The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-03-12
UTAH STATE NEWS


tective agency is to be established In
Salt Lake City.
The Sugar House district consist.
Ing Of 903 acres, has been annexed to
Salt Lake City.
Rollo Cooper, 6-year-old boy,
while attempting to jump on a switch
engine in Salt Lake City, missed his
footing and fell, his left foot being
crushed.
1t Is estimated by the state fish and
game commissioner that the number
OF trout to be planted in the Utah
streams the coming season will reach
over 100000 fry.
Members Of the G. A. r. in Salt
Lake have begun fight on the city
administration, because of the dis
charge of several employees who are
veterans Of the civil war.
Four Salt Lake policemen, accused
OF accepting money for protection
from gamblers, have been dismissed
from the force. causing small sized
sensation in the capital city.
While at work topping trees in Salt
Lake City, William Mcintyre, 65 years
of age, fell to the ground, striking
with such force that his neck was
broken. Death followed Immediately.
Garnsheeing her husbands salary
to secure enough money to employ
counsel to prosecute divorce case
against him is the unusual proceed.
ings of an Ogden woman who desires
to regain her liberty.
A. j. Newlan, a consulting engineer
of New York, Is in Salt Lake City for
the avowed purpose of organizing a
company that Is to have as it's object
the opening up of many of the nat.
ural resources of Utah.
With his skull crushed almost to a
pulp and one leg broken, James
O'Really a miner, was found dead at
the bottom of an ore shoot In the Bling
ham New Haven mine. He was un.
doubtedly the victim OF an accident.
Winter wheat is commencing to
sprout in all parts of Davis county
and few days of springlike condi-
lions would result in an excellent
showing. In the vicinity Of Clearfield
and Syracuse there are thousands Of
acres OF grain two and three inches
high.
For injuries sustained by the kick
of a vicious mule, which sent him to
the hospital for eight months and
crippled him for life, Willie r. Smith
demands $4,000 damages from the
Utah Construction company in COM
plant filed In the district court at
Ogden.
State Statistician Haines has com
pleted the statistics on creamery pro
ducts for the year 1908, and his fig
ures show that the total sum of $4S7
b67.02 Is invested in the twenty cream
cry concerns doing business in Utah
in 1908, and that the output was valued
at $2,676,76S.
Ogden has been made sub-agency
for the United States postoffice de-
partment. This means that post cards,
stamps, stamped envelopes, wrappers
and other supplies sold at all post
Offices in Utah, Nevada and Idaho
may be obtained from the local office
when the supply runs low.
With the opening of spring a real
building boom has struck Ogden. In
addition to the large number of rail
road improvements being made by
the Hartman system In the Local
yards, contracts have been let for Q
number of store rooms and business
houses in the business district.
A dozen nests of the brown tail moth
have been discovered on seeding
stock from France by horticultural In
spectors In Salt Lake county. The
shipment has been destroyed, and 1t IL
not thought likely that the pest which
has cost the nation millions of dol
lars will get foothold in Utah.
Dr.. w. A. McEnery, former resi-
dent OF Salt Lake City, and who wal
at one time involved in sensational
, $4,000 breach OF promise suit, won
lO6-mile walking contest from Sal
Francisco society man last week, oil
wager OF $500.
The establishment OF a public MAJ
!. ket house in Salt Lake Is now beini
taken UP by the farmers themselves
The farmers want central marke
place, where they can bring thei
fruit and produce and deal direct wit
the consumers.
Clyde Fields 10-year-old lad
proved himself a hero when, at tn
- - 49,. :. Is own life, he saved Johl
risk OF nfs",tS vaer,old companion
Milligan; an Syea-Ad-I-s zee,
from drowning in the old city resd-
yoir at Ogden The two youngster
were playing near the reservoir, whei