The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-08-19

IS REWARD for the return OF a sor-
rcll mare branded NC. n. Sommer. IT
Mrs. Della Bertelsen returned to her
home IN Nevada Monday after two
months visit with Logan relatives.
Wanted--A standard make second
hand typewriter. Must be in per-
feet order Apply to Ripley S. Lyon,
Lincoln hotel.
Joseph Morgan and Joseph NJ. Zun-
dell have been appointed as mail car
riers for Logan, with David S. Belts
as substitute.
You can buy your smoked hams and
all kinds OF bacon at wholesale price
at the Chicago Meat Market. Salts
faction guaranteed S. B. Sorensen
proprietor.
Judge Hart has adjudged Mathew
f. Bell of Richmond as insane and
Sheriff Rigby took him to the asylum
yesterday. Mr.. Bell is 80 years old
and there is an inclination on the
part Of some to believe that he was
more childish than insane.
WE CARRY THE LARGEST
LINE OF SOFT SOLE SHOES FOR
BABYS. CALL AND SEE FOR
YOURSELF. PRICES FROM 15C
TO 75c A PAIR. CITY SHOE
STORE.
While hunting chickens last Satur
day, a son of Mrs. Nephi Tarbet man.
aged to get about ten small shot into
his own body, three of them entering
his abdomen. He was brought to Lo-
gan for surgical attention, and it is
stated that the case may prove serious.
Reports from Dewitts camping
place are to the effect that a large
black bear put in its appearance near
there Sunday evening. Evidently the
animal was not bent on mischief for
he retired at the first show Of activity
on the part of the campers. Several
shot were fired at his bearship, but to
no effect.
The entanglements experienced by
Logan city on the electric light prop
sition sink into insigniticance com.
pared with the complicated condition
of affairs at Brigham City. ID. P.
Tarpy came to Logan on Monday to
take out an injunction against the
Brigham City municipality to restrain
them in further operations on the
electric plant until full and COM
plete investigation Is had. There
promises to be some interesting de-
velOpments before the case Is finished.
While attempting to drive a COW
from his pasture at Meadowville, Mr..
j. S. Moffatt was seriously injured by
mad rush of the COW. He was knock
ed down and tramped upon, In such a
vicious manner as to have rib broken
and his leg and body seriously bruised
and cut. Only the close proximity OF
fence saved the mans life, the victim
being able to crawl to it and on the
other side just in the mick of time. y
Mr., Moiratt was brought to Logan on
Saturday where his injuries were at
tended by the Drs. Parkinsons.
The Hyde Park people take excep
tions to the piece published in our
last issue regarding the water running
over the road west of their town, the
inference being that Hyde Park was
responsible for the condition of the
roads, etc. We learn from reliable
citizen of Hyde Park that this is moi
the case. The water that floods the
road in question comes from the Logan
and Richmond canal, with the surplus
water that flows down from SmithfielG
into the Hyde Park waste ditch.
Hyde Park people feel that 1t Is not
their place to furnish a waste ditch
for the overflow water Of their neigh.
bOrs. They claim that If the matter
is investigated the above statement
W in be found correct.