The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-31
UTAH STATE NEWS.

company is to erect new smeter at
Salt Lake City in the near future cost.
ing between 100000 and $4,000.
The total enrolment of pupils in the
public schools of Salt Lake City, as
shown by the report for the first
month, ending October ., 1903, was 49,
ISL.
Mayor Thompson of Salt Lake has
vetoed the resolution of the city coun-
Gil to dispense with several sanitary
inspectors while contagion still is so
prevalent.
A new trial has been granted Con.
vict King. who with Lynch, is charged
Lake three years ago. new trial was
denied Lynch.
About thirty of the leading produce
dealers of Salt Lake City met last
week and organized what is known as
the Salt Lake Hay, Grain Flour and
Produce Exchange.
The state board Of health of Salt
Lake City has decided TO declare war
against the popular patent medicines.
It is claimed that they contain alcohol
and other narcotics.
David Wllcben, one of the guards
who was seriously injured during the
recent break at the state prison, is
rapidly recovering, to the surprise of
tho attendants and his friends.
William NJ. owen a civil war vet
eran, was buried at Salt Lake Sunday. !
under the auspices of the G. A. r. and !
Odd Fellows. He enlisted in the Sixth !
Ohio in 1861, and served throughout |
the war.
Harold Keller and Nellie Zenzer, a
Salt Lake young couple, narrowly es-
capped death from being run down by |
street car. The buggy was annihi-
lated, but the occupants escaped with .
but few scratches.
Il. p. Johnson, a trusty at the Utah
State penitentiary, and who was serv.
ing a three years sentence for grand
larceny from Box Elder county, es-
capped last week. A reward of $50 is
offered for his capture.
State prison authorities believe
that two young women struggled the
weapons into tho penitentiary that
were used in the recent outbreak. Con
Wet Johnson, the trusty who escaped,
is said to be mixed up in the affair
The copy for the financial report of
the irrigation congress held at Ogden
a short time ago has been given to
the printer by Secretary Beardsley of
the board of control. The report shows
disbursements to the amount of s21,-
29O.2G.
While in a state of frenzled jealousy,
Mrs. Spates, colored woman of Salt
Lake City, fired five shots at Miss
Tucker another colored woman, who
was passing her door. None of the
shots took the desired effect The
Spates woman claims that Miss
Tucker has been trying to induce her
husband to leave her.
Three hundred of Salt Lakes teach.
ing corps enjoyed the trip to Park
City Saturday and the inspection of
the mines there. Two sections of the
excursion train were run, one at s and
tho other at $50, returning to Salt
Lake at about o'clock.
The police of Salt Lake are endeav-
oring to locate August Arrlens, until
recently employed as a waiter in
local restaurant, to inform him that
fortune is awaiting his appearance.
Arriens LEFT the city during the sum
mor for San Francisco.
1t has been decided by the govern.
ment officials that Chin Chan the
mayor Of Chinatown at Salt Lake City,
must be deported He is the China.
man who returned to his native land
some time ago on account of the death
Of his wife and remarked there.
Roy Mills, young man who has
been employed at the Lucln cutoff as
drillor, was foully murdered and rob
bed at Ogden one night last week. He
was shot through the head and his
body thrown in some brush. 1t is said
he has a mother in Cass City, Mich.
A sad fatality which has cast
gloom over the whole community at
Sunnyside, occurred last week, Ben
jamin +. Fulton, while working at the
mouth Of a new tunnel in No. mine,
was caught under n cayein of sew
eral tons of rock, and killed instantly.
Clarence Houghton, Dave Short and
Eddie Knox, aged II to 10. of Salt
Lake City, stole n horse and buggy
last week and made for Park City
They We're run down by the police and
after being subjected 10 a sound lee