The Garland globe. [volume] (Garland, Utah) 1906-191?, 1911-01-07
UTAH STATE NEWS

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Don Martin attempted suicide in Og.
den, shooting himself and now oc.
cupies cot in a hospital with small
chances of recovery.
William Mcdonald, for forty years
q resident of Big Cottonwood, died
Tuesday of general debility, at the age
Of lightweight years.
James Tobin, laborer, aged 81, was
struck by street car in Salt Lake,
sustaining a painful scalp wound and
minor cuts and bruises.
While two boys were testing an air
gun in Salt Lake City, Robert Wooley,
aged 5, was shot in the eye, and It
was found necessary to remove the
eye.
The murder trial OF Trefla Race.
Eich, the Austrian who shot and killed
Mike Plac at Bingham on February
10, 1909, as the result of religious
feud, is being held in Salt Lake City.
Preparations are being made for the
annual poultry show to be held at
Logan, January Is to %. These gath
erings of poultry fanciers have become
extremely popular in this part of the
state.
While investigating the workings in
the Grass Creek coal mine, near Coal.
vile, J. T.. Petit state coal mine in
spector, lost his footing and fell
short distance into a shaft, breaking
q rib.
Fire which started in the barn OF
Robert Blamires, at Pennington, caus.
ed a loss of $500 and came near cost.
ing the lives of several head of stock.
II is supposed that the fire was start.
ed by tramp sleeping in the barn.
John Mcdonald, a pioneer resident
OF Utah, having crossed the plains
with the handcart veterans, Is dead at
Heber City. Mr. Mcdonald was rs
years of age and had been a resident
of Utah ever since he was 9 years Of
age.
An effort on the part of John Nc
D,Tmott to liberate himself from the
Ogden jail was nipped in the bud
when McDermott was found in the
act of turning the lock to his cell with
a wooden key which he had made
from a broom handle.
That there is good profit in the
poultry business if proper methods
are pursued is the opinion of Pro
fessor George Turpin of the Agricul-
tural college, who delivered an ad-
dress at the Farmers institute held
at Murray on Wednesday.
While out hunting, Roy Burnside,
is years old, of Round Hill, accden
tally shot himself in the left foot He
was taken to the h spital at Mount
Pleasant, where physicians an.
nounced that the boys foot probably
would have to be amputated.
In an effort to abate the alarming
Increase in juvenile delinquency, Og.
den's chief of police will ask the city
council to pass ordinances forbidding
billiard and pool rooms to remain op.
en- Sundays, and a more strict enforce.
ment of the present regulations.
William Scott, colored, aged rs, Is
being held in the Salt Lake Jail await.
Ing an examination as to his sanity.
SNO'N NhS poiiNN oNiNloI anu
declared that he had been shot in the
leg. An examination revealed no sign
of a wound, but Scott insists that he
Is wounded
Crazed by intoXicants, George
Krause, a musician Of Ogden, attempt
ed to throw his wife from the window
OF their bedroom, four floors above
h., l,,t ,nI yhAf,
the woman's screams brought assis
lance, and now occupies a padded cell
1T the city Jail.
Special inspectors have inspected
fourteen diaries and milking barns In
Weber county. According to the in
have a semblance of sanitation. The
inspectors left orders for the dairy
men to clean up their places al once.
Finding Jack Johnson on the side
walk in Ogden, apparently dead, by
ISLANDERS took his body to the police
station and started an investigation
when Johnson, who had been attacked
by an epileptic fit surprised the in
vestigators by jumping up and run
ming from the room.
Richard l.. Henry, who was ar
rested in st. Louis a few days ago
for robbing mail bags and who after
wards confessed to robbing the
Springville postoffice October 10, is
on his way to Utah in charge of a
postoffice inspector, to be tried here
for the Springville robbery.
The city marshals of the cities OF
Utah county met in Provo on Thurs
day, on invitation of City Marshal
n uy;IIion,o nf Drove for IA,