The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-08-02

company is the name OF corpoihh"s
lust organized at Tremonton to install
q new flour mill.
Engineers have started surveying the
proposed canal from Bear river to be
used In irrigating land In Box Elder
and Weber counties.
Utah Indian war vett rams will hold
their 1919 encampment In Springviiie,
August IL to 10, under auspices OF
the departments of Utah and Wasatch
counties.
During the past two months there
has not been case of contagious dis
ease reported, according TO Health VI
flcer Peters, OF Murray, who urges
citizens to maintain cleanliness about
their premises
On August 20 taxpayers of Washing
ton county will vote on the proposed
issue Of $4,000 bonds to finance th.
county's share OF construction Of the
state road from the Iron county boun-
dairy to st. GeSrse.
NJ. III. Greene, manager OF the Salt
Lake office of the United States grain
corporation, who has just returned
from trip through southern Utah,
reports that the drouth worked havoc
In many of the districts.
Gold medals were awarded at Price
to seventy-five employees OF the United
States Fuel company who were In the
military service during the war. The
IIaxyk Homer.
Hiawaths and Mohrland, and In the
employ of the fuel company.
To Utah may come the distinction OF
having the first war orphan. He Is
MILAN Il. Gledhill, the infant son OF
Herbert +. Gledhill, who was killed
In France, June Il, 1918. The infant
boys mother died at Sigurd, Utah, No
vember 3, 1917.
The public utilities commission OF
Utah last week, after u conference
with prominent officials OF the Noun
tain States Telephone 4 Telegraph
company, decided to order physical
valuation of all the property OF the
company In the state.
Mrs. Elizabeth Melsner, 81 years old,
and wife OF Samuel Melsner, SO years
old, Of Morgan, committed suicide by
hanging herself to "a rafter on the Sec
ond floor of her home. Temporary
alteration, coupled with infirmities or
age, caused the act, ueighbors say.
The proposition has BEEN made Mt
Cedar City to construct n road up Par
owan canyon To intersect with that up
Cedar canyon as means OF opening
scenic attractions for tourists. The
highway will serve the added purpose
of Improving travel Tor local Industrial
traffic.
Earnest and mt times strenuous pro-
test was made by a large delegation
from Davis county last week against
the proposal OF the state board OF
equalization 10 raise the assessment OF
farm lands In Davis county by fiat
raise of 10 per cent, and the assessed
| valuation OF merchandise In the county
by an even larger amount.
President Wilson was invited 10 the
conference of governors, twenty-five
having sIgnified their intention OF be-
,ng present In Salt Lake, August is
10 August II. lie WAS also Invited TO
accompany the governors ON their trip
to Yellowstone national park. The In
yltatlon was sent by Governor Bam-
berger by wire ut the suggestion OF
former governors of the state who with
Governor Hamburger are arranging
program.
Prof. j. c. Hogenson, who for the
past seven years has been connected
with the Utah Agricultural college us
state leader of junior vocational work,
extension and as such established an
International reputation for expert and
efficient work, has accepted n new POI
sltlon with the college Henceforth
he will be In charge OF farmers In
stltutes, handling agricultural CORE
spondence work.
Somewhat of n departure from the
practice of former years will be made
In the convention of district school
superintendents OF Utah, 10 be held ut
the capitol, August s and %. Hereto
fore speakers from among the superln'
tendents have been assigned Ia various
subjects of interest In the present
case the principal responsibility for pre-
senting subjects win be placed ON the
state supervising staff.
The state road commission Is adrer-
Using for bids for construction Of
about three miles of cement road In
Provo canyon, commencing ut a point
in the canyon little below the first
high dugway in Wasatch county ana
ending at the Deer Creek bridge, II
distance of 2.92 miles. On account
Of the heavy traffic this year the
roads have become very poor.
The Mountain States Sugar COM
pany of which Ernest II. Woolley Is
president and Ben @. Rich, secretary.
has decided ~ change its name to
All-American corporation, according TO
amended articles filed with the see
rotary of state.
Prof. u. Il. Peterson is auditing the
books of Cache county from January ],
1913, to July 30, 1919, beginning in the
office of Leslie w. Hoyey. county
treasurer.