The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-09-12
UTAH STATE NEWS.

AuOWu III tnht stCtIohs
From seven.tenths of an acre o.
ground A. Brown Of Centerville ha:
this year marketed $1,4O0 worth o.
cherries.
It is stated that the Utah Sugar
company will ship 1000 tons Of beets
from the Bear river country to the
Lehi factory.
1t is believed that Evie Munson,
the 13-yearold Junction boy who died
suddenly one day last week, was pois-
oned by eating candy.
The name Of the postoftlce at Le-
land, Uintah county, Utah, has been
changed to Randlett, with Charles L.
Spicknall as postmaster
Utah holds fourth position in rank
OF metal producing states, Colorado,
California and Montana leading this
state In the production OF metals.
Labor leaders deny that all the
union miners of Utah are to be called
OuL vi u StIlkt DtNdusO vi thC ihboI
troubles In the mines Of Colorado.
Ulysses Stokes, aged TO- fell into q
vat of boiling water at slaughter
house In Salt Lake City, and was SO
severely burned that death resulted q
few hours later.
John Crawford. one Of the Oldest
and most respected citizens Of Manti,
is dead at the age OF "a. Mr.. Craw-
ford helped build the first house Of
worship in Utah.
Mrs. Jacob Rausch OF Salt Lake
City suicided last week, taking car.
bolic acid. She had been in Ill health
for some time and finally decided to
end her sufferings.
Business conditions throughout the
state experienced decided change
for the better during the past week,
and the outlook for a big business this
fall is very bright.
On Sunday monument was I'M
yelled In the Salt Lake City cemetery
by the friends of James r. Hay, for
whose murder Peter Mortensen Is I'M
der sentence of death.
Albert oliver, aged 16, of Sandy ac-
cidentally shot himself while on a
pleasure trip in Big Cottonwood can
yon the bullet entering his temple,
causinp instant death
Fire started by sparks from q
threshing engine destroyed over 100
tons Of hay belonging to James Har-
vey Of Kaysville, the loss being in
the neighborhood of $1,000.
As threshing proceeds in the vicin-
tty of Mt Pleasant, prospects for an
excellent crop become better. This
is the report that also comes from
nearly all surrounding towns.
Alex !. Wyatt, formerly resident of
Salt Lake City. being prominent
jeweler, accidentally shot and killed
himself while engaged in cleaning
revolver at his home in Chicago.
During Conference week In Salt
Lake City, It is intended to have a
grand reunion of all Londoners who
have emigrated to Utah, Idaho and
contiguous states during the past fit.
ty years.
Vern Mcneil. 12-year-old boy OF
Annarinan L. Id
last week, being thrown from a horse,
the animals hoof striking him In the
head and tearing the scalp nearly all
off one side of his head.
Hyrum Peterson of Spring City,
while assisting in unloading n thresh-
ing machine, was thrown heavily 10
the ground, striking on his shoulder,
breaking the shoulder bone badly and
in other ways iniuring him about the
head
Six governors have so far accepted
invitations TO attend the Irrigation
congress at Ogden They are Pardee
of California, Sparks OF Nevada, Nor
rison OF Idaho, Peabody of Colorado,
Chatterton Of Wyoming and Wells of
Utah.
project Of vast importance TO
that section of the country is the one
now on foot in Wayne county, that
has for It's object the construction of
a canal about five miles in length, to
carry the water from Red Cate point
to the Torrey land,
Word has been received by c. 6
Hickox, local agent In charge OF the
bureau of animal industry, that an
sheep to be shipped from the state
may be given clean bill Of health II
they have been dipped within ninety
days prior to shipment.
The state land board has appro.
priated 81 800 to mako a preliminary