The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-10

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Another accident at Richmond This
time The victim was Homer BAR, VINO
was logging on the side OF mouhldll II
Clear Creek canyon on Wednesday even
ing. \ rolling log struck him ana passed
over him. causing severe lhteIlai -HJ "a 10
les in the region around the hea5C -
is now progressing faVorabiy under tIle
care of the local physician, Dr- aOeiH
son, of that place.
WANT THEIR MONEY.
Many of those who leased school LANDS amos;
In Cache county would ike TO KNOW WI" WY
il is that the moneys paid by tAem LOT
the leasing OF said lands are wiunheio,
when a certified list of the payments Is
fhe state board of examiners. ii Is gen
orally understood here that the people
of other counties have had their moneys
refunded them.
r. Y. COLLEGE BUILDING.
Ninety more loads of rock will finish
the nrsI story of the new building OF the
Brigham Young college Inc oui9Irne
will be a very imposing structure. ne
first story VIII be of a species OF plre
marble or limestone. trimmed with ngnl
colored rock almost white, from the quar-
ries ut Newton, and is of very singular
formation. 1t is a concrete formed OF
small shells which after being eADoseu
to the weather for short time becomes
very hard. The walls are Just ready
now to receive the door and wlhGoW
frames. The next two weeks Will snow
tee is very much encouraged
MISSIONARY RETURNED.
Alonzo B. Irvine. son of William Irvine
of Logan. returned home this week, after
having filled "A very honorable mission
of over - months. He acquired ana De
came quite fluent in the Swedish Ian
auage while away He labored for about
one year in Stockholm ana was Two
months in Russia and Finland. The bal
zee of the time ne presided over Malmo
conference in the southern part of SWe-
den After finishing his mission and be
fore returning home he visited Denmark,
the principal cities of Germany, Belgium,
France and England, and spent nNe weeks
listing relatives in Scotland. While there
he met Professor J. H. Paul. former pres
ident of the agricultural college OF Titan.
Mr. Irvine claims that in all his travels
he has failed to find climate so de-
sirable as that of Utah
his family TO Logan, and has opened up
on Third street the business OF manu-
Dr. George Phillips is back from Salt
Lake where he had business with the
state board of medical examiners.
WEDDING RECEPTION.
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Bishop Schanlzy of Logan. Seventh ward.
a wedding reception was given in honor
of Lorenzo O Sckanky and Lena Soren-
son, who were married the same day in
the Logan temple. About 80 guests were
present during the evening. Supper and
OlEtI refreshments were ScINtus dlltT
which followed songs instrumental music.
etc Many useful and valuable presents
were given. for which the young couple
are very thankful Mr.. Schanky has
only been home two weeks from filling
honorably a two and a half years mission
n Norway. The best wishes of all are
extended the young couple.
DR.. Adamson of Richmond is in Logan
today looking after some of the patients
of DR.. Parkinson. who is absent Ia ,-,a!i-
foTnia.
Rev. n. Bascom will reach home from
the east in time TO hold services in the
Methodist chapel next Sunday at II j. m.
Mrs. NJ. II. Farnes and family left yes
telday for Riverdale, Ida, TO visit her
son John.
Word has been received that Eliza, the
daughter OF David James of Paradise
while visiting with the family of W. II.
Craghead of Brigham City, fell down a
stairway and was severely injured At
last account she was still unconscious,
and her recnNerN Is almost disnairad of