The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-11-05
UTAH STATE NEWS

Of Salt Lake residence, got into the
attic where valuable furs were stored
md stole furs valued at $500.
The gathering of the apple crop in
the Bear River valley is nearing the
end, an average of five cars per day
being shipped out of the valley.
Tokugiro 1nada, a Japanese track.
man In the employ of the Utah Cop.
per company, was run down and
killed by an engine at Bingham.
A jury has been secured in the
Vance murder trial at Salt Lake. and
the trial begins on Monday. Vance is
charged with the murder of his wife.
John eileen, real estate operator
and wife, from Vernal, in crossing the
Duchesne below Randalell, lost the
team and narrowly escaped drowning.
strip seven miles wide, beginning
within one-half mile of Modena, and
twelve miles in length, has thus far
been located under the enlarged
homestead act.
Two townships, entered as coal
lands, in Kane county, have been
thrown open for agricultural entry. In
the Reconsideration of lands they were
classed as non-coal lands.
w. II. Newman, who is engaged in
dry farming near Riverton, has raised
potatoes going 200 bushels to the
acre, proving that dry farming is
paying proposition IN Utah.
Marcellus Warner of Fillmore is
dead from wound inflicted the day
previous in skinning a coyote. He
had killed the animal and in skin.
ming 1t cut his arm, severing an ar.
terry.
Shooting himself just above the
heart, accidently, while handling a
gun with which he was preparing to
60 hunting, William Oakden, aged 55,
of Centerville, died after being taken
to the Ksysville hospital.
Walter Perry and Gladys Whitney,
who are alleged to have robbed J. ID.
Diehl, the Denver jewelry salesman,
--sf~Sl2,O00 worth of diamonds in Salt
Lake City, in August, have been ar.
rested in Huntsville, Texas.
William Niemi, the Finn, who shot
and killed Sam Osterberg during
quarrel in a saloon in Salt Lake City.
makes no denial of the fact that he
shot Osterberg, but says he did it to
stop Osterberg from shaking him.
The Springville High school has
again the largest enrolment OF any
high school in Utah county, having
twenty-six seniors, nineteen juniors
lhirty-three sophomores and forty-tw0
freshmen, making total of 100.
Judge w. l.. Maginnis, one of the
leading members of the Ogden bar, is
dead, a cancerous growth in his throat
causing his death. He was regarded
as one of the most brilliant practi.
TONERS in criminal law in the west.
William Biggs, who while driving
stage, was seriously injured in sue.
cessful endeavor to save his passen.
gers, during a runaway near Modena,
has submitted to the amputation of
,ne of his legs and is now on the road
TO recovery.
Thomas Dove, the Providence man
who cut his throat about month
ago in an endeavor to commit suicide,
was ordered committed to the State
Mental hospital on Thursday. He
had become violent again and had
threatened to kill his wife.
A number of Salt Lake people are
acquiring holdings in Crystal valley
near Scipio lake. Grubbing machines
to clear the land of the heavy sage
brush are to be operated by steam
10, ,t do ,,tt1
tivation for the coming season.
While playing on the banks of an
lrrigating ditch in Salt Lake City, the
l7-months-od son of Maurice Charno2
Tell into the stream and was drowned
Children who witnessed the accident
summoned assistance, but the child
was dead before help could arrive.
The state board of sheep commits
vioners has issued a statement to the
N effect that no notifications have beer
made in the rules governing the dip
l ping of sheep in surrounding states
when those sheep are destined tC
trail, or are for consignment into
Utah.
Although Utah failed to capture the
coveted recognition of the first place
N the National Dairy show, now being
held in Chicago under the auspices o
he dairy bureau of the department o.
agriculture, the state ranks high OF
the general showing of its dairy in
sustry.
With appropriate ceremonies thu
cornerstone of the new Immanue
Baptist church, in Salt Lake City, was
laid Sunday.
Roy Mayfeld, aged Fl, was shocked