The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1903-10-10
UTAH STATE NEWS.
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legs.
An effort is being made to organize
o camp OF Confederate veterans In
Utah
A marriage ceremony was per-
formed at Calientes last week, the
first in that town in two years.
The twelfth annual convention Of
the Utah State Teachers association
met In Salt Lake City on Monday.
The Utah conference of Seventh
Day Adventists are holding their sec
Und annual session in Salt Lake City.
The receipts ofthe Salt Lake City
postofiice show an increase of $21 900
during the fiscal year ended June 30
last.
s. S. Twombley of the Utah Agricul-
tural experiment station, has taken a
position in the California State Poly
technic school.
The thirteenth annual convention Of
the Utah Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union was held in Salt Lake
City last week.
From September until october 80,
100 cases of typhoid fever we're re-
ported In Salt Lake City. The disease
IL now on the decline.
It Is expected that at the next meet
ing Of the st. Louis Exposition COM
mission the plans for Utah's building
at the fair will be approved.
l.. p. Madsen of Chester last week
lost about eight tons Of lucerne hay
and three tons of straw by fire, caused
by little boy playing with matches
The real estate men of Salt Lake
City have formed an organization ito
further the real estate interests of the
city and to promote good will among
its members"
The Salt Lake club finished last In
che race for the pennant In the Pacific
Northwest baseball league. They
might have done worse. They might
have quit before the ard of the season.
Rumors have heeu received Of q
light with outlaws in the Browns
Park country, in witch one outlaw
was shot twice and probably fatally
injured. Particulars are unobtainable.
Farmers living in Chester report the
seed lucern as worthless owing to the
impossibility Of threshing the seed
from the shell after the severe soak
ing 1t has received during the past
week.
Burglars cracked the safe of the
Western Knitting company in Salt
Lake City, one night last week, secur-
ing $247. Several men have been ar.
rested on suspicion of being impli.
Gated in the crime.
John Powers, a miner, was seriously
injured while working at the DAILY.
West. in Park City. While stopping he
stepped on rotten plank and was
precipitated into a pile of boulders
being badly crushed.
There were sixty-fve deaths of res
idents of Salt Lake City during the
month Of September. equivalent to an
annual death rate Of 1910 per 1000 OF
the estimated population, as com
with that Of 1888 a year ago
DR.. ]. II. Faust, who attended the
state fair this season, is the Oldest
surviving member Of the d. A. 4 M
society, his active and continuous
connection with that association dat
ing back forty years and six months
It is now claimed that branch
road will be built from Lund, on tn,
San Pedro, to the iron mines of IroI
county. The fluxing ores will be uset
at the smelters at Murray and large
iron works will be established in thil
valley.
Michael Duffy, employed in the Sill
yer King mine at Park City met dealt
on Sunday, falling from the cage Il
the bottom of the shaft, distance o
400 feet. Duffy reached for the rope t
give signal to stop the cage and los
his balance.
The three-year-old son OF Mr.. ant
Mrs. Milan Crandall OF Springville go
hold Of concentrated I've one day las
week, and nut some OF the I've In hi
mouth. but luckily medical assistance
was rendered before the child wal
dangerously burned.
The storms Of the past week hal
caused much uneasiness among farm
ers in the vicinity of Ephraim. Har
yesting of grain Is not completed ant
the losses sustained by farmers VIII,
have open stacks will amount to sew
eral thousand dollars.
Daniel II Ogdpn a nrominant hua