The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-01-15
UTAH STATE NEWS

a street car and killed.
May is now set as the probable
date when the new building OF the
Salt Lake Commercial club will be
completed and ready for the formal
opening.
Fire which is supposed to have or
iginated from an overheated stove,
completely destroyed the rooming and
boarding house of Charles McAvoy at
Park City.
Fire practically destroyed the room.
ing house belonging TO William Oman
and Henry Roddes at Bingham. An
overheated stove is blamed for the
conflagration.
j. L. Maher, conductor employed
on the Southern Pacific, fell from the
top of his train in the ogden yards
and received compound fracture of
his right leg.
A party of Nemaha county, Nebras-
ka, capitalists and farmers who re-
Gently purchased a large tract OF land
In Willard county, Utah, will farm 1t
on an extensive scale.
A kidnapping case has developed in
Salt Lake, 1t being charged that John
A. Strugnell has kidnapped his 10.
yearold son from his divorced wife
and taken the boy to Montana.
The ice harvesL at Logan is about
completed and the lcemen say that it
is the finest crop put up in many
years. For fear of q thaw forces have
been kept at work day and night.
II Is announced that the doctors of
Logan have agreed to issue no pre-
scriptions for liquor at all, and the
druggists have agreed that they will
refuse to FIJI them II they are issued
The S"otchmen of Logan and sur
rounding towns are arranging for
big celebration January &c In honor
of the poet Burns. The 151st ami
versary OF Burns birth occurs Jan
uary rs.
Coming from funeral In Salt Lake
City, the horses attached to the car
riage occupied by the pail bearers
ran away, the driver being seriously
injured, while four of the pail bearers
were slightly injured.
An explosion of frozen water
jacket leading from a cook stove at
the residence of Il. 7. Nishimura a
Japanese merchant of Ogden, resulted
in injuries to the infant child or the |
Japanese which may cause it's death. |
For the purpose of engaging in a
general irrigation project using an APP
paratus for elevating water which was
patented several months ago, the |
Pneumatic Water Lift company has
filed articles of incorporation at Og. |
den.
w. S. Jacobson and J. b. Fiske, the |
two young men arrested on December |
10 on the charge of holding up a sa,
loon in Salt Lake City, have been dis. |
charged from custody, the evidence
against them not being sufficient for |
conviction.
John Richards prodded a missed |
hole" while working on claim in
Box Elder canyon, and as a result he
lis now In the Brigham City hospital
suffering with two fractures of his
right arm, many seN,re bruises and
he may also lose the sight OF both
eyes.
II now develops that the automobile
which ran down and killed ParkN
Faut at Ogden was owned, and driv.
en- at the time Of the accident, by
William Howell, q merchant. His
companions were city councilman
and two other prominent business
men. They deny that they knew they
had run down the man.
District Forester Clyde Leavitt OF
the Fourth forestry district, with
headquarters in ogden, has been pro-
NOTED 10 the position OF assistant
chief In the operating department Of
the service, with headquarters at
Washington, ID. G.
AT meeting OF the board of county
commissioners held at Nephi the
liquor license for saloons was raised
from $500 to $500, and in the sa.
looms under the new ordinance no
pool tables, no chairs, no slot or gam
bling devices, no blinds or screens
will be permitted.
While sergeant, two patrolmen
and two city detectives stood together
at the east end Of the Union station
waiting room In st. Louis, suit case
was taken from between the feet of
John Derrig of Ogden, who stood a
few feet from the group at the Pull
man ticket window.
Twenty-Five canning establishments
have reported to the state statlsti-
clan, capital invested, including build.
lngs, grounds, machinery, tools, etc,
SS23,714; average number Of days in
operation, 70; total number of en-
ployees for the year, 1949 total