The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-08-20
UTAH STATE NEWS

aker police court Wednesday morning
Peter Delaney, telegraph operator
OF Salt Lake, shot Chief Operator Nc
Cardley of the Western Union offices
ut Detroit, Thursday, according to
dispatch received in Salt Lake.
That there are 1000 idle men In
Salt Lake Is the assertion of Captain
ity association, who has just returned
to Salt Lake from his vacation.
Delegates from Utah, Idaho and Ne.
vada are In Salt Lake in attendance
at the convention of Eagles which was
called to order at the F. o. Il. head
quarters, Friday.
The Jurors called to investigate
the killing of seventeen men at the
tunnel of the Union-Portland Cement
company at Devils Slide, exonerated
the company from all blame.
It is claimed that total of CSC
cars Of peaches, pears and plums will
be handled out OF Weber county be
tween August Is and September 5 by
the Pacific Fruit Express company.
Despondent over love affairs, Bertha
Cross, deniZen of Ogdens under
world, attempted to commit suicide In
Electric alley Wednesday night by
taking a large dose of potassium eva
hide.
William Hansen, state food and
dairy commissioner, says the law re.
Quires that the exact weight of q
butter package shall be indicated, In
IA to 16 ounces"
]. N. Sparks, wanted on several
charges of forgery in Ogden, is under
arrest at Pocatello. An officer with a
warrant for his arrest will be sent to
the Idaho city at once to bring him
TO Ogden for trial.
While fishing at the mouth of Provo
river, Arthur Halliday found a hui
man foot in shoe partially buried In
the sand where the river empties
into the lake. Officers are trying to
clear up the mystery,
Joe Fougler had narrow escape
from death in Ogden canyon Thursday
night, when the horse he was driving
took fright at an auto and bolted over
the roadway to the jagged rocks of the
river bottom, 20 feet below.
Samuel Hooper, bank clerk Mt
Eureka, was placed under bond in the
sum of $500, wednesday, to answer
to charge of assault upon the fifteen
Vear.old daughter of Louis Ginini who
conducts fruit store in this city.
Albert Ferre and Henry Holden, 10
and 81 years respectively, were ar
rested Wednesday by Sheriff Judd OF
Provo and placed in the county Jail on
O charge of stealing a hive of bees
from James Roberts. 1t Is said that
the boys stole the bees and sold them
to Policeman w. Ferre, their uncle,
for $500.
Bracing his leg, which is held stifi
by a plaster cast, across the back
steps of canyon rig, Edward Le'
Compile, son of DR.. LeCompte of Park
City, and a medical student Of the
University Of Utah, preyentd a party
of young women from jumping from
runaway Wd6on W al diLhoSt SSi'
tain death.
The jury In the case of the state
against John Diumenti, charged with
grand larceny, at Heber. returned a
verdict Thursday of not guilty, after
being out about thirty-ive minutes,
Diumenti was charged with stealing
six steers from William Jolley from
the range in Wasatch county. He
was arrested on May 20 and his trial
was commenced here before Judge j,
e. Booth on Tuesday.
DR.. r. A. Broadhurst of the govern.
ment bureau Of animal industry has
been making tests for tuberculosis In
dairy cattle at Mount Pleasant during
the past two weeks. In all about so
cows have been tested without re-
vealing a case,
A jury in the district court OF Og.
den Friday afternoon returned yer,
dict of guilty in the case OF William
Brown, charged with burglary.
Chief Forester Henry S. Graves, the
successor of Clifford Pinchot arrived
In Ogden Friday morning and spent
the day with District Forester A. e,
Sherman and the other officers of the
Fourth district headquarters. Mr..
Graves said that in all the forestry
districts he has recently visited he
has found matter moving along as
Smoothly as possible.
Tom Thoris of Farnham, was held
up, brutally beaten and robbed of $36