The Garland City globe. (Garland, Utah) 191?-1925, 1919-09-06
UTAH BUDGET

premiums for live stock have been Doll
bled.
Twenty buildings were destroyed
AID total loss of 100000 entailed In
q fire which occurred III the HighlaD1
Boy section of Bingham.
Notwithstanding the high cost Of Nv
ing and the high price of materials,
considerable building and Improvement
work is going on at Hyrum.
The demurrer filed by the five Og-
den chiropractors to the complaint OF
the state board of medical examiners
was sustained In the district court.
Means for enforcing the twelve
month education law passed by the last
legislature are being perfected by
Francis w. Kirkman. director Of vo-
cational education.
County committees to aid in the Nor
mon battalion monument campaign
will he organized Immediately through
out Utah. Seven persons will consti-
tute each county committee.
Twenty-three former service men
were honored guests Of the people of
Cleurfield at one of the most lurgely
attended entertainments and banquets
ever given in that little city.
The Utah Postmasters' association
and the state contingent of the Ma
tional League of Third and Fourth
Glass Postmasters held combined
convention at Lagoon on Monday.
A Logan Judge fined william Bank.
head and Robert Lnrchman of Wells
vile $40 each for killing prairie chick
enG. Jacob Krouse of Providence was
fined $50 for taking trout with a dip
net.
or the forty-five boys who left Coal.
vile to enter the war all have returned
but two. One paid the supreme Dacri-
flee and his body lies In France and
the other is expected home within two
months.
Approximately $500 Is available at
the Utah Agricultural college TO help
deserving students, Il IL announced
by Secretery John l.. Coburn Of the
college committee of taolarshlps and
Awards.
Proclamation for the calling of
special session OF Utuh's state legis-
lature for September - Will he issued
within the next few days, according
10 nm announcement made by Cover
nor Hamburger.
More than 200 members of the Davis
county farm bureau. In fifty autOmo
biles, peacefully invaded Salt Lake
last week on an excursion OF inspec.
lion and Investigation.
A protest concerning the alleged mis-
treatment OF the Koreans under jap
anese rule WIS addressed 10 President
Wilson by members Of the lntermotni'
'aln Christian Workers institute, In
conference nj Salt Lake.
With gathering OF 200 or more
sheep rnisers and buyers from all par.
VI the country ns IN audience, the
fourth annual ram sale of the Ma
tional WOolgrowers' association was
held at Salt Lake last week.
by way of hanging up mark ut
which 10 shoot the representatives of
the Davis county farm bureau have
gone On record that they propose 10
put Davis county III he front ranks
Of the state ln'the raising OF hogs.
Miss ZIna Allen, the Salt Lake
school teacher who died from Spanish
Influenza contracted while helping the
sick during the epidemic last fall, Is
given special and honorable mention
In II resolution passed by the Salt Lake
County Medical society.
II. NJ. Fox, livestock man of Ogden,
has been selected MS the chairman of
the Ogden Wild West show which Is
to he held nj the Lorln Farr baseball
park. September %, 20 and ~. The
committee will raise $4,000 for the
event, Il was announced,
Parents and employers OF children of
school age are being Informed of the
OF the new laws governing
the schools which were enacted by the
thirteenth legislature. The inf0rma'
ton Is being impaired In Il circular let
w ''ihR HNhA w ~ 'A'''A
nsted.
The body of +. &. Itlnehart, for
nerly auditor of the Salt Lake office
# the General Electric company, was
ound one day last week tossing on
he waves of Lake Michigan. His
Ibsence had not been discovered by
lis friends. Ii is believed he was ac-
identally drowned.
The harvesting of the peach crop
/ North Ogden has begun. The cLn-
inued dry weather and excessive heat
) taxing the orchards ID the utmost
o carry the burden of fruit now rip
ming 1t Is said that the quality, as
'ell as the quantity, is equal to that
( former seasons.
U. r. Jones of Cedar City, state
enator, has filed nm application with
ne state engineer for the privilege of
Ioring 10000 acre feet of water In
luck lake, Kane county, and for per-
Iission 10 divert II by means of tun-
FL and canal about eight miles long
, Coal creek, where 1t will be used
the irrigation of 1850 acres of land.
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