The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-17
UTAH STATE NEWS.

as the result of taking an overdose OF
laudanum by mistake.
The infantry at Fort Douglas, 205
strong, have gone to Fort Riley,
kaDs.. where the fall maneuvers will
be held.
At Morgan, Charles Mcclure. who
raised a check from 81 to $40 was
sentenced to one year in the peni.
Tertiary.
The prospects are now favorable
that as early as practicable in the
spring the district Of Basin will have
a cyanide mill in operation.
A pamphlet which has just been Is
sued by the Commercial club to adver-
tise Salt Lake City devotes two pages
to the organ in the tabernacle.
Secretary Bateman of the State Fair
association announces that the asso-
citation cleared over $4,000 on the re.
cent fair, despite the bad weather.
A 16-year-old son of Judge Jacob
johnson of Spring City was thrown
from horse which he was riding, sus-
tanning broken collarbone in the &C.
cident.
The officers-elect Of the city of
Huntsville will take the oath OF Office
Friday, and the occasion will be cele.
brated by banquet and o general
good time.
A camp Of Sons OF Confederate Vet.
Grams has been formed in Salt Lake
City, Fisher Harris, secretary of the
Commercial club. having been elected
commandant
Frank Smith of Lehi, aged is, was
shot by a companion while hunting
ducks, and fatally injured. The lad
who shot him claimed he did not know
his gun was loaded.
The educational display at the State
Fair was very fine, and was a credit |
to all the schools. The first attempt
at display in music was given and
called forth words of praise.
Lars P. Madsen, one Of Mt. Pleas
ANTS most prominent citizens, fell
from his wagon and was run over by
the heavy load, breaking his back. He
lived but two hours after the accident.
Samuel Briley, Salt Lake saloon
man. attempted suicide by taking NOR
phine one night last week, as the re-
suit OF protracted spree, but was
saved by prompt medical attendance.
John H. Seely and James f. Jensen,
Mt. Peasants two principal thorough.
bred stock growers, carried of nearly
all the first and second prizes for
which they had entries at the State
Fair.
The tenth annual teachers conven-
ton OF Utah, held in Salt Lake City
last week, was the largest school con.
vention ever held in Utah, and the
teachers declare it was decided sue
cess In every way.
Lizzie Russell. aged 8, was playing
hear rubbish fire at her home In Salt
Lake City, when her dress caught
Ire and she was so badly burned that
ieath resulted, after several hours of
intense suffering.
Syracuse people claim the model
lpple orchard Of Utah is located at
hat place. 1t is owned by w. H. Mil ,
or and Is composed OF twenty-five (
Icres set to winter apple trees that
ire now eight years old.
A number of the prominent young
nent Of Taylorsville have formed an
athletic club and will take a part In
lmateur athletes from now on. They
Will organize a football team, basket
all team and track team.
Five women were badly bruised and
haken up as the result OF collision
II street car with a freight train in
SALT Lake City. The collision was due
o the slippery condition of the track
The motorman escaped death by
umping.
Q. II. Barnes, aged 35, Rio Grande
Western station agent at SEWER COM
nitted suicide Saturday by killing
himself with ble-barrelled shot
'un. His wife died two years ago in
and grieving over her death
ed to the deed.
Twenty head of yearling Rambouillei
ambs exhibited at the State Fair by
|. +. Jensen of Mt. Pleasant, h; -
zen purchased by Porter & MILAN OF
'iackfoot, Ida, the price paid being
20 per head. The lambs took two
rst prizes and one second prize.
Mrs. Benedicta c. Hanson, who died
{ her home in Ephraim on Saturday
vas one of the best known women in
hat section Of the state, where her
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