The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1911-01-21
UTAH STATE NEWS

duced in Utah last year.
The 1910 fruit crop was the largest
In the history OF Utah.. the CONNER
cial output exceeding 1000 cars.
Harry Shelton, former street car
conductor of Salt Lake City, was
killed at Oakland, Cal, on Tuesday,
by a train.
That the oregon Short Line Rail-
road company will build line from
the depot to Main street in Brigham
is now almost assured.
John Manning, aged eighty.seven
years, a pioneer settler OF Statewide,
died January o, general debility being
the immediate cause Of death.
The attendance at the poultry show
In Salt Lake was good and the show Is
pronounced an unqualified success,
About 1900 birds we're on display.
AS the result OF fierce windstorm
Monday night, portions Of the roof
of the pavilion and hippodrome at
Saltalr were blown off, causing a loss
of $500.
Thomas Deody, aged 20, Of Salt
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was seized with an attack of heart
failure and died before a doctor could
be summoned.
A man about 60 years of age, nam
ed Noble, was killed at Thistle juno.
ton by a passenger train. No one saw
the accident, and 1t is not known just
how II occurred.
Sam Ling, Chinaman, Is locked up
at the city jail in ogden, charged with
having attempted to carve one OF his
countrymen with big knife. His vic
tim, All Fong, is not seriously hurt.
The members OF the Provo fire de.
partment have already begun prepare.
lions for the entertainment of visi-
tors to the state firemen's tournament
to be held in that city next August.
Members of the Salt Lake County
Medical association have raised the
price charged for vaccination from
81 to SO, giving as a reason for the
raise the increased cost of living ex-
penses.
The Utah Fruit exchange will in
corporate at Ogden this season, with
capital stock OF $4,000, and market
Its own fruit, eliminating the middle
man" and giving to its stockholders all
profits on the seasons crop
The Eagles of Ogden are going 10
have new home Members of the
aerie have already subscribed to suf-
fcient stock to assure the building of
a modern club house, with all the
modern. conveniences and club equip.
ment.
With the exception of one or two
Isolated cases.. the sheep herds OF
Utah are entirely free from the lip
and leg disease which during 1909
and the early part of last year, threat
ened the Utah sheepmen with heavy
losses
Fruitgrowers OF Weber county are
going 10 contest the vandity' of the
section Of the city ordinance requiring
a license from farmers who bring
fruit, vegetables and other ranch por.
ducts to Ogden and offer them for
sale from wagons, -.
Dependency due to domestic
trouble caused Mrs. A. Driscoll to at
tempt suicide at Ogden. She drank an
ounce, of carbolic acid, but a doctor
was hastily summoned and the use Of
a stomach pump saved her life, al
though she is still In a critical condi-
ton.
There is at the present time $377,-
79747 OF the state school taxes
available for the district school fund.
This amount is on deposit subject to
call by the school districts among
which 1t is to be divided. The per
capita apportionment has been fixed
at S34S.
Claiming that the people OF Utah
are annually subjected to a loss OF
100000 through short-weight pack
ages OF foodstuffs, Willard Hansen,
state dairy and food commissioner, Is
advocating the passage Of a weights
and measures bill.
In the annual review number of the
Railroad Red Book" a monthly pub
LEGATION issued by the Denver e. Rio
Grande, appears a synopsis of the last
years progress in the intermountain
region, with 1913 original articles on
agricultural, mining, commercial and
Industrial subjects.
The commission which represented
Utah at the Alaska-Yukon-Paciflc ex.
position held at Seattle in 1909 has
fled its final report in the office of
the state treasurer. OF the $685..
1855 available to the Committee, Of
which $4,000 was appropriated by the
state, S1,025.6 in cash WI not used.