The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-09-14
POLITICS AT HYRUM.
Non-Partisan Primaries Announced
at Sunday Meeting.

Logan, Sept. 13.-Politics are running
high in the city of Hyrlul. Three pri-
maries Will be held next Sa turday even
ing at s D. m. Straight Democrats.
straight Republicans and non parti-
sans. The Democrats and Republicans
agreed upon that time owing to a no.
Eice having been given out in the Sun
day meeting yesterday of the non par
t9san primary. The Democrats and Re
publicans invite the issue.
CongiGerab bic comment is aroused by
DR.. Wishard's statement about tine
Sheriff of this county. It is Thought
that the charge was made ewing 10 an
adultery case prosecuted at NIillville
this county. wherein a member of a
family connected with the Presbyterian
church was convicted CT that crime.
1t is expected that the Republicans of
Logan viii hold q, meeting tonight.
County Commissioner Hyrum Hay
BAN returned yesterday from Salt Lake.
He reports that the governor approved
the distribution OF the appropriation as
recommended by the Joint session of the
commission OF Cache, Weber and Rich
counties. It is expected that the gov
ernor viii make the appointments to-
day.
A bad break occurred in the Logan
and Richmond canal last Saturday
night a force OF men are now at work
and several days viii be necessary to
repair the damage.
BOYS ARM CRUSHED.
Last Saturday at Smith6eld the s.
yeaF-old son of Samuel Jenkins. while
climbing ON to a moving wagon loaded
with two tons OF rock, fed. One wheel
passed over the arm near the shoulder.
breaking the bone Within one inch of
the shoulder joint. The lower fragment
protruded two inches through the flesh.
The little fellow jumped up and ran for
about 100 yards and fell. overcome with
padn. Dr. OrVnsby says it is quite
doubtful If the arm can be saved, owing
70 the extensive injury to the soft parts
around the joints. The operation was
very difficult. because of the fracture
being SO near the end of the bone.
The Mttee 2-year-old boy of John c.
Wright Of Paradise last Wednesday
was Juggling away at a basket of eggs
when he fel9 with the eggs through a
trap door of a cellar. a distance of eight
feet. For some dIEne it was difficult to
tell which was the body and which
fhe eggs. His collar bone was broken.
This was not discovered until Saturday
evening. He was treated by DR.. OCms-
BY yesterday.
The doctor was called to the bedside
of Miss Anderson at Mendon last even
6ng, she being in quite a serious condi-
dion, the resugt Of oyerTork in the Lo-
gan 6oe0ttaL
The Sunday services held in the Lo-
gan tabernacle yesterday were presided
over by President Orson Smith, and the
preachers were Dr.. G. F. Phillips, Elder
Charles W. Ntoley and President Orson
Smith.
The Sunday school union held at
We4lsvilae yesterday was one of the
best attended and most interesting ever
held in the Cache stake Of Zion. Super
intendent 0. C. Ornsby presided.
Hon. Moses Thatcher and family left
Logan today for their home at the me-
Ero3oafE.
Ute Griffin and William pity of
Richmond win aeaUe today on a mis-
sion to the southern states. They were
rendered q farewell party last Satur-
day evening by Miss Hattie fisher of
that Diace
DR.. and Mrs. Joseph ". Thatcher of
Logan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Heath and
Miss Ida Heath of Salt Lake returned
yesterday from a ten days visit to
Gray'S lake and Soda Springs.
Logan City schools opened this morn
ing.
Sidney Stevens OF Ogden came to
Logan this morning. He win spend a
fey days looking after his business in
Qerests here, and then proceed north
10 PocaFello.
Sheriff Fred Turner and Attorney t.
K. Nebeker were passengers 10 Logan
this morning from the south