The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1904-04-09
UTAH STATE NEWS.

IN Otbh uus Detu phSSeu w Tue seuute.
Plans are forming looking to the in.
stallation Of a waterworks system at
Lehi.
A number Of farmers of Lehi are
solving the irrigation question by driv.
ing flowing wells.
The police are after restaurant keep
ers Of Ogden who are selling liquor
without license.
Francis McAllister, aged 16, OF Salt
Lake City, is dead as the result of
ptomaine poisoning
Governor Wells has issued proc.
lamation designating Friday, April
18th, as Arbor day.
The week on the Salt Lake Mining
exchange closed on the sale of 81 .1i5
shares of stock for $6O,473.5O.
All traffic communication with the
mines at Alta has been cut of by an
immense snowslde in Little Cotton.
wood canyon.
The report Of the board of health OF
Salt Lake City for the past week
shows record of forty.one births and
twenty-six deaths.
Jeff Wilcox, a laborer on the Ogden.
Lucln cutoff, committed suicide in a
room at the Central hotel. Ogden, by
taking carbolic acid.
The senate has confirmed the nom.
ination Of Jacob Greenewald of Salt
Lake City as surveyor Of customs for
the port OF Salt Lake.
J. A. Henley, formerly a resident Of
Salt Lake City and an oldtime rail-
reader. was crushed to death in rail.
way accident near Gold Creek, Mont
Mrs. Hyrum Hansen of Richfield
while rocking her baby to sleep, sud
denly fell over backwards, and when
her husband reached her side she was
dead.
In Salt Lake City during the past
month eighty.four marriages licenses
were issued, while twenty.four actions
for divorce we're filed during the same
period.
or the train accidents that occurred
In the United States in the month OF
February. only FIVE happened on the
western lines. Only one OF these was
in Utah.
James Wood was killed at Promon.
tory by being run over by a worI
train. He was standing on the track
and failed to observe the approach OF
the train.
G. r. Day OF Salt Lake City broke
his wrist while stopping runaway
on the streets Of Ogden one day last
week, saving lady from probable
fatal injury.
The home Of Elmer Huntsman In
Annabella was destroyed by fire last
week. The fire was evidently started
by someone who was stealing the fruit
left in the cellar.
The report comes from Wichita.
Kans., that some women at a party
discussed the Reed Smoot AFFAIR and
varied the function by hanging the
Utah senator in effigy.
More than a dozen towns and cities
OF the state we're represented at the
Arst session Of the annual union con-
vention of young peoples Christian
societies in Salt Lake City.
Tho two-year-old son Of Frank Met.
calf was stung to death by bees at
Arcadia, Ore, last week. Mr.. Metcalf
was for many years superintendent OF
the state school for the deaf and dumb
Of this state.
Emil Anderson OF Huntsville was
kicked by horse Friday OF last week
and severely injured. The animal
threw him to the ground and then
kicked him in the face. His injuries
are not fatal.
Ella Clawson, an eight.year-old girl
OF Salt Lake City, took a dose OF car.
bolic acid, installing It for cough med.
icine. Prompt action saved her from
immediate death. but she is not yet
out OF danger
Tony Cameleo, an Italian, who was
riding In a box car over the Oregon
Short Line from Salt Lake. was run
over at a point near Ogden and was
crushed 30 that he died a few hours
later at the hospital In Ogden.
J. A. Wright, formerly a member of
the State Board OF Horticulture, and
generally recognized as authority on
horticultural and agricultural matters
died at his home in Salt Lake City
last week, after prolonged illness.
The Maccabees held a state initia
lion in Salt Lake City on Saturday
night, the work being performed by
the Springville degree team. which