The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-09-24
UTAH STATE NEWS.

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The new theatre being erected in
Ogden will be opened to the public on
the 18th of next month.
Through the explosion of gasoline
can. Mrs. J. w. Tilford, of Salt Lake
City, was seriously burned on Sunday
morning
In 1903 there we're II 616 school
children registered in Salt Lake City,
while this year there are 12,422, giving
an increase OF SOC.
Walter Bauck, OF Salt Lake City,
had his right arm filled with splinters
from the stock Of a shotgun which ex.
ploded while he was shooting.
w. b. Wilson is erecting a new hotel
in Ogden canyon. The building will
be constructed of logs, and will be
ready for business in the spring.
While John Zerkes and John Kosac,
two Austrian miners, were hunting
near Sunnyside, zerkes accidentally
shot himself the wound proving fatal,
Mrs. Jane Layton of Kaysvlie, who
was hooked by vicious COW and seri'
ously injured, is improving, and doc
tors believe she will soon be out OF
danger.
Last week another trainload OF
sheep was shipped from American
Fork to Kansas City, making the sixth
trainload shipped from American Foru
This season.
G. b. Johnston, OF Salt Lake City,
while attempting to ride a loop-the.
loop which he is constructing, ran into
q telegraph pole and sustained a brok.
en- jaw and severe bruises.
william Peterson, aged IA, acciden.
tally shot himself while hunting in
Parley's canyon, near Salt Lake City,
being found unconscious several hours
after the accident occurred. The lad
will recover.
A Salt Lake man threatens to sue
the street car company for damages
because he was elected from a car
for carrying a dog on the car. It being
against the rules of the company to
carry dogs.
1 One hundred and fifty men are now
Ut work in the new switch yards OF
the Oregon Short Line in North Salt
Lake, and this number is to be in
creased within the next few days to
between 200 and 300.
The attendance at the Ogden
schools is largely increased over that
Of last year and is expected to exceed
that OF year ago by 700. The high
school broke its record also, receiving
no less than $50 pupils.
Worlds Fair Commissioner T.
Whitaker, who is in charge Of
the Utah state building and exhibit at
ct. Louis, has rendered his resigna-
ton to Governor Wells, The reason
for this action is not stated
s Residents of Grantsville have organ
ICED a company to prepare for the
market deposit Of sat which has
been providentially placed at their
doors by the unusual high waters Of
the great Salt Lake last spring.
While riding with two companions
In a cart near Draper, Edward Hard.
castle of Sandy had the bones OF his
left shoulder so badly shattered by
the accidental discharge of a shotgun
that amputation was found necessary.
William Lovendahl, the S-year-old
son of William Lovendahl, Sr., a stone
mason residing in Ogden, was killed
In a runaway. The lad had been left
to hold a team of horses attached to a
lumber wagon, when the animals took
fright and ran away.
The opening of the Uintah reserva.
tion, with its 100000 acres OF land,
which is scheduled for March /, Is be-
ginning to attract the people from
the surrounding states, and Vernal is
beginning to fill up with homeseekers
in anticipation of the event.
Robert G, Caldwell OF Salt Lake
City, who is known throughout the
west as something Of foot racer, sui
cided by shooting himself in the head,
after protracted spree. Caldwel's
three children were playing in the
room when he fired tho fatal shot.
A committee Is canyassug the cities
IN the northern part Of Sanpete county
at the present time securing sigma
lures to a petition which asks the
county commissioners 20 bring the
matter of the removal of the county
seat from Manu to Ephraim to vote.
Deliveries of sugar beets at the va
Tious factories Of Utah and Idaho,
which have been in progress during
the past week. fully bear out the prom