The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1918-12-28
UTAH STATE NEWS

The Weber County Poultry assocla'
ton will hold its annual show in Or
den January 10 to 49,
All restrictions on public as.
semblages Of every charactfy in Salt
Lake have been removed by he state
and city boards OF health.
Several Utahns will attend the Pa.
cific coast congress of the League to
Enforce Peace, which will be held In
San Francisco, February 10 and 20.
The city Of st. George is now inves-
tigating a drainage system for the west
part of the city and also q sewerage
system for the main part 1t also has
6000 feet OF new pipe to hay.
A competition In poultry raising has
been undertaken by pupils of the Utah
School for the Deaf and Blind at Og-
den, with the result that the deaf boys
have proved the best fanciers.
Utah county this year shipped 423
cars OF peaches, which Melted the
growers $375,OOO and $50 carloads OF
apples, which brought $4,000, accord
ing to statistics just compiled.
Martin Culver. convicted several
months ago of having brought intoxi-
eating liquor into Utah. IN violation OF
the Reed amendment, last week paid u
fine of $500 into the federal court.
Karl Mathis, while taking case Of
goods down to the basement Of store
Mt st. George, caught his left foot In
the elevator pulley, causing double
fracture Of the ankle and break In
the bone.
When the University OF Utah re-
opens January @. It will offer as part
of its regular curriculum courses In
automobile mechanics and engineer
Ing for car owners, chauffeurs and
specialists.
President Heber j. Grant and wife
have returned from three weeks va
cation In Santa Monica, Cal. President
Grant declared he had become rejuven'
ated by the rest and recreation afford
ed him mt the seaside.
The bonrd OF health has notified all
dairymen delivering milk In Ogden to
present q certificate to the board show
Ing that their herds had been tested
for tuberculosis and that they were
free from that disease.
The 4-yenr-old daughter OF MIR. ana
Mrs. Albert Keen OF Suit Lake Is ut
the emergency hospital In n critical
condition following the swallowing OF
q number of pills containing strych-
nine. Commissions followed.
Turkeys sold on the Salt Lake mar
ket, December 20, at AZ cents pound.
This, as far as pioneer dealers OF Salt
Lake remember, is higher price than
the holiday bird has ever commanded
In the retail market OF the capital
city.
A special effort 20 gather In tho
relies Of early days In Utah is now be-
Ing conducted under the auspices OF
the Daughters OF Utah Pioneers, pre-
IIminnry TO making an extensive edu-
cational exhibit ut the state Capitol
building.
Firing Mt pair Of chicken thieves
who attempted to steal some OF his
fathers pure-bred stock. while other
members of the family were away. To-
year-old Edward Atkins OF Salt Lake.
shot one OF the thieves, who, however,
made his escape.
George o. Ref. Salt Lake hotel man,
won eleven prizes with thirteen fowls
entered at the Los Angeles poultry
show. In the Bruhma class his birds
took all the prizes, making n complete
cleanup In a field that embraced prize
winters from all over the country.
james Grey. miner at the DAILY
mine ut Park City. incurred broken
leg when he was thrown from an ore
car. Three cars left the track In
tunnel and Grey, who was riding In
the second car, was cut and bruised.
In addition TO suffering the fracture.
Through the sale OF $4,000 of Utah
state road bonds, the state land board
has Been placed In funds so II may re-
sumo the active loaning of money to
farmers. The board has sold It's Az
per cent state bonds and will use the
to make farm loans at per
cent.
Thirty prisoners at the state peni-
Tertiary were the recipients OF Christ
mas gifts at the hands OF the state
board OF pardons. OF these. seven were
given paroles. one sentence was COM
muted and twenty-five had their SEN
fences terminated ut once or In the
future
Kwan Sims, Salt Lake Chinaman, re-
ported killed in action with the Ameri-
can expeditionary forces, began his
career when he was but 10
years old Although born in this coun-
try, when the revolution started In
China Ave years ago. he went to that
and took up arms with the
He later returned to
the United States.
The four canneries in Utah county
Sacked $500 tons of tomatoes, or 3d.
10000 cans, netting the growers S97.-
500. or peas. 200 tons We're packed, or
$50, 700 cans; of string beans 40 tons,
or ], 12S,OOO cans. valued ut $2S,2OO; OF
corn 80 tons, netting $3.50; Of cucum-
bers 500 tons. worth $4,000; OF cab
bage 100 tons. yielding $1,000.