The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-10-08
UTAH STATE NEWS

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per cup.
ARA Judd has been placed under
$500 bond to await trial on the charge
of the theft of letters from the post
office at Panguitch.
Rayda Reed, the daught OF Smith
vile farmer, became the wife Of Kunio
Toda, with whom she eloped two
weeks ago, at the Japanese Baptist
mission in Tacoma on September 2S.
James Ball was seriously injured
having a narrow escape from death,
at Kaysville, when a brick fell from
the second story Of building on
which he was working, striking him
on the head.
Work on $4,000 steel bridge
across the Weber river at ogden on
the Denver & Rio Grande route be
gan last week. 1t will be in place
and ready to bear the weight Of traf
fc by November /.
A farmers institute under the aus.
pices of the Murray Commercial club
was held at Murray, Thursday after
noon. The meeting was the second
Of a series to be held there this win
ter.
Maggie Kenney, aged 35 years, col
ored, for many years character In
Salt Lakes tenderloin district, ended
her life by taking big dose of co
came Her associates say she was
tired of life.
Ersel Randall, S-year-old son OF
George Randall Of Ogden, was instant
ly killed when he fell to the ground
from the seat of wagon he was driv'
ing and the horses pulled the wheels
over his head.
A premature blast on the Garfield
Bingham road hurled Steve Viskin, a
Greek, nearly a dozen yards IN the
air. Viskin fell back to the ground
on all fours and escaped with bruises
about the head and shoulders.
Water as clear as cystal now flows
through the mains Of the new water
distributing plant at Murray. The
flowing wells on the water farm, out
side the city limits, are capable OF
flowing 800 gallons per minute.
John Thomas Buckle, Sc years old
senior member of the firm of Buckle
& Sons company, Salt Lake City, and
who had been prominent in Odd Eel
low circles more than 30 years, died
suddenly at his home on Tuesday
from heart failure.
Called to the door of her home in
Salt Lake City, Mrs. Elizabeth Nc
Queeny was beaten and drugged into
Inconsistencies by q daring burglar
who, after striking her a blow in the
face, administered chloroform, and
then robbed her of her purse, contain
ing 800.
Peter Stathakos, who shot and killed
Louis Poulos and wounded Gust MART
sas in Salt Lake City, will have t.
stand trial in the district court on {
charge OF murder In the first degree
the attempt of his attorneys to have
the charge reduced to manslaughtel
having failed.
Walter Turner. aged 10, arrested a
Ogden for the Wholesale theft o
horses from Weber county, will like
ly be turned over to the government
officials for deportation to Conada
Turner is a member of the notorious
Turner family deported from Ogdei
one year ago.
Willard Hansen, state food ant
dairy commissioner, is in Rich count,
for the purpose of making an inspec
ton of conditions at condensed mil
factories. He will spend several day
inspecting the plants and seeing tina
the milk canned in Utah is properl
prepared for the market.
Thomas Dove, laborer residing 4
Providence, Cache valley, cut hi
throat with razor in an attempt I
commit suicide. He served the wine
pipe, but missed both jugular veins
and will recover. Dependency seem
to have been the cause for the act.
Upon the hope of proving mistake
identity hangs the liberty OF two mel
William Reese and Harry Bass, now
the state penitentiary, serving on
combined sentences of 70 years fC
the murder OF Charles McCabe in Ol
den eight years ago. Their case
now before the board of pardons.
Dr. f. A. McJunkin, state bacteriol
gist, Is engaged in making tests c
typhoid carriers in the state. The g
animation follows the recent disclo
ures made at Mercur, when the eli
council of that city forbade woma
to sell milk in the town on u
grounds that she still carried Il
germs of typhoid, with which she h;
been. attacked many years before.