The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-07-02
UTAH STATE NEWS

Provo has been selected as the next
convention place for the Utah State
Bankers association.
Other counties in Utah than Wayne
are without a railroad. They are Il ch,
Uiuta, Garfield, Kane Washington and
San Juan.
Frank Tica, who attempted to
shoot up" Ogden in old-timo frontier
style, has been sentenced to $50 days
in the city Jail.
Lester Maxi, Finn, about 80 years
old, was caught under a cavc-in in the
Highland Boy tunnel at Bingham and
was crushed to death.
w. II. Farnsworth, secretary of the
state board of land commissioners. has
sent his resignation to Governor viii
liam Spry, effective June 80.
Lucille Phillips, aged y, sustained
injuries to the spine VIII ch may result
IN making her a cripple Tor lie as
result OF falling from a SalCair train.
Mrs. Rose Mcfarland, aged 20, icil
from a buggy as she was returning TO
her home in Ogden from a pleasure
ride, sustaining injuries which may
prove fatal.
After trial lasting for several
days, Frank E. Hanson, charged with
arson i'm the burning of barn al
Fillmore, has been found not guilty
by jury and discharged.
Hewlett Brothers of Salt Lake City
are to install machinery for a modern
factory to make tin cans. 1t is eX-
pected the factory will be In operation
within the next three months.
There was wedding at the resi-
dence of Senator Smoot in Washing
ton on June 81 Farley p Jensen and
Miss Julia Howe, former residents Of
Salt Lake, being united in wedlock.
The special election on the question
of bonding the city of Nephi in the
sum of $4,000, for electric light, and
water improvements, resulted in vic
tory for the advocates of the bonds.
Charles w. Penrose, former editor
of the Deseret News, has just return
ed from Europe having been at the
head of the European mission of the
Mormon church for the past four
years.
1t is reported that within few days
a party of surveyors will start out
from Marysvale to make reconnais-
sance of the country, with view to
building a railroad to Loa, the county
seat of Wayne.
According to Washington advices
an additional 100000 is contained in
senate amendment to the omnibus bill
for the public building at Salt Lake
City and an increase of $4,000 for the
Park City building.
Ray White, the two-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence White of Salt
Lake City, drank a saucerful of fly
poison which he found in window,
and died few hours later. There
was arsenic in the fly poison.
The breaking of a small trestle on
the Boston Consolidated high line at
Bingham resulted in a steam shovel
and dinliy engine being dropped down
the side of the hill about 200 feet No
one waa hurt, but the machinery is in
bad condition.
Failing health, through which he
had nearly gone blind, caused Alma
c. Riser, city dog tax collector, to
commit suicide in Salt Lake City. lie
left last message for his wife, in
which he said that he would rather
die with his sight than blind
The statistical report of the past
school year submitted by Superintend
ent w. S. Rawlings of the Prove
schools shows 1883 pupils enrolled
during the year. 973 boys and 9l5
girls. One hundred and seventeen (61
boys and So girls were graduated
from the eighth grade.
over one hundred visiting delegates
were present when the Utah State
Bankers association went into annua
convention in Ogden on June %.
number of important banking ques
tons were discussed during the diff
ferent sessions of the convention.
To date the total amount of taxes
imposed upon all corporations having
an annual income of $4,000 or more
paid to the internal revenue collecto
for Utah, Idaho and Wyoming
amounts to about $4,000 This Il
about 100000 short of the amour
which is due the three states.
Nearly $500 men and women VIII
have passed the 7O-year mark visite'
Tooele on June 22-Old Folks day
Sightseeing trips, speeches, musica
program, baseball games, and a man
moth banquet, at which over 5000 pee
pie were fed during the day were al
arranged for their entertainment