The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1910-09-10
UTAH STATE NEWS

100000 cans per day may be establish.
ed in Ogden in the near future
The Spanish Fork city council has
granted the franchise for an inter.
urban railroad through Spanish Fork.
One of the unique exhibits at the
state fair this year will be a trout
weighing ten pounds, and thirty
inches long.
Beaver county is to have a four-day
fair at Beaver City, beginning Sep
TENDER 81. There will be exhibits and
sports OF all kinds.
An association is being formed, the
purpose of which is to better the agri.
cultural conditions In the country
tributary to Salt Lake City.
The grand stand at the Buena Vista
race track, Salt Lake City, was de.
stroyed by fire Thursday night, the
loss being estimated at $4,000.
According to the estimates OF the
state horticultural inspector, about
100000 worth of apples will be ship
ped to markets outside OF the state
this year.
Harvest Home" day at willard, on
August 81, was attended by hundreds
from adjoining towns. Feasting, sports
and dancing were the order of the
day. everything being free to visitors.
The Intermountain Good Roads as.
ISOLATION, which will hold its annual
convention in Ogden during the Four.
state fair is making big preparations
for the entertainment of the dele.
gates.
Another new bank has been opened
at Ogden. The new bank is financed
by men of wealth and standing in
the commercial world of Utah. Neva-
da, Idaho, South Dakota and other
states.
A movement is on foot by the far.
mers of the Plain City district to
river for irrigation purposes by con.
reservoirs in that section of
Weber county.
Because he fell asleep In the spec
tator's division of the police court in
Salt Lake City, and snored SO loudly
that he interrupted various pleadings,
John Orsel was sentenced to two days
in the city jail.
A carload of pipe for the Annabella
has been ordered and the
system will be installed at once. This
will give Annabella a supply Of the
purest mountain spring water deliv.
cred to the homes of the people.
William ferries, alias salt Lake
Speedy" who is alleged to have muir
dered William Coslett in the Heidel.
berg saloon in Salt Lake City, on the
of August s, is under arrest
at Seattle, and will be brought back
for trial.
T. j. Mack, an habitual dope
fiend," died in Jail in Salt Lake City
from an overdose OF cocaine. He was
brought to the station in a helpless
by policeman and died an
hour later.
Utah has two representatives at
the International Tax association con-
vention which opened at Milwaukee
on Tuesday, the two being both sched-
uled for short talks during the ses-
sion. They are Hardin Bennion and
]. J. Thomas.
Changes in the state school course
Of study aave been made by the COM
mittee OF county superintendent. In
all grades below the seventh, simple
health and hygiene will be substitute
ed for physiology and number or
additional minor changes will be made
later.
The estimate of the honey crop OF
Emery county this year is $4,000,
and Is considered a good showing, as
the bees are valued at about $4,000
In the entire county. The strained
honey crop will foot up from ten to
twelve carloads.
What is claimed to be sample OF
the richest and best yield in the coun-
try in the way of liberia peaches is
being exhibited by l.. Stokes, a promi-
nent grower of Roy, Utah, He has |
peaches that average three to the
pound and 203 bushels TO the acre,
For the first time in the history OF
the bee industry in Mt. Pleasant, a
carload of honey has been sold out
Of the town. Contracts were signed |
by the respective bee men during the
past week which bind them to ship |
the car September 10. The car will
ha 40 0OO-nound canacity
Farmers in Utah county who are
suffering from ravages of the alfalfa
weevil. which is gradually working
south from Salt Lake county. are cut.