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

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Toquerville and vicinity is expert.
encing a season Of drought which is
not encouraging either to farmers or
stockmen.
The Y. G. M. |. will distribute 100
tons of coal this month as its annual
Christmas donation to the poor of
Salt Lake City
A company has been formed at Ce-
dar City to establish there the Iron
county bank. The capital stock is
$4,000, which has nearly all been
taken.
Bishop Abiel Leonard of this Epis-
copal diocese. who was widely known
throughout the west, died at st.
Marks hospital, Salt Lake City. on
the Bird.
James Slater of Huntsville was the
victim OF serious accident last week
While feeding a hay baler his foot
was caught in the machinery and Sc.
vereiy crushed.
II. J. Griffin, fireman. was killed and
Engineer Bogart seriously injured in
a collision between two light engines
at Montello, New. Both men were resi-
dents of Ogden.
The new count in the contest be.
tween William Driver. Republican
and w. Rollo Emmett, Democrat, for
councilman from the Fifth ward. Og.
den, resulted in victory for Emmett
When the finishing touches have
been completed the Holy Cross hos,
pital in Salt Lake City will have what
Is said to be the finest operating room
between Chicago and San Francisco
Moss Kifford, colored, of Salt Lake
City. charged with murder in the first
degree, for the killing of William Har-
vey, otherwise known as bad Alley"
was found guilty of voluntary man
slaughter.
Aurora Hodge, the young woman
awaiting trial for the murder of Will
liam X. Ryan near Salt Lake City last
July, died at the Holy Cross hospital
on the LIST, from the effects of an
operation performed for appendicitis.
1t has been decided to establish at
Leland an auxiliary cutting station to
supply the Lehi sugar factory with
fleet Juice from beets grown in the
vicinity of Spanish Fork, Payson, Ben.
tamin and Salem.
Professor Orson Pratt. the oldest
child of Apostle Orson Pratt, and who
has lived in Utah for fifty years, be-
ing one of the foremost musical in
structors Of the state, died at the
home of his son in Ogden on the 9Th.
For the offense of tying a can to
the tail of company G's mascot, pug
dog, two men of the other company
which is stationed at Scofleld were
confined in the guardhouse all day
and made to do police duty the next
day.
Fred Holmberg, structural Iron
worker, was instantly killed at the
Portland cement works in Salt Lake
City on the 1st. he having acciden-
tally come In contact with live
wire, the shock causing him to fall a
distance of twenty feet, his skull be-
ing fractured.
Rasmus Strate. resident of Spring
City. narrowly escaped serious injuries
in a runaway accident early in the
week. Mr.. Strate suffered several bad
bruises and wounds about the head,
he having jumped from the wagon,
lighting on his head.
In answer to the query from the
Green River school district, Emery
county, as to whether the school
house may be ued for public dances,
State Superintendent of Public In
struction Nelson has written a letter
to the clerk of the board of trustees
In which he says mo"
The toll line Of the Utah Light &
Power company from Garland to Og-
den, which has been constructed for
the purpose of bringing power from
the latter place to connect with the
company's line at Ogden, Is complet-
ed, with the exception of the string
ing of the wires.
The secretary of the interior has
authorized the grazing Of $4,000
sheep and 1900 horses and cattle in
the Uintah forest reserve next season,
sheep to Craze from July 1st to Sep
TENDER Goth, cattle and horses from
Nay 18th to October 31st,
While picking coal from the right
Of way of the Rio Grande Western
at Provo. Hans Christian Anderson