will have to face a
charge of involuntary mansluaughter
An appeal to the parents of Ogden
high school students to bring about
the universal adoption of the cadet
uniforms in the High school cadet
battalion has been issued by Superin-
tendent Mills.
Spencer Woodland, of Spanish Fork,
who has been working up at the
Dream mine, east of Payson, fell
down shaft about 80 feet, but with
the exception of few scratches and
bruises, was not hurt.
The Rocky Mountain Bell Tele.
phone company has entered into an
agreement with the Mosida Lands
company to construct line between
Lehi and the new town of Mosida, a
distance of twenty miles.
The home of c. F. Farnsworth in
Lincoln was destroyed by fire on Mon
day, entailing loss of $l,SOO.
Through the prompt efforts OF the
utlSuDOTS, TIC blSdNSl paw Va sAS
household goods were saved.
Careless dropping of lighted
matches at the warehouse OF the
Union Portland Cement company's
plant at Devils Slide, thirty miles
east OF Ogden, was responsible for a
fire which caused loss of $4,000.
Ina three-cornered fight over a me-
gress in a negro shanty in Ogden, L..
w. Strauthers (colored) was shot in
the head by ]. c. Pitts, another me-
gro. Strauthers was not badly hurt,
the ball grazing the top of his head.
Owing to the burning of the large
trestle on the Tintic branch OF tho
Denver & Rio Grande, south OF
Springville, the line will be tied up
for few days. The trestle burned
as result of spark from an engine
Because OF numerous complaints re-
Gently about alleged unreliability OF
various insurance companies operat'
ing in Ogden, local insurance men
have appointed committee TO inves'
tigate all fire insurance writer's In
that district.
Two msaked men held up gam
bling house In Salt Lake City, Tues
day night, securing cash, gems and
watches valued at $4,000. One OF the
men who resisted was struck over the
head with a revolver and went down
for the count.
Two hundred cars of freight was
moved over the Western Pacific from
Salt Lake on Wednesday. The line
has at last been rebuilt around the
south end of the lake, where 1t was
washed out by the violent storms Of
a few months ago.
AS the result of the horse which
they were driving taking fright at a
train, Mabel and Ethel Rushforth of
Kaysville were thrown from the
buggy, both being injured, Miss Mabel
being seriously hurt, but it is believed
she will recover
AT a meeting of the conservation
commission of Utah last week, it was
decided to appropriate $500 of the
funds placed in the hands of the com
mission by the legislature TO assist
In preparing the conservation map Of
the state showing the different soils
here.
Willy Beyhl, aged So, who had been
employed in a cigar store in Salt
Lake City, and whose parents reside
In Germany, suicided in a lonely spot
In the mountains, near Salt Lake
City, shooting himself through the
head. Dependency over lack Of
funds led TO the deed.
At the next meeting of the publicity