The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-07-18
UTAH STATE NEWS.
UTAN.

miners killed in the recent explosion
at Hanna. Wyo.
The business men of Ephraim have
challenged the business men Of Manti
for a match game Of base ball to be
played on the Gath.
Over a hundred members of the
National Editorial association were
entertained by the Utah editors the
fore part Of the week.
The people of Winter Quarters, who
suffered as has the stricken camp at
Hanna, Wyo., have raised for the
people there the sum of $64230.
The assessed valuation Of Salt
Lake county this year is $4G,SO4,O14,
as against $42,672,517 in 1902, an in
crease of s4,131.494 for this year.
Six ministers belonging to as many
denominations are holding open air
meetings on the streets Of Lehi in
the evenings at the present time.
There is a shortage of store rooms
in Salt Lake City, many men who
wish to enter business being unable to
md buildings in which to place their
stock.
Two masked men held up a street
car in Salt Lake City one night last
week, securing $21 from the conduc-
tor and motorman, there being no
passengers.
The grasshoppers have not been
Heorly so prevalent in Sanpete county
this year as last. and this fact occa.
sions much Joy among the farmers Of
that section.
Work is to be commenced at once
on the surveying and subdividlns Of
the Uintah Indian reservation, so that
the reservation may be opened Octo-
Der list Of next year.
James Stewart. who shot his wife
and killed himself at Idaho Falls,
Ida, last week, was formerly a resi-
dent of Utah, he having lived in Lehi
about fifteen years ago.
It is claimed that a creamery trust
40 in operation in Sewer county ind
that the Encouragement is investigat-
ing the case with the intention Ut
prosecuting the guilty parties.
The wheat crop of the state is in
mos localities looking well, and while
the yield will probably not be so
large as last year, the acreage is
greater, SO that II will Offset the loss
Plans are being arranged by the
friends Of A. A. Robertson and Harry
T. Duke, the two ex-officials of the
Wells Fargo bank. now serving time
in the state penitentiary. to secure
pardon for the two men.
Thomas F. Keef. alias Ed. w. Ham.
ilton. suicided at the state prison by
hanging himself with a bunk strap.
II developed after his death that Keef
comes Of a good family and was for.
merly a highly respected business
man.
Charles Gustaveson of Sandy was
perhaps fatally injured last week
while attempting to stop runaway
team belonging to d. s. Wennerstrom
of Sandy. The horses were being
driven by the owner, and became
frightened by firecrackers fired by
small boys.
Tent caterpillars have invaded the
mountains near Richfield. In tho
mountains east and west of Richfiele
thousands of them are found on tho
choke cherry and elder and service
bushes and in places even on the sage
brush.
The production Of copper and lead
in Utah during 1902 was: Copper,
25,954.026 fine pounds; lead. ll0,609..
AL fine pounds. Summit county pro.
duced the most lead, while Salt Late
county was the leader in the p.ojuc.
ticn Ct copper.
Henry Wagner one Of Utah's EARL.
est settlers and who hei been sue.
cessful brewer for many years, died
in Salt Lake City Sunday after .
long illness. He came to Utah IN
1864 and established a brewery In
Emigration canyon soon after his ar
rival
On July 4th Joseph Shoell and
Hammer White of Pleasant Grove
quarreled over their respective rights
20 some waste water. with the result
that Mr.. White is belfast with seal
lop in one ear and two ribs reported
broken, and Mr.. Shoell has been in
terviewed by the sneriff.
One Of the most disastrous fires
that has visited osaen in Yeas con.
pletely destroyed the plant OF the og-
den wooden mills Saturday af.erncon,
entailing a loss Of about $4,000. The
fire was caused by hotbox IN the rag
picking machine.
The 12-year-old son of Mrs. Schurz