The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-22
UTAH STATE NEWS

a series OF conferences between Oi-
flcials of the Salt Lake route are. be-
ing held In Salt Lake City, looking to
the reconstruction of that road.
Sidney Dibble, an old resident OF
Springville, was found dead in his
bed by the family Sunday morning.
He was rs years old and was among
Tie first settlers at Logan
Six men became involved in the
red light district in Park City, knives
being used, and four Of the partici-
pants being badly slashed. All OF
the men we're placed under arrest.
Large receipts of coal from the
Wyoming and the Utah mines in the
last two days have relieved the coal
situation in Salt Lake to the extent OF
averting what looked like famine.
An appropriation of $4,000 for the
general repair of the Union Pacific
hotel at the Ogden depot has been APP
proved by General Manager w. II.
Bancroft, and work will be begun at
an early date.
; Alexander Crawford, the telephone
linesman who was hurt in runaway
In Salt Lake City, had his right leg
amputated last week. His left leg
was bruised, but the surgeons man
aged to save It.
Mrs. Mary Daley Campbell, "a
years of age, pioneer OF Utah and
widow OF Robert Campbell, for twen-
ty years city recorder in Salt Lake,
January 10 at her residence In Salt
Lake City, of general debility.
The Kane County Commercial club
is only one year old, but has forty
members. The certificate issued for
the payment Of the five dollar men,
bership fee is key to the club rooms.
The motto is Boost Kane County"
The. Park City Light and Power
company is busy installing the new
system under the franchise granted
them by the city council early In De-
cember When completed Park City
will have an up-todate lighting sys-
tenn.
To guard against a repetition OF
losses on the winter ranges, wool
growers of Ogden have put on foot a
plan to establish local warehouse
where foodstuffs sufficient to meet
all emergencies can be kept ready for
immediate transportation to destitute
flocks.
After thrilling experience in which
he sustained several broken ribs in
snowslide on Observatory peak, Geo.
Lorn of Huntsville was able to leave
the Ogden hospital a few days ago.
Lorn was on his way to his mining
claim when he was caught In the
snowslide.
The laying of 1900 feet of addition
al gas mains in the Ogden depot and
railway yards has given rise to the
report that within a short time the
company will begin the erection OF
mammoth gas plant, which will fur
nish all Of the gas needed by the Har-
riman system OF railroads.
Threatening sudden death unless he
ceases his prosecution of William
Howell, who ran over and killed Par
ker Faut In an automobile in Ogden,
January /, three anonymous letters
have been received by Judge II. II.
Henderson of Ogden in the last few
days. 1t is believed the letters were
written by crank.
At the Utah State Woolgrowers' as
sociation meeting in Salt Lake City,
the old officers were reelected.
Among the resolutions adopted was
one declaring for western man for
chief forester, for the destruction OF
the coyote and Cor uniformity of boun-
ty laws. The Utah wool men do not
desire a cnange in the wool tariff.
At a meeting of the executive COM
mittee of the Salt Lake Good Roads
association in the Office of Governor
Spry, the program for the good roads
convention, to be held in Salt Lake
City, January 26, q and rs, was for
mulated.
The Salt Lake Real Estate associa-
ton, which had ordered advertise
ments published in eastern and for
eign journals announcing that skilled
laborers were needed In Salt Lake
City, have countermanded their or
ders, having discovered the associar
ton is in danger of encroaching on
the law which forbids importation OF
foreign labor,
Determined to rid the city OF an I'M
desirable female element known In
the vernacular of the police as dips"
or pickpockets, Salt Lakes chief OF
police has issued orders to the detec-
tiyes and police force to arrest all wo-
men found accosting men on the
streets of the city.
Joseph Haley, arrested in Salt Lake
City as deserter from the army, has
been identified as the highwayman
who held up and robbed a cafe on