The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-04-02
UTAH STATE NEWS

Inc CITY OlHCldlS Vi Logan are WdS-
ing war upon peddlers accused OF
selling groceries without having first
secured a city license.
The ladies of the Snow academy in
Ephraim have abandoned their rats"
since the law was passed by the stu.
dent body to discontinue using them.
George Delaris, a Greek was Sc.
verely stabbed by Jim Taulas, a coun-
tryman, during a drunken brawl in
Ogden. The injured mans condition
is regarded as serious
Paving of the sidewalks In Spring
vile is to begin at once, fifteen blocks
being included in District No. 1,
which was ordered paved at recent
meeting of the city council.
According to an opinion expressed
in the Utah State Woolgrowers' Bull
letin, issued Thursday, the price of
wool will be practically unchanged
during the summer of 1910
The Gunnison Valley Power COM
pany has been incorporated at Gunni-
son, the purpose of the company being
w iui hlpl NlNSNllS iibht, anu
power, most of which will be disposed
Of in Sanpete county.
AS the result of an unbalanced mind
G. NJ Quincy, also known as Jim Nc
VIM, of Scranton, Pa, committed
suicide by taking thirty grains of
strychnine in his room at a rooming
house in Salt Lake City.
Emil Bradley, SO years of age and
a miner of Murray, died in a Salt
Lake hospital Tuesday from spinal
meningitis, brought on by piece of
quartz entering the eye Of Bradley
about ten days previous.
The beet growers of Box Elder
county are now demanding IS per ton
for beets from the Box Elder county
growers, further complicating the fight
between the Amalgamated Sugar COM
pany and the beet growers.
James II. Crawford, colored, who
shot and killed another negro named
G. G. Lockhart, In Ogden three years
ago, died on Wednesday of pneu-
monia. Crawford was acquitted on
pleas of self-defense and insanity.
Charles Phelps, SO years of age,
who has served two terms in state
prisons for murder, is wanted by the
authorities at Bull, Idaho, where on
Sunday, March 20, he stabbed to
death John May, young man 35 years
OF age.
The Provo wooden mills are now ad
vertised for sale to the highest bidder
at auction on April 10. There seems
to be no doubt now that in a few
months the whistle which has so long
been silent will again call the oper.
ators to work.
To fittingly celebrate the compile
ton of the Western Pacific railroad
and the new Denver e. Rio Grande
Western union depot, the Salt Lake
Real Estate association is planning
rousing celebration, to take place in
the capital city.
Threatening to blow up the First
National bank with a package of dy-
Mantle, which he said he held in his
hand, II any effort were made to ar
rest him, Cornelius Mannix attempted
to bluff an Ogden plain clothes"
man, but failed in his purpose, and is
In Jail.
Orders for the double tracking of
the Oregon Short Line north from
Pennington to Ogden, are considered
as significant of the abandonment of
the Weber canyon Pennington cutoff,
which was calculated to eliminate Og-
den from the route of through trains
from Los Angeles to the east
Plans for the erection of large
steel plant and foundry for the con-
struction of cars to be built in the Og-
den railroad yards of the Hartman
lines are being considered according
to word given out from semi-official
sources. The plant is to cost 100000.
After battling with an attack OF
diabetes for nearly four months,
Charles NJ. Freed, aged 67 years, pres
ident of the Freed Furniture & Car.
pet company, succumbed to the dis.
ease at his home in Salt Lake City
on Wednesday. Mr.. Freed was one
OF the most prominent business men
OF the capital city,
Lora Lauterbaugh, Is years old, who
disappeared from her home in Chi
cago a few months ago, was rescued
by the police of ogden at the home of
X. Kamado, a Japanese gambler. The
girl had been enticed from her home
by the Japanese by promises of luxury
and ease, and was living In direct
nnVprtV when rescued
Samples of soil from every section
OF the state will be collected, tested
and the character shown in colors on
the map to be issued in the next an.
nnal rannrt of the Utah conservation