The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-12-14
UTAH STATE NEWS.


Registration of the Jewish people Of
salt Lake who favor the Zionist move
ment, under the Zionist Organization
OF America, will be carried out thi.
week by the ShIvass Zion society.
The state war savings committee is
going Stacker hunting this week in 4
finm effort to separate the mgsers
IRON the pushers In the category OF
patriots.
only seventy-two new cases of I'm
fiuenza were registered Mt the Sail
Lake city health office Sunday. show.
Ing decided Improvement over the
previous day, when eighty.seven new
cases developed.
Amandeo Nozarla. an Italian about
20 years Of age, committed suicide NJ
Park City Sunday by throwing him.
seif into Silver creek Nozarla Sat.
urday attacked his wife, who Is IN with
the Influenza, and afterward he WINS
placed In a strait-jacket. He managed
10 escape today and drowned himself.
sixty thousand Red Cross members
VIII be signed In Salt Lake next week,
III the expectations of the executive
committee are realized. A house In
mouse canvass for the entire city Will
De inaugruted Monday, December Ia.
Inc campaign will last six days.
Designed to receive 10000 bushels
OF wheat. the twenty grain elevators
OF the Globe Grain 4 Milling company
ut Ogden are practically completed.
The buildings are 100 feet high md
nre made OF reinforced concrete. They
nave been erected In West Ogden and
form one unit OF the plant of the com.
pany.
The Democratic and Republican
STATE committees have filed with the
secretary Of state final accounts OF
their total receipts and disbursements
IN the November campaign, as follows /:
Democrats, receipts. Sli,531.5 so; dis.
bursemcnts, $lI.525.10. Republicans.
receipts. Si3,975.30; disbursements,
Si3.4I1.23, with outstanding obligations
nmounting.to $3,400.25.
That Salt Lake City and county have
turned over n nov, iaas ,,,,,, n",e
Ing for tbe now Won. a,a -, 49,.
TIMED the enyJ,b,o d,s,,na,,a ."
ing no arrests made within the boun.
daries OF the county during the period
from Saturday night at midnight TO
ords M ,ha Ii. go" W '"e iec'
office. DECEMBER "a
ot,o HIM, ., ME-,
cat,o, 4. co,.,,, ~ ,,"" n'.e "ppr
en,,na.r ,or ne 49,, ~ se"'e
Of water from, A., sv"''iee'
Juon co,,ty !. ,..r. 20 :" ''u,
land D,yers,nn 4. =, ~ ~ 49, VI
occordInc 10 ,ha ann,,a..,'' ..o'P's"eo'
NJ +. conai 10 900 ,a,..,a' ~ n.a"s
Wide n, tho ION a,a -. ,s"s' Nv. 'ee.
Tho hot,on, ,a .a... WV. ~
feet NJ water ''
Co.. 80 m, VI MY men from
,,,,,, "a r,,.'' " w "sS,sheu 10 uu'S
!, - WI p'soh eo,nphhy
'ho g.. ...,.,', "ue " "r'i'e W
- ".a''" ie" u"ss' "ccoruihg
Th,s da,oohmop,
part NJ foro. -, -. 100
non tbat ,s neaded ~ brine a.. -,
.omponv mn 10 ,,s s,,, ono,a e.,
INV moro mon are dua 10 ,a sor,
here from some other camp In the near
uture.
Before sailing for Europe. accordIn,
o information received From wosh.
ngton. President Wilson sIgned a
restoring m entry oaoe
Icres OF land In the Sewer national
crest In Garfield aud Iron counties.
The land Is In scattered tracts and
hiefly valuable for agricultural pur.
roses. The land may be entered upon
/ any time, but Will not be open to
settlement until January |
o. Filings may he made through the |
'alt Lake United States land office.
Farmers residing along the railroad |
etween Salt Lake and Nephi will be |
flowed to ship their wheat 10 the fed. |